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V. District Lands and Survey Office, Invercargill, 30th October, 1900. NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned lands will be open for selection at this office on and after the following dates : WEDNESDAY, sth DECEMBER, 1900. OTAHU ESTATE WAIATJ SURVEY DISTRICT. LEASE IN PERPETUITY ONLY. Sections 8 and 9 (grouped), area 1012 ac. 3 roods 4 poles; half-yearly rent, .£45 8s lOd; burdened with £133 valuation for buildings and fencing. Sections 10 and 12 (grouped) are at present open to application. TUESDAY, lira DECEMBER, 1900. LEASE IN PERPETUITY ONLY, Section 49, Block 11, Seaward Bush Township. RURAL LAND —OPTIONAL SYSTEM. Otara, Block VI, Sections 24 to 28, 32 to 37, 39, 44 to 47. Centre Hill, Block V, Section 10. Takitimo, Section 118. Paterson, Block I, Section 131. Eull particulars may be obtained at this office. Sale plans will shortly be issued. D. BARRON, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Henderson & Batger’s Fertilizers. WE are prepared to supply SPECIAL FERTILIZERS in any quantity for Potatoes Turnips Grain Grass The recent Government Experiments at Wyndham have proved that Henderson & Batgers Fertilizers Cannot be beaten, the very best results having been obtained where the fertilizers were used. If you want the best crop of POTATOES use HENDERSON & BATGER’S NO. 1 FERTILIZER. If you want a record crop of TURNIPS use HENDERSON & BATGER’S NO 2 FERTILIZER. If you want an addition of 20 bushels per acre to vour crop of OATS use HENDERSON & BATGER’S NO. 3 FERTILIZER. If you want to renew old pasture, a surface dressing of THOMAS PHOSPHATE POWDER Will produce marvellous results. Call and see Testimonials. HENDERSON & BATHER, Sole Agents for Southland. Best BONE DUST and all GUANOS kept in stock and supplied at Cheapest Prices. Challenge ’ seedsT An Unbeaten Record. AT the Dunedin Winter Show one of the Finest Exhibitions of Roots ever shown in the Australian Colonies was placed before the Judges. In Turnips alon e there were lIS entries NO LESS THAN SIXTY of which were the product of CHALLENGE TURNIP SEEDS. The Judges made 12 awards, 7 or MORE THAN HALF, were given to Roots grown from CHALLENGE SEEDS and with our Manures. ■ CHALLENGE SEEDS at the Dunedin Winter Shows in 1897 and IS9S gained FIRST HONOURS in the following classes, Subscription: 4s 6d a year, if bought from Agents or Runners. Posted, 6s 6d.J w^