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of Government fees, has been limited to 10s for a conveyance and 10s for a mortgage. Any purchaser can. pay off the whole amount of his purchase money at any moment should he wish to do so. The Surveyor's confidential report as to the quality .of the land, &c, on each section will bo shown on application .-to intending purchasers, nnd arrangements have been made by which persons visiting the property will have the guidance of th'i*e competent to point ou! the boundaries of the whole of the sections com« prised in the Block. The land can be inspected- in a single day, and the Company have arranged to issue special return tickets (available only to those desirous of making such inspection) at the following reduced scale of prices : — • Ist Class 2nd Class Bptween Wellington and Shannbn, or ' ' , Tokomaru ... 10s 5s Between^ Johnsonville, and Shan* - non, or Tokomaru 10s 5s Between :. Porirua, • : - ' ' .land Shannon, or - ; T/okonutrtt . . ... 9s , 4s 6d Between Paremata, and Shannon, or- . ; Tokomaru ... 9s , .4s 6i Between iPaikaka-s v..:-rit?. and Shannon, '. :,;prTpkomarn „..-. :. 88 4s Between Waikanae, : „'a nd. Shannon, ori j.'Tpkomjarft;- „ ;— :i6B; 3s Between Otaki. and Shannon, <*^pko> ;.: '. : maru ... . ... 6a 3s Between, Longburn, „; f . ( , '.j. and < ;;Sba,^npn ? ;. or „,..;. ....,,, . ; ■<: ■ i, 1 Tokomaru ; : , ,;.„ . : 2| % : , , ., Is. 6d, '*■" Tne tickets from the Wellington an^: othes stations en route are only available; far. Shannon or .Tokomaruby train leav-i 'irig "Jm(lling'ton ', eftch day at 7 a.m.,' and rV turning to Wellington,, passing Toko'maV^'a : i''jß.s'p^ : .Vand'.Sh.a'rinpn.at.^2ap.m. * The ticketSfrom the tiohgbiirn Station to Tekomaru or. Sbanueu , will be available 1 " by f train, leaving Longburn at 7.30 a.m., and returning from Shannon at 6J26 f:ni,;:afld :.TokQmarura£^6^sb' %m.\ Ticket holders quitting the train at any* other station or going beyond those as ( above will ;b aye to pay fu}.l' farjes as per Cpmpany's time tabie. i These tickets are procurable only at -tbe-Hrad ©ffic? erf >he-Ccmpany t Qr. at AuctSbneefa' ©tßce'a, 'on application, and will not be issued at the railway^ stations. \ LithpsfranWo plans- of j jtihe property,; showing each section in detail, and further! particulars may be obtained on appli«j cation at the Head Offices of the Wel-I lington and . Manawatu Eailway Cpm- : paiiy, Lam Won Quay, Wellington, ori -from.the Auctioneers; ' Messrs T Kennedy 1 Macdonald & Co. The Plans can also: be seen at tbe Railway Stations, and at the office of this paper. THOMAS' SHEEP DIP. 70s PER THOUSAND GALLONS. IqU. First, tfie Cheapest ; -Second,- the Most Effective ; Third, the Most Lasting ; i Fdurth', - the Wool' is Eeally Improved. - TESTIMONIAL. .■: rTeaf.oTf Part, B'ulla, 27 ih" Sept., 1886. Wlntworth Eussell, Esq., .Wanganui. Dcoi Sir.- f have again dipped several thousand sheep with "Thomas' Uip," and am well satisfied with ihe result. The sheep dipped with ab^ve. are free from Ticks and Lice, and the Wool is in splendid condition. I have much pleasure in/fotwarding.ybn"the erfclosed fresh order for Thomas' Dip. — I am, &c, Robeet Wilson. INSPECTOR MO^EO'S OPIMON. Wanganui, 30tIi July, 1886. From Alex. Monro, Esq., luspeetor ©t Sheep. At jour request," I inspected, on the 23rd inst.,-tbe flock of Sheep belonging to Mrs Morse, which were dipped, on tiie loth June,, in Thomas' Dip, under the 'special "supervision' of the Manufacturer, Mr Thomas, and at which dipping I was present. I have much sa.lisl'actiou in informing you that at the last inspection I found ,the . sheep, quite Free from all Tick* or Lice, and ' tbe Wool was Soft and Healthy, having ratlier an improved appearance since dipping. To Whitworth Russell, Esq., Agent for Thomas', Sheep Dip, Wanganui* Alkx. Muneo. WOOL IMPBO V KD Messrs Helmuth, Schwartz & Co., of London, say of Wool consigned to them, to be especially reported upon, dipped in various compositions, and carefully reported upon by their valuer, Mr R. Murteri, that THOMAS' was fpund tP be pf " free, staple and sound, of good lustre and soft feel, and with little or no smell," while various, other competing samples were variously described as " having a bad smell," harsh ; dried«up feel," strong 'chemical smell, " ; " discolored" &c, while Thomas' Dip showed the Wool in the mo*t perfepj; condition,: as soft and lustrous as silk, vide Inspector Fitzroy's report, a perfect copy of whioh; ' '-arid the Hawke's Bay- report* can be obtained, post free, on appli» cation to Whitworth Eussell, Wanganui. y The full truth, pf Inspector Fitzroy's verdict is shown over and over again Tin the Auction Rooms, wlieu an average improved value of fully A HALF- PEJS NT PEE POU DMA! BE RELIED UPON. la Messrs Miles & Co 's circular of 1884-5, they say some of their clients consider that they had obtained 3d per pound more than they would have dene -had they continued to use any of ihe much vaunted. Dips im« ported from England... The Djp can be.procured from. Stevens and Gorton, Bulls or Feilding, C H. Tomlinson, Sandon, Watt and Jones, AJarUm. ■WHITWORTH EUSSELL,; Agent, Wanganui. SOUTH BKITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. FIXE AND MABINE. CAPITAL £2,000,000. RISKS accepted at Lowest Current Bates. GEO. -CHILL, A^c-iit for Feilding V) hNT KA L PAW i\ OFFICE ■ ■ Main-st'., Palmkuston Noetu. \ ! O.NEY ailviincpd eh Wearing apj3l imrel, J -wi.'Ht'ry, Ac. Puivaik E -TU.vxnK-->idi» Gate. S, ABRAHAMS, . j J awa broker.