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Temuka Leader, Issue 2424, 12 November 1892, Page 1

DEATH TO PARASITES ! ! SHEEP TICK (MAGNIFIED.) f l l‘ l f ,’v .ifc *«srm sS Msi|ai 3»DS«S& % h:Mm gp Wafm FLU I D D I P (Non-Poisonous) USED and Recommended by— Flock. J. D. Ritchie, Chief Inspector of Stock (as Manager of Mt. Royal Station) 24,000 C. G. Tripp, Canterbury 50,000 G. W. Mcßae, Amuri, Nelson ... 18,000 W. O. Rutherford, Amuri, Nelson 20,000 F. H. Richmond, Marlborough .. 14,000 R. D. McLean, Hawke’s Bay ... 60,000 Manager, Ida Valley, Otago ... 28,000 Manager, Waipaoa, Gisborne ... 10,000 W. Gerard, Canterbury 56,000 And by owners of over 5,000,000 sheep in New Zealand, and many millions throughout the World. PRICE— (in casks) 5s 6d per Gallon. 1 Gallon Fluid makes 100 Gallons Dip. POWDER DIP (Poisonous), USED and Recommended by— Flock. Dalgetty & Co., Otago 03,000 Handyside, Roberts & Co., Wellington 37,000 C. J. Harper, Canterbury 20,000 R. W. Chapman. Canterbury ... 5,000 A. H. Ayrton, Canterbury ... 1,000 G, Armstrong, Canterbury ... 5,000 J, Hurst, Canterbury 3,000 J. B. Blair, Otago (Public Dip) And by many other well-known Flock Owners. Newly Introduced. PRICE (in kegs) 50s per Cwt. 1 Cwt. makes 1000 Gallons Dip. Another well-known Powder Dip costs half as much again. Compare the prices. Chief Agents— BLACKBURNE & CO., Christchurch. District Agents —H. B. WEBSTER & CO., Geraldine; J. SIEGERT, Fairlie; MILES, ARCHER & CO., and CANTERBURY FARMERS C.A., Timaru. ocls

ANOTHER SURPRISE! 1%/TY SENSATIONAL CLEARING IYJL SALE Proved so successful, and gave such great satisfaction to my Customers, THAT I HAVE DETERMINED TO CONTINUE SELLING AT SASUES PRXOSS For a few weeks longer. I repeat quotations, which are well worth reading— Brown Hollands, 4fd Silesias, 4fd Honeycomb Towels, 4fd White Turkish Towels, 9d Unbleached Towels, 9d Flannelette, 3f d Heavy Twill Flannelette, 7fd Extra Strong Leather Shirting, 7fd Striped Linen Shirting, 6£d Snow-White Table Damask, 2s 3d Twilled Bleached Calico, 5s 6d dozen A few pieces of English Calicoes (undressed, bleached, and unbleached), soft and easy to work, 4s 6d and 5s 6d dozen Twilled Sheetings (white and grey), cheap goods Men’s Navy and Turkey Handkerchiefs (largo size) at 4|d Men’s Flannelette Shirts, with collars (splendid line), 2s 6d; a good line at Is 6d each Children’s Hose, 3d pair Children’s Gloves, 3d pair A few pieces Ribbons and Frilliugs left, Id yard Baldwin’s Berlin Wool, Is lid lb A few Tweed Suits (Colonial) at Half Price . 1 A splendid line in Dress Materials, 4Jd and 6d. „„ , SEASONABLE GOODS ON HAND. G. H. MOGRIDGE, DEAPBE & SILK MEECBE, jy23 Tbmuka. NOTICE. TO FARMERS AND STOCK OWNERS fj\ HE CANTERBURY FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION have pleasure in intimating to their Clients that they have Completed Arrangements with MR J. MUNDELL, of Geraldine, for Conducting AUCTION SALES of; LIVE STOCK, WOOL, &c., on an extensive scale, and that they will Commence Active Operations on the Ist OCTOBER NEXT. au2

CHOICE_SBEDS. JUST RECEIVED FROM W. HURST & SON, Sjjjsd Merchants and Growers, London, The Best Quality FLOWER and VEGETABLE SEEDS eve*' imported into South Canterbury, , Orders are Coming in Fast. Do not delay; make your Selections at one**, E. C. DANST, Temuka Dispensary. JOHN RADGLIFFE, BESWIOK STREET, TIMARU, Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, Picture-Frame Maker, and Undertaker. Furniture on the timepayment SYSTEM. Venetian Blinds) Made to Order. apl MR S T. A NDERSON, OEMSBY STREET, Aeowhenua, Undertakes all Kinds of MACHINE AND NEEDLEWORK, DRESSMAKING. Ladies’ Underclothing. Baby-Linen. Boys’ Knicker Suits. Gent’s. Trousers, Shirts, and Vests. GENERAL TAILORING REPAIRS Teems Reasonable, my2l