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Otago Witness, Issue 2762, 20 February 1907, Page 20

Stronach, Morris, & Co., Ld., it^t^ HAVE THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES FOR SALE: — WAIKOIKOI DISTRICT. I limed, and is at present carrying about 1090 JOO acres first-clsss Agricultural and Sheep ' breeding <wes with 120 per cent, lambs, be--arm; seven miles railway station, two and sides cattle and horses; one mile from rail-H-half school and port office; 100 acres in way station, post, and creamery. Price, £G crop, 100 acres in turnips, balance m young 15s per acre. grass. The buildings are all in tip-top 183 Acres good Agricultural Farm; dividsd o/der.and thoroughly up to date. One of into eight paddocks; brick stable, with lofi: the best farms in the district. Price acd good cow byre and outhouses , school and further information on application. post office adjoins; three miles from nearest 320 Acres freehold, 999 Acres leasehold, railway station Price. £17 per acre. £2000 subdivided into 13 paddocks; 7-rcomed , can remain at 4i per cent. House and outhouse, stable, barn men's hut, ; MATAURA DISTRICT, shed, and sheep yards ; three and a-half miles j STATION- 5000 acres Agricultural ard lail-way station. Price for freehold, £3 per , p astora i f situated six miles from Mataura. acre; leasehold. 255. jh e property is partly cultivated, balance :n TUAPEKA DISTRICT natural pasture, and is subaivided intJ „. . , , ... numerous paddocks, is well fenced, and a 550 Acres; 10 mi.es from railway station ; ieee of sheep country. It is well subdivided and ring-fenced, with rabbit-proof w&i £ Ted \ nd 1S firs t- c lass ewe count; y. netting; new 6-roomed House; first-class Carries 4000 to 5000 slieep . Well woTth ir.orchard and outbuildings ; 100 acres in crop, spectlon# p nce £3 per acre. 100 acres in turnips, 100 acres young grass. balance grass. Price, £6, with crops— a bar- CLINTON DISTRICT. gain. Terms. 9000 Acres ; all cultivated : well divided ; BALCLUTHA DISTRICT. fiist-ckss buildings; woolshed for 10 . , T 3 £ . !„„ shearers; blacksmiths shop and all necea430 Acres good grazing Land ; first-class buildings to work a station properly. Dwelling and outbuildings; four miles from «7 » to railway ssrs'iy «^s wn ' p ! s t ut ™-' a first - eLs property ' ™ th inspJ Ideal SHEEP FARM; 980 acres; sub- uon - divided into 13 paddocks, all well watered; 10-roomed House beautifully situated, sur- In addition to the above properties we rounded by natural bush shelter; first-class hp.ve several on our books in both North and orchard and garden. The land is in a high South Island, which we shall be glad to show ■tate of cultivation, having been all heavily to intending purchasers.

Never Known Sykes's Drench to Fail. MR F. W. FALCONER, Secretary of the Rockville Dairy Factory, Collingwood, Nelson, has had a lot of experience with cow 3 and with drenches, and he says that he has never known SYKES'S DRENCH to fail. Read what he writ.es : — "A number of suppliers to the Rockville Dairy Factory have been using SYKES'S DRENCH since it was introduced here, and I can safely say that it has been the means of saving the lives of quite a number of valuable cows, and up to the present I do not know of a single instance in which it has failed to do its work." — F. W. Falcoxeb. You cannot afford to experiment. SYKES'S DRENCH has been tested, tried, and proved successful for over 14 years. Have it by you *^or cases of emergency. Sold by all storekeepers at Is 6d per packet. SYKES'S ANIMAL ABORTION CURE never fails in cases of abortion and sterility^^ ..TO.. INVESTORS ! 2TTT"H'ES we started business some months * * ago it was our intention to conduct three branches of our business — namely: a Stocks and Shares Dept., Manufacturers' Agency, and a Property, Business, and InBurarlce Broking Branch. Experience, however, soon demonstrated that the first-named was going to be by far the most important department, so that now, owing to the increasing pressure business under this head, we have decided to relinquish the other two, confining our attention henceforth solely to Stock and Share-broking. We would emphasise that no proposition is ever taken in hand by us unless it lias been subjected to the most careful scrutiny, so that we can have every confidence in recommending it to clients. Should you, therefore, at any time wish to buy or sell shares in any reliable undertaking in this colony, we shall accept your confidence as a challenge to fulfil your wants with the utmost care. J. S. SCHWARTZ & CO., 176 Hereford Street, CHRISTCHURCH. FINE SHEEP OR CATTLE RUN. 1775 ACRES. A fine property, over 1350 acres in grass, balance first-class biush, 400 acres very rich river flats. Whole property ring-fenced for sheep, 7-roomed House, woolshed, etc. Limestone country, sheep do particularly well. No noxious weeds. No high hills. Several hundred aoaes in one valley alone carry 2£ sheep to the acre. An altogether first-class property worth inquiring about. U,634 ACRES. A magnificent block of land. NAPIER DISTRICT. Good undulating and hilly bush land. 2400 acres felled and grassed. Carrying 4000 sheep and 200 head of cattle. Cottage, woolshed, dip. Correspondence invited. Will exchan^j for town property. Price for Freehold, 12s per acre ! 725 ACRES. All open, ploughable beach Farm. In our best and. warmest district. Splendid cropping, fattening, or dairying farm. Within easy reach of railway and freezing works. In great heart a.t present time. Ten-roomed House, up-to-date outbuildings. A charming property. Price. £14- 10s per acre. E. GRIFFITHS A CO. (Late of Bewley and Griffiths), Land and Estate Agents, Coffee Palace Buildings, NEW PLYMOUTH. Patersons Patent Lift for Multi-furrow Ploughs jTJENDERS the Plough easily lifted; *« Xt/ easily adjusted. It ie so fixed on tho Plough that it steadies tho Plough, equalising the weight on all the wheels. It also keeps the Plough down in the hardest iand, ani ifi affirmed by users to be half a horso lees draught. Price, 30s. Apply R. PATERSON, «i* Hillend, Balclutha.