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LAND AND GENERAL. FARMERS! DON’T got caught this year. Now is the CORRECT TIME to dose your Lambs to PREVENT WORM TROUBLES. Eradicate the STOMACH W ORMS and PREVENT SCOURING with “COOPER’S WORM TABLETS” (Copper, Sulphate and Arsenic). Remove the deadly INTESTINAL WORMS which cause loss of condition and death with—“COOPER’S WORM DRENCH” (Carbon Tetrachloride). Dose at Weaning Time with Cooper’s Tablets then TEN days later with Cooper’s Drench. This treatment is the CHEAPEST and MOST SUCCESSFUL known. Past years have proved it, so try it this year. These Remedies are the EASIEST to use as the doses are small. We strongly advise farmers not to wait until lambs show signs of Worm Troubles and Loss of Condition, but remember that “Prevention is Better than Cure.” Cooper’s give the farmer FREE PERSONAL Service. Advice by experts is at your disposal. Demonstrations gladly arranged by communicating with— PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, ASHBURTON. Chief Canterbury Agents for Cooper’s Dips and Stock Remedies. J. TREVOR THOMAS AND CO., LICENSED LAND BROKERS, LICENSED GRAIN BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS. EXTRAORDINARY SURPRISING as it may seem, there are still farmers in the County dio do not make a mineral salt lick tvailable to their Stock. Surely the vonderful results obtained by those idio do so is sufficient guide for those vho are indifferent. Has due thought iceii given to what would happen if he human race had salt excluded from heir diet? Again and again the improvement in tock through the increased bone, fatening qualities and extra wool have moved the scientists’ contention that, iwing to the minerals being taken out if the ground with cropping, etc., Minerals must he supplied in the form if a lick. This keeps stock clean and lealthy and assists to eliminate the >arasitical stomach worm which cause )y far the greater proportion of stock lilments. 1 Most farmers will risk 10/- on the ’otalisator on a supposedly “good hing” which, at the best, will only five a small problematical return on he investment. For the expenditure if 10/6 we will guarantee a sure winter which will return over 100 per cent, lividend. . We recommend without reservation. —, L I X I T The Doctor in the Paddock. The Waterproof 501 b 10/6 each. I TREVOR THOMAS AND CO., ASHBURTON. REG. STEPHENSON (Late Henry Stephenson). AUCTIONEER, LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENT. 177 Havelock Street, Telephone 102. PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. CLEARING SALES AT SHORTEST NOTICE. ASHBURTON’S FRUIT MARKET. FRUIT SEASON, 1936. esire to notify the Public of Aslin and Surrounding Districts that again appointed SOLE AGENI the CO-OPERATIVE FRUITVVERS of OTAGO, LTD. . isignments of Peaches, Apricots, ms, Nectarines, Tomatoes, etc., ig forward daily, and I urge my mers to order their Jam and ing Fruits promptly, and save poTntment, especially Apricots, c season is short for this particular class of Fruit. When ordering kindly state which grade required; first, second, or third. Fruit delivered Free in the Ashburton Area. SPECIAL FRUIT AUCTIONS according to Supplies. TOMATOES expected shortly m large quantities. Ring 102 for your requirements, which will be promptly attended to. Agent Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. REG. STEPHENSON, AUCTIONEER,

BULLOCK AND CO., LTD., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. £SOO FOR SALE. COX STREET, NEAR RAILWAY STATION. -DWELLING, of 6 Rooms, Water, Electric Light, Good Gas Cooker, Sewer Connection; also Detached Bedroom. -I-Acre Section, Good Land. Terms very liberal; viz., £SO deposit, balance easy weekly payments. Full particulars from BULLOCK AND CO., LTD. FOR SALE. CAMBRIDGE STREET. —GOOD Modern Dwelling, dwUuO of 4 Rooms, and Kitchenette, all conveniences, including Electric Cooker, H. and C. Water, Gas Copper, etc., Motor Garage and Shed. 3-Acre First-class Land; good gartU* BULLOCK AND CO., LTD. TO LET. CIOMFOETABLE DWELLING of 4 ) Rooms and Kitchenette; Bathroom, Washhouse, etc., very conveniently situated in Aitken Street. Rent 22/6 per week. BULLOCK AND CO., LTD.

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 96, 4 February 1936, Page 8

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