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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1330, 17 March 1883, Page 4

J. & T. MEEK, MILLERS p GRAIN -MERCHANTS, Oamaru and Wellinoton. J r i / Flour, Oatmeal, Wheat, Oats, and Bailey , always on hand, and best Calcutta Com-, Sacks and Twine' Sarrples of Grain by post will reco ve prompt attention. Wellington Olh'ce and Mill-Manners-flt. ' 1295 HUNTER'S PIONEER BATH ROOMS ■' CARTERTON, ■' . (Next Marquis of Normhnbj Hotel.) " BATHS ready at all hours of the day., Hot and Cold Water laid on. All w requisites fur the bath and toilet provided," PBICES-Single Path isj quarterly 1 Ticket as j. agreement. A TRIAL INVITED. BY ROYAL I rLEMERSVf)..;:'*; LITTLE'S SHEEP : W$ - - And":- ••;"/'■;':■; '■ scAß'SjpE<^ia" : ;-?:'' : (A NON-POISONOUS OHEMIOAIi^ .;■• : ' : ' [ ~: vH.uid);' :: : r;; '' Highest Award, Melbourne , .-.-..: Exhibition, •. i::"-r : -,;,',/ First Degree of Ment IdelaiJe Exhibition, Higneßt Award Gold' Medal; N.Z. Inter/ i 'Exhibition; ■ ■'■■Mf>. .' ; '-. AFTER five years trial this NEW-.NOn'J poisonous' dipping fluid: l' now universally admitted to be the.best'ever introduced. Its great Qupenority'overtfther' materials consists ih,its cheapness :{cbsting' less than id per .sheep);.its Undoubted' efficacy in' destroying all.,ticks,;'lice, and every insect that infests the skins'of'-sheep' or domestio animals/and in itsoieanlihessy and absolute. harmlesßness'• to those con. cernediuitsuse. ■ ■■',-" > IT MIXES READILY'WITH COLD WATTO' : . !' : v'' ; '- : . ONE GALLON WILL (.MAKE 100 GALLONS OP UILE-WHITE WASH, (Twice the, quantity made by any other NonSUFFICIENT TO DIP,; 200 SHEEP'. beneficial to, the growth : of theujj it leaves soft, clean; and brii» ment-or'leaving'itharshan'd'dry/aiis'ihe,,; case when i alkaline ■mixtures,' isudtt as'. limb and sulphur, or [arsenical preparations are ■: used. Jt is entirely without the ruinous effects .invariably resulting from the um of such materials.' It is not only non-poisonous, but may be used internally ■'.forworn)iniiho throat in lambs; it .will also effectually cure foot-rot, and scab.,,;,To thoso.who dip in full fleece, this fluid 1 will be'found invaluable, for, being of a warm and 1 protecting character, sheep will not catch cold, though dipped in the depth of winter. i:« On a station it will be found;invaluable as a Healing WaaH for air wounds. 1 ' It is a certain cure for Mange, Ringworm,'and all Skin diseases which animate are subject to. hr Full Particulars, Local. Testimonials, '■'. fa., apply to- ... ,' Murray, Roberts and Co., WELLINGTON, Or to the Local AgentsM. CASELBERG and Co,; Masterton and Gretown. : 1227 H. PETERSEN, (Late Parkei and Petersen.) , BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER, . J Next Club Hotel, BEGS 16 return his sincere thank* lo vhe patronage accorded to bis firm, and hopes by attending to tho wants of his ustomers to. receive a continuance of the amo, : . - x Workmanslrip aiid "iTit Guaranteed. '-' A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND TO CHOOSE FROM, ..:,; Repairs neatly executed. \' H. PETERSEN,/ LOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER MASTERTON.. LITTLEJOHN' WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS AND ■ OPTICIANS, ■ (Undek the Clock,) : ' . LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. mO band, a Larok Assortment 'of FiratJ Class QOLDandSILVER WATCHES. The Newest Desigus nr Gold and Silver lowollery. Half Hoop and Single Stone Diamond Rings. Spectacles, Eye Shadi and Folders fitted to all sights. COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ; ATTENTION. r IYERPOOL AND LONDON .AND j GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1836, The attention of the public is called to th following points: ■ ■ ■:! i-„: 1. The Liability.- of the Company Uklihitbd.,' The Repoots and Accounts of the' yoai 1630 show. . . - : '■'■' - i; '&''.- Net Fire Premiums for theyear..i£l.o69,sC2 Cupital paid up- ..., .... .-,, ;;.,;• 245,610 General Reservo Fire Re-insurance Fund .'., ... ..;i,5(j0,000 3. The Company is empowered by varioui Acts of tbo ! hiiperial' Parliament and by separate; Acts of the Legislature of New South Wales, Victoria,; South Australia' Tasmania, New Zealand, and Queensland—a feature f which belongs to no other Insurance Company. ■4. The largo resources of the Companj should impress the public with a feeling of Security, the main desideratum in seekin; for insurance, -''-'' ■' ;/:;; ''' ' : Proposals for all ch ' r "~" T will be received by ■ ■■;. . .. , EDWARD PEARCE, : ~' ■ Agent Wellingtop T. 0. D'Aeoy, Masterton.: , 11. R. Armstrong, A.L. Webster, Greytown.' '•" ■■ E. O'Nealk. Featberaton. ' ' NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL, £1,000,000-; PaidUp, £50,000) Deserve Fund, £80,000: Re-insurasc* Rescivo Fund, £28,000; Losses paid in years, £361,368. ' R. BRUCE WALLACE, ' , Manager. mastebton Agents— LOWES AND lOfiNS. TnHE ; "NA r TI6NAL'«MUTUAL■' LIFE 1 ASSOCIATION OP AUSTRALASIA, LiMriEDJnow !i:i" ;■,;-,-.■>* »,,":', '.'■'•■■ ~; ..[., Established 1869.' BEAD 1 'OFFIbS: Tempio 'Chambers, iTea--1 ;: ' v .therßtoh-st.,'Wellmgt6ni',:;; EIESIDENT.SEOfiETAKY^'i'HOMAS^WAnj, ■■■■>!.*,.,£ GEORGE \, ~,:." .TravellingAgent,iMertbnf' 1124