EPPS'S COCOA ENGLISH BREAKFAST COCOA Possesses the Following Distinctive Merits: DELICACY OF FLAVOUR. SUPERIORITY IS QUALITY. Grateful and Comforting «o the Ne<- I you.« or Dysp ptio Nutritive Qualities Unrivalled. Ik Quaetbb-pound Tins Only. Prepared by JAMES EPPS & CO., Lid., Homceaj athio Chemists, London, Eug'and. ErPS'S COCOA. MURTON'B CHAMPION JsHEEP DIP. Was awarded first place at the Canterbury Agricultural Society's trial in 1887. The most STRINGENT and hXHAUSTIVE TRIAL (extending from April to November) ever held in any part of the worldIt is a condensed fluid preparation MANUt- ACTUBED IN THE COLONY, ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN in the destruction of parasitio life, and improves the wool. Flattering testimonials received from many well-knov n flockowners. Cost £2 5s for 1,000 gallons fluid. MURTON'S PARASITICIDE is the Cheapest Dip in the market. One Gallon makes 200 gallons of Dipping Fluid, and costs only 5s per gallon. TRY IT AND YOU WILL NEVER USE ANY OTHER. Remember, cost is only 25s for 1,000 gallons of KEVER-FAILING DIPPING FLUID. For further particulars apply to NKW ZEALAND LOAN & MER CANxILE AGENCY CO. (Ltd.) Featherston-street, Wellington, and Queen-street, Masterton. (Sole Agents f >r Wellington, Wairarapa, and West Coast.) Or their sub-agents, The Wairarapa Farmers' (..'o-opera tive Association (Ltd ), Grey towu, Carterton, and Pahiatua; A. Nicol, Pahautai vi; H. to. Brown, « taki; B. R. Gardner, Levin ; E. 8 Thynne. Foxton. SHANNON & FOXTON. A Daily Coach carrying the Mails Leaves Shannon on the arrival of the morning train from Wei lington at 10.45, and arrives at Foxton at noon. Leaves Foxton on the return jour ney at 8 80 p.m. to catch the 5 50 p.m. train to Wellington and 6.20 p.m. train to Palmerston. J. E. BARIAI, PROPRIETOR. FOB COMFORT & SPEED —THIS ROUTE IS THE BEST— hs the road is metalled «8 the way _,nd the country is settled. Passengers are never put to the incon venience of boating, being carried in the coach from start to finish. The distance from Shannon to Foxton enables travellers to reach the railway at a point 3 MILES SHORTER Than by any other road. The Coach rapses through the settlement of Moutoa. Though there are floods in th» Manawatu at the crossing at Shannon as there are at Wirokino, tbe Shannon Mails bave been daily delivered and Pas* sengers conveyed safely. O^r Pa< eels from all parts delivered at Sham. on, Moutoa aud Foxton To be left at Manawatu Hotel, Foxtou, and Alaion Hotel, Shan-, non. »
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Manawatu Herald, 19 March 1898, Page 3
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404Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Manawatu Herald, 19 March 1898, Page 3
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