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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10196, 25 March 1911, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE. W. H. Cruicksha^k, PERRY STREET, MASTERTONLAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. FOR SALE—A BARGAIN. HOUSE, 4 rooms half acre land, JMakora Road,. only,\ £2OO. Terms £SO cash, balance b* per cent. Owner having purchased a large prolerty, wishes to sell, or would iet to good tenant at 7s per week. TO LET. . GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE. "\ WELLING 8 rooms, with all -' conveniences, South Road, Masterton; at present in occupation of C, G. MONRO Esq. Rent reasonable to a good tenant. A BARCAIN. OWNER LEAVING DISTRICT. SMALL DAIRY FARM. PRICE £526.

L ACRES, all flat, near creamery, Dwelling-6 rooms; sheds; 16 stall cowshed, in good order. Stock at presenin on property—--10 oowis 1 horse which can be taken at valuation. £250 can remain on mortgage. PEICE, £625. ' A FfcW BARGAINS FROM OUR ' LIST. 227 ACRES, freehold, within' two miles of town on good metal road. All in grass, well. watered, ■ sheep,' proof fences, 6 paddocks, and nearly all- Good' 6Vroomed house, cgwdjuls, sheepdip/ yards,' and other sheds; *lf miles from factory. A Bargain at £l3 pet - acre. Termß arranged. 87a ACRES of first-class sheep conntry, O.R.P. with right of purchase at 16s ser „.re; 225 acres i« grass, fonced, well watered, and divided into 5 paddocks. Billy and undnlating with rich papa formation; 2 new 3-roomed houses, Two miles from township o&oe,;.lciralM'iff<^i^^;.i^i v ii''a bargain for an energetic manV Or owner will exchange for Wai10s per acre. Very easy terms arranged. <: : -r-^ : - Wo have large lists of all kinds of properties on hand, and many client* If you are a buyer drop us av line, and we will be at your service j if you ? wish to sell your place, send ya particulars. .;-•■•" ;" : ":'. ; *::.::•»

ESTATE AGENTS, < 110 Bidgway Street, Wanganoi. Murfoii'i from Tf stiMONrtM; rnary years, I wish toplaoe witfryou " my °?4f r ; for & again this year; which n suffiois'i t guaranteeithat it' has • Riven i Bat^sfaolaonV ; ::- t v^-v■:./\r.'r•■'v'^ v^.,ii^/.^•';!!?•^ i ;^•;;,;;■'; am clean ifrpm lipev and ...._.. e whole of the Invercargili? seriesof wool aali»«. ■ -S- i - TOKOMARU FARMERS' CO-01~ ERATIVE CO., JTokoniaru Bay, Aug- | ust 18, 1909.—Every sheepfarmer In they are all perfectly satisfied with t»e results. ■■•■•'■ ■ : >•; W. S. MARSHALL, Esq., Rate, August 22, 1910.—1 have dfinpea my flock of between ten and eleven ' :l . thousand sheep with Murton's Dip for a number of years, and it has af ways given rae satisfatcion.V; MESSRS J. GAHAN & SON,Pohoam,. August 18, 1910.-—We have been unable to find any live ticks after a*. ing; the dip. . _ . „ rices realised for wools treated with MURTON'S , run; ii . .Li.' .1 « .» -,,....„ "Bee," and VTItIV. clips (from Waiapu District, East Coast), at January" of London Wool; Sales, 1910, may: be mentioned. These wools fetched up to 16H,151d,'and 15d «sspectivelyi for greasy, crossbred. :, :«■ NEW ZEALAND LOAN ANO MEHf CANTJLE AGENCY-CO.. AGENTS FOR THE WATRARAPA.

you have read what (MR A. MATTHEWS, of Walcrongfr | mai, says abou 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 Bheep," Mr Matthews stated, inter alia: "I have not seen a louse ii» my flock for TWENTY years, and if at shearing a tick is see*' It Is SUCh a RARE OCCURR- .. ENCE that the shearer Is Mrtain to call my attention to It. •I havt Just had over 500 ram hoggets shorn, AND NOT a TICK WAS SEEN AMONCST TK EM.i^and^^hevai^i^ijy: 4 '': nibr*. > than ONCE during tha year, and always oarly In the season." For the pad; FIFTEEN YEARS Mr Matthews has used WHITE'S SHEEP DIP ONLY, and the above testimony sets out its merits beyond question. Healthy Bheep, wellgrown, lustrous fleeces, and no ticks or insect life to trouble your sheep are assured when you use WAIRARAPA AGENT*, Masterton; Pahlatua, Ekatahuna, Carterton, Creytbwn, Martinborcush. Featherston Agents i TOOGOOD AND CO.