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.THE "IMPROVED ViCTOIY" SEWING MACHINES. Silent and Light Running. ■ ' EVERY MACHINE IS FULLY, GUARANTEED FOR FIVE.YEARS. This Machine is the latest result of. ovolution in Sowing Machine oorafcroo-•- ■ tion, and of modern methods of manitfactwo,, by which highly-skilled:, specialised labour atid imported automatic machinery, together with lnanyyoaj's 1 oxpori- , once, aad ample facilities, make it possible to soil a high-claaa machine afc. a , r moderate prico. Formerly is cost two-thirds, of • its prioo. to Bell a Sowing ■ . Machine. Modern business methods, as. exemplified by the D.1.0.,. enable us to .. , sell a machine, equal to . any £5 ss. cash-machine ■ in, the market at » much . / lower rate. ■ •. v The" Improved Victory" Hand Sewing Machine, ' J ON WOOD BASE. • - SPECIAL VALUE 68S. 6d. The following'are , furnished freo with each MachinelUuskated Instm* ■ . tion Book,, Large Scrow-driver, Shuttle .Scrow-drivcr,- Oil ' Can (filled), six >Ne6dles,!-four , Bobbins, , Bias Binder, Ifour sizes of Hommers, Quilter, anid Sear- • ing Gauge. ■•. :, ' ' / dTTC. OUR CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE IS NOW READY. 8 It contains 40 pages of Illustrations and Prices of our Well- , !■ I known Makes of WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SILVERWARE, I ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, Eto, COUNTRY. RESIDENTS who desire to get the -adyant*-- r • ages of'trading with us should > sent for a-copy of this Book; - Your Name and Iddrcss on a Post Card will bo suf- ■ ' ; i ficient. - Send for this Book NOW.'. ' ' ■ . v STEWART DAWSON & Gb. (N.Z.), Ltd., JEWELLERS, WELLINGTON. ' | li'iuia'iiiiwiiii.iiiiiiiiiim'Kiwjyiijii ,ii'iijiiiM l jiuT^i^ijj.ri^LiiiiijuL.i W ,«i.iiLiiiuuii»iiLj '.mi hiiiniiiimi ij . '.To be Well -Dressed is Everything 1 ' v D. MILLIGAN, . ' , ■ / Kelburne Avcnae, SPECIALIST, JILMFAIR FASHIONS ' FOR GENTLEMEN. ■ • Mayfair tStyles-appeal particularly-to ..ifOUNG" MEN an'd '"> MEN WHO STAY YOUNG. • The SUITINGS I selected before, leaving LONDON'4re the Finest' • ,■ ..." ever seen here. ■ ■ •■ ' . - '' ■ MR. MILLIGAN ;inyitcs all-interested''in Fashionable Dressing vto - . Visit his Rooms in Kelburne Avenue. . . PARORANGI ROMWEY MARSH RAMS* , V IJIHESE SHEEP HAVE MADE A WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION 1 FOR THEIR SPEEKr DDD CONSTITUTIONS; DENSE, SEEKATED: WOOL, "AND CHAMCTEKISTIA'- ." - HEADS. , , INSPECTION INVITED. STUD AND FLOCK RAMS FOE SALE., ■* • . On application-to , ' \ ■ ERNEST' SHORT, ' ' ; ' Po6fil Ad<ir(*i.—" EAJtCiP.Aii'GI." PEILDIKO. Telephone f.&nd, ..Telegram*:—Waituiia West- . f : 1 * c&g THE WAISARAPA FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD. • PRODUCE AND PROVISION MERCHANTS,'STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. •«'. t r • HEiD OFFICE,MASTBRTON. GENERAL STORES" AT ■ WELLINGTON,' GEEYTOWN.' MARTINBORG iGIt " ••--*•••3" . CARTERTON. i'AiU.iTUA," AND EKETAHUNA. ' ■ - ■ C3lB . ■ , .-v • '■'MANAGING DIRECTOR., M. Osolbtrg.. ■■ CLOTHES SATISFACTION. 1 HOW often, have, yo^ approachcd the purchasing /of a foew Suit with a feeling of dl»ad» The uncertainty of getting, the best quality of materials, tho fear that the stylo mar ' not. w jiut ngut, the possibility of a misfit, tlio question of payinK no moro than tho pnot you nave ,in mind, and the impression > that perhaps your fnendpmay-ctiticisoyonrohcice, ail tend to mako:thOujiiig'bf<your suit a serious problem. 1 Every ono. of those obstacles 11 ?A«i y Nn lttated yOU doa1 ' with a firm having ' tbe cx P° rienco ' to' HIGH-CLASS. >' MORRISON 1 &;fENNEY, , • ' : : " ' : : ■ ■ ■ cua

ff TO Travel this Season • in. the Lower and Upper Hutt, and Surrounding Districts, the Celebrated Pure Clydesdale Stallion— ' YOUNG GLEN GYLE, By Glen Gyle—Blossom (both Champion Prizotakers);. For extended Pedigree see cards/: Fee, vE3 10s. For further particulars,, apply— v ; . \ H. C. ELL, Owner, . ' • Cower Hutt, 3309, Or Groom in Charge. I MURTON'S I SHEEP DIP. MOST EFFECTIVE, EASIEST TO I . USE, CHEAPEST, AND BEST J FOR THE WOOL. J ■ KEN-WAY BROS., To .Pahi, WAI- | MATA VALLEY, August 15, 1909. | !■ In reply ,to your inquiry as to our i opinion of "Murton's bheop Dip," wo I ■ ' have used this Dip for several jrcars, I and always hav« found it satisfac- I tory ( both for destroying ticks and fl ■ leaving-the wool in good condition. I • Flock twelvo thousand.! | C.-P. BRANDON Esq., ;"Te Putire," fl WAIEOA, August 24; 1909. J X have used Murton's Dip" for | twonty-two years, and when proporly mixed it has always givon every satisfaction. Flock ten thousand. ' W. S. MARSHALL, Esq., Maunga-< raupi, Rata, WANGANUI, August 16, 1909. . : I have used "Murton's Champion Dip" to dip my flock of about 10,000 sheep for a number of years. It has proved satisfactory m every way, and I shall continue to use it. W. HUME, Esq., OHARIU, Aug.- . ■ list 18, 1909. . I.have used.'Murton's Dip"?for a c number of years, and 6'an say it has 1 1 givon every satifaotion, and. I con- j aider it the best Dip I have used. I N.Z.Loan&MercantileCo.,Ltd.,Agents,|