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Up-to-date Photography! 25/ - 'g&t £ 53 ONE DOZEN CABINETS AND ONE FRAMED ENLARGEMENT FOR VICTORIA - STEB.ET, Platinottpe & Sepia Pictures a Special Feature Picture Framing at Town Pruts All classes of Outdoor Work including interiors, by appointment. Hamilton. ENLARGEMENTS From own or any Photograph, in Oil , Water Colours, or Black and White executed in First-class Style. P.O. Box, 370 Auckland] [Late of Elite Studios, Auckland PROSPECTUS or the Farmers’ Co-Operative Supply Association of Auckland, New Zealand, Limited. INCORPORATED 18tu NOVEMBER, 1901, UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT, 1882. CAPITAL £10,500 1 DIVIDED INTO 10,500 SHARES OF £1 EACH? Directors: M. W. ARMSTRONG, Whanearei ROBERT HAIL. One Tree Hill C. W. HARRIS. Waiaku DONALD McKINNON, Ohinewai WILLIAM PATERSON, Takapuna J. G. RUTHERFORD, Remuera J. H. SCOTT, late Paterangi O. SHIPHERD, Puni Managing Director : A. H. GRAINGER, Auckland, Bankers: NATIONAL BANK OP NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Solicitor : M. G. McGREGOR. This Company is being formed for the purpose of promoting and carrying on a purely Farmers’ Co-operative Business. It is proposed to start operations hy taking over as a going concern the old established business of W. J. Hurst and Co., of Quten Street, Auckland, Grain, Seed, Manure and Produce Merchants. The Stock-in-trade and Business * will he taken over at a valuation, free from all liabilities, at the end of the year. Five Hundred Fully Paid-up Shares are to he allotted to the firm of W. J. Hurst and Co,, io payment of the goodwill of their business. The services of Mr A, H. Grainger have been secured as Managing Director for seven years, at a nominal salary for the first two years, and after that period at such salary as the Directors, in view of the increased business, may determine. All employees and agents of the Company are to be Shareholders. The terms are 7s fid per share on application, 5s on allotment, and the remainder to he called up in calls of 2s fid per share, at intervals of not less than than three months between each call. The calls are payable either in cash or produce, at the option of the Shareholder. In case of an application for five shares or under, the full amount of P2s fill per share will be payable on allotment. Prospectus and firm of application for shares to be obtained, and Articles of Association for inspection, at the Office of W. J. Hurst and Co., 155 Queen Street, Auckland. J- G. ROBERTSON, 21/11 Acting-Secretary,

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CHEMICAL UJ i :j±'s VjJ 'j For Lameness in Horses. THIS KSSKNI'K lias been extensively usoil by tlie Public fur ever 40 years, ami lias proved itself one of the most efiieaeion.s Horse Blisters extant. It is mild in its operation, but at the same time permanent in its effects. Whilst strung enough to answer the purpose required by the severest blister, it has the rare excellency of doing no injury to the hair, and cannot blemish, however often applied. The numerous testimonials which have been received from trainers, stud grooms, and private gentlemen, and the fact that it is entirely free from corrosive acids and all preparations of .Mercury, recommend it as the best application for Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Bingbones, Wind Calls, Strains of the Sinews or .Joints, Calloused or Hard Swellings of long standing, and all other diseases requiring a sweating or blistering application. The Kssenee will, when diluted according to the directions on the bottle, be also found one of the best applications possible to Sprains, Bruises, Stillness of the .bunts, and other injuries of a slight nature, where actual blistering is liot required. In Bottles, at 25., 3s. Gd., and ss, each. ■pESTIMONIAL from Messrs 1 Ambury, English k Co, Dairymen and Farmers, Auckland : -July 11th, 19CC. Mr J. Edson, Chemist, Auckland.— Dear Sir,—We have had your Chemical Essence in use for the past ten years, and have great pleasure in testifying to its effectiveness. We have proved its value as a remeiy for strained sinews, splints, and other ailments common to horses working on macadamised roads, in one case we hail an animal so badly strained in its foreleg that it was looked upon as useless, hut after being properly dressed with Edson’s Chemical Essence and turned out, was restored to soundness in a short time. We look upon this preparation as being the best and most effective remedy for lameness in horses we have ever used. We would advise those who need such a remedy, and have not tried it, to test it by using it, and if properly applied wo are confident: the results will be satisfactory.— Yours faithfully, Amuuky, English & Cu. Prepared by EDISON Chemist and Pharmacist, Medical Hall, Queen Street, Auckland. (Established 1859). N.B.—Should there be any difficulty in procuring supplies in your district kindly communicate with the proprietor. Sold by Gliuinistr and Storekeepers everywhere Wholesale Ai ems ! KKMPTHORNii PROSSER & Co.| | 1/11 uollsall Agent* | SHARLANU ic t 0.