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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1202, 15 March 1895, Page 5

<? msk iWmwMm as® iW -s;ciic. gjmfWßror ft m m n 35* SfeZX* ana s rrzra Vi. 1 prm tssssaas Uta i Km SsSSSSf SI2K THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL AUTHORISED £?.900,000. SEEDS. WOOL, PRODUCE AND STOCK BROKERS (on Commission Only). SEEDS. SEEDS. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, have just landed their new season’s supplies of Seeds of choicest qualities. > WHITE CLOVER TIMOTHY COWGRASS &c. Ac, FESCUE ALSIKS We have just erected one of Andrews and Beaver’s newest designs of Seed CleaneT3, with all the latest improvements, and are prepared to clean Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, &c., &c M at lowest rates. Full particulars on application. Offices & Warehouses—FIGATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. JAMBS BWABT, Travelling Agent, Masterton. WALTER G. POSTER, MANAGER, Wellington.

LAHNET’S ANTHELMINTIC. AN UNRIVALLED SPECIFIC FOR THE CURE OF - LUNG-WORM AND INTERNAL PARASITIC DISEASE IN SHEEP,. LAMBS, AND CALVES. Destroys all Internal Parasites, whether in the Lungs, Trachea, Bronchial Tubes, or £ ' - Intestines, and keeps the animal in a sound healthy condition. CONTAINS NO ARSENIC or other Poisonous or Deleterious Ingredient, and is absolutely harmless to all stock. ONE GALLON IS SUFFICIENT TO DOSE 75 SHEEP OR 150 LAMBS. By the use of this medicine the growth of the fleece is greatly promoted, the weight increased, and the quality improved, owing to the improved health of the animal treated. AFTER ONE TRIAL NO STOCKOWNER WILL BE WITHOUT IT. OBTAINABLE FROM THE NEW ZEALAND i_,o N & MEROAN. TITLE AGE NCI COMPANY, LIMITED, ■ WELLINGTON AND MASTERTON. ■

T° 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 1879 has enabled me to know exactly the requirements of the selector, and in anticipation of the great rush for selections in the central division, comprising' land being the cream of the country, I have oompiled a large map showing the land to be thrown open for selection, and those wishing to obtain river frontage should be in the field at once. The map will also show the large area of valuable timbers. Conditions, £1 per acre, 2s, deposit balance 32 years ; conditional leases, 2d per acre; pastoral and annual leases Id. Price of map referred to, 10s 6d, including map of colony, synopsis of the Land Act and book of instructions. Private address, D. J. FROST, $9, Pitt street, Sydney,