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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10191, 17 March 1911, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE. W, H. Cruickshaiik, PERRY STREET, MASTERTOIM. LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. FOR SALE—A BARGAIN. HOUSE, 4 rooms half acre land, Makora Road, only £2OO. Terms £SO cash, balance tj per cent. Owner having purchased a large property, .wishes to sell, or would let to good tenant at 7s per week. 7ANTED To , purchase for . . client, good five-roomed dwelling, about quarter acre land. Price must not exceed £375. A BARGAIN. OWNER LEAVING . DISTRICT. SMALL DAIRY FARM. PRICE £525. Ol ACRES, all flat, near creamf* x fF*' Dwelling 6 rooms; sheds; 16 stall cowshed, in good order. Stock at present on property 10 cows 1 horse which can be taken at valuation. S^iLS?' ll reir »aui on mortgage. PRICE, £525. ° A FfcW BARGAINS FROM OUR LIST. t27 ACRES, freehold, within two miles of town on good metal road. All in grass, well watered, sheep proof fences, 8 paddocks,,and nearly all plougiiable. Good 6-roomßd house, cowbjiils,, sheepdip, yards, and other X sheds; If similes from ' factory. A at £l3 per acre. .'Terms arranaed. e?0; ACRES of first-class sheep country, O.R.P. with right of purchase at 16s per ...re; 225 acres in (pass, fmced, well watered, and and undulating with rich papa formation; 2 new 3-roomed houses, sheds, yards, orchard and gardens. Two miles from township and.post office, school on property. This is a bargain for an energetic man. Or owner will exchange for Waikato land or town property at £8 10s per acre. Very easy terms arranged. We have Jiarge li s ts of all kinils of • properties oh hand, and many dientn wishing to buy, so don't hesitate. If; you are. a buyer drop us a line, and we will be at your service; if you wish to sell your place, send us particulars. LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, 110 Ridgway Street. Wanganui.

EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS J. KNKffIT, Esq., Feilding, Feb"Murton's Dip" for the past 16; ordervfor it again this year, which is Bufßcie>it guarantee that it has given satisfaction.. . .-"?■ Fortification' ton's.Dip for two,years. The■ sheep: are -thoroughly clean from lie©V anS ticks. -J. My cuV brought top prioa through the whole of the Invercaf gill series of wool &al«w r - TOKOMARU FARMERS' 00-OI-ERATIVE CO.;, Tokomaru Bay, August 18, 1909.—-Every sheepfarmer in this district is using your Dip, and they are all perfectly satisfied with tee results. W. S. MARSHALL, Esq., Rati, August 22, 1910.—1 have dipped raj flock of between ten and eleven thousand sheep with Murton's Dip ways given me satisfatcion." MESSRS J. GAHAN & f?QN, Pohci. nui, August 18, 1910.—We have been unable to find any live ticks after awing the dip. •/■•' Amongst the high prices realised for wools treated with MURTON'S mn *t._ --Li. _'._ i i> .i ...... .. "Bee," and "Tltl" clips (from Walapu District, East; Coast), at January series of London Wool Sales, 1910, may be mentioned. These wools fetched up to 16Jd, 15Jd, and Isd «sspectiveiy, for greasy crossbred. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER. CANTILE AGENCY CO.. AGENTS VOTI THE WATRARAPA^

„ou have read what MR i. MATTHEWS, orwalcrongn* mal, taysabou WHITE'S SHEEP DIP, you should have no hesitation in using it. When addressing farmers in Masterton on Tuesday, October 6th, on "The History and Breeding of Romney Sheep," Mr Matt-, hews stated, inter alia: "I have not seen a louse in my flock for TWENTY year*, and If at shearing a tick Is teen it is such a RARE OCCURRENCE that the shearer Is certain to call my attention to It. ■ ; I have Just had over 500 ram hoggets shorn, AND NOT A TICK WAS SEEN AMONGST THE-M,rand-I never dip mor» than ONCE during the year, and always early in the season." For the paat FIFTEEN YEARt Mr Matthews has used WHITE'* SHEEP DIP ONLY, and the above testimony sets out its merits beyond question. Healthy sheep, wellgrown, lustrous fleeces, and no tick* or insect life to trouble your sheep are assured when you use i¥l!M?filT WAIRARAPA AGENTS, Masterton, Pahiatua, Eketahuna, Carterton, Creytown, Martlnborough. .C.A.. Featherston Agents > TOOGOOO AND CO.