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- <' Business Notices. GRAIN, TALLOW, f>f?f\ f** QTrAn FROZEN MUTTON, skins, \3I-E»V/b \Am w I DAIBY PEODUCB| ' *•• . COCKSFOOT, Aβ. Having ipedal htSMa* for Shipping WOOL, PBOZEN MEAT, TALLOW, GBiAIN, AND DAIBY PBODUOBj To London and other markets, I am prepared to arrange Freights, and to make LIBEBAL CASH ADVANCES AGAINST WOOL AND OTHEB PBODUOB placed in ay hands for waltuntid PBOMM BETUBNS. PEBSONAL ATTENTION. IHNIMUH CHABGES. GEO. G. STEAD.

M. S. & CO., CHKISTCHUBCH, TNVITE INSPECTION OF THE IB EXTENSIVE STOCK OF • ,' ' ELECTRO-PLATED WARE AND STERLING SILVER GOODS. ' SUITABLE FOR BIRTHDAY, „.„ ._ MARRIAGE AND XMAS PRESENTS, TROPHIES, AND NEW YEAR GIFTS. SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO CLUBS. Also. TO HAND. Ex GOTHIC/FROM TAYLOR, COOPER AND BEDNELL, 1O RAGLAN SAFETIES, with very LATEST DUNLOP Jl m PNEUMATIC TYRES. These reliable roadsters are co weU known aa to need no comment from as. MASON, STRUTHERS AND CO., CHRISTOHUROH. POINTS TO BE OBSERVED IN -' SELECTING A WINDMILL PUMP. That It shall be simple in construction, strong, and durable. That It ehall have the fewest possible joints and wearing parts. That It shall develop the greatest possible power from the leaat triad* '- That it shall operate steadily and safely In irregular winds. That It shall govern it»elf automatically in sodden storms. That It shall be built solidly and of best materials. MANY MILLS are on the Market which are flimsy, cheaply got up, badly built, and which, though they cost bat little money to bay, are tremendously expensive to maintain. DON'T COME TO US FOB THAT KIND. WE DON'T MAKB THEM. We don't try how cheap we can build our Mills, but how GOOD. The PRICES are as LOW as Is S3ggM , {Bal@C? M * Sfcylei "*^** eOd QUALITY TELLS IN THE LONG RUN. If you want evidence it Is supplied in the fac6 that we sell more Mills every year than all other colonial makers pat together.. A good windmill Is a highly profitable Investment, ' It will pay yon 25 per cent, on the outlay, whether for raising-water fbrthe boose, for wateruurstoelc, for irrigating the garden or the farm. WIND POWER COSTS nothing, and a good mill works along day and night without expense, and with very little attention. We make several sizas, from Oft to 14ft diameter, to raise 60 to 5000 gallons per hour. Please write as for particulars, mentioning this paper. Plans, estimates and advice, free. Drop us a post card and w,e will send 70a oar windmill and pump Circular. • BOOTH, MACDONALD t Cβ., CHKISTCHUBCH. 14 DAYS NOTICE /v - TO <Sb.V 11 , -