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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1322, 8 March 1883, Page 4

,«1. & T. MEEK, jIyTILLEBS & GRAIN MERCHANTS, LYJ- Oamard and WeuiKoion, ,i Flout, Oatn\4al, Wheat, Oats, and Bailoy always on lmiid, and 1 beat' Calcutta Corn Sacks -and; ; Twine •: San pies' of • Grain by post will reco ve prompt attention. 1 , Wellington .Office and Mill—Manners-sfc. 1295 HUNTER'S PIONEER BATHROOMB- - BATHS ready at all tours of; the; day; ; Hot' and Cold "Water laid on. t . .j&i requisites fur the' bath and toilet! provided;' PRlCES—Single' Bath Is j quarterly, 1 A TRIAL' INVITED. .. BY ROYAL MS ™ ERS j '' ' .. PATENT: LITTLE'S SHEEF DIP. : AND," SCAB SPECIFIC. (A NON-POIBONOUS CHEMICAL " FLUID), - 1 Highest Award, Melbourne International-' iv i * Exhibition,'; • First Degree of Merit Adebilo Exhibition, - Highest Award Gold Medal, N.Z. Inter! Exhibition, ], ■/ v ;> kial tow'NEW tfoN J\. POISONOUS dipping fluid; t now universally admitted tobe the best ever,. introduced. Its Rreat superiority over other, materials consists in its obeapness (coiling i less than Jd per; sheep) its undoubted eftcaoy in destroying all tick Jice. aad:ovenr insect that infeets of isheep' : t or domestid anim% and in its oleanlkew;. and absolute harmlessness to those, con.;!' eerned m its use. IT MIXES READILY WITH COLD • ' . WATER. ; . ONE . GALLON '. WILL GALLONS 1 OP MILK-WHITE WASH, (Twice the quantity made by any other „„„ poisonous Dip), SUFFICIENT TO DIP 200 BHEEP, Being of an oily character, it is highly' beneficial to the growth-of the Wool, which it leaves soft, clean, and bright,! .without: robbing it of tho yolk—its natuial nourish*, ment-or leavins.it harsh and dry, as is th» , oaß , e ™ e ji &lk&hne mixtures','such 1 as lima and sulphur, or arsenioal preparations ut" used. ; It is entirely'without the,ruinous', effects invariably resulting from the'use.of • such materials; It is not only non-jioißonous, but may be usod internally for worm in' the throat m lambs j .it will also effectually curb : foot-rot, and scab.; .To. those,who nip in full fleece, this fluid will be found invaluable, lor, being of a warm and. ipro. tectmg character, sheep will not catch bold, < though dipped in the depth of winter. •; "■ ;■ On-a station it will bo.found invaluable < #8 a Healing Was'v for a(l wounds. It is a . certain cure for Mange,' Ringworm, and all bkm diseases which animals are subject to. lor Full Particulars,, Local Teslimonialt, lie., apply to— Murray, Roberts and Co., WELLINGTON, Or to tho Local Agents— ■ M. and Co„. Mastbrton ,aj»d G'rextown, M 827 H. PETERSEN, „ (Late Parks axi> BOOT 4 SHOE MAN OTA Cl URER A.ND IMPORTER, Next Club Hotel; BEGS to return his sincere thanks le thepatronago accorded to his firm,, and hopes by attending to the wants of hisustomers to receive a continuance of the Workmanship and Fit Guaranteed. A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND ' TO CHOOSE FROM| ' : ; Ropairs neatly. executed. H. PETERSEN, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER MASTJSRTON. SON,' ■ watchmakers, jewellers 'anb OPTICIANS : (Uhder the Ci-ock,) ' ' LAMBTON QUAY,- .. . '■ /pO Hand, a Larok Aseorimrnt of FirstJL Oiass GOLD and Sib VMI WATCHES. Iho Newest Designs in Gold and Silver Jewellery. -Half Hoop and Single Stone■ Diamond Kings. Spcctuclos, Eye Shades, and lolders fitted to all sights. COUNTRY ORDEItiwiECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. TIVERPOOL ANI) LONDON AND Jj GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, Established 1838, Tlm attention of the~;publio is called to th ' following points; 1. The Lumlixi of the. Company UiNIiIUITED. •' , ,; The Reports and Accounts of the vea1630show, ;;..' . ■ Net Fire Premiums for the year..£1.069,5?S Cupital paia 245,616 General Reserve Fire Re-inaurance q F ™V' - 1,500,606 d. iho Company is empowered by varioui Acts of Iho- Jll* perial Parliament and by separate Acts of-the Legislature of New South Wales, Victoria', South Australia Xasmania, New Zealand, and Queensland—a feature which belongs to no other Insui - : anoe Company. ' .4. The large resour«es of the Compant should impress the public with a feeling of Secobity, the main desideratum in seekim for insurance. EDWARD PEARCE, . Agent Welling T. C, D'Akoy, Maaterton, ' f 'X • ' Ri R. Amisteono, Carterton 1 ! • A. L. Webster, Grevtown. , . E. O'Neale, Featbersteu, ' ; NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF- - NEWZEALAND. ' . t ;; GAPITAIi, £1,009,000; Paid Up, £60,0001 f Reserve' Fund, £80,000: Re-insuranc* Reserve Fund, £28,000 j' Losses'jpaid in years, £361,368,' : " 1-».w R. BRUCE WALLACE, MABTEIITON AGENTS—.LOWIis AND lORNS. THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOOIATION OF AUSTRALASIA, (LQIIXED). i'' ir: T 'v ' "'(• Ebtabushed 1869. HEAD OFFICE: Temple; Chambers; Fes- : ' therston-at., Wellington. Resident Secretary- THOMAS SWAIN, ; < ■ GEORGE YOUNG, • Travelling Agent, Maaterton, 1124 ■