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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 963, 25 November 1891, Page 1

Ba .ineoH Wotlcen F. FERRIMAN, ARnB.URTON, PROPRIETOR OF Joseph Ford's Scour & LungWprm Mixture for Sheep. \ PERFECT CORE FOR SCOUR AND LUNG-WORM. TESTIMONIALS. Riverslea Farm, Balfour P.O . Soni htflnH. 20th Feb, 1891. Mr F. Ferriman, Atdiburtr.n. D<»ar Sir, — T have much pleasure m «tatin« that I found « Ford'^ Scour and Lung , - ct7 orm Mixti'ro' a most excellent nnd effectual cure for lung worm. Iliad 450 nice lambs all yprv bad, and somp dyiner eVery day, with 38 d -ad when I erot tho Mixtnre to dose them with. T gave them o n e dose all rouni, "nl found that day I had only lout two (?.\ and all ibe rest bare thriven splendidly ever since.— Yours faithfully, W. F. Ward. •P.S —The class of sheen were halfbreds Lincoln and Merino. And 1 mi.hf phv again tha' I cannot spea"? too highly of the Mixture. • which- I ohto?ned, from your Southland At^n**, Messrs Tothill, Watson and Co.— W.F.W. Drumronlan, . . Soiithbridfle. . ' Bth Oct. 1890 Mr Fbrbtman, Asbbarton. , Sir, — I have mnch pleasure m testifj'ing !to the effects of Ford's Scour and LungWorm Mixture' noon my flock. My sheep were coughing and scouring prior to using the Mixture, but after drenching a change for tho better soon became apparenty AU flook-owners havine: their sheep coughing or scouring should. lose no time m giving the Mixture atrial, as from my experience it is very efficacious. — Yours respectfully, William Graham, Drooao.e July 21st, 1890. Mr T\ Ferriman, Ashburton. Dear Sir,— ln reply io your qnestions as to whether the 'Lung- Worm Mixture' I bad from you about six weoks ago had the desired effect, I am hap y to state that it saved, m my opinion, 300 lambs. The lambs were after a long drive, and starviner, having come from the Bays . I bought them m the Ashburton Yards for 6s 6d each. I got them home arr_l fed them on oaten-sheaf chaff and some fresh green feed. They were continually roughing and scouring, and 20 of them died the first week. I thought I would have; lost the lot, and expressed that opißion to a friend, who advised me to try ' Ford's Mixture.' I did sc, with the result that the coughing and scouring ceased, and they began to thrive immediately, and I sold them a month after I bought them at a profif, and the man I boughf them from expressed purprise, saying ho wouldn't have known them.— t am, dear sir, yours truly, Daniel Brick. " F. FERRIMAN, = ASHBURTON, PATENTEE AND PROPRIETOR. AGENTS IN ALL PRINCIPAL TOWNS. The New Zealand Insurance Co. m ESTABLISHED, 1859, Capital, ...... ... £1,000,000 Paid tip Capital, ... ; ... £450,000 Deaoription of FIRE and MAR INE IrJSURANCE at Current Rates. j 0.1.^ WILLIS, Agent. IMMICE.ENTED. OOfi GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, of tho Fineat Quality. ON BALE AT S COHEN'S CITY LOAN AND DIS- • COUNT OFFICES, 186 Colombo street, At Unprecedented Low Prices. For instance — Genuine SOTRERHAM'S SILVER LEVER WATCHES from £2 10p, almost new, with three years guarantee. Also, The finest collection m the City of Diamond and Gem Rings, and all kinds of Jewellery, at about half tho price charged '..jfifi _*_ f }__-_r_-' •'■'■'' i • EVERY ARTICLE, WARRANTED -■•■} ' . GENUINE. ' All kfada of. Valuables taken m Ex^ chargo; or Bought for Cash. Money Lent' as usual at Lowest Rates on all kinds of goods. MiONEY. MONEY. MONEY. CHEAPEST Money Accomii.odntion at S. Cohen's City Loao, Di. count, and Pawn Ofi-cep; No. 186 C.lombo Street, adjoining City Hotel. Loans granted on personal or any security, repayable by easy instalments per agreement. Bills discounted , and rent wed daily, Private entrance City : Hotel Right-of-way, leading through from Colombo to . Cashel street. All. transac--1 Uops Btristly confidential.