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Mataura Ensign, 21 July 1914, Page 8

m A. H. AITStEN. ■ ..—■ - 3*5 I/AND! LAND! LAND! >ary Products Produce Prosperity. CET BACK TO THE LAND ON SOME OF THE FOLLOWING: *nd more acres, L.I.P. low vent, all m first class state of cultivation, fine low downs, well watered, fertile country with GOO sheep, 12 cattle, 12 horses, and complete working plant. Good homestead, 7 room house, with verandah, concrete dairy and separator, and aU other farm' buildings. Prico £3,200. ' (GOS; 620 l Acres in' excellent! heart, been limed and artificially manured, good fences,: S miles from township by good road, close to school and telephone, good buildings, garden and orchard. Price £lO 10h per acre. (807) 300 Acres Clntha County, 40 acres autumn oats, 100 acres grass, balance . ploughed l for grass, turnips and rape. New 8 roomed house, 4 room oattago, - cowbyre, (stable, barn, shuoo yards, convenient to railway, Post Off ice etc. Price £l3 per acre. 220 Acres Farm to lease, all improved, well watered, situated close to Factory. School, etc. Good 4 roomed house, stable, barn, cowbyre, garden and plantation. ' ' - ALL PARTICULARS OX APPLICATION. • AgMft W. and R. Fletcher, Ltd., Lontbn Meat Exporters. Rowson Hodgson, Ltd., London. •_ CASH PURCHASERS DAIRY'FACTORY OUTPUTS. A. H. AITKEN, ■ "LAND SALESMAN, GORE - ' .fe - ■:t ' ' J. WALDERS & CO.

CAUTION TO MOTHERS. S.has conle to Iler Excellency Lady Plunket that certain makers are making the Hygienic Hood which is an infringeot .Her Excellency's Patent Hygienic Hood. People are I against using same made by anyoue except C. J. WILLIAM>O33 to 537 Colombo St. South, Ohristchurch, New Zealand, /fjie sole rights of making the Hygienic Hood in NewZeu--1; Hoods made by this firm bear the small" Brass Plate atino Hood. But any Ilood not bearing the small Brass 'cri-'infringement, and the maker is liable to prosecution, on behalf of Her Excellency LADY PLUNKET, C. J. WILLIAMSON. Marshall's & 7 /, ?/ M V,-, AS i -V •W fjncacicrrs | to ~ih& i /g?i Drojo \ fflmms ST3S EE lisiiiiiiia a bpses-sis res;:lts ! ' h-e ;lrn;>s ol Y.nwSaß's Fosfherinc * lil cure 6 bad nervous headache K'l! tivc almost hslaiit raiief hi .%,! w.iraipic aritctinns. This snioll.. cn<» v:r<-t:fod mwt.tos and tvecing proves the wrest tonic wlien iVe MsttiP is run dov.n. f.-'iirv! ;■!'*«■ I'osf I'crine is free ircii! r- : ! iccTii. dices, firl is li:( ! etc:less & effective. Everv f rrufocs Cocci •fl?"® 2/6 MSC4 ESS tXiCK L/- : or: IM/MW norma CONSIDER jlffitrkibfe popularity o! Btccham's Pills for a perfort e:tt*ndircr r,« [ century, Junng which dine they have been trie trusted remedy f i2iftU*Ati£s ot homes lor disorders ot the stomach, ii vtr. a hit ftowela, and you wi'! once ftpprtaica SPLENDID REu-> iS •IJein flf«Wfcratloc,. Without a doubt it ha*; ' • jAm.y In demand. By taking Beecha* . 'Jiacconiins to the directions. the orgi.r- 1 taretioa aie kof>t In good order and conse-.ju «a!th is the r<i*iuit, Life is aiwav s moreoi r . ' o! a iho.«e who ocue i r \liy u [ ft otcair •Ftton. wn '« <£& WW *3^ *s*

PERFECT BAKING! I 3 m (3 what the Zealanaia Oven ensures because the heat is evenly distributed and can be tegulaied to a nicety. Meals leave it tender and Cakes and Sconcs *r fail to rise, but are always light and dcliciouily toothsome. There are also the further advantages of Fuel Economy and a Plentiful Hot Water Supply; and last, but not least, the coenfort of an Open Fire which tho Zealandia alone afford*. MANUFACTURED BY Barningham & Co.Ltd. lSa . DUNEDIN. THE BIG COAL SAVER' <<- n J.Write Manufacturer* I m* New Illustrated Catalogue No. ti. ialandia Boots are built for a purpose—to with--6« stand hard service. Try theml uAL" HARDWARE STORE fcIELES, AMMUNITION AND ALL SHOOTING GEAR NOV READY FOR THE SHOOTING SEASON, et to send your orders in early, and mako sure of getting th» fjrtock of NOBEL'S and ELEY'S CARTRIDGES, swh as BaUaatiU, aae, also Nile Ballastite, Clyde, Eloy's Smokeless, and E)«y'» ADDRESSARTHUR MORTON, i»« T" CORNER OF MAIN AND ASHTON STREETS, Opposite Railway Station. P.O. Rot T|» Heavy Crops, Year ajier Year, by using MANURES. SAT DANGER in growing crops year after yoar, as every is aware, lies in overcropping. The vitality becomes ex[JELFAST MANURES, however, restoro the soil's vitalitv. Phosphates. .Ammonia, l'otash Salts (the properties on which Ifeed and grow), tlioy increase its fertility, and enablo you beet out of the soil. what you are sowing—grain or root crops—use BELIES. Thev are cheap to buy, will save your soil, and returns will more than repay you the small outlay. IFOR LIGHT SOIL AS WELL AS HEAVY VARIED TO SUIT ALL CKOI'S. ; from any of our Agents, or direct from us. AND |id Reid & Co, Ltd, b Corn and Wool Exchange, DUNEDIN.