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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3704, 7 January 1891, Page 3

LOWES *1 ( SATURDAY. JAJSUJJBI 10th, At 2 O'clock. uriiituro, Produce, Poultry I & Sundries. t" OWES & lOHNS -»viU sell at thci lj rooms as above, New and Secom i£md Furniture, embracing Suites Couches, Tables, Chairs. Bedsteads Matti asses, Toilets. Wasustaiid.s Dressing Tables, • Chests Drapers. Cheffonk-r, Lamps, Clicks, Pictures and general Sundries. AtS'T Pruduce, poultry, etc. On account of a uentlemaa leaving foi Europe. . 'A!, quantity of superior .household furniture mid Effects.^ Lowes and ioriis' STOCK BALEWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 200 2 and 4 tooth "Wethers 800 Lambs in the'wool 150 Fat Wethers 150 Fat Ewes 50 Yomi£ Ewes 60 2 tooth -wethers ■ 90 Woolly Lambs y EASES JU Education Keserves For Sale by Auction J3* MASTEItTON ON SATURDAY, 17th January, 1891 See schedules at Post Oflices or enquire of the auctioneers. After which on behalf of the Public Trustees . All that piece of land being Deferred Payment Section No. 00, Block X Mangahao, containing 82 acres more or less, together I with all the buildings thereon and the rights and easements and appurtenances to the said parcel of laud belonging or appertaining theretoParticu'ars aad conditions at sale. LOWES & 10R.NS, Masterton. FOE SALELIGHT TIP DRAY, and set Cart Harness. Apply to LOWES & lORNS.

KANGITUMAU BLOCK For Sale or Lease with Purchaser's Clauso » Q r~i Acres Magnificent land )00 adioiniu" "Glendonald" ruu, of rich limestone formation and veil watered, and the Wainuiomapa Stream being '"" the frotit boundary line, carries a light bush of korouiiko, tawa & c r Over £ooo in improvements has been-spont on the land, bush having been fallen alongside most of the boundary' lines and "rassed, and about 320 chains of totara post and wire fencing already erected. Would make a capital Sheepgrazing Farm for a small capitalist. The main road to Alfredton is planned to go light through the block, arid a good buggy road from Mastertou is already made, (going through the Glendonald Station) nearly up to the land; access to the land is also to be had from the west side'of the Main road going on to Entherford's. Would be let on lease for V, 14, or 21 years at Is 'M per acre with purchasing clausn at any time during the term at 25s per acre. Or sold at 25s per acre, tw«ntv per cent cash down, the balance to remain for years to suit the purchaser at 5 per cent per annum. Or tor prompt caßh at 22s Gd per acre. Apply to LOWES &lOBNS, Auctioneers &c, Masterton.

. y jp QUIBELL'S LIQUID SHEEP DII^ (NON-POISONOUS.) An'important & Eeliable Uij for Sheep and Lambs, Ohemical Food for the woo IS an infallible exterminator of insec life, a complete and perfectly reli able cure for scab, and destroyer c Ticks, Lice, Mange, Fleas, and all para sites that attack Sheep or otber animals The special merits of Quibell's Liquu Dip are It is NON-POISONOUS to animal life Ic is PERFECTLY SAFE to use upoi all animals. „„„„„„ It is a RELIABLE and PEBFEi/l CURE for Scab, Lice and Insects. It NE'V'ER FAILS in any case wheri used as directed. The important Fatty Matter it contain FEEDS THE WOOL, and is & blended in the dip that it is readil absorbed by the wool, making it soi and luxuriant. It is conveyed to the roots, nounshe and promotes the growth, producin. by natural laws an abundant, health, and heavy fleece. For lanib3 and ewes it is most valuablt beni" non-poisonous, the growth e the young wool is assisted aud'thd health improved. (Youn» lambs ai often injured by poisonous dip;). Tli experience of every practicil an honest man proves this. QUIBELL'S SBEEP DIPS ai largely used by many o£ the mo: important sheep breeders in the worli and with credit and advantage upon tl most valuable nocks—a certain pro that they are the best money can picure, or they would not be used i Hxtensively upon prize animals. Wellington agents—--1 Messrs Levin & Cc j QUIBELL'S DIP ■ SpxialL'recommended for shed she by' all the principal brecdaw in t Province.