PHILIP MOELLER AND CO, GENERAL MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS Of BRITISH & FOREIGN MERCHANDISE. OS HandTobacco, Cigars Cutlery, Hardwaro Electro-plated and Nickel Sil v orwaro Stationery Brushes and Combs Pera'ulralatore Leatherware Baskotware Perfumery Pictures, Oleographs, Oliromos, &o. Looking Glasses Vases, Lustres, Ornaments, Glass Shades . G'abinetware, l'apior Maob6 Goods General Fancy Goods Watchos, Clocks, and Bronzes Gold, Gilt, and Jet Jeweliy Musical Instruments, Tobacconists' Wave Toys, Fireworks, Sc^d'c. To Arrive— Ex b.s. Norfolk 1 Sikto | Alastor | Croivntliorpe From London ■Parerora | Himalaya I Arabella J Ex Romeo | From New York Agents for Wachter's Champagne. Wellington Agency of Hainburg-Magdoburg Fire Insurance Company. "Willis-si Wellington, MONUMENTAL WORK, THOMAS MILLER . I.HOMAS iViILLER SCULPTOR, Brandon-St. • • • Wellington. TAY US' PERFECT PURIFIER, DIBtJ INFIiOTANT, and SHEEP DIP.' In use does not poison, stain, or bum. Supersedes Carbolic. Mixes freely with cold water. Destroys ticks, Maggots, tic. Provents fresh attackß of fly. Greatly improves apiearance and quality of wool. Improve* hoalth and growth of the animal. Directions tudip one hundred sheop.Mix one gallon of the fluid with 50 of cold water, and well stir with a common wooden stirrer; the bath is then ready for use. Dip the sheep well all oyer, oxcept the head, which should bo rubbed with the mixture, and the animal should be kept immersed until the wool is thoroughly saturated. II will be well to keep laths from their mother two or three hours after dipping. To Cure Foot Rot.—Use a mixture ol tame strength as for dipping, and after pruning lot the sheep stand in a bhallow trough or bath for ton miuutos, To Cuim Scab.-Mix ono gallon of tbo fluid in iO gallons of water, and dip the sheep in tho usual manner, If infected bj fleas use double the strong l h. For Heauxo Woc™.--Dabblo the wound with a mixture of one part of liquid to 60 parts of water, and lot it dry on the wound. To bo obtained from all storekeepers throughout all the provincial distriots, and wholesalo from ZOHRAB, NEWMAN & CO., 744 Solo Agents for New Zealand. UNDER THE PRESSURE of THE TIMES E. B. BELL Is Baking No. 2 i BREAD on each Monday Wednesday and Saturday at THE 21b LOAF QT\ THE 21b LOAF. THE 21b LOAF &\J THE 21b LOAF, For the benefit of the Working People 2§d-BOOKED-r2id This bread will be found on trial to be thoroughly NEW, GOOD, & WHOLESOME, For three months only, being akelutcly at COST PRICE
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 748, 21 April 1881, Page 1
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402Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 748, 21 April 1881, Page 1
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