Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3741, 20 February 1891, Page 1

G. S. W. DALRYMPLE LAND AGENT, •ass- MASTEKTON, NORTH ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND. -^ "101 163 acres, dairy hirm. only £250 cash down 850 424 100 acres, good paddock, orchard, and hop garden, new house, good dairy farm SOO 478 60 acres, good house, good dairy farm, 5 miles from Masterton, 600 618 800 acres, tennis 10£ cash, balance at 7% ; first-class limestone country, good mixed bush, only 30s per acre 1200 648 2529 acres and stock. Terms—-one-third cash, balance at 5% a great bargain 6,000 687 1328 acres, good sheep farm, £2 10s ptr . acre; 8-roomed nouse. 3,-00 720 118 acres arable laud, well fenced and watered, divided into 4 paddocks ; only 4 mles from Masterton and half mile r'iu w'lway station 650 728 684 acres, well fenced, grassed and watered only about 50 acres of live bush left for shelter ; dividsd into liJ paddocks, and good orchard, 6-roomed house, dairy, shed 50 x 24 feet; stock, 1400 sheep, 30 head of cattle, horses, &0.. to be taken at valuation 4788 746 750 acres, 484 freehold 266 leasehold ; half cash, balance 75S 2000 a"res leaseifld, rent L 8 6s 8d per annum, 19 years to reuiiin No. 687 and 758 adjoin would work well together) 300 762 6SO acres, in 16 paddocks, 10' roomed house, 1800 sheep and 40 head cattle at valuation 5848 765 700 acres ; 150 acres in grass ; 25s per acre : £SOO on morttjage at 6| per cent, 875 784 2000 acres Ring fenced, nine roomed house, tifst-class, 5250 789 290 acres, King fenced, seven roomed house, fust-class 2500 811 6 roomed house, 12 acres, only one mile om Post Oftice. Water laid into house b; windmill. COO 816 750 acres, first-class station, 12 miles from Town 187 818 40 acres, lA miles from town 800 And many other properties in various localities, suited to every description oi purchaser, particulars of which and alist of properties for sale will be furnished onapplication £IO,OOO To lend in sums of £IOO aud upwards from 6% to 8%. Established AGENCIESTUe Standard Fire Insurance Company, Mutual Life Association of Australasia, Wairaiapa Building Society. LITTLE'S (NON-POISONOUS). LITTLE'S Pawder Dip (POISONOUS). MR. BELCHER, of #L!TTLE'S\eLR- C. J. HARPER, a Kaiapoi (writing August, # % Canterbury Eunholder, 18 90) ;_» Found Sheep J>"* ( writill g June i 1890): Dipped with Little's Jrl'ts'tt&'P T)TTi~\ ~"f ouud e x Powder Plfid produced Ulba. # S»~2LJi*PS % Httl " trouhle to Imx: Fluid produced ijlbs more wool each (which fetched yd. per lb. more) than . the wool of $ undipped Sheep." little trouble to mix; \ was very effective; k: left the wool in good condition; safer other poiGain im Wool.ljtfS. "Hi .very cheap." '/MR. GILLANDERS, of Southlandr I (writing March, 1S90), said :—Two years V , [ in Bucoessiou he dipped a flock of about J ... '120,000 Sheep, part with Little's Fluid 1 \ and the rest with other Dips, and eßch I V year found the Sheep dipped with / , ~x x _ ,\ Little's Fluid produced \ fe -/ TU lwri Little's V more xcool per fleece than J JiHUe » , PT.TJID DP >w the other sheep - DIP '(NON-POISONOUS)> 9 (PO.SONOUS).

PRICES. A ii JN x», fluid—as 6d per gal. in 40 sal. casks. Gs ' TTM r U TH,p„ \ per gal. in 5 gal drums. LEVIN & Co., 1 powder-Is per 21b packet, 4s per Bft ■ op „. [Wellington. packet, 70s per caseof 72 2ft packets, MURA* ROBERTS &Co J £? ke 8 ? PaCk6tS ' Alß ° 55S ' CASELBERG&CO., Mastertor. NOTE—I gallongof lift of Powder, makes 100 gallons ol WASHj • HARVEST SEASON, 1890-9 E. W. MILLS & Oo:mrrm Ironmongers and Iron Merchants. HAVE JUST LANDED For the Coming Season COMBINED REAPERS AND MOWERS. Two Horss Mowing Machines. •_,./«. s American Horse Hay Rakes, (Light. Strong, and Cheap.) t ,. , American Winnowing Machines for cleaning and separatingkirrass Seeds, and Grain. ; Broad Cast Seed Sowers BSV fWINELARGE STOCK ON ; HAND COMPRISING—QUALITIES No 1, N ° 2 > , n . . Pore Manilla Mixed Manilla and' Flax, No 3 QUALITIES. Pure Flax. , ,<™ x» T™ GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, "Pla.net JR -bAxCIVI Sing i e and Double Wheel HOES, Combined Seed Drills and Hoes, Colony Earthers, Horse Hoes, Potato Raising Ploughs, &c. HORNBY'S PLOUQHB7 LIGHT ' hST* "' American DISC HARROWS with and, without seed sowing attachments. CHAFE CUTTERS for hand and power. Oa* and Bean Crushers, E- W- MILLS & CO- L^ted. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND MACHINERY IMPORTERS Show Rooms corner Featherston and Johnston Streets, WELLINGTON. i ASK YOUR GROCER FOR

&j*«Wsj> IN THE THOUGH COPIED BY ALL g^«us»»asp<s| H.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE, he blending is entirely atten--1 to by Mr. Nelson himself, 10 is a Taster of great eiperinee, and has bad a special ling in the art" TIMABTJ HERALD. •' This firm deserves the support of all purchasers of Tea as the article they ofler is 1 superior to anything we have seen in this Colony." PHESB. i " Mr. Nelson is a professional Taster and Blender." 3/4&4/. pureTlikded tms? AUCKLAND, WE' U v GTON, tHRIBTOHURCH, DONEOIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. TTTAJSTBD KNOY'K.—That W. "\TT ANTED—To Let a dwelling ol Vy Yim's Coach leaves Maurice W 3 Eooms, Conservatory, Stable X.* Bailway Station for Masterton every __3 ,iU„. M.itknilrlintT!! norfi rif T,n,n r . 3 ~r>A Sa.tnnla.Tr mnrninv.nl planted with fruit and ornaments.L 3 q arriving in Masterton .at 1!. trees, in Church-street, lately occupiedL\ e leaves Masterton on the by Judge Von Stunner. For terms,L eturn trip at 3 p.m. Fares—2s 6d return apply to W Sellax 324?, ut Qi 6iDgl6f 334f