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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2270, 14 April 1886, Page 4

iMl'b'.E HOTEL, fkatherston. (Opposite Railway Station). JAMUS SMITH, PROPRIETOR. mHE best acconvnodation in the disX trict. Wines an of the first quality. Horses and Buggies always or. hire. 1963 THE MARQUIS OF NORMANBY HOTEL, CARTERTON. ONE of the most commodious and host appointed hotels in the Wairarapa, is now in the hands of. that well-known public caterer '' ... R BUCKERIDQE,. . Who wouldbc'glad.to sec all his old patrons and as many.new, ones as may make it convenient to call. \ ;■ The culinary, department' is first-class, and tho wines,; Veers, and .spirits are of the very best quality obtainable. ■ Billiard Table: QLUII jiHTEL :.l ASTKiaUV v / The Propriof sr of the above old and ;cstablishmentvbegs to thank .- tile-inhabitants of'/Mastortpn ami the s'urr;. rounding districts, as also the travelling public for'the large measure ,of support ;■ hitherto., 'givcii;-raiid' bogs irespectfully to - state that provements, in'cccorditncc with the pro- ' gross of the place, as .also the growing requirements of the trade, have been made. • ' ■" ' The Culinary Department i 3 a3 usual, - first-class. ' . Wines, Beers,- Spirits, and other liquors are each and all of the very-best Quality/. f ' " v ";.U; The Billiard Room, which is provided n fi th; piVo .0 f.!Aicock 's-;fi rst-:c](iss - ta Mes, A\at been .refurnished in the most elegant manner. ih '■ . Proprietor. TIIE WHITE HART HOTEL, CARTERTON. W. BISHOP, I'UOI'IIIETOR. ¥1) HAS much pleasuro.in in- , J}, forming his friends and the ' public in.genera!, that he has taken pos- ■ session of the above well-known building .. in Carterton, lately under the proprietor- -.. i-hipofMr Robert.Elijotte,'and that the LIQUORS AW SOU) will defy ' ; competition for Genuineness and Purity. Well-furnished Private Hitting and Bed Room. The Cnlirimi Arran'iments are V under the Propridorhlmmcdkic Supervision. fiamjile Rooms- for ■ .Commercial Travellers in the Centre oi th?, Town. - ' Goon Staiium; anr Paddocks. A C,ui meets the trains.from the City. 'WILLIAM T. PEACOCK, BUILDE iiO?ITRAGTOR '. MAHTi'iiiTON, - ESTIMATES GIVKF. 1082 DIPPING SEASON, 183fi. peacock's. £3 i'i'.it 1,090 .Gauoxs, ' TS the Best. Cheapest, and Most Lasting in its effects for Lice, Ticks, and Scab. ' ■ ■ The wool of the sheep clipped with Peacook's I.uiiniCAxr Dir fetched a high - price in the London sales this season, and wis reported on by the London brokers its 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. ' ■ Caption.—Sen that the; Dip is; well stirred up, according to printed directions on each tin. ... f i The. following are a few of the tcsti-. 'jinbriiais received '■ Jlartoh.-Oc'tbliprlStli, ISS4. . DATtri Peacock, Estj,,- Hoiii'ewooiL i)KAI! Sit;.—l have 1 exriir.inod several flock's of slictji t!:at have been drcssett iff your new 'Dip,-;.aiul-.have much ]fe.-iii:'e in testifying to ...... its'efflcftcy.in ...destroying -both, ticks ami lice. ! .It is a'.Mmoit i>.::u.:lo»l to the vuol, leaving it beautifully wli'it'a ii.itd.. soft"; I am, yours.!,tith-

P.OPBT K. SiMPSOX, Inspector of .Sfiepp. Ronny Glen, I'.r.rnitikei, August SO.tlij ISB.J. 1). I'K.H'or;:, li- [., Mar-ton. . Dkais Si:!.—l this year trie.! yov.r dip, anil ." found it Very efficacious for lice rir.d ticks,. It >tw;muc)yclira|i!!r'.tliiiiv ■finy'. ptlier'' I iiver vised,: Vvjnd,leaves ■tlic:\v"oor aiiii skin-beKtitifiiily whito atd soft, without stainiim.- Yours truly, J NOi '■ P. .'LE'THBRJ DOE;.- ; .i?/,''. Rcsckill, September27tb, IS3I. . ! ; "Mr PEACOCK,.. D:~:ak Siii.—'We dipped our s'.icep i:i March . last :with;;ypur;dippiny. inix tuvc,; and. found it. ..to auswer -.veil, killing all t!:e- !ici -niid ticks, leaving the wool beautifully soft, white, and oily, : n ud : : t li'oro uvihiy. ■ cleansirigr t iie.rakiiv;:;.Ou r sheep rac very louiy (iippin.', but at present ' •. datt\are'-.perifec t ly- 'f ri; e'-f ro iri,,lic.6 and' ticks':.' ■li. & R. E. Johxstox. • . Il'jnliy Bank, liaiigitikei, August -itlj. \<To Mr I'sa'cosk, ''"j: '. Dkah Having used, your dip- this season, I beg to testify to it? thorough efficiency 1 : in killing ticks ami tkeiregs;?, leaving the wool beantifailv softjiiiid oily, and thoroughly cleansing the skin. '' s . ,• Arouaj.riiEnprai.-jun;' Jie'levuo, Kangitikei,.' ; Sep.£eihlii'f -18tlr, Mn Peacock Dkau'. fin:. —Ycur Dip lias given trie every ;■ .rEatisfaction/;. : Jt- kills alllice- and ti'cka,; ;is. .'last: ng in'its '.eflcctij, .gives, the." wnola goojl.. gloss; 'and does, not stain. It is also considerably cheaper than any other dip I. have hitherto ;Kuscd;|;..."James Joiixsjox. : -i.liaiigitikei.Junction, Bonny Glen, Sep., Ist.. Ml! I'kacoc;;,Dfaii .Si;:,—Your dip is by far tlio test and /■.cheapest: I; havic ever used. It does not stain or . make the wool dry and har.--h, like many of >: the English.dips, but. puts on a beautiful gloss; ■ and cleanses aw;;y all lilt!:, .killing, all insect life, a:;d isjnsting in its eiFeet. '.. ■ '. i)AXir.l, Stkvkxs.. : 1 ■■ Woodlands, Xoveinberiitd, 18?5. Mk Peacock,* ■ ■ DkahS!!!. -Your Dip has given me satisfaction; and I intend to U'-e it this year.. ' j '.Groveley, Ititli December, jSSi), j Mn Peacock, .. ■■■'Deah Siit.'~r ; |iavc ing td'they: efflcieiicy- .pf'.youi;'. l'ico'i? and ticks;;;i jNitf now shearing, and the-sheep' • ore very treeof vermin. .. Aux.Meßetii. • " Fvilding, 12th April, ISSS. j MessrsHalcomi)f;& SmiEiiwir,i,. ; /l GEXTI.ESIEX.--I find the dip, known as Pea- | cocks, after a fair trial, a certain destroyer of insect life, one sh'.ep, with eighteen months wool, being badly infected with lice. Tho only . difference made between that particular sheep ' &nd the remainder was giving it extra time in I tho tank. It aso leaves tho wool soft, and ■without the stain you so often see left by other, dips, I propose dipping the remainder of Mr. "VYroy'a flock this month, and trust you.will reBerveme sufficient ■ for : three thousand sheep. I am, gentlemen, yours faithfully, ~. ■ l .'' John .Saxox, ' Matatjer for Mr Wrey. Agents : Messrs Levin & Co,, Wellington ; Messis T. J. Muling & Co., Ohristcliurcli; Messrs Hardy & Sidey, Napier; Messrs Barnes & Hisgie, Wanganui; Messrs Stevens & Gorton, Bulla, Palmerston, and Woodvillu; Messrs Halcombe & Sherwill, Feildin«; Messrs Watt & Jones, Marion; Mr Robert Wliittein, Manutahi, Taranaki; Mr G. Franklin, Turakina. Messrs Lowes & lorns, 204 Masterton. ARTHUB'VVRBBURTOPi, & CO, Stock and Siiakeiirokers, Land, Estate, Fixaxcial, axdGkxekai, Comjiissios Agents, Liiasov Qvay, Wmmnmos.