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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4097, 26 April 1892, Page 1

ESTABLISHED 1854. 7 E. W, MILLS AND Co,, (Limited,) TEONMONGERS, AND IRONHERCHANTS, WELLINGTON J- _ Have now Opened Up a Largo Supply of "PLA NE T JR." IMPLEMENTS SUITABLE FOR FARM AND GARDEN USE; Comprising— Combined Seed Dnll,. Single and Double Wheel Hoes, Fire-Fly" Ploughs, Horse Hoe and Cultivator, &c, SOLE AGENTS FORMilner'B FIRE PROOF SAFES and strong room doors. Joseph Evans and Hons'Pomps and Pnmping Machinery, Folten and Ouilleauino's Barbed and Plain Fencing Wire and Wire Conos EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CARRIAGE HARDWARE, s Aoriodltoiul Machinery. A urge stock of metals of all kinds. " Galvanised Oori'ujjatort Iron. -> " The Maori Chief "—a guaranteed iron—and the Onn Erajjd, Paints. Oils, and Lubricants. LITTLE'S SHfii^DiP;

LITTLE'S FLUID DIP, ' (non-poisonous.) J, D. Ritchie, Chief Inspector of Stock, says (Septembor 6th, 188!)):-Has always given satisfaction j wool in good condition. T. F, Denniston, manager for Sir F. D. M, Ida Valley (flock 28,000) sajs (August llltli, 1889) Wool always satisfactory ; well grown, soft, freo from ticks, G. F, Welch, manager for P.O. Fulton, Outrara (flock, 15,0001 says (January pth, IB9ljExcellent for killing vermin of all sorts; improves look of woo!. A COMBINED DIP. MnD, Sutherland, Omarama Station, writes Having used Little's. Dip-using as aneitra a small packet of the Powder to overy 300 gallons ot wash—l consider it, then, a PERFECT DIP, tho Powder acting as a preventative, and keeping the Bheep clear of ticks for tho year. FtiOID DlP.—ss Gil per gallon in 40 gallon casks; 6s per gallon in 5 gallon drums; sintjlo gallons, 7s Gd. Noib, -1 gallon makes 100 gallons of slicop wash. . t'OffOBR DIP,-50s perl cwt kcg (tu make 1000 gallons); 70s per caso(of 18 81b packets or 72 2lb packets); 81b packets, 4s; 2ib packets, • Is.' - •' LIBERAL KEDUCHOJNS ON LARGE ORDERS OF FLUID OR POWDER, LITTLE'S POWDEB DIP, (roisoNOus.J C, .J. Hahpeb, Hackthorne, Canterbury, (flock 30,000), i says (Juno 11th, 18D0) . Very effeotivo; left wool in nico condition very'cheap, > Hanotside, Roberts and Co., Akiteo, Wellington.(flock, 37,000).. say (October 20th, 1891j.'--Muoh pleased, wool bright and clean; no ticks or lice; when dipped, badly infested, J, B. Bum, West Taicri, (October 20th 1801), —Report of Trial at Public Dip Most, satisfactory; all well pleased; very effective; wool good condition; did not lose WELUxoTON.-r-Levin and Co., Murray, Roberts and Co.; Bulls, Feildins, Marton, anil Palmeiiston South', , Stovewrand Gorton; Gkkytown and Masteeton, Caselbcrg aud Co.

REIDAM) GRAY'S FAMOUS DOUBJLIi EUKKOiY PLOUGHS ' ' ALSO THEIR EQUALLY FAMED CHAMPION CHILLED DIQGINO PLOUQHB, Chaff Cutters and Bnggors, all sizes. Steel Zigagg Harrows, same prico as iron, . ~ and will last troblo the. time., DISO HARROWS .©2 The only really «ood disc harrow in the market, New Positive Feed Broadcast Seed Fotim! .. , Combined drain, Manure, and Turnip Drill, made in all combinations and to m grain or turnips at will, with or without manure as desired. REID & GRAY'S Improved Patent Rotatory Harrow, for working foul land. An implement no farmer can do without/: Improved Windmills, exception. | pj a j a an d iSarbed Feneiiijr Wire, IRON FENCING STANDARDS. ALU LOW MICES. 80LE AGENTS FOR- THE "MEUUER" NON-OANYAH,. p BINDER,. , New Ilkulrated GttMoijmi FREE on Application;'' EXCEPTION*' ALLY LOB rnicjts, c 0 0 (iHS AND COLDS SUCCESSFULLY CURED. Ijy usinsj •' .' , . .» JIARUP A." .Mastprtod Agent—Mr T, G, MaSon. :1P AK U P Can'beUakbn by Children .without 1 Difficulty. ltlisA'splendid Medicine for, .• WHOOPING COUGHAND f CROUP Stocked byMt T. : Gi Mfcaon, Masterton JAMES COLEMAN, TTAVING taken over the " BbTcnm business ' itvEketiihuna lately carried on by Mr G. Edwards, begs to inform tbe general public and " . , RESIDENTS OF EKETAHtJNA, that they, will be waited on daily as heretofore by' Mr U.Edwaris.and hopes by keeping only tho best of 'meats and the priraest joints to haVe a fair share of public support. , •■■ ■■ . Mr G. Edwards, having eoIJ his Butchery Business at Eketahuna to Mr Jahes Coleman, thanks the general public for the Buppoitaccorded him la tho past/ and hopis: t'jdt. 'the same patronage will ba accorded to. hi? predecessor, : > •."*