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Southland Times, Issue 1121, 10 March 1869, Page 1

jffl^^^frty for Sale, &c. STATION ; PKOPEETIES7 THE UNDERSIGNB!D,V h»re some rery fine Station Propertied for sale in this Province I and in Otago. • '!;',,-■ .-s-v. _ J Particulars on application. " '"• ' M *'" *- " ' CALDER, BLACgLOCg & CO. FOR SALE. r\NE of the best farms in the Province, , \J containing 138 acres of fine agricultural land, wUh 40 chains of North East frontage to Jf yr « S %u E w h> *"* com P^tely sheltered from tne South West winds. Improvements consist of seven roomed house, stockyard, stables, and barn, 178 chains fencing, and a finely stocked fruit garden, &c. I Full particulars on application to 1 j Messrs CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO., '; HAY -BROTHERS, Or to GEORGE G \ RRIE on the premises. - I Stock, &c, For Sale - | P O^ R IS A L ITZ ON WAIMEA PLAINS STATION, Q{^ A IMPORTED TICTORIAN RAMB. Two hundred of these were used on the Waimea Plain's flocks last year. They can be seen in their wool till 7th Jan. Price : £3 per head. Apply Gk M. BELL, Waimea Or to M'PHERSON & CO. 0 s * By the Undersigned — 1 AA HEAD WELL-BRED CATTLE. O AAA FULL-MOUTHED EWES. 4000 LAMB 3 Apply, to MORISON & CO., Dipton, Or to M'PHERSON & G ■ ». PORS A I 5 — 1 f\( \C\ MT^ED T.AMB3, delivery in J. UUU Marcli oi _p»il. 100 PRI ' SSI4 NWERINORaMS, ±\-/\J large framed white yok»d sheep. O/i DE GRAVES* RAMS. 1 Q(\ Provincial bred do (from De — — J-J^UL- Graves). -p o r s ri"T=~Q^A PRUSSIAN MERIXO RAM 4 £lt)*) (white yolk'd), two and fourtooth, similar quality of wool soli for 1» 2Jd, in gr.ase, and 2s 2|d, scoured, at late sales. Apply at Castle Rock Station, or to DALGETTY, RATTRAY & CO. SHEEP STATION FOR SALE. Runs No. 166 A., & No. 415, Southland Province. THE TJndTaignerl are instructed by Messrs Atlmeb & Co. to make private eale, for delivery in March, of WAIRAKI STATION, Situate in the Waian District of th- Province of Southland, together with all stock thereon. Run No. 166 a. is held under license to Ist January, 1882, at a rent of two-pence per acre, equivalent to two-pence or three-pence per sheep. Run No. 415, adjoining, is under licence to 19th July, 1879, at a rent of £5 per annum. Total rent £200 per annum. The Station contains in all 66,520 acres, of which 30,000 are first-class winter c« untry. It will carry all the year round 25,000 sheep ; being well bounded and fenced, it is worked with three men. There will go with the Station the flocks now running there — first-class sheep — all bred on the country, namely, 7 000 EWEB ( mostl y you^g-) 4,000 WETHERS - -3,500 HOGGETS. 4,000 LAMBS - -1 20 BAMS. And 3 Horses, 12 Bullocks, besides Drays, implements, Furniture, &c, &c. ' The improvements comprise : Home Station, Woolshed, Hot- water Soak and Wash, several Huts, six miles of Fencing, Garden, Stable, and Cultivation Paddock. Terms very Liberal. DALGETY, RATTRAY *; CO. Invercwgill ' HOWARD'S IRON BISCUITS. ANEW and improved method of administering that valuable medicine Carbonate of Iron. These Biscuits were made at the suggestion of a most eminent Medical Practitioner, and are strongly recommended in all cases requiring Iron in their : treatment. For Neuralgia, Tic-doloreux, Rhumatism, and general debility they are invaluable, while, by the action of iron on the blood, they impart a healthy, rosy hue to the complexion. • » ' For invalids and children, who object to take Iron in other forms, they are especially adapted, being as agreeable as an ordinary biscuit. Prepared only by GEO. RICHARD HOWARD, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Dunedin.. Sole Wholesale Agents, Trustees of H* Youkojcak, late Febk d, KsiCPXiiosir* 6 Or Duaedia. ■ •-■-■_»-'