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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 924, 4 July 1891, Page 1

IltiNiiMvv, Notice* .LITTLE'S S\ LITIXE'S^ Fluid Dip iV\ p owder Oip (NON-POISONOUS). JV (POISONOUS). MR. BELCHER, of #LITTLE'S\ M R 0. J. HARPER, a Knmpoi (writing August, if \. Canterbury JJuuholder, 1800) -.— " Fouiul Sheep^x^" -"-"N^Jk (writing June, 1890):— Dipped with Little's^ fir* "Found tho Powder Fluid produced UJbs. ff §**~ZJL*JZZ?S \ little trouble to mix ; more wool each If "s^!!^^^^ \k vvas vm "y effective ; (which fetched |d. /I S r gk'* :r *' *^^ t>>*v\», 'eft the wool m good per lb. more) thnnjrf **^ fiondition ; safer the wool of H/-+ 9 9 _._ J^ftLthan other poisfi» d # Gam m w 00l % 3< r u f ? i ? 8 ; P' fg! Vft besides being J/MR. GILLANDERS, of Southland^ very cheap *" L<j\ Jjf I (writing March, 1890), said: — Two years | j, (p I cjr*) If lin succession ho dipped a flock of about J !^4) f(f) #Ml 20 ' 000 sllGC P» P artwith Little's Fl ui<*ilg\ ($} *^F ff fli|Y an d the rest with other Dips, and each / jra! if 1 \ y ear oun^ ie Sl iee P dipped witli / W^ ,V Little's Fluid produced \ M-Jj.}.-* ,\ ff JuIXTIC S more wool per jleece than f JuIIEIG S /FLUID DIPNw «>e other Sheep. DIP\ # (NON-POISONOUP). (POISONOUS). Mmn 1 "' 1 " j*«"«»*^ I***"^"-"1 ***"^"-" r ■: i% PRICES. AGENTS. PLHID. TOWDER. — — — — — — 5s 6.1 per gallon, m Is and 4s per BLACKBURNE & CO., 40 gallon cnslcs. I per packet. , nn _ , 6a per gallon, m 5 70s per case of 72 109 > Oashol-street East, gallon drums. Is packets, or 18 4s packets, Christchurcli. also m lewt kegs. H. L, BOWKER, ESTATE AGENT, 258 Colombo Street, M-A.RKJET PLACE. CHRIST CHURCH. FARMS FOR SALE. ~i OH ACRES, Horornta District, Glenroy, near GlentuH■lt) I tunnel, 8 miles from Rnilwny siation. Panly m English grass, balance m tussock , ring fenced, divided into five paddocks ; creek running ih:ongh property. House five rooms, garden, stublfi, lour stalls, iiirl outbuildings. Price, per acre ; easy terms. Also forty acres adjoining m native grass, US 10d per acre. OAAa. ACR . E S Selwyn, about 2 miles from Norwood £\J\J{j railway station, all well fenced, subdivided icto paddocks m English grass, water-race intersects the property m all directions, and carry 3 sheep to the acre. Price, £3 15s per icro. Trie property is at present let to first-class tenants, who have put it m English grasp, and which at present low rental, yields a return of about 5£ per cent. Possession can be had on reasonable notice, j_K ACRES Harowood Read m four paddocks, garden and fruit trees, water-race through property. Houso 6 rooms, iron roof, plastered, stable, traphouse, man's room and workshop. Price £15 per aero. Eusy terms arranged. OOA ACRES Weedons, about 1£ miles from station, m £J lAj 8 paddocks, 3 of which are m grass, 15 acres wheat, 70 acres outs, good gorse fences, water-mce i"b each paddock, house 0 rooms, Btrtble, chart" houso, &c. Price, £8 per acre. BETWEEN Templeton and Weednn's, one mile from Waedsn's Station ; 20 Acres. 15 acres m English grass ; Cottage of 3 rooms, water-race through property. Pricojfc'lGO. Easy terms. 00l ACRES Rnngioro, m English grass, capital fruit t)O2 garden, first-class 2 -story hous-e of 9 roomp, conservatory, scullery, wash-house, stable, coach bouse, &c, imill on concrete foundations. Price, £1000, of which £1000 can remain at 3k per cent. QA ACRFS Templeton, m 4 paddocks, water-race through Ljl\J each, capital house 4 rooms, also cottage 2 rooms. To be sold as a whole, or will be divided, say, 4 acres and tho house of 4 rooms, and (he 1G acres and house of 2 rooms. This property is for salo a thorough bargain Price and full particulars on application. Most easy terms arranged. "1 QQ ACRES East Oxford, m 7 paddocks, well fenced, XfJU mostly m English grass, good house 4 rooms, 3stall stable, cowshed, roof iron, good garden, plenty of water. Prk-e, ;I's per acre. Any buyer requiring a small faun tlionld bee the grass trix-wing ou'lhiu during the present dry weather. lOfVn ACRES West Oxford, divided iulo paddocks, AA\J \J dwelling of 8 rooms, wuhh-hciißp, large stable and farm outbuildings, all tbororghly well built and m good order. 300 acres of this land were m oats this »aa Kon, and produced 50 buslieiß to ihe acre, balance m English glass. Price, £6 per acre, £1 per acre cash, balanced per cent. There is also 200 acres Educational Reserve having about 8 years to run at a rental of Is Gd per acre with above. FOR SALE— SouthbrWgo, High St, £ aero Land, on which is erected House of 0 rooms, 2 stall stable, Traphouse, ill m good order. Tin's property is occupied by Mr James Edward Brady, and as it must be sold no reasonable oflor will be refused, and terms can be arranged. A number of other farms, also building sections, shops, dwellings, &c, for sale ; also properties to let. Full list supplied on application. H. L. BOWKKB, Estate Agent, Market Place Christchurch