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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 895, 25 March 1891, Page 1

Bnslnei \% Notices \ Fluid Dip /i\ Powder Hip , ([NON-POISONOUS). ff \ (POI3ONOU8). WL Bfe^RER; o^#LllTLE'B\mr. c. j. haeper, »! Kaiapoi' (writing, August, M \ , Canterbury Rjinholder,, il800) sni-V found . Shepp: rfF^if*- j ! Citing June, 1890):— j Dipped with Little's ff -txV&P h Vi*±. m ■ • " th 6 .Pbwderi more • wool .each' Jr ik wa « T e ?7: ©ftpfifey'^ij (which fetched fd. if-/r{^^^ ;**^*W^m:lefttiiew j o,oiW3(gfio4| per lbi'nibrej'tnan^^yr *^ „M^»;! "'"■ ;^ '■' '^^^ condition}) : safer! k - the- wool e'f jyr-^, ' # ■mrn^ ' "itv^^than other -poi-; ... , :,,-,■ jfpffi. GUJ-AHpEi^, r ot SoitWtoVV^'^;'] • k<s 3 i^v I (writing lif arch, 1 390), said : — Two years I :' ' fpi : ! £?3-' i '"jNr - rift succession he dipped a flock of about I >^^L G\| ■■ 0-%> JtM\??'™ 0 ' sh^ p>^ ?f * with Litt^ e>s Fluid J3|X Q syj , :^~.*.fl^^^^ft\4 n^ '' We ; : re^t .^itp, -other Dips, and each /^B li^L^fscn rjy r^^V' year foundHhe Sheep dipped with /'^^ lii^k '■ •! #T«AI » VMttlß's produced i »• / TI J ln ,.\ Ui I "j#J , Julttie S 'A|. . jnq re wool per fleece tljan^ R l«li»i6 » | . Jw^^Sy^^ er shee Pj^POWDER DIPV ... : ;-,..-... -,/^Rl^BS* ,■:, '. r f .,,-i| |- •'.'' ■'■['■■' O(....AGBNira*i i' .V-,,^.'. . i FLUID. 'V1 ''•-•■•'••' ■r*W»B ! B. '■ -'{ " '_'„,''- /,...', Ssedper^loniin" 'WftSSft; 1 ! | 40 gallon., casks. " per packet. { ; ;( , ifl Q . ! fl..^i^**.« tj 6s p?r gallon, m 5 70s percase of 72 W9 » Cashel-stfeet East, , gallon drnmn. Is paofrets, or :■ : . ; : ni. '*iif»i.«™fc » ,18 4s paofcets, | Chnstchnroh. also m lcwt kegis. , , ,; ._•;• .-,'. ; i ' ; '••.••.• '.;, ••• ,-.,!■ ; Alex; O^onoghue Practical Watct^naker and Majauifeicturing i Jewell^ ' iQQ /COLOMBO dtTREET, /^HRISTCHUOH. iOO \J - :\3 \J j v (IN CITY HOpGL BUILDINGS), f j OPiPOSITE TONKS, NORTEN & Cpty AUCTION ROOSIS. "T"ir AVINQ Seoored a Large arid Qomrnodious Workshop at the above ! j I I Central position at a very bw rental, and halving brought all' the [ \ latest improved tools, appliances, and material used by the trade direct from ' . Home with him, is m a position equal to none to satisfactorily undertake Manufacturing, and repairing every description of Watches, Clocks aad Jewellery, and to' tariji out same iai a thoroughly workmanlike manner, at j lowest charges conclusive i to good Workmanship. : '' ' ; , : : ..;,.." . ■'."'.'....■ ._ \ .-.■.■..,.,.■ . . All Work Guaranteed, ; i AND A WRITTEN WARRANTY FOR TWELVE MONTLft) ' WITH EVERY WATCH OR CLOCK REPAIRED. l A SPECIALITY. • a ; 1 ..■ { - ■ „^ ... ;■ ,- /.:: —:; ■■-.■■■:■,■■: ■; ■■""• ; ? ' iT h ROTHEEHAM'S I ENGLISH HUNTING WATCHES, £4 10s. i Warranted *2i5 Years. ; . v ; Goarattteed to be the same as thpße that are being sold by the larger shops m j High, Caßhel, and Colombo Streets, at from £5 to £7 10s. , ■ . . " ■ i ■ •'• . • •■ ■ ■ j ■ WHY CAN I SELL THESE WATCHES SO CHEAP? "Because the large Shops have heavy rents to pay, ranging from £3 to £7 10s per week, whilst my rent is only £1 a week SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COUNTRY ORDERS; BY POfT. ; i Flense Note the Address : Alex o O'Donoghue. WATCHMAKER & JEW^ELX/FCR 188 COLOMBO-STBEET, CHSISrCHUBOH.