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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1811, 10 April 1888, Page 2

TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. m&E tNDERSIGNED oan Supply every Beqniaite for BUILDING PURPOSES. JL ' Timber, Tron. Ridging, Spouting, Nails. Doors. Seßhefl, Cooking Ranges, Registers, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Paperhangings, Window Glass (all sizes), Looks and Hi gO9. A L 80,— NEWCASTLE COAL WESrPORT GOAL NATIVE COAL FIREWOOD SHORT LENGTHS. McCallum and Co., TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. W. H. COLLINS, Manager. THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN ZEALANDIA BOOr STORE EAST STREET ASHBURTON

fa .>n^tfaraL CELLING OFF, o Ipi|| Great Reductions, /^pq^ r ■BSO| 15 PER GEN? DISCOUNT (iC^S^Wk ~ *"* "O "II yfUBRAY, Jeweller, having secured the Premises lately O h9 Xl. IVX oooupied by Mb Njutb, Chemist, la no ir offering hli m STOCK at » J W DISCOUNT OF 8b IN THE £ PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL. I 3 26 DIPPING J3EASON, 1888. BROOKE'S "Perfect" Sheep Dip. IS THE BEST FOR THE WOOL, AS PROVED BY PRACTICAL TEBTS. PREPARED m accordance with the latest advancements (n chemistry as applied to the Woollen Manufacturing Industry. It is a decided improvement on the old faahtoned dips and only requires a trial to prove ha superiority. At the late Sheep flipping Competition, condncted by the Canterbury Agriooiturai and Pastoral Acnocln- ' Won, the Kilapol Woollen Co., on behalf of the Association, for wool dyeing and Keneral manufacturing purpossß, awarded the first place to Brooke's " Perfect" Sheep Dip; m fact, Brooke's Dip was the only one that actually improved the wool In this important respect, the undipped wool being second, whilst all the others were more tf UM diioolored. The Association also procounced BROOKE'S "PERFECT" SHEEP DIP to b« taparlor to the Zealandia, Little's, flatoh b, Ouoper'a and MoDougall's, and also to leave the wool In better condition than Thomas' Dip. Brooke's Dip having con•tqnently been proved to be better than the English Dips, your practical support of the colonial article ii respectfully solicited. To ensure Brooke f a Dip being more thoroughly lasting In its good effects, m fature it will be seat ont 20 per oent stronger free of extra charge. Proportions for use. — One Gallon of Dip to 100 Gallons to water. Mixes readily with oold water ; does not require stirring while dipping. Remarkably emollient, leaving the wool m perfect condition, without the iltghtei•teln from the first day of Dipping. Concentrated In composition to radooe eoit ol sarriage, and pat ap In a portable handy form for me, it In also one of the cheapest Dip* In the Market. REDUCED PRICE : 14s per tin, to make 200 gallons waih J 70a per case, con* ttining s tins, to make 1000 Gallona; 65b per case for not less than 5 cases. Packages free. wiß F. MAKEIG, Agent, Ashburton] GEORGE JAMESON. WEST STREET HAS FOB SALE,— Bye Rom, and Cape Barley, Plough Shares, Little's Sheep Dip, Thomas' Sheep Dip. AGENT FOR— New|Zealand|Fire and MarineJlnfiurance Company, Bilks on GROWING CROPS or &TACKB; accepted at lowest current rates, CASH PURCHASEEiOF WHEAT, OATS> and BARLEY. 2 THE STANDARD FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. WITH UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHABEHOLDEBS. CAPITAL— £I,O^OOO STERLING. HEAD OFFICET DUNEDIN. INBUBERB have the most undoubted Seouritv under thi« f rt r«« o ««,'<, t> v • raff Suuasrssb 01 Pro s' ra .j •. . Low e fftl t -Kates of Premium. Jfidehty of Persons holding aituations of trust guaranteed. ' HOFFIOE C HEREFOBD STREET, OHRISTOHUBCH (OppOßite Uanb'ot New Zealand ) AROBIBALD SCOTT, Manager for Canterbury. AIiBEETACKOBEIiTS ♦ AGENT, ASHBURTON