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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9571, 18 August 1909, Page 7

"For over 50 years I have always kept Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in the house. My father often told me that it saved my life when I was very young." ~. In thousands i of homes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral SIJIJ is a household - - word. It has been used first by the grandparents, kU .u by the parents, and now by the children. For colds and coughs, croup, bronchitis, la grippe, inflammation in the throat or in the bronchial tubes, wsfm is the standard remedy the world over. It contains no narcotic or poison. Accept no substitute. Put up in large and small bottles. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell. Mass., U. S. A. ..f^lV sipi « HH mm mm S ui rHE Second Shipment of Winter Patterns has come to hand, and embraces all the most popular shades of dependable Tweeds obtainable. Yon are specially invited to inspect these goods, for they are just the class that particular dressers like to have. Place your oraer for your next suit with me. Satisfaction will follow, and the price will please you.

Farmers, Attention "HEN manuring you require Fertilizers suited to your particular soil and crop. Then consult [Freezing "Works—Hastings.] who retain tLo services of a fully qualified Agricultural Chemist of wide experience, whose services are at your disposal free, and whose advice may save you many pounds. » - We are Fertilizer Specialists. Our Fertilizers are scientifically blended so that every ounce gives the utmost returns for cash expended—therefore it is most economical. Our prices aro right, considering quality. , Let us know your requirements and send a sample of soil. Our chemist will then advite you. Prices and analyst's certificate on application. [Ltd., Australasia] Freezing Works: Hastings and Waitara. BUYERS OF FEEEZINGISTOCK. «««««««<< SSSSBSBSfI , Estd. 1885.] POISONOUS. [Arsenical I WARRANTED FREE from jSULPHURg or LIME. This Dip is now used by very many Sheep Ojvnotfs, who have found it to be all that is required, totally destroying all insects, and~Tubricatihg the wool so as to cause all eggs to sip from it. The action of the soap leaves the wool in a soft, silky condition ; the Potash causes it to remain so. The Dip is put up in Five Gallon Drums-—no trouble in mixing. Use 1 gallon of Dip to 100 of water. By using thy above Dip the cost per 1.000 sheep is not more than £l, and for large flocks it is somewhat less. i It should be remembered that the Dip will retain its strength for almost any length of time, being practically imperishable. Railage paid from Palmerston up to 100 miles. P3!CE, lv/ 6 PER DRUM. Late proprietors—'flOLDEN & NICHOLAS, SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER: H. W SCOTT, 'chemist, RANGITIKFT ST, PALMERJTON north. ' 71222J