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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 49, 5 December 1907, Page 16

ym~ THE LATEST IN FARM MACHINERYREID atlfl : CRAY'S ew Double Ridger and Sower, Latest Turnip Thinner, Windmills l|a-IU ai|U Ul|fll U Manure and Turnip Sowers, Lawn Mowers. »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*«♦♦«♦♦ ■ . . " '' linRIIQRV " Binders, Mowers, Oil Engines, Suction Gas Plants, Town Gas Engines. nunpOPl Binder Twine at Lowest Prices. ♦♦♦«.♦♦♦♦♦.♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦« • ffl|^ > REID Uid GRAY can supply you with any Implement needed on a Farm. Inq.'U.lrles InTrited. Send, for Oatalogr-Q.o.

THE DRAPERS, OUTFITTERS, AND HOUSE FURNISHERS . SUMMER DEESS MATERIALS. ScelSnt ranged 80^^^^VCV^^ : - - Zephyrs of everr «*f\PXj^ '^^^ «9- This Week we are making -IT GRANT) SHOW of description. '^X^jH STYLISH COTTON FABRICS, comprising many quite ,<_ . \j^ / New and Original Novelties. * 1-*^^*!C CV. \^^ I*^£>(9 I Printed Satin Radiums, Mervellas, Brilliants, \^»"^^/\ i"\ \J^ I Printed Poulards, Shirting Cambrics, -^""""'^Q^ % \V3 * — p I and Striped Lawns. - 0^ o^'^ -» flJ^^J _^*w± I -USH /" . js^tf^Z^^ BeaUt ' f UICOStUmeS I SUMMER... *\A^L> 1 Representing all that is New in MATERIALS ■ BLOUSINGS. +tK Xjr*'*^^ I COLORINGS, and STYLES for the SEASON. I - \r%jCyK V^^^ o^'^ These are faultlessly cut, and have that superb beauty ■ if^WO > and Srace -which ladies so' much admire. |x^<lO\V THt moicest Prices from 3S/6 each: B^^v. yr\^J me wiHivßßi Ladies' Summer Blouses in every Fashionable Texture |^^^ y> MI^INEBY IH TOWN. Dainty Muslin Blouses from 4/6 each. - Lexture WSm^^'^ High-Class DRESSMAKING, WANTLEMAKING. and TAILORING.

HIBERNIAN-AUSTRALASIAN CATHOLIC BENEFIT SOCIETY, NEW ZEALAND DISTRIOT, No. 3. The Catholio Community is earnestly requested to rapport this exoellent Organisation, for it inculcates a love of Holy Faith and Patriotism in addition to the unsurpassed benefits and privileges of Membership. The Entranoe Fees are from 2s 6d to Ai, according to age at time of Admission. Sick Benefits 20a per week for 26 weeks, 15s per week for the next 13 weeks, and 10s a week for the following 13 weeks. In case of a further oontinuanoe of his illness -a member of Seven Tears' Standing previous to. the commencement of such illness will be allowed 6s per week as superannuation during incapacity, y Funeral Allowance, £20 al the death of a Member, and £10 at the death of a Member's Wife. In addition to the foregoing provision is made for the admission of Honorary Members, Reduoed Benefit Members, and the establishment of Sistera* Branches and Juvenile Contingents. Fall information may be obtained from Local Branoh Offioers or direot from the Distriot Secretary, The Distriot Offioera are anxious to open New Branohei, and will give all- possible assistance and information to applicants" Branches being established in the various oentres throughout the Colonies an invaluable measure of reciprocity obtains, W, KANE, : District Secretary, " • Auokland.

MR. D. EDWIN BOOTH, - MABBE e!|iec™cia! eiiical X-RAYS OPEKATOR (by Exam.), Member and N.Z. Representative of the Australasian Massage Association, MRS. P. EDWIN BOOTH, BS S^» OUN Member of the Australasian Massage Association. 262 GEORGKB STREET, DUNBDIN. Specialties : Massage, Electro-Therapeutics, Badiographj, and Dry Hot Air -Treatment. , Telephone.. _ 600. Mr. and Mrs. Booth, by their various methodß, treat with the greatest success all Nervous Troubles, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago. Paralysis, Sprains, Rheumatic Gout, Stiff Jointß, aad Digestive Disorders, etc. - _ "On the strong recommendation of a well-known priest, I consulted Mr. Booth for Neurasthenia/ I have been in his hands now for about a fortnight, and I have to say that the treatment ib delightfully soothing and pleasant, and the results already have far exceeded my most sanguine , anticipations. For run-down teaohers and brain-workers generally, I can imagine nothing more refreshing and invigorating than a course of Mr. Booth's treatment."— J. A, Soott, M.A.

PLANTING SEASON. FRUIT TREES— Apples, Pears, Peaohee, Aprioote, Cherries, tea. BUSH FRUlT— Curraate, Gooseberries, Raspberries, &o. HEDGE PLANTS— Hollies, Maorocarpas, Laurels, Ole&ria, Berberiß, etc. ROSES— A large variety of Teas, H. Teas, and H.P.s inoluding newest intrudnotiona. FLOWERING SHRUBS—Bhododendroos, EseaUoniaß, Pltiladelphtis, eto. All Clean, Strong Grown, and well Booted. Catalogue and Prices on application. H.M. Blight Specific. A certain remedy for Scale Aphis, &c. • &c.

HOWDEN & MONCRIEFF, UDESBEYMEN, DUNEDIN.