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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 220, 17 September 1887, Page 4

T>LANTING i DQ7 QKASON 1 LANTiNa 100 I Reason

HUGH ROSS,

Waihou Kuhskuy, O ESPECTFULLY invites the .ittcn JL\) tion of intending Fruit Giowcr-s ami the I'ub ie "cncrally, to his LARGI'I and vamul ASSORTMENT of genial Nurseiy Slock, which will bo found to include all the Leading Flint and Shelter Tices, Flowering" and Ornamental Shrubs, etc., etc., which arc i { 'Oll SALE at ni'inl Reasonable Piieca.

INSPECTION SOLfCITED.

FIRFWOOD! FIREWOOD! FIRE WOOD I CUT or Uncut; also, Post Rails, llnu->o Blocks, &c, &c, at LOWIIiV iiATES. Oiders loft with *\h (J. E. Balcko or Mr W. liethriuyton, will receivepiompt attention. ROBINSON & B-ERESroRD.

[A CARD}.

hli. ALFPvED WItIGHT,

Phl'olClAN' AM) caRGEoX, BAS resumed Practice at Te Aioha, and may be consul tod daily at Mr. Rorson's Pharmacy.

[A CARD]. 1| R. JOII N ANSE N N E, B A KRIS TK [I AN D SOLIC I T O R, CAM BRIDGE (Hkad Oi<tio;J, TE AWAMUTU, avd TE AUOHA. PLANTING SEASON"W". a-, iciisra-,

TK AIiOUA, ¥TAR FOR SALE. i ear- fully selected O. Stook of FUUIT TRKKS (including Peach, Plum, Walnut, Goosebeiry, <'{r) UUXA MENTAL 'TIfEES AND o' i R UBS, RHUBARB, etc. Puces to Suit the Timch. W . G . KING, Fuutciei and Musctyman, WhiLaker-st., Te Arolui.

1 IRKW O O D ! frMREW O O D 1 !

WRIGHT AND BANE

Aic picpiiied to Deliver RATA, and TAW A FL RE WOOD, PUiUKI POSTS, STABS, &u, at fiownst Rates. And have appointed Mr Dlvkri-11, Caitc, of tho RiICOtOUI'hC, to bolli it Oldci-h.

AUCKLAND STAR.

TVTOTICK.— JJu. R. ILvunrs has boon J3i appointed TE AROIJA A^ENT fur the Auckland STA U. The LAHGKST ami I>EST dailv paper in the Noith Island. Guaianteed Circuhilion, 10,810 copies dailv- DKLt\KRKD to SuUviibeis on auival of ti.iin. Puce— ONE PENNY.

ML L ARNE!f ' a ANTHELMINTIC ||I,U JLmNL W ORM /fe'Ji'i t'\ Ia Snßa '« Lambs, & CalVib. if^fe&^v Deßtttjys nil Tnterml Para« LUli^'J^-i 'I'a Bitoa, wheiier in the Lungs, Tracbo> BroatliialT.il e3, 1/ V^>Vv<S; >S^A °r 1 nteati.. es, and keeps •I tho aulinalin a G | S , UND Hi r.ALTHY 00N. T""" "" . \ Sheep or TatUe in an unj ■■■- j I (hriving condition recivo ' : ;,■%"" ,1 i nnuiudiate bei'efU from it» I,""' 1 * i' '.'< • '•"'•'• r uso> Aveiaijo ooat por heart . ■ ii' ;;,! ",' '' i ' "" ' 'i i )er doses '.": ,";'"'.':::;!'•"■: ' Slmep 2§d [' . ■ ; |i (Jalvoi .. . . 5d to 6(1 '^^-^i—ir^ r^""n.-! In cases, 1 ilr x bottles and ',t IW .'^^.y^rplM upward^, 80s j.er doiseii. Kach lo auffloitnk f' r 12 sheep r^<T7 l Ct^*tfeul? ;3 ''r 6 calvtß. Full directions on eacb bottla NB-No s" mv owuer should n-gl.ct to use tb't preparation, as its etfrct upon yolk and wool Is traly mnrve.lh.iH, the benuat ou iliia alono &453 U»u quadrnpliDg tbo oosS,

N. A. LARNEV, WAITOA, WAIHOU.

Hamilton Ajront-Mr. John Knox.

T E S T IMONIA L S .

1. Fen Com t, Cambridge, Ist October, ISB6. Memo for Mr N. A. Lamey, Waihou : I ha\e gieafc pleabiue in stating that your " Anthelmintic" fluid has been in use on the piopciUes of tlie Auckland Agricultural Company, Limited, lor moie than tv>o ycais, and has; gi\en satisfactory pioof of its cllicacy. In several instances I have personally seen the mixture administered, and noted the lesuUs which hu\ c been satisfactory. I believe the use of the medicine \\ ill eonsidei ably lednce the mortality among&t Rheep, particularly young blieep suffering lrom lung worm, and I consider that stockowneis who übo it will do so with advantage ami pioiit. — Jamiss Bailey. Manager for the Auckland Ag. Co Ld. — 2. Mr Larkworthy'a Estate, Wailoa, 11th Nov. 1880.— Mr N. A. Larney,— Dear Sir : I dosed our hoggets with your "Anthelmintic" last autumn, and have since been \eiy pleased with the results. It effectually checked all internal parasites, and the sheep, although kept on comparatively poor food, maintained their condition dming the winter, and lapidly nnpio\cd with spring feed.— Toms lailhfully, G. L. G«a>t, Manager. -3. Cambridge,^ng. 28th, 1866— Mr N. A. Lamey, Waitoa— Dear Sir : I think your "Anthe'mintic" is a first-class peparatiou, and is a erne for either cahes, sheep or lambs, that aie scouring, or suffering from intestinal worms. I have not had so good an oppor unity of trying ifc as I would like to have had, but from what I have seen of it, and from what others who have tried it, tell me, I believe it is all you claim for it, and is a loally valuable medicine, and ought to meet with a ready sale aa it is much needed. — Yours fidtlifully, J. if cNrcoii.'—Walhou, 13th Dccombei, ISSG.— Mr N A Lni ivy.— Dear .Sir : I ha\e ut-cJ .i our A nthelmimic on my hoggets iov the last two se asons, and am well satisfied with the results It puts the sheep into a vigorous state of healthand greatly increases the growth, and im proves the eenditien oi the wcol. — Your, aithfully. S. Seddon.