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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4530, 22 September 1893, Page 1

YALUMBA WINES. OBTAINABLE AT WAIBABA VA XA »MIiH 6' CO-OPERATIVE AfeSOCIAIIOIS, Limited, ' ■~M ABTOJITEPOTg 1 , AND iVLL BRANCHES, , LARNEHANIHELMINTIC, la the Best, Safost, and Moat Effloaoioua Romody for the cure of W PAKASITIO DISsEASK i\ Jn Sheep, Lambs, and Calves, Contains no Arsenic, or othor Poisonous or Deleterious Ingredient, and is absolutely Harmless to all stock. Stop and Cattk Dad with ttiis Mdkim Beam ImmdialtEwfii. I And its effect on sheep is to incrcaso the might and improvo i' tin quality of the wool, T\ The Bpecifio is put up in 5-gallon drums and tins. ~,;.,.,.,,,,.,... AFTER ONE TRIAL NO STOOKuWNJiR WILL pliil m WITHOUWT. ISo-wZonlniul lioauaud Mercantile l Aconoy Company [Limito<l,i I Wellington or Mnaterton. , ESTABLISHED 1854. .... E. W. MILLS* 00. (LIMITED), _§ IRONMONGERS, IRON MERCHANTS, AND SHIP CHANDLERS, HAVE Shipments of HARDWARE, METALS and MACHINERY constantly arriving by vessels from London, Liverpool, Glasgow, and Now York, coinprismgOENEBALANDFbMISHING.IRONMONGEIvY, ol: emteorlnttoni Builders' and Contractors' Material; CoacbbuHdera' and Wheelwrights Materials; Agri cultural Implements «d Mnohiaery, by Hornsby. Howard and other mates SPORTING MATERIAL, by best makers-Single ami Doub'C-barrcl Guns Spottinglliflesandßcvolvnw, Ammunition olaHkmdsiEugineers maiountes Tools ,jd Materials j Tinsmiths' and Plumbers' Tools and Materials. Am AGENTS for the following well-known Manufacturers :- Milnebs' Safe Co., Lm-Sateand Strong-Room Doors W. B, Haioh & Co.-Wood Working Machinery ,„,.,„,. Felton & GemrfAfME.-Nep!une Brand Plain Black aiid Galvanised Wire, Galvanised Barb Wire andWiroltopo Ransome, SIMM 3 & JEFFEIUES.-Fortable and Traction Engines, and Threshing Machinery, Ac, P. Mom CiuxE.-Cylindcr Oils ViLESins & Ce, -Varnish and Coach Colours Hadfield Steel Foundry Compamt.—Speciality Mnngancso steel _ Tnos. Evanb & Co.—Lift, Fore?, Botary and Steam Pumps, of all kind s Alien, Evemii & Bos.—Special Loco. Condenser Tubes. Copper and Brass Manufacturers , „ ~ Piusohmeb CoiiMNY.-Speoial Pump 3 and Filtcrinj Machinery, Leonard & Ems.-'Valvolino 1 Machine, Cylinder, and Ado Oil Planet Jr.—Farm and Garden Implements T. & W. Siiim-Flcxiblo Steel Wire Hopes The FiißßiNKßCo.—Weighing Machines and Wcigh-bridgcs E. W. MILLSTCO. ™™» IRONMONGERS, IRON MERCHANTS, AND SHIP CHANDLERS, LAMBTON-QTJAY, WELLINGTON.

[LIQUID.] L , ~ fehest. award Edinboro 1 Exhibition, 1890. Notvpolaonous, tbsolutoly dthoroughly effective. Improves the condition of thp shaou and promoteTM growth of the wool. THE PROVINCIAL. VETERINARY SURGEON TO THE Koyal Agricultural Society of England, writes a? follows: • MeßSrsß, Cannon and Co, Limited, Lincoln, , March 31st, 1890. Sirs—l ha«« subjected your Dip toasevero trial in avanetyofways. It is an agent every high antiseptic, deodorising and disinleoting properties, and bo blended as to be thoroughly misoible with water.' Ina dilated condition it is a certain and prompt means of destroying parasitical life, and it possesses the great advantage of being norfeotlysafa, oten whon Bpplicrt to a raw surface, When used for ordinary dipping, the ingredients o its composition have the effect of decidedly improving the weigut, oolour, and testuro of the wool. Yours faithfully, CHARLES HARTLEY, Member of the Boyal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Provincial Veterinary Surgeon to tho Hoyal Agricultural Society of England, Fuller particulars on application to tho New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Aeenoy Comnanv, Limited, Wo'liooton or Masterton, ________^____— Mutual Life Association of Australasia ESTABLISHED 18G9. TABLE AR Offers to Assnranls tho, following SPECIAL ADVANTAGES :- 1, All ASSUtWOOPayifIOIIt at doatL should same ocour with a certain number of years; with allthe usual options'for converting Eeversionary Bonuses into Cash, etc, „.. ~ ~ 2, A refttnl tO the HomhOr, after 20,25, SO. 35, dO, or Wyeara as the case may be, of U.L tub NwsnoMS pud, with these additional privileges • _ (1 )-To continue the Assuranoo during tberemainder of lifo, at the original rate ' 'ol promiumi with full participation in future profits; and to oither draw the Cash Valua of his Bonuses accrued, or leave them vested m lioversion. ary additions to the sum assured. (01-TodriW the Cash Value of Policy with Bonuses accrued. _ , , S, TO SUlOSiltUte, In ttO IIOU Of NO. 2, a Paid-up PoUoy with full participation in nrofits, ai& an Annuity for the remainder of life. P / EXAMPLEA man age 30 assures for £IOOO, paying an Annual Premium for 30 years of £35 3s 4d. This seoures the following benefits!— 1. At Death, il before reaching ago CO, the sum assured (£1000) with Boversionary 2 AT Aok CO, a refund ol all the Premiums paid amounting to £1055, and tho member ' may continuo the Policy for £IOOO, at the orkinal rax of premium, with full participation in future profits, and either draw tho cash value of ao irued Bonuses, or leave them as Eeversionary Additions to the sum assured: BOb he may withdraw the total premiums paid (£loso as aoove Surrender ' Value of the Polioy (£270), and also the accrued Cash Bonuses: { On hemay havo a Paid-up Policy tot £IOOO. witli full participation in luturoproßts, and an Annuity of £l2O (about) 6>r tho rest of life. besides the usual benefits that tho payment of Premiums shall cease in event of the death of tho member who pays thorn before maturity of endowment. _ Exjiinnle.-A father aged 30 endows his son aged 1 for £IOO payablo on his reacbina 21 years of ago, tho annual Premium being £3 Is H If the father should die anv time after tho first payment as abovo, instead of the widow having to continuo pa; • ins nromiums.thie endowment become a paid up policy and matures when tho boy ■ 6V - J i >i l in ovont of tho child's death during ourrenoy of policy, tho iumß paid will be refunded. ~,,,,. nnof Life Business, including Annuities, are undertaken by this Oluce thrrSoVwhio"h,andforany reasonable valuation of the Printed Tables, can to ascertained on application to any of the local agents,

G. B. ASTALL, Resident Agent, Masterton, OHAS. J. OWEN, WHAT A lAN MOWS HE KNOWS! WHAT A MAN DOBS NOT ENOW, HE NEED NOT GUESS AT! . IF vott knowwherc to buy your TEA at tho most reaaonablo price II vou are quite satisfied with the flavour; If you can stays depend on getting tho same good article; then You do not want any assistance Irom us. ~,.,, i •..«. Mil, on the other hand, you are constantly worried uy having to duck inlonor o» .EMPIRE TEA COMPANY'S SUPERIOR BLENDS. We Hath the big trade, without which it is impossible to buy to thj best advantage, or TeSleSl iStmost value given anyhow, anywhere, by anybody in the Tea trade, II you doubt, try them.' s EMPIRE TEA COMPANYFOR PRIVATE BALE, P. G I M<D E Eli rvNE:Family Waggonette (Uhriet- ~R P - ?! \J church'built), with Englishunder J - Ji DENTIST* v. ; carriagoj patont ftilea, poll arid Bhatts, in n ß rt BOfl . 81 . • ..',.■" Masierton good order,' Price, £23; a bargain, __u \" Apply to F. H. WOOD, at whose Grey H0 fjßß_4 tin 12 a'm. andl till* \~