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national and Agency Co. of New Zealand, Haimited. If your Sheep have Lungworm, HAYWARD’S SPECIFIC Is a CERTAIN CURB. CJlean and heavy Fleece obtained by using Hayward’s Dips. Grain Storage at Invercargill or Bluff, and Grass-seed cleaned, at Lowest Rates. Rye corn for Spring Feed. g for the Coming Season. Note— EXVE CASES are JUST OPENED o£ the LATEST STYLES in Jackets, Mantles and Capes Specially Purchased for us in the Home Markets, at a DISCOUNT of ONE-THIUD under usual cost. 0* LADIES, SEE TZHUESIB C3-OOIDS QjTJICIK:. Jm Purnishings, and all classes of Manchester G-oods. Place your orders early for dressmaking. "WIVE. LEWIS &> CO., A, F. HAWKE, Manager. A. A, MacGrIBBOK, Auctioneer. Have Landed a Magnificent Stock of the very latest Designs in TlT*f>C!ca

The J. G. Ward Farmers’ Association of N.Z., Limited. Storage of Grain. We can offer Storage to farmers desirous of holding their oats Lowest Rates. ggp We are cash buyers of Oats Ryegrass and Linseed. Buy Cooper’s Dip if you want clean, healthyjfsheep]'and WOOL. The J. Ward Farmers 9 Association OIF LIMITED,

JT K. JAMESON Engineer, Millwright, Boilermaker, and General Blacksmith, INYERCA R G I L L. Traction Engines Threshing Mills PORTABLE ENGINES . fitted and repaired, and every description of machinery overhauled on shortest notice. Personal supervision of all work. Thor oughly good workmanship at moderate pnce Bepairs and alterations skilfully and faithfully executed. Estimates given for all kinds of Iron "Work. Zn. connection with Bridges, Dredges, etc. — dastinga in Iron or Brass to any Pattern Correspondence invited. J. K. JAMESON, Engineer and Ironfounder Works— T arrow Sxeeet—— Telephone— N.o.lo7