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Southland Times, Issue 21098, 2 June 1930, Page 12

SOUTHLAND FARMERS’ CO-OP. FARMERS! • i BASIC SLAG OUR NEXT SHIPMENT IS ARRIVING PER S.S. HORORATA. END OF MAY. —/ L' WE ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS. PRICE - - £5 5/- per Ton. ,■ EX SHIP’S SLINGS. LESS 5 PER CENT CASH DISCOUNT. . Southland Farmers’ Co-op. Assn., Ltd. Crescent ------ Invercargill. CARSWELL AND CO. ._____.________ “GOOD VALUE” FARMS. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. YOU WILL NEVER STOCK UP MORE CHEAPLY. 2650 ACRES; with good Buildings, within three ir.ilea of township and siding; 600 acres cultivated, balance low hills clad with silver tussock. Now carrying .1400 sheep (exclusive of lambs). £3 10/- per acre; one-third cash. 165 ACRES EDUCATIONAL LEASEHOLD. Handy to siding, school and factory. Good Five-roomed .Dwelling and all necessary farm buildings. Easily carry 200 to 300 ewes. PRICE for improvements, £BOO. Deposit £3OO. 250 ACRES GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLD, chiefly cut out bush, surface sown. Rental and rates only £lO per annum. Situated within H miles of school, railway and township. Will carry 30 to 40 head of cattle. Buildings worth more than price asked for goodwill, viz., £B5O. Deposit £l5O. 120 ACRES EDUCATIONAL LEASEHOLD; rental 5/- per acre. Good quality land, mostly flat, handy to school. Good buildings. Price only £650. .A bargain. Land suitable lor sheep and dairying. UDDEL STREET — INVERCARGILL SAWMILLING TS AN ART—and more care and attention is required than most businesses get. OUR MILL is managed on best lines, and we can supply at short notice almost any specification in RED PINE. WHITE PINE. BLACK PINE OR TOTARA. . FARMERS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. GOOD STOCK OF SECOND-CLASS available at from 11/- to 13/- on Trucks BIRCH & CO. SAWMILLERS - - - - TUATAPERE. OFFICE BOX 1, GORE.

HENDERSON & CO., LTD. CLEARING SALE AT MORTON MAINS. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930, At 12 o'clock noon. . HENDERSON & CO. have received instructions from Mr Harold Armstrong, Morton Mains, to offer as above, his LIVE STOCK, PLANT, ETC., as under: 180—2 and 4-tooth WETHERS. 30—DAIRY COWS; factory calvers. 18—Empty Fat and Forward COWS. I—FAT STEER. I—HEREFORD BULL. 3—CALVES. 3—DRAUGHT MARES. I—DRAUGHT GELDING. I—Spring-cart GELDING. I—HACK MARE. 1 Dray and Frame (Reid & Gray), 1 Spring Cart, 2 Sets Duncan Discs, 1 Set 5-leaf Tyne Harrows, 1 Roller (Reid & Gray), 1 McCormack Binder. Storrie Double Scuffler, Single Digger Plough (R. & G.), Booth Macdonald Woolpress, Blocks and Chains, Swingle Trees, Leading Chains, Plough Chains, Cart Saddle and Breeching, Collars, Hames and Winkers for five Horses, Barbed Wire, Wire Netting, 400-odd Empty Sacks, 100 Stakes, Cattle Dog, 2 Stacks Oaten Sheaves. t NO OUTSIDE ENTRIES. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Ja34 NESS’ SHEEP DIP Having been appointed Southland Agents we are now able to supply this dip in Liquid and Powder forms. NORTH AFRICAN PHOSPHATE Price £4 15/- per ton (ex ship’s slings) BASIC SLAG Price £5 5/- per ton (ex ship’s slings) LESS 5% DISCOUNT FOR CASH We have shipments of these fertilizers arriving per s.s. lonic, due at Bluff about 19th inst., and clients are advised to book requirements early. Henderson & Co. LIMITED INVERCARGILL AND WYNDHAM IWWM DALGETY & CO., LTD. TOP DRESSING MANURES GAFSA. NORTH AFRICAN PHOSPHATES. (THE BEST SOLUBILITY TEST). £4 15/- ex ship’s sling, Bluff. POTASH SALTS (30 Per Cent.) £7 ex ship’s slings, Bluff. BASIC SLAG. £5 5/- ex ship’s slings, Bluff. ALL ABOARD “HORORATA,’I DUE BLUFF, END OF MAY. | DALGETY & CO. L TD ' DAILY MOTOR SERVICE TO GORE TJIHE SOUTHLAND TIMES Delivery leaves Times Office, Invercargill, fnr GORE, daily — at' 5 a.m. RETURNING, leaving Mr Tinnock's Shop, Main Street, Gore, at 8.15 a.m. Passengers and Parcels carried to Woodlands, Edendale, Mataura and Gore. W. J. LEITH - - - Proprietor, ’PHONE; JBSI. £7Kf)— A REAL SNIP!. Six-roomed A l t)v sound Dwelling, Semi-Bunga-low; corner section facing north and east; all conveniences; thoroughly sound; handy to tram and school; most of finance arranged. —A. W. COWLEY, 26 Esk Street.

SAVE MONEY! READ THIS! GIFT PRICES Per lb. FOREQUARTERS MUTTON . . . 3Jd. SIDES MUTTON 4d. HINDQUARTERS MUTTON .... si<L LEGS MUTTON (Full Cut) . . . 6Jd LOINS MUTTON 4id. I THESE GOODS ARE CHOICE QUALITY. AT J. L. HANNON & CO. TAY STREET. . . . Phone 371. CONON STREET. . . . Phone 170. ETTRICK STREET. . . Phone 1333.

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