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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1805, 3 April 1888, Page 2

HpSBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. HVR UNDEKSIGNKDcan Supply every Kequieite for BUILDING PURPOSES. Timber iron. Ridging, Spouting, Nails. Doors, Srshos, Cooking Ranges, Rgisterp, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Paperhanginge, Window Glass (all eizes), Locks and at ge^t A L S o,— NEWCASTLE COAL WESrPORT COAL NATIVE COAL FIREWOOD SHORT LENGTHS. McCallum and Co., TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. w. h. Collins, Manager. |j|||ij|! • 15 PER CENT" DISCOUNT (fU^S^^^ *"' % |j||iS FOR ONE^MONTE,^^jf J *T3 "!\/|"URRAY, Jeweller, having secured the Premises Ute'y 0 iJ JLt). Jjla. occupied by Mr Nbatb, Ohemlat, Is now offering his STOCK »t * ' W DISCOUNT OP 3s IN THE £ PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL. 3 26 DIPPING REASON, 1888. BROOKE'S "Perfect" Sheep Dip. IS THE BEST FOR THE WOOL, AS PROVED BY PRACTICAL TE3T3. PREPARED In accordancs with the lateat advancements m chemistry as applied to the Woollen Manufacturing Industry. It ia a decided Improvement on the old fashioned dips and only requires a trial to prove Its superiority. At the late Sheepdipping Competition, conducted by the Cauterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association, the Kiiapol Woollen Oo , on behalf of the Association, for wool dyeing and general manufacturing purposes, awarded the first place to Brooke's " Perfeot" Sheep Dip ; In fact, Brooke's Dip was the only one that actually Improved the wool In this Important respeot, the undipped wool being aeoond, whilst all the otheri were more or leu discolored. The Association also pronounced BROOKE'S "PERFECT" SHEEP DIP to bd superior to the Zealandia, Little's, Hatch's, Cooper's and McDougall's, and also to leave the wool In botter condition than Thomas' Dip. Brooke's Dip having conleqaently been proved to be better thßn the English Dips, your practical support of the colonial article is respectfully solicited. To ensure Brooke's Dip being more thoroughly lasting In Ita good effects, m future it will be sent ont2o per cent stronger free of extra charge. Proportions for use. — One Gallon of Dip to 100 Gallons to water. Mixes readily with cold water ; does not require stirring while dipping. Remarkably emollient, leaving the wool In perfect condition, without the slightest •Uln from the first day of Dipping. Ocncentraied m composition to reduce coat ci carriage, and put up In a portable handy form for usp, It is ctlso one of the cheapest Dipt In the Market. REDUCED PRICE : 14s per tin, to make 200 gallons wash ; 70a per case, contalcing 5 tinß, to make 1000 Gallons ; 65s per oaße for not less than 5 cases. Paokaget free. „115 F. MAKEIG, Agent, Ashburtori GEORGE JAMESON. WEST STREET^ HAS FOR SALE,— Eye Rom, and Cape Barley, Plough Shares, Little's Sheep Dip, Thomas' Sheep Dip. ; AGENT FOR— New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Bisks oi GROWING CROPS or STACKS accepted at lowest current r»teo, CASH PURCHASES OF WHEAT, OATS, and BARLEY. THE STANDARD FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. WITH UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS.! OAPITAL-^l,ooo|boo STERLING. HEAD OFFICFT DUNEDIN. INSURERS have the most undoubted Security under this Company's Policies} together with an assurance of Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. FIRE and MARINE RISKB accepted on ail descriptions of Property and Merchandise also Crop, Stack, and Machine Risks at Lowest Kates of Premium, fidelity of Persons holding situations of trust guaranteod. OFFICE :■ HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHUROH. (Opposite Bank of Now Zoaland.) ARCHIBALD SCOTT, Manager for Canterbury, f§ ALBEET ROBEIITS, l^ AGENT, ASHBURTON ALBEET KOJBEBTSJ HAS FOE SALE,— Cornsacks LARGE t slz ® and jfull weight. SEAMING TWINE IN ANYgQUANIITY.p CIiOVERS, — BED, WHITE, COWGIUSS, ALSYKE^and TREFOIL. RYEGRASS, COCKSFOOT, and|RAPE. ANCHOR Binding Wire and very best j Binder Twine. . Golden Tares, Cape Barleya— — COOP J R'S" SHEEP DIP,