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Otago Witness, Issue 1813, 20 August 1886, Page 5

Business Notices.

FEUIT AND FOREST TREES, FLOWERING PLANTsT CHOICE ROSES, ETC. o GORDON BROTHERS, BEQUEST intending Planters to note the following Prices. The Treeß have all been transplanted last Spring, and are therefore thoroughly safe to remove.

Norway Spruce, 2 feet, 8s per 100 ; 65s per 1000 Cupressus Macrocarpa, 6s 6d, 10s, 12s, and 20s „ „ 3to 4 feet, 10s per 100; 80s per 100, without balls per 1000 , Cupressus Lawsoniana, 20s to 25s per 100 „ „ large specimen plants, Is each „ „ large plants, 4 feet and Larch, about 2to 3 feet, 7s to 10s per 100 ; 60s over, 35s per 100 'to 90s per 1000 Junipers, 6s per dozen Pinus Strobus, about 2 feet, 10s per 100 Holly, about 2 feet, 20s per 100 Pfous Muricata, 3 and 4 years, 10s per 100; 70s Laurel, 7s, 10s, and 15s per 100 per 1000 Poplars, in variety, from 5s per 100 * Pinus Insignis, seedlings, 3s per 100; 22s 6d Ash, Oak, Birch, and Alder, from 7s per 100per 1000 50s per 1000 „ „ 2 years, 7s per 100 ; 60s per 1000 Sugar Maple, 10s per 100 „ „ 2to 4 feet, 10a per 100 ; 80s Arborvitte, from 2 tt> 3 feet, 15s per 100 ; £5 per 1000 per 1000 Pinus Benthamiana, 15s to 20s per 100 Roses, 8s to 15s per dozen ; 60s per 100 Pinns Maritima, 2, 3, and 4 year Id, 7s per 100; Apples, on blight-proof stock, 12s to 18s per 60s per 1000 dozen White Spruce, 2to 3 feet, 12s per 100 ; 100b Pears, Plums, Cherries, 12s to 18s per dozen per 1000 Peaches, Nectarines, and Apricots, 18s to 20s Abies Donglasi, about 2 feet, 20s per 100 . per dozen oupr»BSUB Macrocarpa, 15s, 20s, and 25s per Gooseberries and Currants, 3s 6d to 6s per 100, balled dozen laspectioa invited. Catalogues on application, oGORDON BROTHERS, ANDERSON'S BAY AND NORTH-EAST VALLEY, DUNEDIN.

GOOD NEWS! I^filjv^^^ GOOD NEWS! NO MORE mMiioj^OTSwm N ° MORE FOOTROT ! FOOTROT ! GRAHAM &CO/S PERmTnEMT CURE FOR FOOTROT. TO SHEEPOWNERS.— Now that the Wool Market is firmer and prices are ruling higher every day. say« your Sheep that otherwise would be worthless *t a cost o( one Halfpenny per Head. It has often been remarked, anil it is undoubtedly true, that the Sheepowcr's worst enemy is Footrot. Its effects are soon shown in the declining condition of the Sheep and tts wool, and although lately many scientific opinions have been expressed with regard to it, in the Public Press there is no doubt that the so-called remedies thdre suggested have all been tried in these' Colonies, ending only in disappointment and failure, the result being that in using arsenic, vitriol, carbolic acid, and other things that are recommended, they have added fuel to the fire in burning the sheep's feet altogether, and In most instances making them worse than before. With all deference to the opinions of these scientific men, our thirty years' practical (not theoretical) experience of sheep and study of this question has led us to come to the conclusion that the causes and nature of this disease are not understood, and up to the present time it has always been wrongly treated. We invite the Public to read the following Testimonial, which shows that we can Cure Footrot wlif cli liax liccn ill existence for over Twelve months, and this in a case where all other means bad been tried and failed :— Flaxton, June 2Sth, 1880. Messrs W. Graham and Co., Southbrook. Dear Sirs,— We have pleasure in stating that the sheep you dressed for ua \n May 1885, over, twelvb months aoo, have remained perfectly soond on tbelr feet ever since, and are still running on the sam* marshy swamp without showing any signs of footrot.— Yoars faithfully, „j v >»'(; WALLACE BKOS. We can also bring Proof that we have not failed in any single Instance to effect a Complete Cure, *yen in the worst cases where number 3of sheep haye died every year. Our chief difficulty is to Convince the Public that this Is not one of the many spurious Patent Medicines which havo /rom time to time been foisted upon them, but we trust the following disinterested Testimonial to our Agents will set them right :— Leslie Hills. Culverden, June 17, 1880. Messrs Slatson Bros, and Co., Rangiora. Dear Sirs,— l notice by the Standard that Graham and Co. are now offering tbeir cdrk for footrot for sale to the Public. 1 have always been very sceptical 43 to the results of these patent cures for diseases in sheep, of which we have had so many offered us of late. lam quite satisfied that if Graham and Co. will only sell us the quality of stuff which he himself when working on Footrot Sheep !n this district, there will be no necessity for Graham and Co. to go to Kimberley for some years. 1 have seen a. good deal of the Montrose rams these few years. They were terribly bad with Footroot, and as Graham cured them with two dryings, lah now satisfied that a cuub for pootrot has bben found I have never had any Footrot on this property till the other day, when a few Footrot Sbeep came in a mob of crossbreds from turnip 9. Pleaso send me at once a gallon of Graham and Co.'s Patent to ihe care of D , and oblige yours faithfully, DUNCAN RUTHERFORD. We can assure the Public that we have only one standard for our Preparation, and that is the Best. It is carefully manufactured from the best ingredients obtainable, and we are determined to maintain its present popularity. Our terms are CASH. NO CURE, NO PAY. Price lOs. per Gallon (sufficient to dress about 250 sheep). We guarantee to keep large Stations entirely free from Footrot on the most reasonable annual terms. We are open to purchase sheep affected with Footrot— so uatter how bad, therefore do not have them destroyed, or allow them to die For further particulars and additional Testimonials, as published in our Circulars, apply to our Airents— Miles and Co., Christchurch and Timird; h. Slatson and Co., CimißTcnußcn:";watvoii Hros. ami Co., Rangiora; ."Watson, Cox, and Co., Ashburton; Jonas and Bourn, Timaru; De Lambert and Robinson, Oamaru; Murray, RobertSi and Co., Dunedin; or to ttraliain lAiu\ » «., Sou-muROOK, Kangiora. I3au

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