LAWN TENNIS. ft 4 "**'* 4Lawn Bowlb in Bets of 8 with Cricket.Bats, Ball,, Wickek Gloves, ie Fly Hooks, Lines,. Rods,. Bo«]s fof TROUT FISHING. Fall and complete assortnt^hlTof GENERAL HARDWARE, CEO. DENTON. - ; WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, kv ■ IRONMONGER. jTj • - Wellington. The colonial barbed wire g fLimited.] ,~ : ' Patent'3-baib(d fTirti Agent-O. S. yrVDALRYMPLEIstafionSM Inaurance Agetit, Afwterton., 1U • ;NO. 1, , • NO.J. 28 claim per cwt. .SSchs. per cwt 17 chiwrcwt «opertoa atpfftoit This Wireobtained the highest' official 5,*?™..?' the Christchuroh International Chrhlnvii and Ntujear,Cards, 1882-83, „ ,H. B.ULLIE, ' ™?, 0l i er ' Stationer, and News Agent, CUBA.STREET,; WELLINGTON HAS EECEIVKB a largo supply of the above CARDS, including Hildeatenner and Fwl W. and Raphael Tuok'g PRIZE CARDS. ;
BY ROYAL Mft LETTERS fjjgf PATENT LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP. " ■ ■ AND ' SCAB SPECIFIC. (A NON-POISONOUS CHEMICAL . ' ; FLUID)., Highest Award, Melbourne International iT% Exhibition,: Rat Degree of' Merit AdelaiJe Exhibition, Highesf Award Gold Modal, N,Z. Inter. Exhibition. AFTER five years trial this NEW NONPOISONOUS DIPPING FLUID' is now nuwiiU, admitted to be the'bestever introduced. Its great superiority over other matenals consists in its oheapness (costing «than id per sheep); its undoubted omcacy in destroying all ticks, lice, and every insect that infests the Bkins of shoep, or domestic animals, and in its cleanliness, and absolute harmleasness to those concerned m its use. IT MIXES READILY WITH COLD WATER. ONE GALLON WILL MAKE 100 GALLONS OF MILK-WHITE WASH, (lffioa the quantity made by any other NonpoisoiiousDip), SUFFICIENT TO DIP 200 SHEEP, Berng of an oily character, it is highly beneficial to tho growth of the Wool, which it leaves soft,- clean, and bright, without robbing it of tho yolk—its natuial nourish' meat-or leaving it harah and dry, as is the case when alkaline mixtures, such as lime, a j sulphur, or arf ciiical preparations are iißed. It is entirely without the ruinous effects invariably resulting from the use of such materials; it is not only uon-poisonous, hut may bo need internally for worm in tht throat in lambs; it will also effectually cure foot-rot, and scab. To those who dip m full fleeco, this fluid will be found invaluable, for, being of a warm and pro. tectmg character, sheep will not oatch cold, A, though dipped in the depth of winter; ' • Oni ? station it will be found invaluable as a Healing WasH for all wounds, /It is a Mrbain cure for Mange, Ringworm, and all Bkm diseases which animals are aubjeot to«
ior Full Particulars, Local Tetlimonialt, ' d'C., apply toMurray, Roberts and Co, WELLINGTON, Or to the Local AgentsrM. CASELBERG- AND CO,, XfiSTKKTON AND GREYTOW.N, H.PETERSEN, (Late Parks and Petehben.) ROOT <fc SHOEMANUFACJLTJRER AND IMPORTER, Next Club Hotel, BEGS to return his sincere thauka la vbo patronage accorded to bia firm, sad hopes by attending to the wauts of his ustomers to receive a continuaHce of the ame, ; Workmanship and Fit Guaranteed. A LABGE STOCK ALWA* S ON HAND TO CHOOSE FHOM Repairs neatly executed. H. PETERSEN, LOOT 4ND SHOE MANUFACTURER MASTKRTON, TE ARO BOOT & SHOE WAREIIO USM, H. D. EDWARDS, IN thanking hi» friends and the publw generally for past favors, withes to notify that by the aid of manufacturing machinery and good workmen, he is tible to manufacture BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS. aa cheap, for quality aa any houße in town, Cricketing Shoes made in Canvas or Browa Calf. A new and varied assortment of imported Goods kept in stock good and cheap. Tho Trade Supplied with Leather, Unpen, and Grindery. ' f Not® the Address— TE ARO iJOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, MAMBKE3-BIBBET, WAIPODA OTEAM T?LOUE, & AATMEAL, uTEAM XLOUR, kVwffi MILLS. ON SALE by the Undersigned, wh(> hops to receive a share of public support: ' Superfine Silk Dressed Floor Wheaten Meal, Seconds, Pollard' Bran ' Oatmeal, Meal Seeds, .Corn Dust, &o. BACON dc~WKI(JLEY
We ire ilio PURCHASERS of. WHEAT;, OATS, dto.,' or'cah SUPPLY nil dejcriptionr of BUILDING MATERIAL n EXGHMGB, for GRAIN. Wheat or Oats Griiited 8t Cunent Ritei.. 'OAT-CRUSHING Machinerj specially import-id, which cruihel Oats in a manoer ttpirior to , any other • machine in the district. Now in °vorlna| < order. ; V; . / ■-'[ _ ■
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1255, 15 December 1882, Page 4
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