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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3115, 29 January 1889, Page 4

Business Notices. EKETAHIINA SMITHY. ARTHUR J. CHAMBERLAIN, (iaxe or Miskbton,) . .. General BlapksmitH and FarrierHAVING taken over tho abovo business so offloibiitly carried on by Mr Geo. Buokinoham, solicit# a continuance nf tho patronage that has hitherto been io liberally extended to his predecessor.; E/eiy description of engineering and jlaoksraithing work neatly oxoouted, at the lowest trado rates consistent with! honest workmanship. ' : FOR WOOIi-WOOJL., BEEF, BEkiF, MUTTON, MUTTON, CHEESE or B UTTER, mHE Forty-mile Bush cannot be .1 beaten, with plenty of water; well sheltered, and excellent climate; what more could farmers wish for? While sheep and cattle m dying in Australia by thuimuds, literally starved to death through shnrtness of food, the cattle in the Fiirty-Mile Bush of the Wellington Province, N.Z. are iu some few cases dying because they have too much and too rich feed. '

Men in search of land stop and think before you wear the best part of your life away, trying to live off dry, farm, wipiodudkc. sun scorched, wind dried land, iukiwj 4 .acres to carry a sheep: Hero nro a few lota to select from ot' land that when you have it all felled, fenced, (iml a house on it, it will not have cost you £5 per acre, but will carry at least all the yeaf round 4 sheep to the one acre, Plenty of Limestone, Plenty of Shelter, Plenty of Grass, and A n abundance of Water. To Lot 250 acres; 70 in grass; good 4-roomed house and other outbuildings, sheep yards, &c„ Terras—throo years. Annual rental, £GO. 39 About (500 acres in one block;' 300 acres in grass. Good whure, partly fenced, &c, Price per acre. 13 0s OtI; about half can remain at 5 per cent per annum. 41 150 acres, Mimgaone Valley j2O acres felled and in grass. Price, £2 per acre; terms; good road. 50 94 acres in the Makuri, superior level land; 10 acres felled. Price, £2los, 303 200 acres partly improved; limeBtono lttnd. Price, L2los per acre Terms easy. 343 120 acres; about CO acres in grass, with whare and fencing; all level, rich land. Price L3lss. 345 300 or thereabouts grand shoep farm, Price per acre, LI 10s. 284 100 acres; half in grass; good four-roomed house; good gardon fenced in ; all good, rich limestone land,; good road. L 4 6s poracrc, 152 320 acres grand sheep country Price, L 3 per aero. 53 112 acres; about 20 acres foiled, ready for burning.' A bargain at the prico—Ll IBs por acre.

About 320 awes all (ovel, rich, alluvial limestone formation, .sumo of the richest and most valuable Imidpn the Port)' Mile Bush; good road with rivor frontage; 60 new improved, Price £3per aero; £SOO can remain at 5 per cent per annum. limestone land; plenty of water good road, terms easy. Price £3 69,' 20 acres improved, mation, exceptionally rich grass land. 30 aores improved. Price £3 sa, greater part of which can remain at 5 ber cent per annum. 8G 300 acres with good road, plenty / of water, easily fenced, all level land; 40 acres improved; some of f.he best lund intlu) Colonybar nouc. Price per acre L 3, Terinß. 88 200 acres of good rich liuiestono sheep country ; 35 acres improved ; good road; plenty of water. Price £2 17a (id. LARGE SUMS OF MONEY far investment on mortgage at 7 per cent under LIOOO, over, Cto 61, advanced on any of tho itbuyo lots. 1 have also plans of the wholo district on view at my office, and any information 1 can givo to land buyers. Government or otherwise, I will "ladlyeive free of all eoat. , E W. BRIGGS, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, PAHiATUA. /Ilia ' • V) f fllf h tl ' QUIBSLL'S LIQUID SHEEP DIP. ' (NON-POISONOUS.) An important and Reliable Dip for Sheep & Lambs. Chemical Food for the wool IS an infallible oxtorminalor of insect life, a complete and perfectly reliable euro for scab, mid destroyer of Tick, Lice, Mange, Fleas, and all parasites that attack Sheep or other animals.

The Special Merits of Quibell's Liquid Dip are— It is NON-POISONOUS to auinwl life. It i 6 PEIIFECTLT SAFE to use ujjoii u!l animals, It is a IIELIABLE. mid PEREEOT CURB for Scab, Lice und Insects, It NEVER FAILS in any case where used as directed. The important Fatty Matter it contains FEEDS THE WOOL, and is so blended in the Dip that it is readily absorbed by the Wool, making it soft ami luxuriant. It is convoyed to the roots, nourishes and promotes the Kroivih, produciiitf by natural laws nil abundant, healthy aud heavy lleece. Por lambs and ewes it is most valuable, being nun poisonous; the giov/th of the J young wool is assisted and their health' unproved. (Young lambs are often injured by poisonous clips.) The ox- . perieuce of every practical and honest man proves this. QUIBELL'S SHEEP DIPS are largely used by many of t|io most important sheep breeders in the. world, and .with credit and advantage upon tlio most valuable flocks—acertain proof that they are the best money can procure, or they would not be' used so extensively upon prize animals. Wellington Agonts—Messrs Lkvi.v & Co. 3103 WALTER PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER,' BKIDGE-Sr. MASTERTO.V