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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4071, 24 March 1892, Page 3

THURSDAY, MAEOH Blafc, At 9, p.m. ..; • .PROPERTY AT CROBS'OREEK. ' amm OTJNINGHAM, . BADHAM & CO. will sell .by auotion under inßtructionß fr<im the oxeoutorß o( the will,of the late Lot Cms, deceased, at their rooms, Brandon Street, Wellington, on Thursday the 31st. Match, at 2 p.m.— That valuable (arm situate in the Foatherntnn district (for upwards uf 20 years in the occu- ■, pation of tho late Mr Cross), containing MO acres freehold and 104 acres perpetual leaso,

It is situated between the Pigeon Bush and Cross' Creek Railway Stations, and ia now carrying 1100 nheep, bosides horses and cattle. There is a six-roomed house on. the property; also dairy, men's cottage, woohhed, conorete sheep dip, &o. The live stock and implements can bo taken at» valuation, at the option of the purchaser. Intending buyers nan obtain orders to view and further particulars on application to THE AUCTIONEERS, Orto- • Messes BIUNDON, TIISLOP . and BKANDON, Solicitors to the Executors.

AustrnliuuMiitual Provident Society . lVow Zealand Branoh: : Head Office, Custom bouse Quay, Wellington. • ■ Local Board of Directors: ■ The Hon. Mohoan S.'.Oraob, M.D., fi.M.G. 1 .M.L.0, (Chairman) jTflEHoif. Charles J. Johnston,, Esq,, M.1j.0. (deputy Chairman); Alfkedde'Bathe Biundon, Esq,; Tub Hon. Edward riicHAitD3ON,O.M,G,;JonNDu"N<)ANKRQ Medical Officer: Bn, W. Q. Kemp. JLU.O.S. (Errand) rnflE OLDEST, WEALTHIEST, JL ' AND , MUST PIIUSPEHOUS" AUSTIULTAN LIFE 01'FIOE, AND IDE LARGBSr IN THE BfIITISH EMPIItE. The Only Colonial Life Offiu'e WHICH DECLARES A BONUS EVERY MAR, The Method of Valudtionddopted h thw Society itofthe mostslringent char-acter,-'arid erisum a Considerably Larger Reserve to meet Liabilities than tkt kid by am/' other office m the Amlrcksian Colonies "" ACCUMULATED FUNDS

£10,000,000 „<™ sl STERLING. All invested to yield neatly 6 per cert. Policies in Poaou 1(11 Q/ff) Sum Assured. .„' ~.£34,904,017 Accumulated Funds ... £9,739,873 Annual Income ',., ,„ £1,741,387 Ciißh Bonuses Divided „. £4,440,538 For FIVBYEABB ended 81st December, 1890, Policies have been written for SEVENTEEN AND A HALF MIL. LION STERLING. BOMSKS! OABH BONUSES declared tor last FIVE Years, TWO MILLIONS, yielding Reversionary Bonuses exceeding FOUR MILLIONS.

GA*R BONOS .mw ONE YEAR, too, 1469,856. YIELDING REVERSIONARY BONUSES AMOUNTING TO £967,000. This Cash Bonus to equal tu 42-1 par cent, on the premiums received during (he year. ASSUREYOUE LIFE IN THB A-M-b SOCIETY AND BEcta A BONUS EVEkY .YEAR. POLICIES ON NEW ZEALAND REGIBTEK. 16,000, . ASSURING £5,000,000. ASSETS IN NEW ZEALAND £1,419,276. EXPENSES OP MANAGEMENT LESS THAN 9 \ PERCENT. ON THE TOTAL INCOME. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Brancm Office— CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY. WELLINGTON. LOCAL AGENTS-Masterton, Lowes and lorna; Greybmn, F, H. WOOD : Canvtißiiiß agent, G, W, SCHRODER

. ■• ■ WHAT SHEEP FAUMERS Langstone's Vermifuge. • TESTIMONIALS. Orous Downs, Foxton, Feb, 18,1891, Dear Sir—l have tried jour remedy on 800 lambs with surprising results. The bodily condition of tlie animals was improved and the growth of wool was most marked. Your Vermifuge ia just what shcepfarmors require, being inexpensive. -John JioLennan. Gum Grove, Feathcrston, Sept, 25,1891, Dear Sir, —I have- no hesitation in statin?, for the benefit of sheepowncrs, that,l consider yuir Vermifuge a most efficacious medi: cino for hoggets suffering from intestinal and bronchial parasites, I have drenched 209 hoggets with it, and am o'i satisfied 'with. the resjjlts'that I have ordered enougji of (h'e Ycr'mifugoto dose my remaining Hoggets and lambs at weaning.-W, H, Nicors,

Ngakomai, Sept, 10,1891, ' Dear Sir,—l administered your Vermifuge to 200 of my hoggets, and I beg to inform you that the results were exceedingly gratifying, I have every confidence in the efficacy of the medicine, and feel aure that when its qualities become raoro widely known it (rill command an enormous sale amongst slieepowncrs. D, P. McLaren, ,f '!roXoept,3o, iffll,"'' *r Sir,—l have pleasure in test)?yjng to t-lio beneficial results niy hoggets have dorlwi Vermifuge", f drenched thirty A weck'ago and they'parted fath most offensive *„«„, Tv...: m „Mi;,„- f„.ii,.i „;n,.f„.i,. ■ give you, aq licli numbers about6o6o,-A. YvLe/ t ' u ' '" ' '" (Jlendowcr, Oct 20,1891, . D.car Sir,—l haye'no' litsifation In stating, I think your remedy invaluable Cius, J, Jnuv, I ' . Table lands, Aug. 13,1891. .. Dear Sir,—l have pleasure' l» ♦*•"' '■ • ths efficacy of jron; Ycrmifufce'i .t'.Miiii worms from sheep. I shut somo thirty hoggets up and dosed them according to your directions, and although I did not ,expect any results as regards lpg 'wftpi at' this period pj the ycarV 'yet 1 was quite nirprfSell'at'the number'of wormß which, were strewn about the next day iu the yard where the sheep wore confined, I feci quite- confident that, if properly administered at the prcper time of the year,' say at the beginning of February, before the lung worm has penetrated greatly into tho lungs, that there would be a considerable lessening of this present mortality of'younjj'ihecp.—l ! aiii."eßb\,' ' ;•'."" OHAB.J, TOUY, Oreytown, Aug, 19,1891. Dear Sir,—l have proved your. Vermifuge to be effective in restoring heilth to hoggota to which such has been administered. To my mind it is a valuable medicine for iliccp, . . ,E,. S, Maukseh, Eiversdalc. ' Glenmorgan, Juno 15,1891, Dear Sir,—l drenched 600 of my hoggets with your Vermifuge somo three mouths ago with remarkablo results,' The sheep wore in low condition at the time and I dld'not know what was the matter with them,' Tho day after, the ddse had been administered I found tlioyard covered with parasites and' tape wo.ms. •■ The sheep are now in excellent' condition, ■ healthy and vigorous, and l the' extra growth of foo] is 1 ' simply j remajkable, Have gent for a fresh! Bupply.-H, Mqiiiuo^v A BARGAIN, ;'■'•, .ONE NEW BELL ORGAN, 6 stops, and knee swell. A Powerful .• Instrument, ; •:, -■:;• ; ~ PfilOE-flB. •..:..iF. E W00D,■.;.;.;":,'.■! ,:,;,: -■-.■n Auctioneer Greytown.