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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6714, 5 June 1900, Page 4

Mellin's Food when prepared is similar to Breast IVlilM and is adapted for yse in all climates. ___„________»__ & Samples and Pamphlets to be obtained from GOLLIN & CO., Wellington. L AW¥S' DIP S. = f/liO meet the requirements of our numerous customers we SUPPLY jL DIPS in the following forms: — n^xnArw* T\\v\ (POISONOUS)—In cases sufficient to make 1000 galrOWQOr UIP lons of wash. ni it A VS IV\ (POiSONOUS) Double strength, lin 200, in 5 gallon UIU &-/ I p drums, to make 1000 gallons of wash. Rl J3 r! Hi n (POISONOUS^—SingIe strength lin 100, in 5-Ralloo UIU !-/ I p drums, to make 500 gallons of wash, nl Ii A Hin (NON-POISONOUS)-Single strength lin 100, in UIU Lrff I p 5-gallon drums, to make 500 gallons of wash. The continued great demand for LAWES' DIPS is in itself Proof of their Superiority. As we have already BOOKED and CONTINUE TO BOOK EXTENSIVE | OEDERS for LAWES' DIPS, we respectfully invite our friends to OKDEfI AS EAELY AS POSSIBLE, to prevent disappointment. j TESTIMONIAL. j The following testimonial speaks for itself:—The Assets Realisation Board, Wellington, August Ist, 1898. John T. Mowat, Esq., Lawes' Chemical Co., Bl6n- ' heim. Dear Sir, —1 have to acknowledge your letter of the 27th ult. Your specific has given me satisfaction at all our stations, and I am pleased to place our order for ensuing dipping with your firm. "We require 280 cases: Yours faithfully, Walter G, Foster, General Manager. For prices, particulars, testimonials, etc, appy to United Farmers' Go.-Op, Asso., LOCAL AGENTS. J. T. MOWAT, Australian Representative. RING UP k< ASKmR (Telephone JfllP <^tsche's ilf&'^W PalnierstOH Beer. No« 107 Iff* fe'rif I 5^U« lU/, f Wtlt^^A NONE BETT.EE. } . vxAiibCHE, j Eagle Brewery, J EANGITIKEI STEBET, PALMEESTON NOETH. TTIG-HLY Commended and Prizes Awarded at numerous Exhibitions -ft—S- for superior ALE AND STOUT In bulk and bottled, brewed only from the very best hops and malt. ASK FOE GATTSCHE'S PALMERSTON ALE i AND STOUT, J. mortens¥n~ Watchmaker & Jeweller, THB SQUARE, PALMERSTON N. fflfflff I~|^^^ a Jarge sa^ var;ed stock of the very latest 1 WSSI %\ h Pa n t3ins &nd designs of Art Jewellery, Wa*ehes j |ffl| '%\J Clocks seel E.P, Ware. ) TMJfeiilsiii^\^ lh6 Jevrellery c nEhts o£ a magniheent sc-lection of m^r^^^J' D ress cnfi Engagement Kings, Wedding Sings and Keepers, Brooches, Mull Chains and Bangles. The Lataat Novelties in GoU and Silver Alberts. All work with guarantee. f=- ====== for^^Tl ,I £ J.JU JJIJ LIYEB CO^AINTS. . MwuiHctured oniy at 7S. K BW Oxford street. London; cold by all Chemists and Meciieino Vo.-^r,

PLUMS EOE THE PEOPLE. ~O EDUCTIONS FOE MAY. J-.V KEROSENE— 6/6 tin 12/9 case CURRANTS— 5d perlb SULTANAS— 7d per lb ELEME RAISINS— 6d per lb HOUSEHOLD DELIGHT —1/- per tin LINOLEUM REVIVER— 1/- per bottle FLOUR— 7/9 per lOOlbs AT I Fredk. Ireland THE QUAKE, PALMERSTON N, WEDDING- Presents, .birthday Presents and Complimentary Presents. The premier place for selection and value is at K. S. BAIiBY'S, Cheapside "TTRANTED KNOWN—Tne >Vairarapa VY Observer, published at Carterton, has a wide circulation throughout Wairarapa and Hawke's Bay, and is far and away the best advertising medium throughout South Wairarapa and the liower Valley districts, ii \¥7HEUJbi are you «oin«, my W pretty maid P" " Why, to J. Wishart s to buy a ring!" she said. Wedding Eings of ostra quality caaue i one hour's uotice. Don't fcrgot , s

Boots and Shoes I FOR THE ' XMAS SEASON. S. THACKBE, OF THE PREMIEE BOOT SHOP, HAS just completed a very extensive importation of English, American and Colonial BOOTS AKD SHOES. The goods having been purchased at a big discount. I shall now offer the pitblic of Palmerston North and surrounding districts the whole of these NEW goods at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH During the present month and the Xmas season. Please inspect our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Ouk. Address— S. Tfeacker, PREMIER BOOT SHOP, THE SQUAEE. (Formerly under the patronage of the Countess of Glasgow and Family.) DANCING DEPORTMENT AND CALISTHENICS. niHE leading schools, convents and _L elite of Palmerston are informed that Miss Pearson, of Sydney, will this month (if sufficient inducement offers) visit Palmerston once a week and open Classes in DaDcing and Modern Calisthenics. The cew waltz (as danced in Sydney, London and Paris), end all ballroom dances, French and English f minuets, cotillons, sixteen lancers, Greek dance (skirt). Miss Pearson holds the ' highest testimonial from Prof. West, of ( Sydney, by whom she was specially trained. Miss Pearson is sorry she was un- ,' avoidably detained from visiting Palmerston on Monday last. Will intending pupils kindly forward names to 29, . Hill-street, Wellington. I "FERNLEA," - 29, High-street, Wellington. i