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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXI, Issue 5873, 27 January 1903, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES j GREAT AOTUAL SALE ! Of Seasonable | DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, For 28 Bays Only j Commencing SATURDAY, January 10th, 1903. j AU Goo Is Ec-Marked at> BIG REDUCTION oa former Prices. Bargains m Every Department. Dressmaking and Tailoring at Sale Prices. Remember—Saturday, January 10th ANDREW ORK. A MERRY CHRISTMAS A - - HAPPY NEW YEAR. \ S usual MELLOR'S Zealandia Boot Store is having a merry time m Footwear. Remember if youjwant to spend a Happy New Year go to MELLOR'S and buy a pair of hisjeasyjfitting Boots;or Shoes. YouJ can get any style or shape you like, DO NOT FOKGET THA.T— SIELLOR gives by far the best value m Boots & Shoes m Ashburton SO BE WISE AND BUY YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES AT MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE, Tancred Street. COOPER SHEEP DIP. An Extra Half-Penny per lb for your Wool. From MR STEWARTM^UKETQueeiistowii, Otago. Pecember 13th, 1902. * 6 ~f" SHOULD like to inform you of the results of ray last dipping. The wool JL f 1 oni that half cf my flock which I dipped m " COOPER " realised a half-penny per lb more than the other balf of the clip—though all the sheep were run on the same country. This is a fact, and I leave it to speak for itself. It is the more remarkable when I tell you that the Cooper-dipped half not being shorn till after the other sheep— picked up a lot of bidibidi (burr) which my other sheep escaped, and I therefore really expect id to get less for the Cooper-dipped wool. I always use the Dip striotly according to directions and am especially particular m keeping the bath well stirred, so that each and every sheep takes away its proper share of the stuff, which I find remains m the wool till the next shearing, thus doing all the pood. If the bath is not kept stirred all this falls to the bottom and becomes waated sediment. I also mix the powder the day before I put it m the bath. lam going to use Cooper on all my sheep this year. ' I should add that both lots of the above clip were sold m London at the same time. The half not dipped m Cooper brought 9d perlb j all the Cooper-dipped parcels realising Did per lb." COMMENTSBy the expenditure of less than a half-penny per sheep more than fourpence is thus gained by using Cooper, m improving the wooljatone, and this is m addition to its usefulness m destroying sheep pests. Every Sheepowner who similarly uses "Cooper" will enjoy similarly profitable results; for the innumerable analyses which have been made of this well-tried preparation have never m one single instance shown the least appreciable difference m strength or quality. Its mode of manufacture renders the slightest variation absolutely impossible. . Therefore, results varying from those obtained by Mr Duke can be caused only by the varying circumstances attending the dipping of sheep. Friedlakder Bros., Ltd., Agents. WOOL SEASON, 1902-3 OUR next Sales will take place at Christchnrch on February 19th, and at Tiroaru on February 2oili, 19.>3, for wh-'ch consignments are solicited. Clients will please consign their Wool as follows :— If intended for sale at Christchurch -.—Brown and Son's Siding, Addiagton. If intended for Sale at Timaru:—Mill and Company's Siding, Timaru. FRIEDLANBER BROS., LTD.

A LARGE ORDER. TrtROB ABLY the largest order ever placed for harvesting machinery, says the " Farm Implement News," United States, is that just closed with the McCormick division o the International Harvester Company. It comprises mowers, binders, reapers, and sujky rakes, amounting m all to 16,021 machines. This great order was placed by Messrs R. Wallut and Co., Paris. M Wallut reports that the demand for American agricultural implements is constantly increasing, notwithstanding the tarin restrictions incidental to the failure of the United States Senate to ratify the reciprocity treaty with France. We would remind intending buyers of these celebrated Machines that our stocks are getting very low, so place your order early to save disappointment. Full stock of Fittings and Twine on hand. Morrow, Bassett AND CO.. Wills Street, Ashburton. M. PRIEST, Manager ; WANTED Known — That J Moison begs to apologise to the public for not advising them before this of the arrival of his splendid assortment of Xmas Goods, of varied shapes and styles m Boots and Shoes, that will surprise his new and old customers. Discount for cash to all. In the Working Department nothing but best sole leather used, and tanned to his order. Best workmen kept. Anyone will tell you that J.M. sells the best article and does the best work. Near Court House, East Street, Ashburton.

Advice that Pays. ALL Advice given does not pay, but the advice mooted round by many people m Ashburton to the effect that the firm of MOKIARTY BROS., Cabinetmakers, etc., Tancred Street, sell at lowest prices, execute neatest work, and are prompt m delivery, is unquestionably true. Give a trial and you will find this correct, Victorian Shoeing Forge. HAVING purchased the business known as the Victorian Shoeing Forge from Mr W. C. Simpson, I am prepared to do Horseshoeing and General Blacksmithmg At moderate rates and with the utmost, despatch. J. C. PAGET. 1 43 HAY FORKS.—New stock just landed Splendid Tools, what every farmer asks for but can seldom get, Preserving Pans are now going fast, call early and ' secure your choice at G. Meddins', " The People's Ironmonger." mENNIS PLAYERS.—Have a look at this 1 JL season's shoes m White Buckskin and assorted Tan Leathers, with the new chrome leather soling; rubber can't compare with it.—Stock's Blue Boot Store. 12 55 TO CRICKETERS.—We've a good selection of cricketing Boots and Suoes, jWVhite, Brown, and Strapped Canva?, regulation spikes 7s 6d.—Stocks Blue Boot Store. 12 57 "T^TEW Stocks of Hay Forks, Binder J_N Whips, Tyzack Scythe Blades and i Snaths, Churns, Milk Pans, Hoes, Rakes, j Axes, Wringers, Mangleß, etc, Best quality ! and lowest quotations at Causon and Cos. JUST landed—Nice assortment of Choc olates m handbags, gloves, and other fancy boxes very suitable for Xmas presents, at H. Bairstow's. SALE at Grant and Moore's. Special Redactions.