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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9627, 20 October 1909, Page 8

*** P. BRANDON, Esq., "Te Pntire," i Wairoa, August 24, 1909 I have used "Murton's Dip" for twentytwo years, and when properly mixed it has always given every satisfaction. 10,000 SHEEP. W. S. MARSHALL, Esq., Maungaraupi "Wanganui, August 16th, 1909 — I have used "Murton's Champion Dip" to dip my flock of about 10,000 sheep for a number of years. It has proved satisfactory in every way, and I shall continue to use it. W. H. Birch, Esq., Kapuka, January 23, 1909 My ewe wool realised 9id at your last wool sale, and I attribute the fine clean 1 condition largely to having used "Murr ton's Dip." My sheep were never so clean and free from ticks before. J. D. McGREGOR, Fsq'., Te Ruae, Pernberton, Wanganui, August, 1909 Re "Murton's Dip" I have used it continuously for the past eight years on a crossbred flock of 7,000, and my sheep are practically free of lice and ticks. 1 am satisfied that if used according to directions it is a most reliable dip. At the May Wool Sales in London this year the "HIKU." "BEE" and "TITJ" Clips realised up to 1/3 J, 1/3 and 1/2 \ for greasy crossbred. These were dipped in MURTON'S DIP. SOLE AGENTS— N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE CO., LTD. LAND AGENT, PAHIATUA.

800 acres, 200 freehod, 400 1.i.p,. 200 o.r.p; all in grass, except lot' acres; divided into 11 paddocks; eaav hills; papa and limestone formation ; 200 acres flat; carrying 2 sheep pto acre, besides cattle; whare, sheepyardb, etc. Mortgages .£2300, ,£2OO at 5 pei cent, due 1910, £750 to G.A.S., £»o< at 5| per cent, for 3 years, £3OO at J* per cent, to be paid any time. Price. £7 10s per acre. £IOOO cash. Stoolcan be taken at valuation lliH 3535 acres, freehold; 280 acres ii> grass, balance bush; 4 paddocks well watered by creeks; limestone amd papa, formation; carrying 2 sheep per acre ; sheepyards, etc.; 9 miles from Pahiatua, 6 miles from railway station. Mortgage £1550 at 5£ per cent. Piien JBB per acre. 118.» 3C2 O acres, freehold; all in grass. formation; well watered by permanent streams; divided into 5 paddocks; carrying 2 sheep per acre, beside* cattle; house, woolshed, yards, etc.; '•< miles from school. Mortgage £770 t» G.A.S, Price, £7 10s per sere, 118-i 320 acres 1.i.p.; 270 in grass, 5n acres Jight bush; nearly all ploughable ; 30 acres have been ploughed ; 1 paddocks, well watered by permanent streams; limestone and papa formation; carrying 2 sheep per acre; 4roomed house, 4-stalled cowshed, t to. Bent £l3 per annum. Price, £5 5d : per acre. Mortgage £750 G.A.S. 123fi J350 acres, 1.i.p.; all in grass, except 8 acres shelter bush; 30 acres flat; 4 paddocks, well watered by permanent atieams; carrying 2 sheep per acre, 6-roomed house, Bcullery and bathroom, 4-bailed cowshed, * acre orchard Kent £lO 7s 2d per annum. Situatpd in Pongaroa district. Mortgages £3!)i> to G.A.S,, £IOO at 7 per cent, for lri months. Price £7 per acre. Cash required £650. 1234

Harcourt and Co., Land and Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Sharebrokers, 105 Lambton Quay, Wellington. Cheap Dairy Lease. 70 acres, all grassed; 8-wire fencing; permanent water; carries 150 breeding ewes all year round, or 25 dairy cows ; buildings—2 roomed cottage,' 6 cowbails, yard, etc.; title : education lease, 9 years to run, with r.o.r. or compensation tor improvements; rent J617 6s 5d per annum; railway, town, school, and creamery, & miles; good roads. Price, .£350. Terms. Only £l5O cash wanted. 7668 IDEAL SHEEP AND DAIEY FARM. 2SO acres, 17 acres in oats and rape; ±6 paddocks; watered by creeks; 150 acres flat, 130 acres undulating; rich black loam soil; will carry 3 breeding ewes per acre, besides hordes and cattle; 6-roomed house, cowbails, implement shed, stables, 2 whares; railway 1-J miles, school f mile, creamery 2 miles. Price J6lB per acre. Terms—only .£4OO cash, balance* 5 per cent for 5 years. \ 7661 Choice Waikato Land. 300 acres, has all been ploughed and laid down in best English grasses, excepting 16 acres ornamental bush, particularly well fenced into 16 pad docks, permanent water, heavy loam soil, 50 acres now in crops, will easily carry 100 dairy, cows, besides young stock. Buildings—6-roomed house, 4roomed milkers' cottage, concreted cow bails, wood paved stockyard, situated alongside railway station and creamery, school 2 miles (children go free by train); Hamilton only 8 miles away. This is a particularly good property has been well farmed and maintained. The climate is the b>st in the Wai kato Price £l4 10s per acre j terms, J6700 cash. 7634 '