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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XIV, Issue 2433, 5 June 1890, Page 3

TAM A. CASH BUYEROF— - . . ; WHEAT, . „ ' OATS,- '■ • ''' : AJSD EYE-GKASS IN ANY QUANTITY' [CORNSACKS, TWINE, Etc., ALWAYS ON HAND STORA GE A T~CURRENT RA TES. -ALBEBT KOBEBTS, 1 WEST STREET, ASHBURTON ||| j;ill MANUFACTORED Br MACHINCRY," B jfl IoP- ANP Princes ST DUNEPIN.^^h THIS PACKET IS CUARANTKD TO CONTAIN CHE POUMD*irT C ONE TRIAL SOLICITED. :#; [ ...... SOLE AGENT, ASHBURTON, WE ARE BUYERS AT ALL TIMES OF ../ WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, RVEGRASS, PEAS, ETC., ETC FBJEDLANDEE BROS. WHEAT SHIPMENTSTirE AHE PREPARED. TO .W.KE I.!tfKU.\L ALVA3 OKS, FRKE OT COMMISSION AJNDIWrB«B'*T,.rBA^' t «:! W'-J-<-' P.o^o j-Un-d -i cm I%r r for •hipnr.eut v.i the Ut;-?od"K ju-t'oui or \\\' O :*tU-.m \. HATING-ou? on: hoasv in Lou:on V i gn«.r*r>t^ 1 h-i* *he Jr fert c •f Clients, who will euUusi iho sh'ipmorji »? 'h'-i' {.<r*sn to t>\ will be '.reli )m ked *htr OMcpts dq!»7 «*ho roly tb-t -xp.-un s will V: ka^ r i-- 1 .-* :.p pop.rb>. w.d ibo high ■ '.n-^rkft v*.luo leaSiee.^. FACET Furmer'a L-)t ia phlpped a-cJ-- 4 tfh Uc: ad pop?rat'= br;nd, n« t' lot» bblnu Sratded alike, aad Oft C.li iot is s .11 on its ovva ma Us. Pr mp 1: a cou i»\sf ai in th*< past. . . - ■ ■ . , WE are »Ibc prepa-c-3. 'o ?toro gran r,n ) n h :r ?ro-<ii?o a* Af.biinrU n, Lyndhors! lyttaUoo oc Addingtcn \xp-m t;**y icjuibj '.'A uiako re<,zGzsh^ cdvivaotE c»: etnn-. NOW LANDHSTG. EX " Maud Graham " 20,000 Feet DRESSED KAURI T. & G. FLOORING T - & G. MATCH LINING AND BOARDS. EX "Spray" 30,000 Feet SPLENDID; RED IPINE. EX " Zior " 20,000 Feet MAGNIFICENT WHITE PINE. ELOORtNG, LINING AND SHELV FROM HAVELOCK. " : IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE— WESTPORT, NEWCASTLE, GREY VALLEY AND MOUNT SOMERS COAL. X , W. H. COLLINS AND GO. TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, ASHBTTKTCN. VBUNDVNT CROPS OF (WOD WOOL, OF THE HIGHEST MARKET VALUE FOR ITS CLASS. KNgmED BY THE USE OF Little's Patent Sheep Dip (NON-POTSONOUS.) ADVANTAGES OF LITTLE'S PATENT FLUID DIP :— TF PROPERLY USED according io instructions, it is the best, the most effectual 1 and most valuable Dip kiicfwn. TT IS NOT POISONOUS to animals, there is therefore no danger of poisoning Horses, Sheep, Cattle, or other animals, by tho Dip draining od the grass or herbage; (here is no danger in leaving it. about in tho way of children or others; nor is there •mv danger of wholesale poisoning from neglect, accident,, or design. ITS EFFECT UPON THE WOOL is exceedingly important to Woolgrowers. It rapidly increases the value ; it do<:s not arrest the growth at any time huL promotes 1,1 le natural secretions, and increases tlio weight of the llocce ; it does not stain or discolor the wool, nor take out any of the yolk, but is ut all times the best Dip for tho wool that can be used. IT IS CHEAP and repays itself tenfold, to the sheep-owneir IT IS EASY TO USE, requiring very little preparation, mixes instantly with coid water, leaves no sedimeut, no scum, no waste. One gallon of Dip to 100 gallons of water—the wash is then ready for use. IT IS SAFE. Whilo Piosonous Dips can only be used witli caucion upon sheep, this Dip may be used upon all animals : Horses to kill insects and the mange ; also Dogs for tho same purpose ; also for exterminating iusecis, and alloying all irritation of fhe skin of Dairy Cattle, Pigs, etc., for which purpose it its simply invaluable. FOR SCAB. LICE, TICKS, and insects of all kinds, it is a most effectual Dip. and thoroughly reliable at all times, and in all climates. LTTTLE'S PATENT FLUID DTP has a world-wide reputation of the highest 1 possible character, 'it has received more 'J<)LD and SILVER MEDALS and other AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE AND MERIT fhan perhaps all the other Sheep Dips out together. AGENT FOR ASIIBUPiTON OOUNTYGEORGE JAMESON.