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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10199, 30 March 1911, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE, W. H. Cruiciislim. PERRY STREET, MASTERK LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. FOR SALE—A BARGAIN. HOUSE, 4 rooms half acre land, Makora Road, only £2OO. Terms £SO cash, balance 6 per cent. Ow- ** ner haying purchased a large property, .wishes to sell, or would let to good tenant at 7s per week. TO LET. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE. "■""XWETXITCfi ft rnnm c ™+i. .7. - conveniences, South Road, ~ 'Sq. Rent rea's* onable to a good tenant. A BARGAIN. OWNER LEAVING DISTRICT. ' SMALL DAIRY FARM. PRICE £525. Q"| ACRES, all flat, near cream-, •f. A :.>«f7» Dwelling 6 rooms; sheds*; 16 stall cowshed, m good order. °tock at presei 10 cows 1; horse PRICE, £525. A FfcW BARGAINS FROM OUR LIST. M 7 ACRES, freehold, within ' tw Ail in grass, well watered, ah proof fences, 6 paddocks, and neatfactory. A Bargain at £l3, per sore. Terms arranged. 87ff ACRES of first-class sheep conntry, O.R.P. with right of pnrchafe at 16s per ...re; 225 acres J in grass, fenced, well watered,* and - sheds; y-- J - " •■'■■■■ ■■■■.•--•**^*- a. bargain 'for an energetio!jf ■ Pr A ::owneTvwUl ; ;.e«Kimger ; foir% ■V^.^■l^^;V:^: l ,:; : r^^^:;;.■^^}f^^ ,:-:: W© ligt^f : altlipi properties on hand,■•and'|nft , iay/61i m m ticnlars. * ■H. Ma&einann & Co., ULSiM*m.9PKV •» V 6 aKrrtaffßiEHSfl 110 Ridpwar Street. Wanganni.' Murton's CXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONI

I •■■ J-';K^BPr,mß^:Feil^|;p^:;:| ''MurtohVDip? order for it again which » 11 sufficia.it -;goa>a'ii^6^l^tr«t'iha'afdTeßVi;fS . JQHN | for two years. /The shee ¥M? m ■-'. \ ¥y-'.-^'iPi-bro^ht through the whole of the Invercargill - series of wool' r«al«M- >=Jy'©&M' TOKOMABPf]MBMEBS , I CO-fjfc^'l OBt jthi^^distne^is^^ August 22. h^™~^^^' thousand sheep with Murton'a Dip '' for a number of years, and it has at \ ways given me satisfatcion." ; - MESSRS J. GAHAN & PON.Poh* f ' nui, August 18,1910.—We have beeir unable to find any live ticks after ae- <. " cng the dip. , Amongst the high prices realised ' I for wools treated with MURTON't > DIP, those obtained for the "Hlku,'.' -f "Bee," and "Tltl" dips (from Wai- ' apu District, East Coast), at January' Bf-rtos of London Wool Sales, 1910, may be mentioned. These woola '' J up to 16Jd, 15f d, and 15d *aspectively, for greasy crossbred. 1 NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. AGENTS TOT? THE WATRARAPA. HEN you have read what MR .. A. Matthews; of waierongs* mal, tays abou WHITE'S SHEEP DIP, you should hare no hesitation in using it. When addressing farm-. ers in Masterton on' Tuesday, Octo- t ber 6th, on "The History and Breed- J ihg of Romney Sheep," Mr Matt ltows'stated, inter alia: "I have not neon a louse i» "" > "~ my nock for TWENTY yoara, and If at shearing a tick li atari It Is SUCh a RARE OCCURRENCE that the shearer Is oar* tain to call my attention to It. I have Just had over 500 ram' hoggets shorn, AND NOT A TICK WAS SEEN AMONGST THEM, and I never cjijj morV than ONCE during the year, i> For the past FIFTEEN YEAR* 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 WHITE'S DIPWAIRARAPA AGENTI, Masterton, Pahlatua, Eket anuria, Cartertonj Creytown, ~ ( M&rtinborough. W.FXJ.A, Feathsrston Agents i TOOCOOD AND CO.