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Southern Cross, Volume 14, Issue 29, 15 September 1906, Page 7

NOTICE TO Farmers OF Southland. A PENNY SAVED IS TWOPENCE GAINED. We are Cash Buyers of Old Sacking, Rags, and Flax Waste in any quantities, consigned to MILL, at Mataura. SACKING—--Ist Quality, 3s 6d cwt., clean grain sacks. 2nd Quality, 2s 6d, mixed. 3rd Quality, Guano, 2s. 4th Quality, Is 6d, inferior. NOTE. —Superphosphate bagging only the outside bag taken ; price according to quality. Prices on rail at nearest siding. N. Z. Paper Mills —U SE—HIGHLAND Sheep Dip BECAUSE—(I) It will keep your sheep Clean Comfortable and Warm, and this will help fatten them quicker than anything else, (2) Wool which has been Dipped with HIGHLAND DIP weigna Heavier, has a Brighter Colour, and is more Lustrous than Wool dipped with any other. (3) Wool Dipped with HIGHLAND DIP always fetches Top Prices at the Sales. MADE IN THREE VAEIETIES ALL POISONOUS. Faste Variety (Best for Wet Climates). 32s 6d per Large Drum 19s 6d per Ordinary Drum. Liquid Variety 26s per tDrum. Powder Variety 55s per Case 4s per Medium Packet 6s per Large Packet Is per Small Packet j WRIGHT, STEPHENSON 1 AND CO.