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f/.' ' 1 ' ' ' - , . • .■ ■ ■ * • ; jpffeer:: ■ ' Crowtrhc. Wool, | M r We Make the ClotKy, • i "111 \ Ms WeaT our Clothy, Ijj (Ala 1 II Buy your Wool. I - itpfliflpor } , -• The results'of Recent ; Wool Sales i - PROVE;, help you to I get good prices. ] "v UteFABMBBS* CO.OP! said in their Wool Report;. f.'Mr.J. Stevenson, Fluxion, f: -~i-.. tad the satisfaction of topping the market-for nierino for a beautifully ; Bright lot of five bales, which .was sold to a local woollen facfg?y. at isfc" , "Dominion mills eagerly sought after-hslf-breds; merino?, crufcchmgs and pieces." . | ■ " Mes'srs. .DALQETY & CO. remark: -"The local-factories'took the bulk.of.tha f.' inerinos, in addition to a quantity of finohalf-b'redsandpieces."- ■ Messrs.' PYNE & .CO.i:the largest-Wool Brokers in the Dominion, say; "The p . woollen mills of the Dominion, as mual','took a verv'cdnsiderahlo share of the best ! balf-breds, and ; kept .the maiikp.t,buoyant and firm. W this class of wools. Bradford t • was largely responsible for'the cieatstjice,Of the various|grades of crossbreds—the woollen . f mills for merino, which by the way soldremarjcably well—while the high level of prices I' paid for bellies and-pieces.mwsi be .attributabU tothe oporationsol the various factories." f h THE KAIAPOI WOOLLEN COY. is probably the, Largest Buyer |< - - ({ Wool local , Maltfooid is 5?) Tcz i - i; v '■ vOn the decks of yachts,' ferry.boats,.punts.;: ..on ■. !/■''" kv .' ' ; bathroom floors'and -walls; ;in mines'and "cellars v yj]J . . •- —in all places where water.has to be-kept-out-r- IrfY l-r: ; ■ ' /111 • ' ;Malthoidis usedi It lias a hundred uses 1 besides - U / 'V.-.-:;. v \ 111 -beingithe best Roofingin theworld, bar none; 'Get; ' \\l, !,'■'. . .-'' 111 7 ! . 'in touch with our Agents and learn all about it/ ,|y • i a , THE PARAFFINE PAINT CO. | i: Jtla 1 i D. S. EVANS. Australaßian Reprenentotrt". . |. Chollis House, Sydney. . . • : ; - : '(jualter, Dykes and Company,'Welkngton.. -; J NATURE'S FLEASMT LflXfltp Beauty of Womanhood.ta Unhealthy pallor, , languor,., headaches, depression—can generally tie laid at the ' jss :■■&&&■ door of constipatiqn, to which nine out of JQ ir every ten women are martyrs. . v jl|2 !; .There--are", many, temporary remedies for BgS I Wkj constipation—purgatives which -leave ■■■fSm | ■ 355 matters worse -than before,' every time Mssf ! i they are used. ' But there is'.'otie."safe,',Msß ( Visure, pleasant-to-take,'pleasant-tp-act JzWf j VjQure : for .constipation/i'and,,every;; ftMM ■ .woman $'ouglit/' "to '• kriowrt-it ' r California of Figs y ' i Of all Chsmitia, ©VERCOiES 1 ygSrsCTw - 4niwoawsonh(* , r I '--V I BY APPOINTMENT. j 1 Gives piquancy and flavour to . . J Mesit, Fish, Game/ Cheese,, J Poultry and Salad. -. I ■ v The Original and Genuine WORCESTERSHIRE. ' i