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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81880, 3 November 1906, Page 2

You ran be fashionable at a moderate expense if you will allow yourself 10 h' 1 fitted out with a hand-tailored, ready io-wear suit at the Melbourne. I lie only dillerencc between tailormade clothes and our ready-for-service clothes is tile price, and thai is all in favour of the goods we offer.—Advt. WHAT A WE [.I. KNOWN BREEDER THINKS 01' SYKKS'S DK I'.NCLt. Mr. G. W. Ileslop, inanaßer of Mr N. wtoii kind's Wi low Vale Stud I'arm writes on June 30th; igoG: Dear Sir.— I-or the past three years we have used SYKES'S DKKN'CiI ex cn iviy lot the fatm animals with 'at fnc.'.re re ults. J n one pariiceiar c;in,' the ]c-u;ls, \yer»' suiprKn<!\ "f a valuable pure-bred Frisian 11 >'s >-in heifer which aborted. Kl'.s S DRENCH was administor- " 1, and the animal washed with )>ratifyinjv ic-uli". Health and natural eivnd'iou. immedietclv fo |. wed." l-i.tned) Geo. W. Hi-stop, Mana K cr. Newton Kin;., (■■(, . r owner of Willow-vale Stuil Kami, is an importer of pure bred Frisian llohtein dairy stock of nplkiiiff ftiain, and has already had meny prxes placed to Ircrult; at various throiiKho'tt tie colony, fiv cltamp;on■•h;ps Hvenly-f.'ur firsts and pip-lit ier.'mis, with f soc|. : from above farm. SYKKS'S DRENCH is used b,' I'-carlv ail the stud farms in New Zea'and, price 1/6 per packet, 16/ per dozen from All Storekeepers, ,