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Mataura Ensign, Issue 1598, 1 February 1906, Page 3

What this ia on gold and what the Hall Mark ia on sterling lilnr, FSHODIA is on a package of Ceylon Tea. The term " Sterling " ia really the name of a lirm of'mintcrs who used to mint the English money for the Government. Their work was so poo.l that the name has passed Into the DICTION A): V -meaning that which is GENUINE. The Bhodi* Teft Ck>., of Coylon, is an equal guarantee for TEH Every p-.n>b,gc- i; ]> >.?!,■ ".d in lead ; every package is pure Ceylon ; every p.irkiige CIOXKINT, TEA of the finest growth, which is packed and specially relented for ,four market. THE IXAD PACKLUS PHESSRVES ITS FRAGRANCE AND FLAVOR FiiOr.i GrtOvVUFi TO CONSUME!?. Southland Farmers' Co-operative Asceciaiicn, Limited, Sy,? AGENTS FOR 80 UTHLA.ND. W. Lewis and Co.'s, GOBE. SUMMER SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY, FEB. Ist. 10 a.m. BE TUNE WITH THE TIMES. PTAXO AND ORGAN TUNING. A Largo Stock .f Best English PIANO STRINGS and FITTINGS kept in stock. Keyß Kefitted and Made Equal to New. If jour Piano has lost its rich tone and becomes worn consult me and I will re-tone it and make it equal to new. T. KUNCIE~CHISHOLM, ASHTON STREET, GORE.

I Fraser Falconer Co. CHARLES FALCONER, j AGENT, KELSO. I PGR SALE. THE Most Highly-improved Farms in this District— A Cheerful Home, A Fertile Farm, An Assured Income The Advertiser has been instructed by John Jenkins, Esq., io offer his highly-improved Farm for sale. This 1* arm consists of about 500 acres of rich, flat land, and is at present in the highest possible state of cultivation, is divided into 18 paddocks all well fenced. About six miles of tile drains have been laid and many miles ui mole drains. Other improvements consist ol a Commodious and Fashion-ably-built Dwelling House, Flower Garden, Vegetable Garden, and Orchard, uew .Stable and Loose Box, two Harns and all other necessary buildings found on an up-to-date farm. The rising town of Kelso is distant only about three miles by a good metalled road almost all the distance (Mr Jenkins with one team usually carts 100 bags iif oats to Kelso in two trips daily). At present there is 70 acres in new grass and turnips, 100 acres in turnips, 70 acres in oats, balance in young grass. J n connection with the flat land, about 1800 acres of hill country almost adjoining, may be purchased. The hill is rich pastoral country, and capable of feeding an immense number of stock. To anyone in quest of a property of not only a highly fertile character but one that will return practically {he day after purchasing a big portion of purchase money, the Advertiser recommends this farm. Having a twenty years' experience in the district, I assert, in all confidence, no property, to my knowledge, of its size has ever been offered around hero that presents such inducements—price, quality, location, oto.—to a bona fide purchaser. For further particulars apply to Fraser Falconer. KELSO.

Three w&li-known Trainers tell what they think of SOLOMON It cured a hors« at Cracked Heels after many other things had failed. It cures Cuts and Wounds as if by magic. R. UOOSEMAN, 'I raiuer of 4 Cynisca,' &c." 1 1 have had occasion to use your Solomon solution in my stable, and in cases of bprains, Bruises, arul like ailments have found it undoubtedly the finest remedy brought before the public. I can honestly i recommend it in the above cases as a most ' reliable preparation. HOK ACE LUNN, I Trainer of ' Alma,' * Norton,' &c." ' " I used Solomon Solution for a very ..vere cut un a racehorse, and can testify to its wonderful healing properties It has the of keeping the sore free from all discharging matter and inflammation, and though the wound was very severe, no scar or hicmi.-.li has been left on the horse. I shall be happy to recommend a the Solution to my friends. | CIIAKI.I-S O'CONNOR, 3 iSuirter Auckland Racing Club." jSj Every stable should have a pot of Solomon Solution. It quickly, ■J permanently, and effectually cures [j horse .'lilm.'Mits. 'j From all S.uhih-i sand C!i<mi>ts;u3 - &6/H not ol'l.i ih.iMl* in y;»ur district, remit iliuvt |«i .■> >|-)tniin Solution I'iopty., Fnrish y Mriri. WViiiM.-.hMj, for a with Fret; $ SOLOMIM SOL"! lON AG l>;\TS I--OR GORE . S. RITCH Hi li co. iOT A 'UESTION FOR TiiLBEHtFIT OF YOUR POCKET INSIST ON SYKES'S. mxnomm mcim/s. RECORD Oi' RESULTS. "I AA PRACTiCiiL TKSTS BY DAIRY luU KAB,!i?IW, iviOCK INSPECTJBS, (v'c. Exti'.ict f>. c-m No. 54. Mr dames Tomiitli (a well-known dairyman) writes— I am in Ihe habit of drenching my rows with SYKIi'S niii:\ T < ir immediately alter calving, and at all times mi the appearance of inflammation of any kind. I have seldom known it to lad, and have always recommended it to my neiirhbors, as it is undoubtedly tile best Drench mi the market. Mangetv East-, Auckland. F. GMAEVE, FURNITURE FACTORY (Opposite Oddfellows' Hall), Mersey Street Ea«t. KINDS of Cabinet-making and Upholstering of the Highest CHEAPEST IN CORK OR DISTRICT. CALL ANl)' iNSi'UCT THE LARGE STOCK. (JOJI FOHTAI'.LH lIOMF, for Permanent and \ isiting Boarders aL Hotel Metropolis, Princes street pi,nth. C table. FiiiL class attentlam-e. llot and Cold Ecery convenience. 20s week niiil upwards. Telephone 1301. Mrs Watts, proprio-