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SHEEP DIPS. FLUID DIF (N ON-POISON OU S) m POWDER DIP (POISONOUS) The Canterbury Agent for “ Cooper' Sheep Dip is so terribly alarmed at the way in which “ Little's ” Dips have cut out 11 Cooper’s ” that (in defiance of business etiquette) he has published a special circular, referring throughout to " Little’s ” byname, the whole purport of which is to detract from the merits of the rival manufacture But it is no use 1 11 Cooper’s ’ is superseded ! For who will buy “ Cooper s Powder Dip now that they know that “ LITTLE’S ” POWDER DIP is as good, and better, and “Cooper s ’ costs half as much again ! Most people could not tell “t’other from which.” But there is a difference. Little s lewder, while equally effective, contains glycerine, combined with the Powder by a patent process, and this makes “ Little’s ” more soluble than “ Cooper’s,” prevents it caking into bricks, and avoids any harsh effect upon the wool. People who have tried both Dips, naturally, therefore, prefer “Little’s.” Consequently, An immense demand eob “ LITTLE’S ” POWDER DIP has sprung up, this Season’s orders being already more than 20 times in excess of last ! ! ! “Cooper’s” in a Fright ! ! ! COMPARE THE PRICES. Powder Dip as “ about the doth attempt to copy “Cooper’s,” and asks what has become of the others. This one, however, has succeeded ; with improt'cmonts. “ Littles,” I keg (to make 10(H) galls.), »0a “ Cooper’s.” i case L"* B Both allow redactions on, large orders. “ LITTLE’S ” FLUID DIP is also advancing by leaps and bounds. Its sales, always very large, have increased tenfold in the last five years, and the Dip is now used by owners of over .1,000,000 sheep in New Zealand alouc. aud many millions throughout the world. “ Cooper’s ” agent calls “’Little’sFluid the “ principal nonpnisonons ]Jij> in the market.' The compliment, though kind, was unnecessary. Poor “ Cooper’s ” ! They may well despair, for “ Little’s” proprietors, possessing both the acknowledged " principal noti-jwisonms Dip’’and what is now proved to be the cheapest and best poisonous Dip, other Dips have no chance at all. “ Little’s ” nonpnisot/ons Fluid and “Little’s” poisonous Powder are so essentially different in their characteristics that it would be absurd to compare them. Each has obvious advantages over the other, and each is best according to individual requirements. Used singly for some purposes, or in combination for”others, these two articles now supply ilieady more naan .so times iu v»x lO r otneis. season’s, and “ Cooper’s ” agent has taken every nee d that can possibly arise in confright !1! He tries to sneer off “ Little’s ” nor.-Hon with sheen -dinning. nection with sheep-dipping BLACKBURNS & GO., CHRISTCHURCH CHIEF AGENTS FOB “ LITTLE’S ” SHEEP DIPS, ool» ZEALAND IA BOOTS,. nPIHESE GRAND- WEARING BOOTS STILL CONTINUE IN FAVOUR, | And are known throughout the Colony as the FINEST FITTING AND WEARING BOOTS EVER PUT BEFORE THE PUBLIC. Householders of all occupations, if they wish to study economy and comfort, must see they obtain this Brand. There are more ’ZEALANDIA Boots manufactured than any other brand in the country, and the demand is increasing each month. NOTHING BUT STERLING MERIT HAS PRODUCED THIS RESULT, THEY ARE MADE MEN’S, WOMEN’S, CHILDREN’S,—AND EVERY PAIR IS BRANDED Z: And is Waeeanted by the Manufactueee to Give Good Weae. New Lasts and Shapes are constantly being received, so every Customer can rely on Being Peopbely Pitied. SOLD BY ALL THE LEADING RETAILERS.

£. ROBSON, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. (Six years with G. T. White, and eight years with J. Anderson, both of Christchurch. HAS Commenced Business next W. A. Sherratt’s Coal Yards, Geraldine. Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery of every description cleaned and repaired. ALL WORK GUARANTEE!) AT MODERATE PRICES. P.S.—Large Assortment of Music Books. Yiolin and Banjo Strings in Stock, Yiolin Taught. Terms on Application

CHOICE_SEEI)S. JUST RECEIVED FROM W. HURST & SON, Seed Merchants and Growers, London, The Best Quality FLOWER and VEGETABLE SEEDS ever imported into South Canterbury. Orders are Coming in Fast, Do not delay; make your Selections at once. E. C. DANN, Temuka Dispensary. Mbs To Anderson, OEMSBY STREET, Akowhenua, Undertakes all Hinds of MACHINE AND NEEDLEWORK, DRESSMAKING. Ladies’ Underclothing. Baby-Linen. Boys’ Knicker Suits. Gent’s. Trousers, Shirts, and Vests. general tailoring repairs Terms Reasonable. my2l J. M. Sutherland, general BLACKSMITH & COACHSMITH. Geraldine. First-Class Work Guaranteed with Promptness of Despatch. Agent for Buckeye Harvester Company. Orders Executed for Buckeye Machines, Lowdown and Frameless. Complete Stock of Duplicates always on hand. MACHINES REPAIRED. Booking Orders for Oil and Twine at Low Rates. Call and Inspect before going elsewhere. jal7

LANDED, EX S.S. TEKOA. ! TRAVELLING TRUNKS and Bonnet Boxes Garden Rumps and Brass Syringes, suitable for spraying purposes Brass Preserving Pans, from 7s 6d each Brass Picture Rods and Fittings Brass Fender Kerbs and Fire Brasses Brass Cabinet Fittings Brass Foundry, Builders’ (assortment) Door Mats, Plain and Fancy Border Floor Tiles, a good assortment Galvanised Buckets and Tubs Trace and Plough Chains * Electro and Potosi Silver Goods Table and Pocket Cutlery Perforated Zinc, all sizes. JAS. PHILP, Shei'eirt.p Warehouse, Timabu. M2 JOHN RADOLIFFE, BESWICK STREET, TIMARU, Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, Picture-Frame Maker, and Undertaker. Furniture on the timepayment SYSTEM. Venetian Blxnps Made to Order. apl SADDLERY. SADDLERY. J ALBERT, The Leading Saddler and 0 Harness Maker, Opposite Bush Hotel, Geraldine. —ln Thanking my Numerous Customers and tl}e Public for their generous Patronage during the past three years I hope that by strict attention to business and the use of first-class material, with good workmanship along with reasonable prices, to still merit a continuance of the same. Customers requiring Repairs or any k|nd of Saddieiy-work done qn their qwn premises can have it done by leaving word atthe Shop or by Post, and all such Orders will be punctually attended to. au9

TO THOSE ABOUT r l BEFORE making you: where please exan LARGE STOCK OF AT FURNITC t Comprising Splendid Su able Prices, large assort; and other Chairs, Rubo< bulators. Pictures Frame rates. Pictures and Mouldi and Linoleum On Repairs Neatly E WORKMANSHIP GUi J. BER CABINETMAKER & UD de!7 Tj’.iMUjca. "a powerful tonic EXGITIiSG STIMI BUTLER S pass A® X) ESTOIIS the Tu net for./'

AND JEWELLER, Tkmi'k^, ■fi'l'T'lli'LE wishing his Friends “A •YV M)-:r.uy CjiimTjns,” begs to draw attention to his largo and beautiful assortment of Gojd and Silver Brooches, Bangles, and Pasbionabledewelleryat prices which cannot be beaten in South Canterbury. Watches a Speciality. A nice lot of Ladies’Silver and Gold Watches from £2 each. Chronographs for Sportsmen and Athletes. English Levers for Working Men. Rotherham’s Levers, specially made to my order, are highly recommended. All Warranted free of cost. Spectacles, Weddimr and Keeper Bings, Engagement Bings, Alberts, B.P. Biscuit Barrels, Bptt; c f Dishes, Cruets, Marmalades, Teapots, Table Cutlery, Fancy Timepieces, &0., &c., in gfcat variety, and at lowest prices. A fine selection of‘goods suitable for Christmas or Wedding Present. All kinds of Clocks and Watches carefully cleaned and repaired. All work warranted.-—J. SIM

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Temuka Leader, Issue 2466, 18 February 1893, Page 1

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1,137

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Temuka Leader, Issue 2466, 18 February 1893, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Temuka Leader, Issue 2466, 18 February 1893, Page 1

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