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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4776, 18 July 1894, Page 1

JOSHUA BROTHERS' BOOMERANG BBAND AUSTRALIAN BRANDY, IN BULK AND IN CASE. The Lanvt, London, July 2nd, 1892:—" A sound honest Brandy, which our analysis and examination show to bo ot a fiuorance, ruain, and qmiiti second to xone." The Timet, London, May 17th, 1892:-" Pronounced by ospotls to he palatable and of mou QUALiTr, and to possess all tho genuino characteristics of lino Cognac." An unrivalled speoific far the cure of IN SHEEP, LAMBS; AND CALVES, Destroys all Internal Parasites, whether in tho Lungs, Trachea, Bronchial Tubes or Intestines, and keeps tho Animal in a sound healthy condition, ' OOHTADTO NO ASBBHZO. or bthw Poisonous or Dolotorious Inerodient and is absolutely narmloss to all stock. iU * inim One Gallon is sufficient to dose 75 steep or 150 lambs V By the uso of this medicine the growth of tho fluce is greatly promoted, tho weight increased, and the quality improved, owing to tho improved health of tho animal treated. After one trial no Stoohowner will be without it, Obtuimiblo from the - N,Z. Loan aud Mercantile Agency, Wellington, Masterton, and Palmerston Worth,

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The Fills and Ointment are Manufactured only at WHewOiford Bt.(!»te 533 Oxford&)loßd<J And are sold by all Vendors«' Medidni throughout the Civilized World; with dire* tlons for use in almost every language, ttr Purchasers should look to the Labi on the Fots and Boies. If tlio address is n s 633, Oxford Street, londw Hicr-te s! iw JJEAD THESE TESTIMONIES 'Xo N. Bobehsek, Clareville,— As a "Stump Extractor," the No 2 Machine purchased from you, has given very great satisfaction. It has taken out 1 every stump where tried, and that without having to cut any of the roots to assist it, I also find that it turns the stumps over without any trouble Yours truly, B. W. Dorset. To Mb. Sobessen, Clareville, - I am very well satisfied with the Stamp Extractor (No, 1 size), I purchased from you, as I hare worked it for some time, Two men can take out mora stumps with it than four men oan with two screw jacks. I am, etc. JonraES Anderson, Belvedere, PEICES-No. 1: £6; No. 2: £7; No. 3:£9, SETTLEIiS send your orders to~ OOItENSEN, SPECIAL NOTICE. TOTHEIiESIDENTSfiFTHE WAIItAPAPA, C.L. CUTLER, PIANOFOUTE AND AMEIiICAN 011GANMAKE11AND TUNEIt. Ten years with Collnrd & Collard, Lon/don, laic foreman lor flic well-known firm of Jones & Co,, Bristol.and latterly withW.H, Paling & Co,, M, Sydney. "I Til CUTLER will at the request of jl several old clients shortly pay a visit to the "Wairarnpa for the purpose of THOBorjaiiiY repairing and tuning pianos and organs, bringing tools anil materials for all kinds of repairs. Those in need of his scrvico will thus be afforded an opportunity of having work done by a ieoitimate tradesman, Mr Cutler's vast experience as a manufacturer, repairer, and tuner has ■ enabled him to become a perfect master of his profession. Mr Cutler is noted for his workmanship throughout the cntiro colony. If sufficient inducement offers Mr C. will visit the Wairarapa regularly, Date of first visit in future issue. Orders left at the W,D. Times promptly attended to. Wellington address pro ton. 6 Cambridge Terrace and Jfulgravo Street, near Church Library, Specially renewing touch and ono of worn instruments,