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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10239, 16 May 1911, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE. W. H. Craictok&nk, PERRY STREET, MASTERTUA. LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. A GOOD SPECSHEEP AND DAIRY FARM. ONLY £ISOO GASH. Q/| A ACRES Freehold Land, sy *JjZyJ 100 acres river flat; worth, £25 per acre. Good dwelling, woolshed, cowsihed, stables, orchard, 60 acres stumped and ploughed. Limestone and papa formation. All low hills, well grassed. The following stock can be taken at valuation:— 1550 ewes 430 wethers • j I 60 rams 60 milking cows 70 mixed cattle . t 14 houses * And Plant. , PRICE, £l2 10s Per Acre. Stock at valuation. Only £ISOO deposit on land; balance in 5 years at 5 pet cent. J. B. KEITH. ,3A7 LAND & ESTATE AGENT, 160 QUEEN STBEET, MASTEBTOJ* , Eapreientative—S. AYMES. OAA ACRES, Freehold, all in ~£l\J\J gra««, a fair portion plougjhable- when __ stumped. Rang fenced and subdivided) into six paddocks, aU well watered,: Carrying 2 sheep besides - cattle. Wintered' last 442 sheep, besides cattle and Buildings: House 5 roomis, bathroom, wash-house,- dairy, cowshed, woolshed, yards, haysned, dip, trapshed, etc. Situated 1 anile firom ciheese factory, und school} 6 miles from town by good road. PRICE £l2 per acre. Terms £SOO cash; balance can remain on mortgage. QO ACRES, Freehold, all in grass, t/jQ 20 .acres been ploughed; the wihole ploughiable when stumped. ißing fenced and isrtbdivided into 10 paddooks, well watered by streams; wintering 25' .milking oowis. Buildings: House, 5 rooms, cowshed 20 bails, hayshed, stable, trapsihed, etc. The property is held on lease at £64 per year; 4f years to run. PRICE for owner's interest. £275. EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS J. ENTGHT, Esq., Feilding, February 26th, 191J —Having used "Murton'B Dip" for the past 15 years, I .wish to plase with you my order for it again this year/which ir sufficient guarantee -that it has givepsatisfaotion. , JOHN MUIR, .Esq., Fortification, August 80, 1909.—1 have u4ed Mur•j...?' r»i *» i. BILL -1 I are thoroughly cleau from he ticks. My clip brought top price series of wool sale"., TOKOMARU FARMERS' CO-Ofc. ERATIVE CO., Tokomaru Bay, August 18, 1909.—Every sheepfarmer in. thia district is, using your Dip, and they are all perfectly s. l '" "" i *" ttierosults. W. S. MARSHALL, Esq., Rate, August 22, 1910.—1 "have dipped my flock of between ten find eleven thousand sheep with Murtqn's Dip for a number of years, and it has always give*) me satisfatcion." • MESSRS J. GAHAN & PON, Pohanui, August 18. 1910.—We have been unable to find any live ticks after oiling the dip. ■ v Amongst the high prices realised for wools treated with MURTQN't DIP, those obtained for the "Hlkll,** "Bee," and "Tst." clips (from Waiapu District, East Coast), at January (K-nos of London Wool Sales,' 1910, may be mentioned. These wool* fetched up to ICUd, loAdf ' and 15d ♦ aapectively, for, grea s.v tirossbred. h'EW* ZEALAND LOAM AWD MER- • CANTILE AGENCY CO.. AGTINTS POT? THM WSIRARAPA. INDIGESTION. So many of our readers suffer fron indigestion, and its attendant misei able symptoms, that the "' followinj letters should be most interesting : —'■ From Mr. T. P. Halls, Cab Proprietor, Kooringa, Burra Burra, S.A. "For many years I had been a grea sufferer from indigestion, attended b; violent attacks of vomiting whicl. completely prostrated me. I was trou bled a good deal with diarrhoea, grea depression of spirits and a loss of ner vous power. Medicine did not seem t* benefit me, until I commenced a cours. of Warner's Safe Cure. I am please* to say that in a short time the medicin* banished all symptoms' of ill-health. _ '. am now in good health and can testifj as to my efficient cure." From Mrs. A. Cameron, 22 Napier street, Essendon, Vic, ' 24th Janu ary, 1910. "For somo considerable <-,ime m; health was most indifferent. I was fre quently seized with giddiness and in tenia! pains, resulting, no doubt, fron a serious affection of the kidneys am liver. I suffered much from persisten indigestion. At times I would becomi excessively weak, and scarcely able t walk about and attend to my house hold duties. I was persuaded .by • friend to try the effect of a few bottle of Warner's Safe Cure. I did so witi the result' that in a few weeks, th pains from which I> suffered were r« moved and I was able to go aboutnntr t duties oncei again with ease, have* no hesitation in recommendin Warner's Safe Cure to anyone sufferin similarly. I also took Warner's Sai Cure when suffering from nervous pros tration, with equally good results." It is the specific 'stimulating an> healing action upon the liver and kid neys of Warner's Safe Cure ' whic causes ithe medicine to be so effectiv in cases of indigestion and biliary dii order*."