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Snetaes!) Notices. DO WOT RUIN YOUR EYES BY USING MISFITTING SPECTACLES TELEPHONE LIKB THKSK. POSTAL ADDRESS JOHN R. PROCTER TheOPTTCIAN • Bach PAIR OF ?££■£% OPTICIAN. JEWELLER. & c, Sg"^gg aSee MANCHESTER STREET Sffi d SoSS thoroughly undur- by tho Patient or etand the many (Next Corner Lichfiold street). niade to order par very necessary '* OCULTST'S PRE- &? !ta fr£e? th S CHRISTCHCJRCH, g?SSS?feI? the face of the FITTED for the wearer. NEW ZEALAND. purpose intended. nAJv5fL OPTICIAN and the FITTING are Tyro Most Important Factors to the PATIENT, as miaattinß glasses are POSITIVELY INJURIOUS to THE SIGHT. Every Class of Optical Goods, Spectacles, Folders, &c, supplied on the shortest notice. If not in stock can be made to order, and all work guaranteed. OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY EXECUTED. , ?^^^^ I^l^ ,l to DOCTOR ANDERSON. SLR.C.S., ENGLAND DOCTOR MANNING. M.8.. CM. CMS

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F. .PERRIMA N, ASHBURTON, PROPRIETOR OF JOSEPH FORD'S (Ry Koyal Letters latent) SCOUR & LUNG-WORM MIXTURE FOR SHEEP. A PERFECT CURE FOR SCOUK AND LUNG-WORM. . TESTIMONIALS. Riverslea Farm, Balfour P. 0., Southland, Mb F. Prrrimax, Ashburton. 20tb February, 1891. Dear Sir, —I have much pleasure in stating that I found "Ford'a Scour and Liing. Worm Mixture" a moßt excellent and effectual care for lung worm. I had 450 nice lamus all very bad, and some dying every day, with 38 dead when I got the Mixture to dose them with. I gave them oue done nil round, and found that day I hud only lost two (2), and all the rest have thriven splendidly ever since.—Yours faithfully, W. F. Ward. P.S.—The class of sheep -were halfbreds, Lincoln and Merino. And I might say again that I cannot apeak too highly of the Mixture, which I obtained from your Southland Agents, Messrs Tothill, Watson aud Co.—W.F. W. Drumroslan, Southbridge, Bth October, 1800. Mr F. Fbrrman, Ashburton. Sir —I have great pleasure m testifying to the effect ,3 of " Ford'e Scour and Lun m Worm Mixture R upon my flock. My sheep were coughing and scouring prior to usiuK the Mixture, but after drenching a change for the better soon Decume apparent. All flock-owners having their sheep coughing or scouring should lose no time in giving the Mixture a trial, as from my experience ie is very efficacious.—\ oura respectfully William Graham. Mb F. Febhiman, Aebburton. Dromore, July 21st, lsuo. Dear Sir,—ln reply to your questions as to whether the "Lang-Worm Mixture" I had from you about »ix week? *gp had the desired effect, I am huppy to state that it saved, in my opinion, 300 lambs. The lambs were after a long drive, and starving, having come from the Bays. I bougut them fn tho Aehburton Yards for 6s 6d each. I got them home and fed them on oaten-sheaf chaff and some fresh green feed. They were continually coughing and scouring, and 20 of them died ihe first week. I thought I woula have lost the lot, aud expressed tnat opiiitun to a friend, who advised mc to try "Ford's Mixture. I did so, with the result that the coughing and scouring ceased, and they began to thrive immediately, and I sold them a month after I bought them at a profit, and the man I bought, them from expressed surprise, saying he wouldn't have known them.—l am, dear sir, yours truly, Daniel Brick. P. FEURIMAN, ASHBURTON, PATENTEE AND PROPRIETOR. AGENTS IN ALL PRINCIPAL TOWNS. A BBVOLUTION IN BPBCTAOI.B8; _^m fate— tnmmt «lw Vtiton a him twafl ill * i " *" ~* " T " — **•"*~ T—*--" 1 — "*• -ihtithuhlMi *mii«i flfir ■wnmi'Miiff mil miiii iimi innmliirnni-Tin ■imnimiiwiiMiiMnii mni ~^^<«^