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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3090, 12 January 1909, Page 6

THE LIGHT OF THE AGE. A new method of manufacturing m--31. candescent vapor light—Loaded Air Gas, manufactured with " Boide Oil." The system is automatic in workin"', perfectly simple, absolutely safe, and very economical. Get full particulars and pamph'ets from PICKERING 8R0.5., Masterton, holders of patent lignt fcj the district. 11 T ANY of the Stylish, well-fitting JVI_ Costumes worn by Ladies in Mas- ' axe made at our establishment. 1 We specialise in that class of work, and guarantee satisfaction with every order undertaken. We have a splendid range of the I latest patterns in Costume Cloths. OLDS & ANDERSON, TAILOES & MEECERS, QUEEN STEEET, ... MASTEETON

>RIZE SHOOTING. ' PRIZE SHOOTING SPECIAL PRIZES CHRISTMAS WEEK Offered at the MINIATURE RIFLE RANGE QUEEN STREET.

NOTICE. ! £BEG to notify the residents of Masterton and the travelling public that I have purchased the cab and carrying ousiness which has for many years been carried on by Messrs A. E. Jones and Co., and solicit a fair share of public support. J. A. Leahy. VILLA AND ALBERT STREETS. LIMITED, General Merchants and Stock and Station Agents, CHAPEL STREET, MASTERTON. TATION Requisites at Lowest Rates, J Full Stocks. Best brands Wines and Spirits. Cash buyers of Grain and Produce. Agents for the Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company. Passenger Agents for Shaw Savill and Albion Co.—the direct line; Union Steamship Company's Over Sea Lines, the Orient Royal Mail Line, via Suez; C. and A. Line, All Red Route, across Canada ; Messageries Maritinies Co,, via Suez; the Northern Steamship Co., shoi%obt route to Auckland. For fares and all particulars apply to— LEVIN & CO, LTD. G. C. SUMMERELL, PUBLIC NOTICE. Dominion Cafe. ,pH. M. CLARK begs to announce \l±. that he has taken over the Deminion Cafe, opposite Post Oifice, lately conducted by Mr H. Johnson, ami trusts, by strict attention to busings, to merit a lair share of public support. Rooms open all day for meals. Siippsis till midnight.

M'DOUGALL'B TO THE POSE AGAIN. IT is now four years ago since Messrs McDougall Bros, first put on the market their now famous Arsenic Sulphur Paste Dip, and since then the volume of output has been enormously increased. The following are a few of the reasons, culled from the numerous unsolicited testimonials coming to hand by every mail, why it is becoming the popular dip with New Zealand flock - owners: — 1. St is easily mixed with cold water o-f any quality 2. It does not separate like powder, but remains in solution, reducing the quantity of sediment to a minimum. 3. It does not rob the wool of its natural yoke, nor harden the staple, thus leaving it beautifully soft and lustrous. 4. It destroys the eggs u::> well as the parasite, and adheres to the fleece, thus rendering reinfection impossibio before shearing. 5. It is a preventive of Maggc t Fly, which unfortunately is '■■coniiiig a menace to sheepfarmers tbmugbout the Dominion. 6. It has been officially approved by the British Board of Agriculture. 7. It is supplied at a guaranteed and uniform strength at a reasonable cost. At the Royal Agricultural Society's Show, held at Newcastle-on-Tyne, in July last, McDougall Bros.' Dips came out on top, taking thirty-five first prizes and special prizes attached for sheep dipped in McDougall's, thus proving the superiority of this wellknown composition. The following letter speaks for itself : Hakowhai, Hawlce's Bav, N.Z., August 20fch, 1908. Messrs McDougall Bros., Manchester. Dear Sirs, —I have used your Arsenic Sulphur Paste Dip since its introduction to the Colony, nearly four years ago. I am pleased to say that it has given me entire satisfaction, and for keeping the sheep free from ticks, lice, and as a preventive against the "Fly," it surpasses any dip used by me previously. The water I use is full of limo, yet it mixes nice!j, and, like your old "NonPoisonous" fluid, leaves the wool beautifully soft and lustrous. You are at liberty lo mako whatever use of this letter you wish. My flock (of 7,000 sheep) 'is open to inspection by anyone desirous of doing so, the sheep again this season being beautifully free from parasites. Yours faithfully, (Signed) HUGH MoDONALD. Their representative, MR E. HARRISON, is now in this district, and all information can be had from him, or the local agents, NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE CO.