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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLV, Issue 10386, 4 May 1925, Page 8

LA.MD AND GE.jSRAL. FARMS FOR SALE. . - "* w O A ACHES, goud buildings, 3C JU miles Christchurch, one sheep country. £6 per acre. Terms: Exchange wwn property. ..»'* rrAA ACRES close fc> Cbristchureb, , 4 \J\J lovely home, all convem- f ences. Govt. 30-year Mortgage, £5860. ' Price £ll. Easy Terms. ACKCi ACRES, Good House and "irOU Buildings, carry 400 ewes, now without cultivation. Cheapest thing in Canterbury. £5 10s; £350 cash. £ (\ ACRES, no buildings, 5 miles out. OD Good .potato land, £3B. Ex- < change town property. /f AA ACRES, handy Christchurch tcLJU and rail, good house, shows excellent returns, good Govt, mortgage. Price Govt. val. £l2. Consider lew acres and house, \ (\K CRES, 7 miles out, beautiful lUt) home, all conveniences, suitable potatoes and cows. £65, easy terms. / ' XH ACRES Daif y Farm > Govem}\J ment Lease, with R.0.P., at £22 per acre. £3OO Goodwill. Oats, hay and implements in. QAA ACRES, Lovely Farm, adtJ\J\J joining township and rail, handy Christchurch, £23, easy terms. QAA ACRES Tree-Planting Land, OUU handy Christchurch and rail. Lease with purchasing clause. £2 per acre. OH A ACRES, carry 900 ewes witht/UU out cultivation; bungalow, conveneinces. Close to Christchurch. £l3 per acre. Terms. Most of above owners will consider a mortgage or town property as deposit. RONALD S. BADGER, ; A FARM SALESMEN, • • 187 Manchester St., Christchurch ." THE POLICY OF PREVENTION—Iof. OF EXPERIENCE WORTH TONS OF THEORY. JOSEPH FORD'S SCOUR AND LUNG-WORM MIXTURE. It will also improve the condition in unthrifty caives. In one gallon tins, 19s; in two gallon tins, 345. One gallon will drench 160 sheep. Shake well before using, and. keep shaken during use. WE ARE AGISTS: FARMERS' .CO-OPERATIVE AND NATIONAL MORTGAGE CO. Read what the well-known and successful breeder of Corriedales says:— MR F. FERRIMAN, Askburton. Dear Sir, — I have pleasure in saying that for » number of years I have used Joseph Ford's Scour and Lung Worm Mixture on all breeds of sheep at any times when signs of scour, cough or unsatisfactory condition existed, and frequently a week or so before showing I have given my stud lambs a drench. I can recommend it to all breeders of sheep. I always keep it for a sheep tonic. I have purchased sheep in very poor condition, drenched them on arrival at my farm, and again in nine days' time. They improved so that the former owner would hardly recognise them. Yours faithfully, | JOHN STRINGFELLOW, i Welback, [ Tinwald. jIHE Undersigned have been inL' structed to find a purchaser for a Leasehold Property at Ohertsey, consisting of 10 Acres with dwelling-housa of four rooms. 4 Acres of the land are in oats for green feed; the balance is in grass. Within easy distance of School. Apply— FERRIMAN AND CO FOR SALE. AN Excellent Building Site, Tin wald, just over the bridge, containing 5 ACRES, well fenced. FERRIMAN AND CO. m FOR SALE. p * Private Hotel in a district with' a l future before it. To anyone witft a family this offers an excellent opportUmty' FERRIMAN AND CO. FOR SALE AT FAIRTON-

-i 1 Acres well-watered land, with Fowlhouee, 1| Acres in Potatoes; SWO t Apple Trees in full bearing. This is a very desirable Property. Work obtainable in the locality. PERUVIAN AND CO., H. L. r BURNETT STREET, ASHBtfUTON IASH BUYER of GRAIN, SEED. / and PRODUCE. MILLING WHEAT—Purchased »* behalf of various millers. Wheat Delivered at ™WAW» STORES is PASSED and WEIGH*-!* on spot. Highest Quality CORNSACES, BINDER AND SEAMING TWINE. Stocked at my TINWALD STOKES V«Wwrton District A?ent for:—M«*DOUGALL'S "BORDER" PASTE SHEEP DIP. Storks at ASHBURTON and TINWALD.

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