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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 58, 30 June 1914, Page 2

--i. ■UtiNESS NOTICES. l HOW M’DOUGALL(S) POPPED THE SCOPE 1914. AWARDS AT DISTRICT SHOWS. woodvilie users of this well known Dip secured 27 out of 36 awards, and 4 out of 5 championships. ’ Oannevirke, 60 awards out of S6,and 7 championships out of S. Masterton, 57 awards out of BS, and 5 championship}!. In addition to winning the Quibell and Highland Dip Manu- . facturers’ Challenge Cups. ■ • At the Hastings Ram Fair the first second, and third highest average prices for flock Romneys were secured by users of “McDougall’S,” and, at the Masterton Fair the highest average prices for stud and flock Romneys, flock Lincolns, and stud Southdowns were also secured by client* of “MoDougail's.” 1 Out of 209 awards made at the above-mentioned Shows this year, v yri£a of. “McDougairs” scored no less than 144, an average bf 72 PER CENT. AGAINST ALL COMPETITORS. J / V . * These results arc positive proof of the popularity of “McDougall’s’ with the leading stud breeders of the Dominion. Arsenlo 'Sulphur Paste (poisonous).—First for flocks. Ordinary 'Liquid Carbolic (non-poisonons).—Unequalled for lambs. Extra Bloom Carbolic.— No stud breeder or shov. exhibitor should be without ihi-. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO . LTD.. SOLE AGENTS. T FARMS THAT ARS WORTH BUYING. ; >'■ “ ' 4 . ■' •. d -i; . ■ t : H At M IB— Freehold. All in grass and crops, 45 acres stumped, 8 paldocks, all piongbable; metalled road; 1J miles from Inalle from school and creamery, 5-roomedd house, cowshed and outbuildings p good orchard. Price £l6 15s per acre. £250 dash. Balanca 7 year* at 5 per ?ent. ■lt ACII.ES —Freehold. All in. grass and crops; all ploughable; 100 acres stumped and ploughed; 12 paddvekii, sheep-proof fencing, • ofice, ’ cheese and bultor factory, J mile from creamery. 10y~ roomed house, concrete yards, 20-bail cowst.-d, stable, and other outbuildings. .Price £lB par acre. £iouo cash. Balance easy FOR LEASE. . ! . s ■■■. ACRES —Freehold. All in grass and crops except shelter bush, ■ 400 acres ploughable, 130 acres ploughed; fi milesafiou} railway, l| miles from creamerf*. 8-roomed house, shed, yards, etc. Own- ■ er will lease for 7 years at 12s 6d per acre with purchasing clause ami* §l® r . MATTHEWS. GAMLIN & C c {4HCTXONEEES, LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS, . INGLEWOOD., YOU MUST HAVE TWO LIGHTS. THE BOROUGH BY-LAWS DEMAND THEM, AND WHEN TWO HAS TO BE BOUGHT, EVERY PRECAUTION' SHOULD BE TAKEN. ■S ; ■ • ( SETTER HAVE THEM BOTH GOOD. Every Lamp we ssil is well and strongly made—good to resist the wear and tear of the worst and bumpiest roads, and we have a great choice of CARRIAGE LAMPS to suit buyers of every tabte, Jl prices to suit all. EGMONT iACH & CARRIAGE C° rs MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS, ETC., BLACKSMITHS, ETC 1 m V f W %‘ : Vv i ISi ass WSm. A “45 Years ago! started smoking,” said a well-known business man, “since then IVe tried a score of brands, but for downright pleasure and value there’s but one tobacco % —Golden Eagle—king of them all. Rich, yet mild and sweet—deliciously cool and satisfying, there’s a fragrance and aroma about Goldeß Eagle found in no other tobacco.” Ip i 3. PI wa c m 4-230