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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 911, 20 May 1891, Page 1

" i : . :, . . ... ; : "1 I '" ' ' . Badafr. Notices ; ■•' ;, [' ;-■ \ ; / ! Fluid ; Dip / : .Powddr/* Dip; (NON-POISONOUS), S \ -%L' (POISONOUS).' ■ MR. BELCHER, o^Llf TLE 3\^R. C. J. HARPER, i Kaiapoi (writing August, JT ' ,% Canterbury liuuholdor] | 189U) :—" Pound Sheop >4T^- ' (writing Juno, 1^96):-- •! ! Pipped with Litre's #^ titf/ftP • -rtfs fe % i<tli Jb Iqi<nVi1 qi<nVi ( thir ii Fowd*i Fluid produced Xkl\)*:M) .S^Si~-^^O •V'rittfe ' tronbl* J tb"niii ; more wool each ff TFTg (J\ % was Tery effectire (which fetched |d . Jjf jr^fr**^ . JwO^Jflft.tlift \TGfl] mgood per lb. more) than fljr< ' : k^jStl* >ok condition ; P.afei the wool .rt-gi VH - Zm9 -_ I 'W^ 1 : >j^W ! t'n»nndthle^Tpoi4 ""■.. ' fiILIANPERS of SoutKra.id\\T y JLG* ,■ M | ((yrritinp March, 1S0O), *md :— tTwo ■ years-j W; pgr~ f c^s la |m succession ho dipped a flock of about'! >^^: £^pO (Cy 2p»°°°. 81i wp.». p4 fc Wl ' rfl Littles. ■■Blnid-j'pf^A (^)| 1 -'ffl tsm\ and the rest witH oilum; Dips, ami . jea'oh film ffl I \ y«ar found the: Sh {•.<»';.» dipped with ,/ *fl „ Ift „.i- . ~B\ ifl-1 '"j V'^^ c ' s ;pr.-ducedAl^^.^:i..!y , .^kr. v, ; M: - }< i *J'J'pfirs /wore uool ■ per jleece 'than ~-~ : J^ :XiittlC r S ■'^i" m '/ELUID,KPX^the : <'n-i;;^eej,^^ KO^0 ER ;; Dl;[^: :#^ iCNONtPOisQNo.'ip),/^^*^, ..!_•• • ■£ji*^>'- (pdrs'otfotj«). j ■■% i y• ' ••; i>R;icEs;; v/ y;' y;. ; •. ; ■■■r' [ : a'^^s..:;; ! |. • ... iy; : ; FLUID. , ■ :.. , . r«WDBB. .•• T7l ' ■'• ' ' • :i:; - 1 ; .. ■■"• $ ;- ( ~ 58 6dp»r,(rallon,.in : I. tnd 4i per -.BLACKBURNE *:'db'., „.', 40 gallon casks. perpacket. '- < : ' n ■!■'■ '••>■'■' >r> 6« per gallon, m 5 ' 70a per case of 72| 109, Caßh«l-street Bi»t, .gallon drams. Is paoßels, or ' 18 4» packets, - Chriitohurchi also m iewt keps. : h. l; bowker, ESTATE AGENT, 258 Colombo Street, M-AJRKET PLACE, CHRISTCHURCII. , FARMS FOR SALE. i> T v \ "I OryACBKS, Hororata District, Glenroy, near Grlentua--1 X'O I • tunnel, B ; miles from Rni I way station. Partly in' ' ' * English grass, balance m tuasiock , ring fenced, divided into five paddocks ; creek running iluoiigh' property. House i ; ' five rooms, ! garden, afabl^, four «talle, «nd outbuildings.' .-,.,. Price, £5 per acre ;.easy terms. Also forty 'acres adjoin- ■ ing m natiTß graa?, £3 10s per aero. . -• OAAAAORES Selwyn, about 2 miles from Norwood fH ! ! ' v 4J\J\J\J railway station, all wo)l fenced, subdividfed ;| '1 ( ! into paddocks m English gras*. water-race intereects the ! : . properly m all direction^ and Cany 3 sheep to the acre. ' ' Price, £3 15s per acre. Too property is at present let to first-class tenants, who hure pot it m EnfjlMi graßf>, : and • , ; , :which at present low rental, yields a return of about 5£ per >! " ;: ' ; j cent. Posseißion can be had on rcisonable notice, ; ."'• ;* , AX ACRES Harewood Read m four paddock*, garden and \,' " . ; • ~xt) fruit trees, water-race through property. House 6/ ' ! . !; . i rooms, iron roof, pla»tere<l, stable, traphouse, man's room ' 7 . V -> and workshop. ' Price £15 per acre. Easy terms arranged. , ,' OOA ACRES, Weedons, about I.J- miles from station, m ' ' LiUXJ "8 paddookc, 3 of which *re m grass, 15 acres wheat,, 7o ncre&oatp, good erorse f< aces, water-raca m each puddock, house 6 rooms, stable, chaff house, &c. Price, £8 per acre. BETWEEN Templeron and Weedori's, one mile from Weedsn's Station ; 20 Acres. 15 acres m English - ' : grass; Cottage of 3 rooms, water-race through property. •■■! Price £160. Easy terms. .-..,,■ ■ ; ■ '■ QQI ACRES Rnngiora, m English grasp, capital fruit '' | 002 garden, firftclass 2 -story house of. 9 rooms, con^ : •ervatory, scullery, wash-house, stable, coach-house, &c, \ built on concrete foundations. Price, £1600, of which £1000 can remain at 3£ per cent. ! OA ACRES Tompleton, m 4 paddocks; water-race through * &i\J each, capital house 4 rooms, also cottage 2 rboms. ' " : : To be sold as n. whole, or will be divided, say, 4 acies and I tho house of 4 rooms, and th« 16 acres and house of 2 ' rooms. This property is for sale a thorough bargain . i Price and full particulars on application. Most easy terms ' arranged. ■ ' * " ; "I QQ ACRES East Oxford, m 7 paddockg, well fenced, JLOt/ mostly m EnglWh gras», good house 4 rooms, 3- : stall stable, cowshed, roof iron, good garden, plenty of water. Price, £5 per acre. Any buyer requiring a small farm should kee the grasn growing on this daring tha pre- ; sent dry weather. •i OA A ACRES West Oxford, divided into paddocks, ; J-^I\JU dwelling of 8 room*, wash-hcuse, large stable and farm outbuildings, all thoroughly well built and m good order. 300 acres of this land were m oats this season, and produced 50 bushels to the acre, balance m English grass. Price, £6 per acre, £1 per acre cash, balance 6 per cpnt. There is also 200 acres Educational Reserve having about 8 years to run at a rental of la 6d per acre with above. FOR SALE— Southbrirfgo, High St, .$ acre Land, on which is erected House o£ 6 rooina, 2 stall stable, TraphoiiHe, nil m good order. This propsr'y is occupied by Mr James Edward Brady, acd as it' must beaold no reasonable offer will be refused, and terms can be arranged. A number of other farms, also bui'ding seotions, shops, dwellings, &c, for sale ; also properties to let. Full list supplied on application. H. L. BOWKEB, Eetate Agent, Market Plflce, Qktifitohmhf