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Waikato Independent, Volume V, Issue 327, 22 January 1907, Page 1

F. J. MAEFELL. LAND and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, 'EMPIRE* STEEET, CAMBRIDGE, FOR SALEQKiy ACRES, 500 acres in grass, 7 OO I paddocks, 1 acre orchard; grass will, carry 2 sheep to the acre ;' the whole acreage is ploughabie; 7 miles, new fencing; 3-rooined cottage, new cowshed and sheep shed combined; creamery frnile, station 4£ miles. Rentat la 9d per acre; goodwill £550. Terms-£3OO cash, ,8150 in one year, £IOO Government Loan. Cash Price, £SOO. This is a Cheap Property; owner has spent £450 in improvements. TO LET— House, 6 rooms. House, 5 rooms. Furnished House. ON SALE"DTArPQ Powder JDIUU k) SHEEP DIP. Its Special Advantages and Superiority are that it is Easy to mix, requiring no previous pre. peration. Cheap and , effective: 1200 gallons for 52s 6d. Has marvellous waterproofing qualities. Lasts throughout the season. Kills Ticks, Lice, and other Insects. Increases the growth of the fleece. . Cleanses the wool without injuring ifc. ' Bigg's Powder Sheep Dip Will be exclusively used this season at the Canterbury Agricultural College, Lincoln, Canterbury. Pkices—s2s 6i per case of 12 packets (makes 1200 gallons Dip); 5s 6a per packet (dips 100 sheep); Is 6d per packet (dips 20 sheep). " SANTOVIN," The Standard Sheep Medicine. Equally invaluable for Goats, Calves, Cattle and Horses. Copy of letter received from Mr Thomas S. Little, of Rocklea, Ngapara,.- * who judged Border Leicester sheep at the Canterbury A. and P. Association's International Show, November, 1906. Rocklea, Ngapara, Oct. 25th, 1906. Bear Sirs, —I used the Santovin according to instructions, and am pleased to say that I have not lost one purebred hoggett since they were dosed. In fact it put new life into them, and they are now in the best of form, pkyin? like lambs. Yours Faithfully, (Signed) Thos. S. Little. F.J. MARFELL, LAND AGENT CAMBRIDGE.