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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1812, 11 April 1888, Page 2

TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. ' = I hnHfi tNDERSIGNED can Supply every Reqaieite for BUILDING PURPOSES. Z JL Timber, Iron. Ridging, Spouting, Nails. Doors, Scenes, Cooking Ranges, Registers, Paints, Oils, Brushes, PaperhaDginge, Window Glass (all eizos), Locks and Hi g*?. ■ ■ ■ a A L SO,— NEWCASTLE COAL WESIPORT COAL NATIVE COAL FIREWOOD SHORT LENGTHS. McCallum and Co., TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. W. H. COLLINS, Manager. THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN 0 Z J£ ALANDI A BOO r JSTO RE [EA[ST [STREET g ASHBURTON JL SELLING OFF. e\ * S j^^^l Great Redactions. /Ztp^S. P ►J T3 "JITURRAY, Jeweller, having secured the Premlßes htely O tJ XI JJJI oooapled by Mb Njcats, Chemist, is now offering his w BTOOK »t • C/i DISCOUNT OP 8s IN THE £ PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL. 3 26 DIPPING SEASON, im. BROOKE'S " Perfect " Sheep Dip. IS THE BEST FOR THE WOOL, AS PROVED BY PRAOTIOAL TESTS. PREPARED m scCordanCß "with the latest »dvanoeraents In chemlfitry as applied to the Woollen Manufacturing Industry. It Is a decided improvement on (lie old fashioned dips »nd only requires a trial to prove Its auperlority. At the late ShecD dlpplne Competition, conducted by the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Aeeocfatlon, theKilapol Woollen Co , on behalf of the Association, for wool dyelnsr nnd peneral manufacturing purposes, 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 respeot, the undipped wool beiug second, whilst all the others were more or lesi discolored. The Association also pronounced BROOKE'S "PERFECT" SHREP DIP to be soperior to the Zealandia, Little's, Hatch s, Cooper's and MoDougaH's, and also to leave the wool In better condition than Thomas' Dip. Brooke's Dip having con■eaaently been proved to be better then the English Dips, your praotioal support of the colonial article is respectfully solicited. To ensure Brooke's Dip being more tborooghly lasting In Its good effects, m f ature it will be sent ont 20 per cent stronger free of extra oharge. 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 oondition, without the slightest •tatn from the first day of Dipping. Concentrated Jn composition to reduce cost ol carriage, and pat ap m ft portable handy form for nse, it is also one of the cheapest Dips In the Market. _»„«. REDUCED PRICE : 14a per tin, to mske 200 gallons wash j 70s per case, oontalning s tins, to make 1000 Gallons; 65s per oase for not less than 5 oases. Purree. R MAKEIG, Agent, Ashburtonj GEORGE JA M E,S OWi WEST STREET HAS FOR SALE,— Bye fvorn, and Cape Barley, Plough Shares, Little's Sheep Dip, Thomas' Sheep Dip. AGENT FOR— New|Zealand|Fire and Marine Jin euranco Company. Bisks ot GROWING CROPS or bTACKß^accepted at lowest current rated, CASH PURCHASERIOF WHEAT, OATS, and BARLEY. 2 THE STANDARD FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. WITH UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS.! CAPITAL— £I,OO(y)OO STERLITO. HEAD OFFICET DUNEDIN. T NSURERSI have the most undoubted Security under this Company's Policies . | togelter with an assurance of Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. FlKfi and MARINE RISKS accepted on all descriptions of Property and Merchandise- also Crop, Stack, and Machine Risks at Lowest JtCatas of Premium, fidelity of Persons holding situations of trust guaranteed. ' HOFFIOE £ HEREFORD STREET, OHRISTCHUBOH. (Opposite Bank^of New Zealand.) AItCHIBALD SCOTT, ©Manager for Canterbury. 3 ALBEBTifJROBEIITS AGENT, ASHBURTON