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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2210, 3 February 1886, Page 3

Amusements. mHEATRE ROYAL, JL lessee Q, Gobr. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, 4th & STH, SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT of the celebrated English conjurer, CAPTAIN ST. JOHN, in Jiis marvellous entertainment of CLAIRVOYANCE ESCAMOBAGE PRESTIDIGITATION. Tho Evening Press of Tuesday speaking of this gentleman's performance nays - "Inthe couraoof the evening Captain St. John submitted ammiborof capital tricks —one or two comparatively now, sumo -rather old—and succeeded in keeping tho spectators thoroughly mystified, transmittating a variety of objects, producing a whole flower and vegetable gardon out of an apparently empty hat, and poforming other wonderful tilings with a degreo of ease and dexterity that was simply aggravating to the uninitiated." Doors open at 7.30. Curtain at 8 sharp, Popular Prices—ls, 2s, and 3s. 2210 Theatre ROYAL. Lessee G, Coker. One Ni»• ht Only! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Mr A. A. oioMELt, In his Grand Exhibition of FANCY & TRICK BICYCLE RIDING. Champion Bicyclist of Australasia. The most daring and apparently impossible feats over attempted. Acknowledged by the Press to be tho most skilled equilibrist of tho day, Popular prices Is, 2s, and 3s. 2210 C-EASS SBKDS. SSAS3 SHEDS, IOT HAA'IS OS SALE--1000 Sacks of Pmxvty Bay and Canterlmry Perennial Rye Grass Kivd. New Sr:iß'>n'3 Seed, cut from old pastures. 200 of Cocksfoot at <Hd ] jet lb. Smnples of ino abovo now on view at our Store.

To arrive porS.S. ARAWA—--6 Tons of Clovers and I'escucs. Prices ml Samples on arriml. M. CABELBERG & CO., CO-OPERATIVE STOKES, MASTERTOX & GREYTOWN. 2207 DIPPING SEASON, 188 C. PEACOCK'S ■ WCM SHEEP. DIP, £3 per 1,000 Gallons, IS tho Best, Cheapest, and Most-Lasting in its effects for Lice, Ticks, and Scab. Tho wool of tho sheep dipped with Peacock's Lubkicant Dip fetched a high price in tho London sales this season, and was roported on by tho London brokers as being of a good, useful description, in excellent condition, This Dip is becoming a universal favorite, and those who try it once always use it again.

Caution.-Sob that tho Dip is well stirred up, according to printed diroctioiiß on oach tin. The Mowing aro a fow of the testimonials recoivcd Mnrtou, October 18th, 1881 David Peacock, Esq,, Homcwood. Deah Sill.—l lmvo examined several flocks of shcop that have been dressed in your new Dip, and lmvo much ploasnro in testifying to its efficacy in destroying both ticks and lico. It is also most beneficial to tho wool, leaving it beautifully white ami soft. I am, yours foiihfully, Robert K. Smrsos, Inspector of Sheep. lioyoy Glen, Rangitikoi, August 35th, 188-1. J). Pkacock, Esq., Marton. Deah Siii.—l this year tried jour dip, and found it very' efficacious for lice anil ■ ticks, It iB much cheaper than any other I over used, and leaves tho wool and Btm beautifully white atd soft, without Btainhig.—Yours truly, •/NO. 11.I 1 . LETHWIIDOK, Ros.ohill, Septcmbor 27th, 188-L Mr Peacock, DEAU SUU-WO dipped our sheep iu March last with your dipping mixture, and found it to answer well, killing all tho lico red ticks. leaving tho wool beautifully'soft, white, and oily, and thoroughly cleansing the skin. Ooi Bbcepwero very lousy dipping but at preset datt are perfectly free from, lice and ticks. K\ & It, E. JOf'.KliTQ'.v, Bushy Bank. Kaugitikoi. August m To Mr Pkacock, Deak Sin,-Having uwd your flip this season, I to testify to its thorough efficiency m killing ticks and theiijcp, leavin-g tho wool beantudlly white, sojt, and oiiy, and thoroughly clowpig the skin. . Auouht I'rbiiv:riuk, jun, hellovuo, iiiwgitikei, September 18th. Mn Peacock^Dkah Siii,—Your Dip has given mo evory satisfaction, It kills all lice and ticks, is lasting in its effects, gives tho wool a good gloss, and does uot stain. It is ulao considerably cheaper than auy otkr dip I have hitherto uac( '- James Johnston. Rangilikoi Junction, Bonny Glen, Sep,, Ist. Mn Peacock,Dear Sin.--Your dip is by 'far the best and cheapest I litivc ever used. It does not stain or make the wool dry and harsh, liko many of the English dips, but puts oua beautiful gloss, and cleanses away all filth, killing all insect Ufa. and is lasting in its effect, Daniel Stevens. ' Woodlands, NovemberM, 1885. Mb Peacock, Dkah Silt, -Your Dip has given mo satisfaction, and I intond to uso it this year.

Grovoloy, 16th December, 1885. Mb Peacock, Dkah Bin.—l/havo much ploasurom testifying to the efficiency of youi dip in killing lico and ticks. I nm now shearing, and tho sheep aro very free of vermin. AtEX. Mcßoth, Feildiuy, 12th April, 1885. Messrs Haicomm; k Siusuwm. Gentlemen*.—l find tho dip, known iw Peacocks, nftor a fair trial, a cortain dostroyer of insect life, one sh.vop, with -eighteen months wool, being badly infected with lice, Tho only difference njjuto botween that particular sheep and tho remainder was extra time in tho V*ok. It ft so loiivon the wool soft, and without the stain you so ofton neo loft by other dips. I proposo dipping tho remainder of Mr Wroy's flock this month, and trust you will roeorvo mo Hfifliciont, for throo thousand Bhcop, I am, yours, faithfully, ■ Joun Saxon, Manaijurfor Mr Wrey. AoEKEfMessrs Levin & Co., Wellington ; Messtß.T. J. Maling & Co., Christclwcli.; Messrs Hardy & Sidey, Napier; Messrs Unrnes & Hiijgio, Wanganui; MesßraStevcnß & Gorton, Bulls, Palmorshm, aildAVoodville; Messrs Halcombo- & Shorwill, Foilding; Messrs. - Watt' & JonoU, fctQi) i, Mr Robert Whitta, Manutahi, Taranaki; Mr G. Franltlm, Turakim. . .> v 2204 ' . Maatorioii. •