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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10225, 29 April 1911, Page 8

LANDS, FOR SALE. W. H. Cruicksliajik^ PERRY STREET, MASTERTW LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. 1 025 A€Rm > 4 mi] 6s from, railway station,,Etawke's. Bay, 4 miles,from, school,,good roads,. 100 acres swedes, 50 acres rape and! turnips, 130 .acres .stubble, 70 acre* just. sown. English grasses, 20, acres, barley, balance grass. All ploughable'; 15 paddocks, new fences,, well watered. Buildings are all new, 6-roomed ; house,, scullery, etc. All convenien|aes). detached washhouse and: man's jwha«j„ large woolshed, loft, 7-stall stable,, loose box, harness room, implement shed, trap shed, pig stye, fowl houses sheep yards.. Winters 2000 big, sfcee*,, 60 to. 100*. cattle and horses. Rates about £3ot per annum. , PRICE £12,800;; £4OO cash; balance can remain; 9 years at 5 percent. Mail in and : out mtih. day. J. B. EBITH. LAND & ESTATE AGENT, I*o QUEEN STBEET»i MASTEBTON Repre«entative—3. A±MEB. e-Rpomea Houm, with aU mces, Miriam Street; Land K aAe. GoMordhard and garden. PRICE £3OO. £25 cash. FOR SALE. House, 5 rooms, wash-housei cop-;, per and tubs,gas; etc. Land half acre. Price £BSO, Terms £25 ' rcash. ~ ;. •;■■•.'■.:'...' '"Ju'SO^.-. House, 6 and tubs,, gas* etc. Situated Lansdowne. ,Pri©e; £4OO. Terms £SO cash: . ', 865. House, 6 rooms;) wash-house, copperand tubs,'gas, etc. Land half acre. Price £325. Terms £25 «*"% , 1085 Mtirtcjii'S EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIAL! J. ESmSHi Esq;, Feftding, Febl "Murton's # Dip" for flie past 15 order fw it again thfc yeiri which i» sufficient; guarantee that ft has give» satisfaction. /-:.■•'(.;■".'. ■;; x--'.;-:;>■• JOHN MUIR. KMy >e uaed Murwnea of woflltaMte ' ; 4i : ''::H TOKOMABU FABMERS'! OG-0& Bay, Aug. ust 18, 1909.—Every sheepfarmer lo this district is they are all; perMty, satisfied with i^j^' ; .V.t«4,-'ajdd""eleTe*-thousand sheep with Morton's Di~ for a number of years, and it has a ways given me satisfatcidn." I J. GAHAN & qui, August 18> 1910.-~We have been unable to find any live ticks after n*. ma the dip. , - ; .\ >'._./ Amongst the m'gh prices tor wools treated with MURTON'aV DIP, those obtained lor the VHiku." VSee," and "TltJ" cKps (from Walapu District, East;(toast), atJanuary sMios, of London Wool Sales, -1910, may be mentioned. These wools fetched up to 16Jd, 16id, arid 16d NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MEW. teo^ AGENTS FOR THE WATOABAPJL . „ou have read what MM A. MATTHEWS, orWaforong*. mat, lays abou White's sheep DIP, yon should have no hesitation in using it. When addressing farm* era in Maaterton on Tuesday, Ooto> ber 6th, on "The History and Breeding of Bomuey Sheep," Mr Matt hewa stated, inter alia: "I have not Men a louse m my flock for TWENTY years, ■nd If at shearing a tlok la seen St to suofc a RARE OCCURS. ENGE that the,shearer Is esev v lalii ;tft ,ip«" any attention ta> '.< i hm» Juajj h#d ever soo ram , TICK WAS SEEN AMONGST THEM, arid I never dip mere than ONCE during the year, anH always early !n the season." For the put FIFTEEN YEARS Mr Matthews has used WHITE'S SHEEP DIP ONLY, and the above testimony sets out its merits beyond, question. Healthy sheep, wellgrown, lustrous fleeces, and no ticks, or insect life to trouble your, sheet, are assured when you use WAIRARAPA AGENTS, Maatertan, lr f>ahlatua, Eketa****,, * Oarterton, Greytowni Martlnboreugh. W.F.C.A, Faatfiarsten Agents > TOOOOOO AND CO.