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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14353, 27 January 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. N.Z. LOAN AND M.A- CO., LTD. Machinery Department. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE DEERINC New Ideal BINDER, As now fitted with all the Latest Improvements, this Binder iB as near Perfection as possible. Wo can supply BELFAST MANILA, ROSS' MANILA, VGOG'S AND DONAGHY'S BINDER TWINES, at Lowest Rates. CROWN "TIP-TOP" SEPARATORS, the Latest Production of this well-known make. The CROWN Separators are still unrivalled. All Duplicate Parts stocked. CROWN STEEL CHURNB. Simple in Construction. Easy to Clean. Last a lifetime. YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd. TIMARU. DALCETY AND CO., LTD. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. s ALE OF SURLUS STOCK on account MR JOHN WITHELL, At his EALING HOMESTEAD YARDS. THURSDAY, FEB. 9tli, at 12.30 o'c. 2560 J-BRED EWES, 2-tooth to P.M. 2000 i-BRED EWE LAMBS 600 4 and 6-TOOTH WETHERS 500 RAPE LAMBS 100 2 - TOOTH CORRIEDALE RAMS. 30 2-TOOTH RYELAND RAMS. 8730 Also HORSES, > CATTLE, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Full Particulars in future Advertisements. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Auctioneers. Dalgety & Co., Limited, NOW: BOOKING ORDERS for WOOLPACKB. CORNBACKB. SEAMINC TWINE. BRANDINQ OILS. . MACHINERY OILS. FENCING MATERIAL. GENERAL CROCERIEB. BINDER TWINE. DALGETY AND CO., TIMARU, WAIMATE, CERALDINE. HOW TO MAKE £50,000. THE TRUTH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT. PROFESSOR LOWRTE. Land Expert, and late of Lincoln College, Canterbury, is said to have trebled the valuo of dry South Australian lands by his system of farming. West Australian sand plain at one time neglected is now growing wheat and fattening lamh. "We invite inspection of 56,000 ;icroa on the Waikato River. Swedes grown on similar land took first prize at tho Auckland Show. The area wo olfer is for sale as a whole at 8s por acre. It is so situated that railway development must make it the centre of our North Island railway system. Accessible timber upon it is already valued at £15,000. W. G. Stead and Co. have just purchased a large block of similar land. # In its present state it would carry six to eight thousand merino ewes and a large herd of cattle. If this land is not held for speculative purposes, but developed by means of tho flock suggested in a few years the average value should bo £2 per acre. Present price is for tho freehold of tho whole, 8s per acre. On very easy terms; in fact, the owners would accept 4i per cent. Government Securities. "We can ofTer investments to SMALLER CAPITALISTS just as profitable in proportion. WAIROA, HAWKE'S BAY.—Every prospect of communication both by rail and steamer in the near future. We have had a Splendid Freehold Propertv of about 3000 Acres put in our bands for *sale: magnificent totara timber, l ever-failing streams; carrying '2} sheep on improved portion. Price only £4 los per acre. TO THE WORKERS OF NEW ZEALAND whose only capital is their natural strength, ability and industry, MR F.rSTACE LA NT., who is tenants' representative on the TTawke s Hay Land Board, will slatlly and FREELY give every information, advice, and assistance in his power. "V\ rito LANE AND MCCARTHY, THE H VWKE'S BAY LAND, STOCK, ANP PRODUCE EXCHANGE. Nftoior and Hastino*.