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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2211, 4 February 1886, Page 3

Anmseiiumfcs. TO-NIGHT.!! mHEATKE ROYAL, X ' icsscc (?. Colicr. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, 4TH & stii. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT of the celebrated English conjurer, CAPTAIN ST. JOHN, in his marvellous entertainment of CLAIRVOYANCE ESCAMOBAGE PRESTIDIGITATION. The Evening Press of Tuesday speaking of this gentleman's performance says " In the courso of tho evening Captain St. John submitted a number of capital tricks —one or two comparatively new, some rather old—and Bucccedcd iii keeping the spectators thoroughly mystified, transmutating a variety of objects, producing a whole ilowor and vegotablo garden out of an apparently empty hat, and peforming other wonderful things with a degree of ease and dexterity that was simply aggravating to tho uninitiated." Doors open at. 7.30. Curtain at 8 aharp. Popular Prices—h, 2s, and 3s. m H E A T RE AO YAL~. JL Lessee G. Coker. One Night Only! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Mr A. A. TOONNELL, In his Grand Exhibition of FANCY & TRICK BICYCLE RIDING. Champion Bicyclist of Australasia. The most daring and apparently impossible feats ever attempted. Acknowledged by the Press to be tho most skilled equilibrist of the day. Popular prices Is, 2s, and 3s. "210 GEASS SSSDS. = BASS SEEDS, V[JE HAYIi ON iSALK—--1000 Sackfi of Poverty Bay and Canterbury PereMiiaUtyo Grass wi l\e«r Stm 'ivs Seed, cut from oM pastures. 200 H J;s of Cocksfoot at 4|d per lb. Samples of tho above now on view at our Store, Arrived per S.S. TONGARIRO--0 Tons of Clovers and Fescues. Prices and Humplc, s on mru-cd. lICABELBER6I CO, CO-OPERATIVE STORES,

MASTERTOX & GREYTOWN. m DIPPING SEASON, 18SG. PEACOCK'S nm m », £3 per 1,000 Gai.i.oxs, IS the Best, Cheapest, and Most Lasting in its effects for Lice, Tides, and Scab. The wool of tlio sheep dipped with Peacock's Lubricant Dip fetched a high price in the London sales this season, and was reported on by the London bwkors as being of a good, useful description, in excellent condition. This Dip is becoming a universal favorite, and tlioso who try it once always use it again. Caution-Sdo that the Dip is well stirred up, according to printed directions on each tin. The following are a fow of the testimonials received Martou, October 18th, 1884. David Peacock, Esq., Homewood. Deau Sill.—l have examined several flocks of slietip that have been dreiiHcd in your new Dip, and have much pleasure in testifying to its efficacy ia destroying both ticks and llcflj It is also moßt beneficial to the wool, leaving it beautifully white and soft. I am, yoursiaiilh'. fully, Robert K. Simpsos; Inspector of Sheej . Bonny Qlon, Rangitikei, August 30th, 18f j4. D, Peacock, Esq.-, Jforton, Dear Sih.-I this year tried your dij, an d found it very, efficacious for lice und tio'ss, It is much cheaper than any oUier I e\v r used and leaves the wool and skin beautiful' |y w hito atd soft, without staining.-.Yours trv' iy, JN'<x P. Lew bridge. EosoliiU,'/September 27, th, 1884. Mr Peacock, Dear Sir.—We dipped our sir cep in March last with your dipu>ig mixture, and found it toaußwer well, all the I'ice and ticks, leaving the wen;; "beautifully syf w i,it Cj ftn j oily, and cleansing the skin. Our sheep wore very lousy dipping,'but at present data are pwfyjtly free from lies and ticks, H. £ K. K. Johnston. Ifu shy Bank, Rangitik c i, August 4th. To Jfc.IVjACOCK, Dead Sin,—Having season, I beg to testify to its tliorough eilicioncy in k) ,ling tiexs mid their <?f leaving the wool w.itifully white, srjft, uW, oilv, and thoroughly cJ'eansing the skin, • A'ffiirsr Frederick, juu. Bellovua, Rangitikei, September 18th. Mb Peacock,- _ Dkah_ Sm-Your Dip has given me evory satisfaction, it kills all lico and ticks, is lading ui its 'oftcets, gives the wool a good gloss, and dew no { fl tain, It is also considerably cheaper than any other dip I have hitherto used, Jajiks Johnston.

Km .gitikei Junction, Bonny Glen, Sep,, Ist. Peacock,— ! JEAIt Silt,—Your dip is by fur the best and icapest I liavc ever used. It does not stain or J.nake the wool dry and harsh, like many of the English dips, but puts on a beautiful gloss, and cleanses away all filth, killing all insect life, and is lasting in its eifect. Daniel Stevens, Woodlands, NovembcrSrd, 1885. Mb Peacock, Dear Sin. - Your Dip has given ine satisfaction, and I intend to use it this year. Groveloy, 10th December, 1885. Mr Peacock, Dear Sib. —I;liavo much pleasure in testifying to the efficiency of your dip in killing lice and ticks. I am now shearing, and the sheep are very freeof vermin. Ales. Mcßoth, Feildiug, 12th April, 1885. Messrs Halcomiie & Siirehwill, Gentlemen.—l find the dip, known as Peacooks, after a fair trial, a certain destroyer of insect life, ono sh r .ep, with eighteen months wool, being badly infected with lice. The oniy difference made between that particular sheep and tho remainder was giving it oxtra timo in the tank. It abo leaves tho wool soft, and without the stain-you so often seo left by other dips. I proposo dipping tho remainder'of Mr Wrey's flock this month, and trust you will reserve mo sufficient for three thousand sheop. I am, gentlemon, yours faithfully, John Saxon, Manager for Mr Vrey. Agents : Messrs Levin & Co,, Wellington ; Meßsis T.J. Maling & Co., Christchurch ; Messrs Hardy & Sidey, Napier; Messrs BarnesHiggle, Wanganui; Messrs Stevens & Gorton, Bulls, Palmerston, and Woodville; Mesßra Halcombe & SWwill, Peildingj -Meßßffl Watt & Jones, Marton; Mr Robert Whittem, Manutahi, Tamaki j, Mr G. Franklin, 'ftjwkinß,, ", ; ' ~ ; Messrs Lowes & loam, \ 2204 ''" , MWWrto'h. .