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Southland Times, Issue 4630, 14 May 1883, Page 1

Logan .Wilsons-S heep Dip HEAVY FLEECES. FINE QUALITY. VALUABLE EXPERIMENT IN W6OL-GROWING. The following matter-of-fact report is worth more than volumes of opinion or suppositions : — , " For my own satisfaction I weighed a number of Fleeces of Hoggets' flipped respectively with Logan Wilson's Dip" and withLittle'B Dip, and found that those' dressed with Logan Wilson's Composition' were lib per fleece heavier than, the others,' and of superior quality. The sie'ep had been, running constantly together, and theexDeriment was as fair as it could be made. }The whole : of .my sheep are Jn lower condition, this season, nevertheless I'havVcjipped abbut-hali' 'a'pound'niore ; wool, on the , average, .than in former years when using Little's' "only. Every shower, renews Logan Wilson's Dip on the wool, anl thus continues its action. "ALEXANDER HAMILTON, " M.R.0.7.5.E." Rosebank, Ryal Bußh, 6th Feb., 1883.' „,, . ;. .', At the Invercargill .Sales, clips on which Logan Wilson's Dip had been used fetched the highest prices. It is now a rich, creamy liquid, .easily, soluble in cold water ; is a Bafe and certain,cure for Scab aud JPoot-rdtj and " Death on Vermin." The improvements made since last season have rendered it much superior to the Dip formerly sold, and to that now. manufactured by Messrs Hatch and Co. ;it is quite differ,-, ent in many points. 1 Gallon Dip to 50 gallons water. PBICE-4S 6d PER GALLON ; 4s PER GALLON OVER 20 GALLONS, CAUTION : The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. are the only authorised vendors of genuine LOGAN WILSON'S COLONIAL SHEEP DIP. The public are cautioned against inducements to purchase inferior imitations. J. LOGAN WILSON, Sole Propbietob and MANtrPACTUEEB, RYAL BUSH, INVERCARGILL. fig Tenders RENDERS Wanted immediately for JL carting 8000 bags of wheat from Gladfield to Winton, in lots, and to be completed on or before the 20th May next. JAMES MACKINTOSH. m 27 Gladfield. nn o builders. Tenders for erection of cottage in Don street, will be received up to noon, on Thursday, the^24th instant. Plans and specific cations to be seen on applica ion to J. W. WILKIN, ml 2 Post Office, Invercargill. r jPENDERS for enclosing and crop- -*■ ping 17 acres or thereby, of the Wyndbain Recreation Reserve, situated south of the railway, will be received by the chairman of the trustees until the 28th inst. Conditions and specifications can be seen at Mr Templeton's store, Wyndham. ml 4 MPENDERS will be received until the *- 28th inst., for leasing section 19, block VII., Wyndham district, contain'ng 640 acres; and also sections 10, 11, block II and sections 11, 12, block 1., Wyndham. Town sections, 12, 17, 22, and part of 1, block V., do. ( And for sale or lease of sections 8, 9, 18, block IX., do. For terms and conditions, apply to SHANKS & BARB, ml 4 Wyndham. j pi I R E W O O 3d~~. ! Alternative tenders for the supply of twenty cords Ironwood, Birch and Black pine, in two feet lengths, to be delivered at the various schools, in quantities according , to instructions, will be received by the vm- ] dersigned until noon, on Monday, 14th May. The lowest or any tender nob necessarily accepted . CHARLES ROUT, Clerk Invercargill School Committee. mil fp () L E T . TURNIPS. TURNIPS. TURNIPS. Tenders wanted up to Monday, 14th, for grazing sheep on 120 acres turnips, with right to run on about 80 acres English grass and ?0 acres naturaI— EXCELLENT feed— on Strathmore ; two miles from Otautau railway station ; subdivided into three paddocks. Also, for about 70 acres turnips and 70 acr°s natural feed, five minutes from Otautau— all securely fenced, well sheltered and watered. For particulars apply G. F. Martin. m 8 BUSINESS SIET FOR SALE. rpENDERS will be received by the X uudersigned until the evening of Monday, 21st May, for the purchase of Sections 8, 9 and 10, Block XVI, Town of Invercargill, containing three quarters of an acre. The Railway along Tyne street passes in front of the property, and the land being about the same level as the Railway line, a siding could easily be laid. One already exists at the flour mills in adjoining block. In a few years the above will be a very valuable business site, and would therefore be a safe investment as a speculation. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHARLES ROUT, Auctioneer, Land Broker, &c., ml 2 Dee street, lavercargilJ. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WAITAKL BLUFF, WITH BRANCHES, RAILWAY. RIVERSDALE-SWITZERS BRANCH. RIVERSDALE CONTRACT (FORMATION ONLY.) WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this office until noon of Thursday, the 14th June, 1883, for the above contract. They are to be marked on the outside, " Tender for Siversdale Contract," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Dnnedin. Telegraphic tenders similarly addressed and marked will be received if presented at any telegraph office, by NOON of the same ;date, provided that written tenders aTe lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Ofßce by the same hour. Drawings, Specifications and general conditions may be seen at this office, and at tne Public Works Offices,. Auckland, Wellington, Christehnrch and Invercareill ,Tb« lowest orahy tender will riot necessarily be accepted. By command, W. JSf. BLAIR. Engineer in Charge, Middle Island: Public Works Officej Dunedin, 11th May, 1«83. ml 4 THE. Undersigned are cash purchasers of rabbitskins in an/ quantity. i a! 0 J. BTOOS Ib C 9.