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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4450, 21 June 1893, Page 2

YALUMBA WINES OBTAINABLE AT WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Limited, T\/T ASTBBTOIT.AND ALL BRANCHES, SHEEP DIP. [LIQUID,] ~| AINKD highest award Edinboru' Exhibition, 1890. Non-pohonous, absolute! _f M fe and thoroughly elleotivo. Improves the condition of the sheep and pre motes the growth of the wool. THE PROVINCIAL VETERINARY tf IJRGEOJ? to Tns Eoyal Agricultural Socioty of England, writes as follows: Mesiiri B, Cannon and Co, Limited, Lincoln. March 31st, 1800. ,Sia»—l have aubjeoted your Dip to a tovro trial in a vaiwty of ways. It is an ngen 'of very high antiseptic, deodorisiug and disinfecting properties, and so blended a« to b thoroughly miscible with wator. In a diluted condition it Is a certain and prompt moan; of destroying parasitical life, and it possesses tho great advantage of boingperteotly safe eren when applied to a raw surface. When wed for ordinary dipping, tho ingredients o its composition have tho effoct of dcoideJly improving tho weight, colour, and texture o the wool, Yours faithfully, CHARLES HARTLEY, Membor of tho Royal College of Velorinary Surgeons. Provincial Veterinary Surgeon to tho Uoyal Agricultural Society of England. . fuller particulars on application to the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Com< (SELF-CATCHING-PERMANENT.) nHB CHEAPEST LIGHTEST, AND MOST EFFKOTIVB ... STMINBK Ens Produced, PRICE 4/6 per dozen, Steel Keys-«/ 6 each (Reduction for Quantities,) Send P. 0.0, with order to P, HAROLD TRONSON, Lambtos Qoay, Wkiiinoton. LARNEY'SANrHELMINTIC, Is tho Best, Safost, and Most Efficacious Remedy for tho euro of JLUNGWORM and INTERNAL FAKASITIC DISEASE In Shcop, Lambs, and Calves, Contains no Arsenic, or othor Poisonous or Dolotorious Ingredient, and is absolutely Harmless to all stock, Sheep and Cattle Bored with this Medicine Receive Immediate Benefit. And its effect on sboop is to increase the ireight and improve tin quality of the wool, jMpeciiio is put up in 6-gallon drums and gallon tins. AFTER ONE TRIAL NO BTOOKOWMB WILL BE WITHOUT IT. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company [Limited,] Wellington or Masterton,

K. EVERNDEN, Jam WISHES hn Public oiMasterton to know that ho has commenced busineaa as EXPRESSMAN, and will from this date be prepared to carry goods at .Reasonable Bates. Your patronane solicited, (Mora may be left with J. Graham & On W. PRAGrNELL 50,000 FEET OF BUILDING TIUBKR FUR SALE OHEAP, HENRY HUGHES, C,E„ Fellow of Auatralasinn Institute of Patent Agents, Foreign Members Chartered Institute of Patent Agents London. REGISTERED PATENT AGENT; )ATENTS and trade marks obtained in all countries. Ordinary drawings prepared free of cost. Lambon Quay, Wellington C, Tilleaed Natusch, ARCHITECT, Hall-atreot, Masterton. Drawings aiu£ Speci/icafionj prtpared for Patents. EKETAHUNA BOOT DEPOT, H. HANSEN MAKES every description of boots and shoes of the best materials, suited to trio requirements uf the district, and at Moderate Pmces. Repairs Neatly Excoutod, 4 t lip I m ft'Att mm W j ''vri MMi &•<« % Obtainable of all ChemMf, Saddle nd Storekeepers. Wholesale ngontu for Wellington Pro« ince— SHAKLAND&CO,,

' FTBB beinß nearly twenty yosts in _j. the employ of Mr W. Porry, 1 have taken over hia KURIPUNI BUTCHERY, And hope by civility and attention to business to obtain a lair share of the patronage of the people living in Maator tonAndKuripuni. Every description of MEAT OF THE BEBT QUALITY will be kept, and sold WILLIAM MORRIS FAMILY BUTUfIEK, Kurlpuni Maskmoh .'. HOLLOWAT, [TTIUHKS to inform the Residonta of fV Maaterton and the District that he hu opened a BUTCHERING ESTABLISHMENT, In Queen Street, Maaterton, opposite the * Empire Hotel, and trusts to merit a fair THE BEST MEATS a CURRENT RATES, WALTER PERRY, F AMIL Y BUTCHER Mukrlon, iEGS to thank the public for their jj continual support during the many years he has been in business, and to in- ■ MR. CHARLES HUGHES, be begs to recommend himto their notice and to solicit for him a continuance of the patronage which baa been accorded in the past ' - IN connection with the abovo, having purchased Mr Perry's business, I beg to aolioit a continuance of the support «o long accorded to Mr Perry, and by civility and keeping the best of meat of all detcriptiona, to prove that I am worthy of tho patronsgo bo long givon to my predeCeM ° r ' OEARLES HUGHES, FAMILY BUTCHEB, Corner of Queen and Ohuroh Streets, MASTEIITON musaui aoehm, ooiLicrroßfl, zto. A COOUNTANOY work undertaken \. ofaJldeacriptiona. Auditing for publioand ptivato oora-* Tradesmen's, books kept and balanced. ; titude. , L .... s The collection of accounts a speciality . i i.i.j thn (;olon7. Australia, and London. ...._. . (CoUectora for the Court of Bankruptcy ' Auckland,) ' , ■•....' Agents for absentees, I 0 0 0 ft « Br.*') Bwnatynt's Buildings, A.M.P. Bulldlnn