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DARLING DOWNS, QUEENSLAND. DWAN BRO% wiLUNOTON, N.Z. 6000 AORBS Preeoold, IS miles form railway ; fenced into 7 paddocks : good house, plenty water, rolling downs, lightly timbered in places ; oarrying 14 -Bheep to the aore all the year round. . Price, £3 10 a per aore. 4211 ACRES Freehold, fenoe-3, new house; 200 acres under wheat cultivation ; permanently watered ; oarrying one sheep "to the aore on natural grasses. Price, £3 5s per aore, Stock 3000 sheep: n«™ va ! n^ n '' 2 * miles from »»lway line. - 2670 ACRE-. Freehold, rich black soil plains ; 1£ sheep to the aore ; on natural grasses, fenced, well watered. Prioe £4 „ per acre, or will rent for a term at £530 per annum ; 2000 sheep, 140 cattle, and 10 horses at valuation. 1038 Af RES Freehold, first-olass land, black , eoi?, heavily grassed ; carrying I J sheep to the acre ; 300 acres cultivated, including 100 aares lucerne : splendidly watewd. - . 31,000 ACRES Freehold, fenced, homestead ' well watered ; carry 2 sheep to the acre; stock 18,000 sheep, 4000 cattle, 100 horees at valuation. Price £2 10a per aore. - 20,000 ACRES, Leasehold ; rental Id per aore ; 27 years ; permanently watered ; - carrying oapaoity 10,000 sheep. Prioe £5500 oash. Write to us and we will give you all information oonoerniag this wonderful country. DWAN BROS., WILLIS ST.. .WfILLIN&TON.XZ ECZEMIT BCGISTEBCO "NOAH'£ DOV.I" OINTMENT (Patented by R. White of Anokland). For the cure of Eczema and Ringworm And Kindred Diseases of .the Skin HAS effected MARVELLOUS Cures of the moat STUBBORN and LONGSTANDING oases which have baffled £• MEDIOmBS SSI ° N aQd PATBNT PRICE— 3s! 6d. per tin ; all chemists and storekeepeß. Followirg is one of the many glowing leßtimomals we are constantly receiving---- " Otahuhu, Auckland, 15fch April, 1908 — TESTIMONIAL TO TH« WONDERFUL CURE Of 'NOAH'S DOVE ' OINTMBNT —I had suffered from Eczema for 14 years. I was twice in the Auckland HoaS*T*. lV\ now DT f. two yea™ «»noe I left that institution, as I found they were doin» me no good. I tried all kindb of ointments. lotionß, and bloed mixtures, all to no use The pain was most cruel, and I often wiehed to God that I was dead. The day 'Noah's - Dove Ointment ' was brought to the door, I was on orutohea j I could not put my legs to the ground. I laughed at them when they sad it would oure me. J[ told the gentleman I had tried too many ointments. j and I.would try no more, as I had given up all hopes of ever getting well ; but my hus- ; band would have me try one tin— it was on a Tuesday— and at the end of a week I was able to go about without a stick: and although it took several tins to complete, the oure, it is now over 12 months sinoe, and no sign of it ooming back.— l am, thankfully youra, (Signed) J. MURPHT.-To R. Whit? E*q., Auckland." . 0877 Sole Distributing Agent for Wellington J. J. CRONIN, Viotoria St., Wellington.

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New Zealand Tablet, 17 September 1908, Page 32

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Page 32 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Tablet, 17 September 1908, Page 32

Page 32 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Tablet, 17 September 1908, Page 32

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