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i A C\(\ CASH, balance arranged. owttUU 400 acres, 200 acres freehold, 200 acres leasehold at £4 18s per annum. 200 acres bush, balance grass and crop ; 2 cottages. Price £ 1200. HIPKINS & MADILL, Auckland. 4SSb FACTS ABOUT iURTWS SHEEP DIP Invercaegill, Jan. 16, \9OB. I have used MU ETON'S SHEEP DIP for several years. I have always found it easily mixed, uniform in quality, thoroughly effective and lasting, leaving the wool clean and bright. I have never used a better.—GEOßUE SUTTON. Note—Mr Sutton is the well-known breeder of Lincolns. October 7th, 1908. I used MURTON'S DIP for ten years | (1890 to 1906), when I tried a much advertised dip for one season, but I did not like it. Last season I returned to MURTON'S, and shall continue to use it.—C. CODD, Wharerangi. (Whetukura, H. 8., October 12, 1908 Messrs CIEGG & SONS. " We have used MURTON'S SHEEP DIP for ten years. It has always been satisfactory in every respect. We have used other dips, but have found none as satisfactory. If it were the most expensive dip we would prefer it to any others. H. J. TWTGG. Petane Grange, 16th September, 1907I have much pleasure in stating that I have used your number two dip and no other for the last 16 or 17 years. It has always given me great satisfaction, and has kept rap sheep free from lice. I m«y also state that I have never had any loss in sheep from dipping. You are at liberty to make any use of this letter that you like. C. T. BARRIBAL, Waiuku, Auckland. October 10, 1907. MURTON'S DIP—Re your inquiry, I may say that this Dip has been used by me for many years, and has given me entire satisfaction. Note—Mr Barribal is a well-known breeder of Lincolns. AGENTS FOR WAIRARAPA—UZ. LOAN & MERCANTILE CO. 3 PER ACRE, 1900 acres, 750 acres in grass, 550 acres bush, balance rough feed. Wintered last season 200 cattle and 1000 sheep. House 5 rooms, etc. Very easv terms. HfPKINS & MADTLL, Auckland. No. 45fic q ..■■■*^-**^-*uP**^>i&i<'*«& , %& k W I **^^ UIU% Mflffefafl in ithe world bettor than Oood .Health. It $ in the greatest priio of fli'v anil neither J money nor anything clso can tiiiiy coin- ft pen mis for the lack oi it. "Good Me;.lt!i I {3 tiio Beat Wealth." It is, no doubt, \ true that a targe proportion of uli iilncs'j J coii.ti.itu of minor ailments, but 80-caJled j rr.tr.or aliments should {ievtsrboncjj!ected. i They are nature's alarm signals calling J attention to something wrong:. Uia~ C regarded, they may develop Into more J* serious maladies. The stomach, bowels, \ liver nnd kidneys nro cmonfj the hardest £ worked orcans'of the body and it it; not, J tnsrefore. surprising' that they should € sciinetirjsea H-oakoii in their action. 3 Therein nothing 1 \i

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