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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1200, 1 March 1895, Page 5

is £J^Efe*± s mgg£i «*"!* mm 1 ?> wm m m£M is» ill m m IBM I am | &S $ r^ a il i li ««p as sasai Fi r=s^.-:> r, m m m & r~"=r ; F~ J gagg ■"a-ai VTri.ir. ?.= s 5 F ■ ft «■ ■ *■ r csi . -j i I ■i egg I ■ H « at B ■tm wet ■JWWTHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. £3,900,000. CAPITAL AUTHORISED ... ~ v WOOL, PRODUCE AND STOCK BROKERS (on Commission Only). SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. ~ ttmttTCD have iust landed their new seasons PHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MWM^S^J^^Z™ ■ ALSIKE WHITE CLOVER FESCUE TIMOTHY „« . « COWGRASS &c. Ac , V' '■""TTCmI Cleaners with all the latest improvements, and are prepared Offices & Warehouses-FU ATHEBSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. JAMES EWABT, - ; ; Travelling Agent, Mosterton. WALTER G. FOSTER, W MANAGBR> vVellington.

LARNETS ANTHELMINTIC. AN UNRIVALLED SPECIFIC FOR THE CURE OF - LITNG-WORM AND INTERNAL PARASITIC DISEASR - IN SHEEP, LAMBS, AND CALVES. ..' ... •_ . .'-» .; _i._x.-i i„ *\i- a r.nno-a Trachea. Bronchial 1 Intestines, and keeps the animal in a sound heal -CONTAINS NO ARSENIC or other Poisonous or Deleterious Ingredient, and is ■ absolutely harmless to aU stock. AM GALLON IS ONE TRIAL NO STOCKOWNER WILL BE WITHOUT IT. OBTAINABLE FROM THE NEW ZEALAND —O*N & MEROAM TILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, WELLINGTON AND MASTEETON.

W. CBABTKEE AND SONS, CITY FOUNDRY. EVA STREET, WELLINGTON, Makers of DAIRY MACHINERY, SAWMILL MACHINERY AND FITTINGSSEND FOR PRICES. Iron and Brasa Castings, Wrought Iron Split Pullies, Shaftings, etc. W CRABTREE ,V SONS, CITY FOUNDRY, KVA STREET, WELLINGTON.

DAWsgo oow iO obtain this incomparable whisky genuine it is desirable to buy it by CROWN LANDS FOR SETTLEMENT IN NEW SOUTH WALES; THE SELECTOR'S GUIDE. My connection with the Lands Department of this colony since nuirements of the selector, and in anticipation of the great rush for selections in the central the count»y, I have compiled a large map 89, Pitt street, Sydney.

Q jThe new dairy regulations, which come into force on March Ist, provide for the registration of all persons carrying on the trade of dairyman or milk vendor, and copies of registration forms can be obtained at the offices of the various local bodies. The question of the appointment of an inspector will be considered at the next meeting of the City Council. The Pahiatua Herald contains an interesting description of Onslow Park, the home of Mr R. Smith, formerly of the Masonic Hotel, Napier. It is near the Mangatainoka River. Mr Smith has a capital farm, and fine studs of pedigree shorthorn cattle and Lincoln sheep. The Celtic King, which arrived here on the 21st, has on board 300 tons of butter shipped at Melbourne for London, besides 20 crates of frozen poultry and some cases of rabbits, which are being forwarded to the English market as an experimental shipment. Thd Eltham dairy factory is taking 2000 gallons of milk per day.