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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 923, 1 July 1891, Page 1

JBiiMinei.^ Notice-. .XITTI-E'S jJ\ LITTLE'S. Fluid Dip /^\ Powder Dip (NON-POISONOUS). Jl . (POISONOUS). MR. BELCHER, of #LITTLE'S\mK, C. J, HARPEE, a Kfiiapoi (writing Augu st, Jf i - . Runholder, 18-K)):— "Found Sheep Jm^^ (writing Juno, 1890):— Dipped with Little's ff T)Tt* \x " Found tho Powder . Fluid produced lilbs. ff * .u^fl? V little trouble to iiiix ; , more wool e*cli ff "\^l _^*^^ % was rery eff«ctiTo ; , (which fetched \d. Jf Sf***^ " ,<^Ss*V%. leftthewoolin g ood per lb. more) than ffS *^ '■ "** condition ; sj^fer the wool of ff f % m __.— J^V tlian °** r P oi * ! EtStf* if Gram m \vool ILt 0^ 8 ? i P" J eneep. MJ «t besidas being J/MR. GILLANDERS, of South! an d^V rery cheftp, " JL&\ ff 3 (writing March, 1890), mid : — Two years 1 i|l > -qi tp ff lin succession ho dipped a flock of about J Of^ (by iWl 20 ' 000 Sheep, ; part with Little's Muid/J|\ *$1 Sr^^ fS__\ and the rest with other Dips, and each /Jaf| ff F^ \ year found the Sheep dipped with / i *ff T |A| ,\ Little's Fluid produced i lh -/j*+n ,^_ ff JultllG S\. more wool per Jleece than f JLlttlG S /FLUID DIP\. the other shee P* v^POWDER DIP\ , * , *«^. i^-^**^^ (POISONOUS). . V m%-m^m—mM—mm^w&mm^&~^ : PRICES. " AGENTS.! FLnrD. towder. ~ 5s 6H per gallon, m Is and 4s per BLAGKBURNE & CO., 40 gallon casks. por packet. 6s per gallon, m 5 70s per case of 72 109 > Cashel-street East, gallon drams. Is pacKols, or 18 4p packets, Christchurch. also m lewt kegs. H. L. BO WEEK, ESTATE AGENT, 258 Colombo Street, MARKET -Pl_-A_o_E> CHRISTCHURCH. FARMS FOR SALE. ■4 Or. ACRES, Hororatn District, Glenroy, near Glentim_le_> I tunnel, 8 miles from Railway station. Partly m English grass, balance m tussock , riDg fenced, divided into five paddocks ; creek running ilnoiigh property. House five rooms, garden, stable, four stalls, and outbuildings. Price, £5 per acre ; easy terms. Also forty acres adjoining m native grass, _tj3 10s per acre. OAAAACRES Selwyn, about 2 miles from Norwood f. \J\J \j railway station, all well fenced, subdivided into paddocks m English 'grass, water-race intersects the properly m all direction-., and carry 3 sheep to the «ere. . Price, £3 15s per ncre. Tne property is at present let to tirst-class tenants, who have put it m English grass, arid which at present low rental, yields a return of abouts£ per . .• cent. Possession can be had on reasonable notice. ; • AX ACRES Harowood Read m four paddockp, garden and rttJ fruit trees, water-race through property. Houso 6 rooms, iron roof, plastered, Btable, traphouse, man's room and workshop. Price £15 per acre. Easy terms arranged.OOfj ACRES Weedons, about 1| miles from station, m mwfjmm\J 8 paddocks, 3 of which nre m gras., 15 acres wheat, 70 acres oats, good yorse fences, water-race m each paddock, house 6 rooms, stable, chslf house, &c. Price, £8 per acre. BETWEEN Templeton and Wcodon's, one mile from Weed-ms Station ; 20 Acres. 15 acres m English grass; Cottage of 3 rooms, water-race through property, j Price £160. Easy terms. 001 ACRES Rangiora, m English grasp, capital fruit 002 garden, firet- class 2 -story house of 9 roome, con-Bcrv-itory, scullery, wash-house, stable, coach-house, &c, built on concrete foundations. Price, £1600, of which £1000 can remain at 3k per cent. Q/"\ ACRES Templeton, m 4 paddocks, water-race through mjyj . each, cupitul house 4 toohip, also cottage 2 rooms. To be sold ub a whole, or will be divided, say, 4 acres and tho house of 4 rooms, and the 16 acres and house of 2 rooms. This property is for sale a thorough bargain Prico and full particulars on application. Most easy terms arranged. ~J OQ ACRES East Oxford, m 7 paddocks, well fenced, J-Ot_J mostly m Engli.-.h grast-*, good house 4 rooms, 3Btnll stable, cowshed, roof iron, good garden, plenty of ) water. Prioe, £5 per aore. Any buyer requiring a small ■ ■ farm should bee the grass growing on this during tha prosent dry weather. rJ■ . \ -JOA A ACRES West Oxford, divided iulo paddocks, X.Zi\J\J dwelling of 8 rooinp, wHf-h-hcuee, large stable ! and farm outbuildings, all thoroughly well built and m J good order. 300 acros of this land were m oats this peasod, and produced 50 busheis to the acre, balance m English giaFP. Price, £6 per acre, £1 per acre cash, balance 6 ' per c'-m. There is also 2CO ocicb Educational Hesetve haying about 8 years to run at a rental of ls 6d per acre with above. :■> ■ IT^OR SALE— Sonllibiidgo, High St, J acre Land, on ' ; which is erected House of b rooms, 2 stall stable, Trnrhoune, ill m good Dider. This prr peryie occupied by.. Mr J.ime. Edward Bmdy, and na h imiei bcnold no reason-- . ti bio oifer will be refused, and Icmiis can bo arrnnKeil, ! a A iiumber of other hnm t alno building .fictions, -.hops, dtttlliflgß, Stc, ior .ale ; also proptrtk-t- to let. Foil ha% \'>\ eupplied on oppHoßtioo. , i ''■■■■' i '".. fi, L. BOWKfiB, Estate Agent. Uwfe.t Place •vhxlu.ctaJ? f ■ ■■ V: : :: j--' ■*- ■'. ■ ' : ; ; ' ■■ ; - ■ j