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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1647, 29 March 1884, Page 1

HALL OF COMMERCE! HALL OF COMMERCE !! OWEN, SGHRODER AND GOIPY, MH.QT RFQPFPTFIII I V thank their numerous customers and the public geneIYIUO I nLur LU Ir U LLI IIALLY FOR PAST PAYORS; AND BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT AS THEY ARE NOW STOCK-TAKING-! EVERY ARTICLE IN THEIR DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT! WILL BE SOLD TO Cash Customei ;C;A English Cost Price!! TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEin, O'6LONIAL AND FOREIGN IMPORTATIONS FOR THE WINTER SEASON! WINTER SEASON ! |S*REMEMBER—AND COME EARLY, AS THE WHOLE OP OUR PRESENT STOCK iTMUST BE SOLD! OWEN, SCHRODER AND 00.

Paperhangings! PAPERHANGINGS! PAPERHANGINGS! BEFORE having your Rooms Re-papered, you aro invited to call and Inspect the NEW ESTHETIC PATTERNS, with Dados and Borders Complete, at the FORESTERS' HALL PAINT, SCRIM, AND PAPERHANGING DEPOT, G. COKER PROPRIETOR, Rooms Re-Papered on the Shortest Notice! GLASS Cut to any size, from an 8 x lO to a4O X 60, Frames and Sashes Re-Glazed. Estimates given and Material Supplied for Any Branch of IFori in the Trade, GEORGECOKER • PAINTER & PAPERHANGER, Forestem' Hall Masierton, 1576 OVER £2,500 WORTH OF Best tweeds, fancy coatings, SERGE, AND BEST SUPERFINE BLACK CLOTH TO SELECT FROM ! GEORGESdiT AND CO, TAILORS, Athenamm Buildings, Wellington, BEST TWEED SUITS..£4 10a. TROUSERS, from £llOB. SERGE SUITS £3 10fl; 161. NEW BOOKS. STANDARD BOOKS. LYON AND BLAIR, BOOKSELLERS WELLINGTON, BEG to draw the attention of their country customers to the undermentioned New and Standard Books. The Books listed here are among tho most popular ol the season. A copy of our "■ Monthy Review" containing a list of most of the modern books will bo supplied on application, NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS! Vice Versa, or a Lesson to Fathers By 1)', Anstcy, 3s Gd cloth gilt, by post 4s 2d, Life on the Mississippi, By Mark Twain, 2a fid Picture Boards by post 3s 2d The Prince and the Pauper, By Mark Twain. 2s Gd Picture Boards, by post 3s 2d, Land Nationalisation, its Necessity and its Aims- ' Being a comparison of the system of Landlord and Tenant with that of occupying ownership in their influence on tho wellbeing of the people, by Alfred Russell Wallace, third edition, With appendix on the Nationalisation oE House Property Is 3d, by post Is Bd. Progress and Poverty. An Inquiry into the Cause of Industrial Depression, and of iucrease of want with increase of wealth,—The remedy by Henry 1 George, Is 3d, by post Is lOd, Of High Degroo. A Story by Charles Gibbon; 2s Gd ' Picture Boards, by post 3s 4d, All Sorts and Conditions of Mon. By Walter Besanfc, 2s O'd Piciure Boards, by posh 3s 4d. A Fool's Errand. By one of the Fools, 2s Picture l Boards, by post 2s 8d A Short History of tho English People By John Richard Green, with Maps and Tables, 10s 6d. Business • By James Piatt, la 3d, by post Is 8d MONEY—By James Piatt, Is 3d, by post la Bd, Jones's English System of Sookkeep\ng For Schools. 4s, by post 4s 3d. Ruled Books, adapted to Jones's Engn liph System of Book-keeping, 2s fid the set, ' by post 3s. Sankey's Hymns, with and without Music, in various bindings, and all prices, s Lett's Diaries for 1884, Pocket, HouseB bold, Commercial, &c., a great variety of bindings, and at all prices. Christmas Sards Of every conceivable stylo and design, from 14 to 12a Gd each, i , Selections carefully mado for Customers i.; residing in the country, i, Presbyterian Hymn Books. Ancient and Modern Hymn Books. y . The Land Question, With special reference to New Zealand, by Roy, James MacGregor, Is. by post Is Id I t3"Special advantages offered to Committees of Libraries and Mechanic's Institutes who are anxious to make additions in j the shape of Standard Literature, Lyon and Blair, j ) Booksellers and Stationers, News Agents, Piintcrs and Lithographers, Bnokbinj ders, Die Sinkero, 4c, . V-UwroNQUAY mimrn

DIPPING SEASON, 1884. THIS SPECIAL IMPROVED GLYCERINE DIP, SOLUBLE IN COLD WATEJB, THIS KON POISONOUS DIP is unrivalled for thecompleto DESTRUCTION oE TICKS, LICE, and PARASITES of every description infesting the SKIN of Sheep, Lambs, Cattle, and other animals, It has gained the highest reputation, for it possesses the double advant'go of simultaneously repelling contagion and cleansing the skin from fiUh, IT DOES NOT DISCOLOR THE WOOL or act injuriously upon the natural Yolk of same, but Feeds the Fleece, maintains the natural Lustre, and wonderfully promotes its Growth. The great risk incurred by introducing newly purchased stock amongst healthy animals already on the runs may be entirely avoided by using this DIP, This DIP is not a cheap chemical fluid, but a blend of ingredients (Glycerine being one) which all tend to benefit the Aaimal and the Wool, and these ingredients are mixed by new powerful steam machinery, so that a thorough consistency is alwaye obtained. One dipping with this Dip (in mid fleece) to our directions, will save tbo greatest inconvenience of dipping twice, as is the case with other dipj. Also applicable for Footroi and the Maggot My. Sold in Drums—2olb (two gallojs), 501b (five gallons), 1001b (ten gallons), 5s per gallon in single drums. A considerable reduction made on larger quantities for large flocks, See Price Lists, obtainable from Agonts. Among the. hundied.ii of Testimonials we have received LAST SEASON for this Glycerine Dip, we select the following lea, Tinui, Whareama, Mastcrton, Jan 22, 1884. Mes»rs Kbull & Co., Wellington (r.gentß for the Glycerine Dip), Dear Sirs—l have much pleasure in stating that tho Glycerine Dip you supplied me with has given saiistaction, and I consider that if used according to the directions given that it ut a cute for scab. Some 30 sheep picked by Mr Inspector Drummond and dipped in his presence were experimented on about 20 days after dipping, Mr Shoop Inspector Yallance examined these sheep and found all but three cured. A second dip was then given, and, after an interval of .about 15 days, I find all are perfectly cured, The niixlure was used COLD. Strength, one part dip to 20 parts water; the sheep being kept in about one ininnte. The wool is in good order, I send you samples of lambs' wool which received two dippings, (Signed) THOMAS MACKAY, Manager for Rev J. O, Andrew, P.S.—You are welcome to make use of the above statement. N.B.— I Tiiongli wo do not guarantee the cure of Scab with cold water, this testimonial shows the extraordinary efficacy of the Glycerine Dip, even under those circumstances and as the two blieep Inspectors were present, a thorough test would bo obtained. T. <fc H, Froja Purvis Russell, Esq,, of Woburn-Hatron, Wa i pukurai, Hawko's Bay, New Zeal an d and of Wairoch, Milnahort, Warroch, Milnahort, N. 8., August 12th, 1882. Messrs Tomukson and Hayw.«d, Lincoln, Loudon. rVnUcmcn,—l have much pleasure in recommeuding your Glycerine Dip to the Flock masters of New Zealaud, I have used it myself in tne co'.ony for the lfl3t seven or eigot ycais, where the best results have been obtaiucJ, and also on my Hill Flook hero for several years-villi equal success I have no hesitation in pronouncing it—either for promoling tho gi'owlh of the Wool, deitroyihg Tic';s, curing 3cab, protection against wet and cold, or othenvi >c imp;-ovug the general health and condition of the animal—superior to any other applicjlion yet discovered, I shall Uc glad to h-v.r that your Mr Hay ward's visit to the colony may lead to an extensivo use of your Glycerine Dip throughout New Zealand. I am, dear Sirs, Yours respectfully, (Signed) PUItVIS RUSSELL. Wool dipped with tho •' Glycecine Dip " last year at tho N,Z. and A, Land Company's Stud Flock Station realised the highest price in the London market. (Vido Account Sales 1883), ' The twelve fleoccs that obtuined the GOLD MEDAL at the late Sydney Exhibition were dipped in the" Glycerine Dip." The prize pen of Lincoln Sheep (Messrs E. A. and J. A. Thorpe's) at tho late Lincoln April Fair, and Newark Fair, wore dipped with tho " Glycerine Dip." Wool Dipped with the" Glycerine Dip" obtained tho Silver Medal at the late Paris Exhibition. At tho late exhaustive trials of Sheen Dips in Hawke's Bay, the judgos report as fol lowsAt (he second examination, on October 18, we tound the Sheep dipped with Tora!iuson ond Hayward's G'ycerine PfiEß FEOM PAIUSITES, AND WOOL IN GOUD OEDEII, Ac,, Ac. (Vide Hawiie'a Bay Herald, January 5,1884). AGENTS: d, f. McCarthy wairarapa, KRULL & GO WELLINGTON. Sole Manufacturers—TO MtHSON & HAYWAIiD, Agricultural Chemists, Lincoln, England. Plans of Haywanl's Latest Improved Sheep Dipping Baths, with Travelling Gangway to be had'of the several Agents, lOsGd each. 1634

BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! W. P. FELUNGHAM, Has a latpta assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, ■Tint to liaEd. aadisia a position lo supply them at the VERY LOWEST PRICE! ! every offered in Mabteuton or District, A TRIAL SOLICITED. COME & SEE I W. p. FELUNGHAM, Queen .Street, Masterton. 1038 W ILLIAM SELLAK, AGENT FOR Now Zealand Fire and. Marine Insurance Company. New. Zealand Accident Insurance Company. Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy. TEMPLE CHAMBER, MASTERTON

" FACTS" ABOUT HUXLEY, THE TAILOR. HE has served his apprenticeship to the trade, has worked as a journeyman in come first-class shops, lias been a first class foreman cutter for upwards of twenty years in London, Paris/New York, Dublin, and Glasgow, has lately been to London and Melbourne to see the Fashions and improvements in the trade, and has bought a quantity of Goods such as he could not get here. He can make a first class suit in a few days for lOs Ready Money. He has let his old shop, and REMOVED to the Lion Tailoring Establishment (next Messrs Barraud's), Lambton Quay, Wellington, State age, height, occupation, if erect or stooping, measuro chest and' waist over waistcoat, the front seam of coat sleeve, tho inside seam ol trowsers; or Bend an old coat and trousers for size, 1638 IMPERIAL LIVEIIY AflD LETTING STABLES AND CARRIAGE ' FACTORY. : Opposite the Victoria Hotel, Abel Smith Street; and Branch Stables, opposite the Metropolitan hotel, Moleaworth-street, Wellington, N,Z. CARRIAGES, WAGGONETTES, CABS, BUGGIES, Si SADDLE HORSES Always on Mi'©. ; HORSES broken to double' or single harness,' or bought or oxchanfed, Vehicles of all deßcriptiori oh. sale', or built to. order on the shortest notice ■ ! A few second ' hand; carriages,; Buggies: and Phaetons, &e„ to be sold cheap, •, R, SOMERVILLB Proprietor, \