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. contain! th» correct protJ .. a _ pertir« of fle»h - forming HJ J7lXn« and bone-making mater**>Y**A>cv<r3 j alg i n in( . h a form that <-/ they can be readily assimilated. 7 ...■'■ 1951S Crime in ; the Pantry! Mellor s JFfIH Sauce / T^S^S He wanted The Best! gIR Ernest Shackleton, writing to the agent entrusted foith the purchasing of the stores for the forthcoming Imperial TransAntarctic Expedition, uses these words: I "The question of the concentrated beef supply is most important— it must ... beßovrO." NELSON Don't bny iwiy tpa—sen It is Nelson Jlontes. Tbo M O A Tl7 » « name is a srnanintee of iviwftic o scpreme quality ami the pfinr T pic greatest value. See yon PURE TEAS £ et , Ne i sonMo)lte ., ig3i3 WAR AND Sheep Dip Supplies Thanks to oar wonderful British Navy, supplies of HUIBELL'S Sheep Pips have come to hand, and we will have no difficulty in fnlfiLling all orders at the old prices. THE LIQUID DIP (non-poisonoos) for off shears-and lamb-dipping. THE POWDER DIP (polwnoas) for autumn dipping. Use Quibell's. It Pays There h no great difficulty in selecting a small parcel of woo] aad seouiae top price at a sale. Tbe real test is shown when every part of tue dip is represented. ( _ tTEs is the case when such a splendid J"*n£e is obtained as that far Mr J H. Ensor's Rydal , Down's Clip, sold at Christchiirch Woo . , Sales °* December 7th, 1914. not only did be E ct Top Price at the Sales (wIJ per Ib.), but the whole oi the Ow*%,£} J ia£ the epjeaffi-l averaeeof 13.55 pence per Ib.. and the whole clip of over 100 bales, including Jocks and piece*. averaged 1 ajy pence per Ib. M . This mnrt be sometW of a rttord, and speaii volumes lor tbe dip «e<Cvix., QUIBELL'S. DALGETV St CO. LTD. AGENTS FOR AUSTRALASIA HqTJ©