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Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 15, 19 January 1910, Page 2

Mr w*»d& m /f%3 IMS Hdra Hll »S ■ B WHfeh you' want the best bootsask for "ZEALANDIA." properly and regularly sharpened razor blade will always shave without irritating the skin or pulling at the roots. The fcX F i T o R is the one razor that always ensures a correctly sharpened blade even when used by the most s- inexperi - enced. The AatoStrop Bafetv Razor Standard Outfit consist* of quadruple silver-plated, ■elf-stropping razor; one dozen specially ' strop, the whole contained in ey f" I r handsome leather case, sire a In. Jj/ _ r by si in. The price complete Is ■0 COHTIKUOUS EXPEHSE FOR HEW BLADES. If your retailer does not stock booklet, and see that you are us and we will forward you free the Auto-Strop Razor, send to supplied. BRODRICK and CO., Ha rris Street, WELLINGTON. DIAMOND JUBILEE. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. A FEW OF THE RESULTS OF SIXTY YEARS OF Unexampled Prosperity. (Taken from the Annual Report.) ACCUMULATED FUNDS, over ANNUAL INCOME, over £24,540,000 £3,158,000 POLICIES IN FORCE, 227,112, assuring over £77,000,000 (including Bonus Additions). TOTAL CASH PROFIT DIVIDED, £14,330,892. OASH PROFIT DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1908), £740,385, providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over £1,300,000. The Society now issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICYORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL—for any amount from £5 to £IO,OOO. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Chairman); A. de B. Brandon, Esq. (Deputy Chairman); the Hon. E. Richardson, C.M.G.; John Duncan, Esq., and Joseph Joseph, Esq. New Zealand Branch— EDWARD W. LOWE, Customhouse-quay, Wellington. Resident Secretary. Napier District Office— A. 0. RUSSELL, Hastings st., Napier. District Secretary.

DANNEVIRKE bbhhbe ICONOMY IS NOW THE ORDER 1 OF THE DAY. Practice it by using— COKE. The superiority of this over other fuels for economy, steady intense heating power, and above all cleanliness, should recommend it to all careful housewives. ORDER NOW FOR THE WINTER. 10 bags 12s 6d, cash with order. Prices for more or less in proportion to quantities. THE GASWORKS, Telephone 123. Denmark street. NEW SHIPMENT OF—AULSEBROOK'S BSSGUITS JUST OPENED UP, INCLUDING SHORTBREAD JELLY RINGS LEMON CREAMS BUTTER CREAMS WALNUT CREAMS iffii IMPORTANT. A COAT MAKES THE MAN 1 Likewise A COAT OF PAINT PRESERVES THE HOUSE. TRY S. MASON, YORK STREET, FOR CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY Terms moderate. Estimates fro©.

MURTON'S SHEEP MOSE TESTIMONY. KENWAY BROS., Te Pahi, Waimati Valley, August 15, 1909. In reply to your enquiry as to our opinion of "Murton's Sheep Dip," we have used this Dip for several years, and always have found it satisfactory, both for destroying ticks and leaving the wool in good condition. (Flock twelve thousand.) JOHN MUIR, Esq., Fortification, August 30, 1909. Re '-Murton's Dip," I have used it for the last two seasons, and it has proved very satisfactory. The sheep are thoroughly clean from ticks and lice, and it leaves the wool in first-class order. My clip bringing top price through the whole of the Invercargill series of wool sales is sufficient testimony as to the efficiency of the Dip. Flock dipped,. 4000. C. P. BRANDON, Esq., "Te Putire," Wairoa, Aug. 24, 1909. I have used "Murton's Dip" for twenty-two years, and when properly mixed it has always given every satisfaction. (Flock ten thousand.) J. D. M'GREGOR, Esq, Te Ruae, Pemberton, Wanganui, August, ]909. Re "Murton's Dip," I have used it continuously for the past I eight years on a crossbred flock of 7000, and my sheep are practi- j cally free of lice and ticks. lam satisfied that if used according to directions it is a most reliable Dip. At the May Wool Sales in London this year the "HIKU," "Bee" and "TITI" Clips realised up to 1S 3|d, 1S 3d, and 1s 2±d for greasy crossbred. These were dipped in MURTON'S DIP. WANTED Known—You should patronise local industry, and not send out of town for your printing.—Try the Advocate.