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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVII, Issue 9104, 27 September 1917, Page 8

LAND AND GENERAL. FOR SALE. CAMBRIDGE* STREET, HAMPSTEAD. s MR GEO. CULVERHOUSE has placed in our hands for a quick Bale, his Residential.Property, situated in Cambridge Street, Hampstead. The House contains six rooms and Bathroom. Detached Washhouse Coal Cellar, Workshop, Fowlhouse, and Pig-stye. The orchard compriseß a large number of Trees which are a profitable source of income. The area of land is almost an acre. It is of a rich loam, and wffl grdp an abundance of vegetables and roots, v Mr Culverhouse, owing to bewaTemeat, desires to effect a speedy aale, and nas named a ridiculously low price. Full particulars on application to FERRIMAN AND CO. FOR SALE. TINWALD. Harland Street-^' COMFORTABLE 5-ROOMED- HOUSE, with 1 ACRE of GOOD' LAND. FERRIMAN AND CO. LOWCLIFFE. FOR SALE.—A First-class Daily, Farm, containing'll4 Acres, with, comfortable house and good stable and atl| necessary outbuildings .The land is of first class quality and there is a Government mortgage for a large portion of the purchase money. To a returned 'soldier, the owner is willing to make very advantageous termß. FERRIMAN AND CO. SAVE THb" LAMBS. BY USING FORD'S AND SPENDING Id—£l is SAVED. This on 1000 Lambs is £1000. REMENIBER-YOUR LAMBS ARE < WORTH DOUBLE THE VALUE YOU OBTAINED A FEW YEARS AGO. - ■ ! To a large extent your prosperity, and that of the Dominion depends upon i this. '% Burneide, Lower Valley, Feathers ton, Wairarapa, 10th February, 1917. MR F. FERRIMAN,— Dear Sir, —Please send me mx gallons of Ford's Scour and Lung Worm Mature (in one or two gallon tins). I have used it for years, and find it does all Lambs good to get a dose at weaning time, bo please forward it as soon aa convenient, and, oblige. Yours truly, (Miss) ANN SINCLAIR. 1 GALLOON,. 19s PER.GALLON. 2 GALLONS,' 17s PER GALLON. MR F. FERRIMAN, Ashburton; , R© FORD'S SCOUR AND 'LUNG- . J WORM MIXTURE, , .Referring to our recent conversation 1 with reference to tbe above, I have very much pleasure in stating that this Association has handled the above p*er paratkm for upwards of 20 years, and so far as I havebecn able to ascertain its effects have at all times been most | satisfactory. Indeed, I can conscientiously state that I have never" met a single complaint Yours faithfully, : E. W. RELPH, Manager. ! 1 Gallon is Sufficient for 160 Sheep. , | AGENTS:—' ' ' ! NATIONAL MORTGAGE A AGENCY CO., OF N.Z., LTD. i • i FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. , I l DAVID FRIEDLANDER, AUCTIONEER, WOOL, LAND, and STOCK" SALESMAN. HAVING commenced BUSINESS ON MY OWN ACCOUHT/I am gcepared to- CONDUCT AUCTION ALES'wherever, required. , ■ ; . All County Stock ;Sales attended. Vendors entering Stock for Sale, either' Privately or by Auction, may rest assured of my best attention. ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR CLEARING SALES. SKIN VALUATIONS held each FORTNIGHT. I have a Large Number of Properties on my Books for Sale, and will be pleased to arrange inspection with intending purchasers. DAVID FRIEDLANDER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT, ' " ■' ;. • ■ H. L. BARKER, T A N D SALESMAN, And FARM PRODUCE BUYERS' REPRESENTATIVE. CASH BUYEROF— Fat Lambs and Sheep (at per head or per Ib.) Grain, Seed, and Produce. FARM SEB9B. Of Superior Quality Supplied, railage free at any railway station, at Lowest Rates.