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. Business Notices, ARTHUR J. CHAMBERLAIN, ■ (uir. OF MmuxoNi) General Blacksmith and Fariier HAVING taken ovot the above baainess so efficiently earned un by Mr lino. Bookinoeam, solicits ft continuance of : the psitrunujju that has hitherto been so liberally extended to his predecessor, li/ery description of enpineeting and jlaoks.imtliihg work neatly, executed, ; at the lowest trade rates consistent with honest workmanship. •, tfOK ' WOOI, WOOJL, BEEF, BEdtf, MUTTON, MUTTON, CHEESE or BUTTER, rpHE Forty-mile Bush cannot be I bi'iiten, with plenty of water, woli sltulterurl, and excellent oliinato; what more could farmers wish for ? While sheep arid cattle are dying in Australia by thousands, literally Btarved tu death through sliiirfnois of fund, the cattle in the Forty-Mile Bush of the 'Wellington Priivmct, K.Z. are in some few cases dying because they have too much and too rich feed, ' ". ' Men in search of land stop and 'think befure you wear the best part of your life a'wa.v, trying to live off dry, barren, mpioduetive.sun 'scorched, wind dried land, taking 1) acres to carry, a, sheep. Horo are a few lots to select from of land that when you have it all felted, fenc'.d, and a house on it, it will not have cost you £5 per. acre, but will carry at least all the year rbiuid 4 sheen do the one acre. Plenty of Limestone, " Plenty of Shelter, Plenty of Grass, and An abundance of Water. To Let 250 acres; 70 in grass; good 4-roomed house and other outbuildings, sheep yards, &c,, - IVrms—three years, Annual rental, £ GO. 39 About COO acres in one block; 300 acros in grass. Good wliare, partly fenced, &c. Price per acre.i' 3 0a Od; about lmlf cau remain at 5 per cent jior milium. 41 ISO acres, Mangaone Valley; 20 acres felled and in grass. Price, £2 per acre; terms; good road, 50 94 acres in the Makuri, superior level laud; 10 acres felled, Price, £2 10s, 30H 200 acres partly improved ; limestone land. Price, L2los per acre Terms easy. 313 120 acres; about.Go acres'in grass, ■ with wlnire and fencing; all . level, rich land, 'Price L 8 15b/ 345 800 or theivabouts grand sheep farm, Price per acre, LI 10s. 284 100 acres; half.in grass; good four-roomed house"; good garden fenced in; all good, rich 1 limostuno land; good road. L 4 5s peracro. 152 320 acres grand sheep countryPrice, L 3 per acre. 53 112 acres; about 20 acres felled, ready for burning. A bargain at (lie price—Ll 15s por aero. About 320 acres all level, rich, alluvial liincstune formation, some of tho richest and most valuable 1 ind in the Forty Mile Bush; good road with river frontage; 60 acros improved, l'nce £3per aero; £SOO can remain at 5 per cent per annum limestone l.iud; plenty of water good road, terms easy. Price £3 ss. 20 acres improved, mat, on, exceptionally rich grass land. 30 acres improved. Price £3 6s, mater part of which can remain at 5 ber cent per milium. 8(5 300 acres with good road, plenty of water, easily fenced, all level land; 40 acres improved; some of t.ho best land in the Colonybar none, Price per acre L 3. Terms, 83 200 acres of good rich limestone sheep country; 35 acres improved ; good road; plenty of water. Prico £2 17s lid. LA ROE SUMS OF MONEY for in. vestment on mortgage at 7 por cent undorLlOOO, over, (i to tij, advanced on any of tho aboyo lots. 1 have also plans of the whole district .on view at my office, and any information I can give to land buyers, Government, or otherwise, I will vladlydve freo of all cost. 11. W. BRIGGS, LAND, ESTATE,' AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. PAIIIATUA.. QUIBELL'S LIQUID SHEEP DIP. (NON-POISONOUS,) • An important and Keliable Dip for Sheep & Lambs. Chemical Food for the wool [S an in'allible exterminator of insect life, a complete and perfectly reliable cure for scab, and destroyer of Ticks, Lice, Mange, Fleas, and all parasites that attack Shoop or other animals, • The Special Merits of Quibell's Liquid Dip areIt is NON-POISONOUS to animal life. It'is PERFECTLY SAFE to use upon all aiiimals. It is a RELIABLE and, PEREECT CURB for Scab, Lice and Inseotß. It NEVER FAILS in any case where used as dirocted. Tho important Fattv Matter it contains FEUDS THE WOOL, and is so bleuded in the Dip that it !b readily ■ absorbed by the .Wool, making it soft and luxuriant. It is conveyed to the roots, nourishes and promotes the growth, producing by natural laws an abundant, healthy and heavy fleece. For iambs and ewes it is most valuable, being nonpoisonous; tho growth of the young wool is assisted and their hoalth improved, (Young lambs are often injured by poisonous dips.) Tho ex • periotice of overy practical, and honest man proves this. QUIBELL'S SHEEP DIPS are largely used by many. of the nust important, sheep breedora in tho world, and with credit and advantage upnn the' most valuable certain proof t hat they are the best money can procure,'or they, would not be used bo extensively upon prize animals. ' Wellington Agents—Messrs Levin & Co .... 3108 THOS. COOK AND SON, TOURIST, : Axd Geneiul Passenqek Agents. Head-Office, Ludsrate' Oirous, London. Head Office for New Zealand, 4, Victoria " Arcade, P.O, Box 216, Auckland. : ■ - Wellington Agency : Chas Barbe, 52 Quay, TOURISTS and travellers booked throughout- New Zealand and all over the World, sinely or in parses, Hotel, Insurance, Baggage and Carriage coupons. - ■' :; . Special reduced- flares over K«Z> Baiiwoyitoftwgn out

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3145, 5 March 1889, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3145, 5 March 1889, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3145, 5 March 1889, Page 3

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