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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 280, 11 July 1888, Page 8

WHOLESALE SMITH & CAUGHEY, RETAIL

SPECIMENS OF LETTERS WE OFTEN RECEIVE. ctBAP «!rmfii nnri rini»hpv • Messrs. Smith and Caughoy : . 1 rw^ ¥IJ^ „);.;,„.„,« t-,/-v^ n \ ,^'t , — Sl! BSr a Rfr2SSJSto arrived all right, and lam (Im.t^non.-YonrwUfcontataingTltanky.Tjm; WE SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. _— *— —^^^ well pleased with them. I shall send for another sets etc, 1 cached us quite safely, and gno utmost Goo( j g marked in plain figures. _— — — — * —— '""^ parcel about the end of the month. satisfaction. No Second prices. wa nl? QA-UOO^ Smith and Caughey: Smith and Caughov : , "NTn 1)10^011 nf.a — «« «—• ■*•"■""" """^^ ..« p\iTE»>* B " wr a ET.C «irs,-I leceived the bale nil right, and I must say Dear Siis, -How general this Parcel Trade is JNO iJisCOUntS. _^__ QE^D £° B r ±T T a sHBETING»> *^ »* the contents were most satisfactoi y. lam much now 1 I have sometimes been tempted, to try somo _ ,^» |l il JIjAK^* 1 ' , n obliged to you for choosing thorn with such caie e\liaorUin.uy cheap pu eels adveitised, but as ioiil mmo^ m **—— f\^\ W« l\/l ~~~ ami good taste, etc. as %ou soivo me well, I shall make no change, tor 1 _ m C 3 \/ I l-~ ** ' * ' Smith and Canghey : like having confidence in tho^e 1 deal with. ' ■— k X"^ C 5" 1 1 Vj s Dear Siis.— Having received the last parcel of _ •■* X IJI ' r" 1 - **~ __ goods in good order, I vvish to express my perfect __ ' « -^» r^ !«/ L\ |\^^ *-*• satisfaction with everything. -~~~- — . C \^O^J2-~~ ' NEW PARCELS POST. -"" "_„ oWEIITJ^OA TWEEDSi \j\J \J \ _ — ' g& c^ Qan nQW forward by a bovo ~~~^™* mm S F S«««. >-«^!__— — ■ — s. &c. mthe UKVf Di^ feS Parcels oi all sizes up to lllb in ____—— LARGEST RETAIL IMPORTERS of weight, SILKS, DPIESS 3F*^^.DB^LXO?S, I>H.^^E»T3I=LTSr, -A.3XT33 CLOTHIIffG I3ST And conducting their business on strictly cash principles, are in the best possible position to serve the public well.

AUTUMN, 1888.

Immense Shipments for above season just to hand.

PARCELS

STANDARD HOUSEHOLD PARCEL. 1 pair Excellent Blankets, full size 1 White C^uilt, full size 5 yards wide Wliite Sheeting 2 jards Unbleached Table Damask 8 good White Towels and 1 Toilet Cover. The lot, carriage paid, for 425.

WRITE FOR PATTERNS NEW WINTER DRESSES.

I WONDERFUL DRESS PARCEL. 7 yards Allwool Beautiful French Morino, black or coloured! 12 \ardt. useful Homet>pun, vaiious shades 10 yards Winter Costume Cloth 10 yards Heavy Twilled Wincey, dark shades 6 yaids strong Galatea The lot for 40s.

THE GUINEA SERGE PARCEL, 10 yards Navy Sorgo, all wool Lining and Buttons 1 Ladies' Durable Silk Umbrella Lot for 21s.

I LADIES' PARCEL, 9S OD. ! 6 pairs Full Size Bibbed Merino Stockings, dark grey 2 pairs Lswhes' Merino Gloves 12 vai ils White or Cream Washing Lace 1 dozen Reels, 200 yards Cotton, state Noa

! THE ECONOMIC PARCEL, 10 yards strong Dresa, plain or fancy 110 yards strong Grey C«Jico 10 jards White Calico, goo<i make 10 yardri strong Cotton Shirting 7 yards Heavy Allwool Flannel T.ha lot for 27s Cd.

SIMHTIHC <Sz; O-A.TJC3-"E3:E"X , Importers.

BRANCH: NEWTON.

.rj I ARN E rB, mm ANTHELMINTIO ' 1| Ljvm Vy orm firm, Tj\ I" S«« »# Lamrs, * Calves. JwjKf\Pm Destroys nil Tntern>l Parv MWMMBmwk site,, whf her ln the Lunga, flß^SwcnlH^ Tracha* Broni htal Tnb«j, iPv^S-^. vS^ or IntMl1 ' e< - &lid kei -P 8 Jf L. «?. thu unimal In * I A(jTHc^fnPu|c 1 s usd hkamhy son. I nC^TI I DITION. I lUNG r^( m**M, vU^Hll I I^7, ".. j I Shrep or r»t''<j 'n »n nn111 1 I I ihrivinß coiiflition reo-lta !| ; i ,^7. • I iiumediate be eflt from it< jl •' ' i .. .• •' ll f, 1 |; 1 ' I uno. Average cost per h»d [I . • ' ' ' P UalTci .. . . 6d to 6d f^^=~~=i£^ji?)& In cuses, I do* botHos and ISBmftnwr^Tilm 1 upwd«, S<W »er down. K»oh i^fM ff%^l|| I ms 3'>' <■ '« sufli'imM r 12 thoep S^SeMHW! 9RiPt>r c calres. Full direction! r*mm,Sm&&&^? on eaok boitle N B— No t pep owner sh.iuld n g\> ct to uv *.hl« preptvrntlon, m it* effect upon yolk »nd wool n ttalj miwvclti.us, the boneat ou lliui aloua Ibw>9 U»»* quadrupling the co«*.. N. *V LARNEY, WAITOA, WAIHOU. Hamilton Agent Mr John Knox. T B STIMONIALS.

1 Fen Coiut, Cambridge, Ist October, 188 c Memo for Mr N. A. Larney, Waihou : ) have gieat yrteasme in stating that your " Anthelmintic" fluid has been in use on the pioperties of the Auckland Agricultmal Company, Limited, for more than two years, and has given satisfactory proof of its efficacy. In several instances I have personally seen the mixture administered, and noted the results which have been satisfactory. I believe the use of the medicine will considerably iednce the mortality amongst sheep, particularly young sheep suffeiing ivom lung worm, and I consider that stockowners who use it will do so with advantage and profit. — James Bailey. Manager for the Auckland Ag. Co Ld.— 2. Mr Larkworthy's Estate, Waitoa, 11th Nov. 1886.— Mr N. A. Larney, — Dear Sir : I dosed our hoggets with your "Anthelmintic" last autumn, and have since been very pleased with the results. It effectually checked all internal parasites, and the sheep, although kept on comparatively poor food, maintained their condition during the winter, and rapidly improved with spring feed, — 'Yours faithfully, G. L. Gkant, Manager —3. Cambridge, Aug. 28th, 1886.— Mr N. A. Larney, Waitoa — Dear Sir : I think your ,'Anthe'mintic" is a first-class preparation, and is a cure for either calves, sheep or lambs, that aie scouring, ov suffering from intestinal worms. I have not had so good an opportunity of trying it as I would like to have had, tbu fiom 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 really valuable medicine, and ought to meet with a ready sale as it is much needed. — Yours faithfully, J. McNicol. —4 "Waihou, 13th December, 1886. — Mr N A Larnoy. — Dear Sir : I have used yom Anthelmintic on my hoggets for the last two seasons, and am well satisfied with the results. It puts the sheep into a vigorous state of health, and greatly increases the growth, and improves the condition of the wool. — Your faithfully. S. Skudon.— s Aylesbuvy, Lower Waitoa, December 12th, 1887.— Mr N. A. Larney. — I have much pleasure in adding my tesimony respecting tho wonderful efficacy of your Anthelimintic. Nearly one hundred of my hoggets were recently badly infeced with the lung worm, several having died there from prior to my resorting to your remedy; and upon opening them I found the lungs thickly infested with the worn.. The effect of one dose of your Anthelmintic was magical, and without further treatment the sheep referred to rapidly recovered, and did well— Yours truly, F. Strange.

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