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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1809, 7 April 1888, Page 2

TIMBER. TIMBER, TIMBER. rpHfi t)NDEBSIGtfED oan Supply every Requisite for BUILDING PURPOSES. JL Timber, Tron. Ridging, Spouting, Nails. Doors, Boshes, Cooking Ranges, Registers, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Paperhaoginge, Window Glass (all eize&), Locks and Ui ge<*. ALB O,— NEWCASTLE COAL WESrPORT GOAL NATIVE COAL FIREWOOD SHORT LENGTHS. McOallum and Co., TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. W. H. COLLINS, Manager. THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN Z&ALANDIA BOOT STORE EAST STREET ABHBURTON Great Reductions, /^o^l r 15 PER CENT DISCOUNT UC^^^k ™ TOE ONE_MONT H fc|gf % *■* "O IITURRAy, Jeweller, having secured the PremUea lately O »J Xli. J3JL occupied by Mr Njsatjb, Chemist, la now offering his w STOCK at % ' Ifi DISCOUNT OF 3a IN THE £ PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL. ' 3 26 DIPPING REASON, 1888. BROOKE'S "Perfect" Sheep Dip. IS T&E BEST FOR THE WOOL, AS PROVED BY PRACTICAL TESTS. PREPARED In accordance with the lateßt advancements In chemistry aa applied to the Woollen Manufacturing Industry. It 1b a deofded improvement on the old fashioned dips and only requires a trial to prove Its superiority. At the late Sheepdipping Competition, conducted by the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association theKMBFoI Woollen Co., on behalf of the Association, for wool dyeing and general manufacturing purposes, awarded th& firßt place to Brooke's " Perfeot" Sheep Dip } In fact, Brooke's Dip was the only one* tftaT; actually Improved the wool m thta important respect, the undipped wool being second, whilst all the othera were more ot leas discolored. The Association also p-ttetfwflced BROOKE'S "PERFECT" SHEEP DIP lo be roperlor to the ZaaUndla, Little's, Hateh I*,1 *, Cooper's and MoDougall's, »nd also to leave iho wool In better condition than Thomas' Dip. Brooke'o Dip having consequently been proved to be better then the Eogliuh Dips, your practloal aopporfc of the oolonlal article Is reapectfally solicited. To eneare Brooke's Dip being more thoroughly lasting m Its good effects, m future it will be sent ont2o per oent 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 m perfeot condition, without the slightest ■tain from the first day of Dipping. Concentrated m composition to reduce coit oi carriage, and put op m a portable handy form for use, It U also one of the oheapeat Pint In the Market, REDUCED PRICE : 14s per tin, to make 200 gallons wash ; 70s per otse, oon* taining stlnß, to make 1000 Gallons; 65a per case for not leas tb«n 5 oases. Package! free. m F. MAKEIG, Agent, Ashburtorf » — . — , ■ ' ■ lib GEORGE JAMESON* WEST STREET HAS FOR SALE,— Bye Rom, and Cape Barley, Plough Shares, Little's Sheep Dip, Thomas' Sheep Dip. AGENT FOR— New Zealand Fire and MarinejJlnsurance Company. Bißks ot GROWING CROPS or STACKS aocfepted at lowest current rates, CASH PURCHASEE OF WHEAT, OATS, and BARLEY. 2 THE STANDARD FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. WITH UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS.} CAPITAL— £I,OOO7OOO STERLING. HEAD OFFIdFT DUNEDIN. TNSUBERS have the most undoubted Security under this Company's Policieß. X together with an assurance of Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. FlKfi and MARINE EIBEB accepted on all descriptions of Property and Merchandise also Crop, Stack, and Machine Risks at Lowest .Hates of Premium, ifidelity of Persons holding situations of trust guaranteod. OFFICE C HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTOHUECH. (Opposite' Bank of New Zealand.) * ARCHIBALD SCOTT, Manager for Canterbury. ALiBEBT EOBEIITS, 5 L AGENT, ASHJBURTON