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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2527, 17 February 1887, Page 4

'P. NOBLE, Expressman and General Carrier, MASTER/TON. r\ OODS and LUGGAGE.conveyed to VJ ull parts of the District.: 2422 (POISONOUS,) ■Hirai MIXfcS EBADILY WITH COLD WATER, Positively the ofjest Dip for Wool, ' BAFE, BEJLIABLE, LASTING, UNIFORM, STAINLESS, CHEAP, Testimonial— On September IG, Mr R. Evans put through my dip three or four hundred hoggots, using Mr 0, M. Brook's preparation, The Hoggets were very badly infested with ticks and lice. To-day I have carefully examined the slieop, five weeks after tho dipping. 1 have not been ablo to find a single live stock or louso The skin is clear and bright, the wool has inado good growth, and has a remarkable soft and rich feel. Altogether, judging from this one trial, 1 consider it one of the very best dips in the Market.—l am, your truely, Philip 0. Threlkeld. Inglewood, Foxton, October 3,1886. On December l(sth, at shearing time, these sheep were again] examined, and found to be in exactly the same state as described above, PiiiCE-Per gallon 4s, in 4 or 5 gallon drums. lii barrels, 20 qallons, tfs 9d ; 100 do. 3s 6d; 600 do, 3s 3d, One gallon requires diluting with 50 gallons of water Manufactured only by 0. AT. BROOKE, Operative Chemist, Kaiapoi, AGENTS FOR WAIRARAPAWBSTON Bros,, CASTERT ON. J. E. POTTER (Late Now Zealand Leather Co,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SHOE MANUFACTURER, LammmQuay, Wellington. E. P, has much pleasure in directing y , attention to the Special Excellence of the Goods manufactured by him, which wore awarded a Silver Medal and 3 Certificates at the late Industrial Exhibition, He has now a large stock of Boots and Shoes in the latest and most approved style, which for Comfort, Durability, and Cheapness cannot be excelled, Every Description of Boots and shoos made to order. Repairs Executed while waiting, Opposite Government Buildings, Wellington. 2482 HMHH9M DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, recently erected in Victokia Street by tho Undersigned, and furnished and equipped as a , FIRST-GLASS BOARDING HOUSE, Is now ready for the reception of suitablo boarders. Terms, 25s per week. Private Rooms fob Families. J. BULPITT. il U R, S A L X 1 Good 10 h.p. Cornish Boiler, in First Class order A patent Brickmaking Machine, capable of moulding 15,000 bricks a day; capable for steam or horse power. A small Boiling down Plant, suitablo for small butcher, Also, manufacturers of Speedy's Patent Wool Presses, with racthet motion. • ROBERTSON & CO. IB Phcenix Foundry. . NORTH <&BCOULLAR, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, DUNEDIN, AND HOXTON-STREET, LONDON, RE now showing the LARGEST & , MOST CHOICE assortment of S^ftJir&^iMMfc Ever exhibited in Wellington. Iron Half-tester and French Bedsteads Wiro-wove Spring Mattrasses Spring Upholstered Mattrasses Dining, Drawing and Bedroom Suites. Carpets, Linoleums, Hearth-rugs Bed-hangings, Window-vallance & Drapes PIANOS By Lipp, liirlman, Justin Brown, and Renardi. ORGANS By Carpenter and other first-class makers. Those Instruments we offer at Wholesale prices. Oil the Deferred Payment System. N.B.— aro bought in the Best Marketsfor Cash, so that customers have thtjv.marked advantago of BUYING CHEAP. Messrs North and Scoullar Invite all visitors to inspect their stock. Note tho address— LAMBTON»QUAY, WELLINGTON' 2471 TO BUILDERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,: HHE Undersigned, having imported a L first-class ' Planing Machine from America, is now prepared to execute all orders for Flooring, Linin?, Mouldings, Architraves, &0., &c. Prices on appli cation, 2469 ROBERT DONALD, •