THOMAS HULME, M.Ii,C,V,S„ London. THOMAS HDIME'S smmKßmn, A OEHTAIH CUBE FOR LUNGA WOBM.SCOUB, awl all Interrial Parisitcs in Sheep and Neat Cattle. This liemedy is manufactured from the celebrated llccipo obtained from Thomas Hulmc, M.8.C.Y.5., and compoiiTidctl by a thoroughly practical compounder of Drugs, and guaranteed to contain no arsenic or any injurious ingredients, being almost a vegetable production, This BALSAM is a most invigorating tonic, and helps to build up the impoverished system caused by Parasites, Scours, and other internal diseases sheep arc subject to. It will destroy all germs of worms nud parasites, improve the growth of the wool, niul wonderfully improve the condition of sheep, and at a cost of less tlmn ljd per lamb, One Gallon Tin will dose 160 lambs, allowing for waste; Two Gallon Tin will dose 300 lambs; Four Gallon Tin will dose GOO lambs; Five Gallon Drum will dose 750 lambs. Dose for lambs two tablespoonsful; Dose for weaners three tablespoonsful; Doso for sheep one year old four tablespoonsful, Cost, one gallon to 25 gallons, 15s per gallon; 25 gallons to 50 gallons, 14s per gallon; 50 gallons to 100 gallons, 13s per gallon. ADDIIKSS—THOMAS HULME, SANTONINEBALSAM COMPANY, Cahtoton, Waiiurapa. Carterton Agent—Mr Lindop, Chemist. Mastcrton Agent—Lowesand loms. George Gupwll Baldwin, vest a rjEQUI li A.LSiVM, A SAFE CORE FOB J3OTS, AND AIL WOBMS IX HORSES, I'liici; 2/G PEH Boiim:. NO Horscowner should be withou this remedy. After dosing a horse it leaves a coating on the stomach poisonous to the parasites of the JBOT FI.Y. Travelling Agent—Mr Conradscu. Carterton Agent—Mr Liudop, chemist. Greytoivn, Carterton, Masterton, Pahiatua, and Tiimi agents—W.F.C. A. Wholesale Agents—Messrs Sharland & Co., druggists, Wellington. Jas, SMt & 00., Manufacturers and Importers of SADDLE!!!' AND HAKNESS, .VI A S TEUTON JUSTLANDEDOK SETS of Choice Harness Fiirniture, including Buggy, Gig, and Cab. All Patterns and ijhapes, J, ELLIOTT&CO, JIAKOBA WOOL WOIIKS. limit IioAD, Ma9ti;mon E. J. BAKER. Practical WOOLCLASSEII&FELLMOi\GEIt, to know that lie still conducts the old cstablished works and "will execute all orders entrusted to him. Wool and skins bought at highest market prices for cash. Wool scoured on Commission on the most reasonable terms, 11. J. BAKEE. •KILLBXJNNY.' NEW RABBIT POISON. ri 'HE maker of this poison claims it to ■*- be equal to any yet introduced. A Victorian squatter writes " I have picked up over a dray load of rabbits after using a few lbs. of this poison." A Wairarapa resident writes: Send me a further supply ivlien the season for poisoning commences. 1 consider it quite equal to any other I have used." ' Supplied in 2IIi and 71b Tins. A supply at all branches of the W,E.(J,A, S LTD. Agents for Wellington— LEVIN & CO. OWEN'S PATENT NEW ZEALAND SHEEP DIP. FOlilthc prevention and extermination of scab, lice, ticks, and the various worms which infest sheep, the cure of footrot, and the dcstuction of obnoxious form of parasitical life of low type. Sheep dipped in this preparation are effectually cleansed from all parasites and their eggs. It contains nn soda or lime, and the wool, after the sheep arc dipped, is bright, clean, and lustrous, its growth is promoted, and it is not stained, Sold in tius, sufficient to make <IOO gallons of dip, at £1 each, or in cases of 3 tins at £2l6s per citsc. Fuller information obtainable from LOWES AIOIiNS, Sole Agists Wiiium, W. Grabtree & Sons CITY FOUNDRY, Eva Street, Wellington, Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, Boiler Makers, Etc, Etc. uTEAM ENGINES. Saw and Flax Mill U maohinory always on hand, Makers ol every description of wrought iron split pullicß, builders and contrnotors iron work ornamental castings, tomb rails, wrough and cast iron fencing etc. Gates oheape than any firm In town NO MOEE SOUE MILE, FLY BLOWN MEAT Oil BANCID BUTTEE. K AYE'S PBESERVINE keeps every artielo of Food or Drink Sweet and Pure, and is a perfect wholeand Colourless and tasteless pre Agent for New Zealand, WM.C. FITZGERALD, Consnltinc Chemist, Wellington,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4929, 18 January 1895, Page 4
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655Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4929, 18 January 1895, Page 4
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