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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 91, 11 January 1919, Page 10

iSuperior Wristlet Watch fSSM'I It ®iIL M\ S|'l ' r Indeed, hundreds of New h l l Wm Wj For s P° rtsmen and Motorists - §L i - ■ ' Make up your-mind to see ■ J the Wristlet Watch, popularised through military ' I ' \ use, has come to stay. Its convenience is specially I boat, and complete an ideal 1 appreciated by Sportsmen, Motorists, and every man A holiday by staying a fortnight I Z mm, 10 ifa /!»• ««»•!» »»'* I A .plaSi Wmtld Wold i, niuttM jgLi, i Famous 15-Jewel Watch. Note that the movement felll Cook & Sons, and screws into case, thus keeping it perfectly free from p||iit A. Hatnck^& Case is of strong Plain, Solid Silver. ® ',yJp|li| Luminous "Dial. Leather Strap. i This IValch has proved its quality and dependability while 'on active service' at the Front. It will give ' . equally good service anywhere at all times. ; ' ~ i mcE 841 ' POST FREE , Melat Prolcclors t/6 extra. . Stewart Dawsotis^^ '.■ . ; . "Rosco" Blouses m A Standard all our own. lj I|| J V'' " " CoV . ert and SaXe : TOM pZel q 29ltZtil ,fA _ MODEL BLOUSE in Ivory Georgette,. MODEL BLOUSES in Lime Georgette, with trimmed with touches of Emerald silk, very Brassier of heavy lace picked out in ] arge co llar, inset Malines lace. Price 59/6 ; Sky and Saxe,, finished gold drops and „ . . .. D . , r , ~ tas scls. Price only 95/- MODEL BLOUSE in Shell Pink Georgette, smartly trimmed Gold and Saxe. Lined HANDSOME MODEL BLOUSE in Black (ancy net ; nse rtion. Price 79 ( 6 Ninon, inset wide jade Faille and gold „ tissue, lined cream net. Price 90j, WHITE CREPE-de-CHENE BLOUSES, FRENCH MODEL BLOUSE WW- , ' Voile, trimmed real Irish Lace and Insert- . , Prices 37/6 to 45/ion, with crochet drops. Price 87/6. • ■ -, ' - _ PRETTY AMERICAN SHIRT Blouses . STRIPED VOILE BLOUSES, charming in the new Lista washing silks. Very sf R Saxe, Lemon, and Black full styles. , Price only 32/6 ... , ground ., . . Prices 32/6 DAINTY CREPE-de-CHENE BLOUSES FINEWHITE VOILE BLOUSES. trimmed in Cream, trimmed Black, and Black and ' hemstitclimgs and headings. A useful < White stripes. Correc; rang e to select from. Prices 10/6 to 25/-

Buy Furniture you can leave to foi lira | • sste&Ss: lure of the best possible design and workmanship, Tint, it }ou uiAJOU | ( — See. Your Furniture Blade, !j j and prove ko yoiir own satisfaction that '■ ' J it is built.' as you wish it. Selecting I here has three big advantages-you can - i first ■ examine the 'timber, and see that it I is free frow blemishes, and you'll know Lp__*.H» f that every I piece will be made by skilled taps P| • }' workmen; 'mid above all the usual mid- RM JOT ■ dlewan's profits goes right into your ife Pocket! I|§@l __ raasei , CalMet us talk about Furnituro || ■™| ijj ' and Furnishing. " V;.P f; , I Note our only address. No connection with any other .firm of similar name, „ n BBfln or SIJ FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS J S. S. WIILIAiS 1 Co. ltd, me ITHE j WfilßßSftPi FARMERS' CO-OPEEIIIVE' ISSH; LIMITED). NOMINAL CAPITAL ... - SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL ... g 32 '" 4 g . PAID-UP CAPI'TAL ' ... - *212,8J7 15/ i HEAD \OFFICE,; , : MASTERTON.. , ' ' BRANCHES AT WELLINGTON, GREYTOWN, CARTER Q T ° N £ TUA, EKETAHUNA, MARTINBOROUGH, ALFREDTON, UANINS VIRKE, WOODVILLE, AND PONGAROA. GENERAL MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS; WOOLBROKERS, STOCK; STATION, AND ' COMMISSION j AGENTS. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL, 8 STOCK, ETC.,, AT .LOWEST CURRENT RATES. j I To Farmers'requiring Sheep Kcdicine | • GATES' SHEEP DRENCH 8 TS an INVALUABLE MEDICINE in all cases of Lung Wor f%S° | Worms, Thread Worms, Scour,»and all Intestinal Diseases in bneep, Hoggets, and Young Cattle. \ • " ! The disease of Lung Worm alone- destroys many thousands of sheep evevy vear in New Zealand. THIS MORTALITY CAN BE REDUCED TO THE ing OATES DRENCH. It has been thoroughly tried by the largest sheep breeders in the North Island witli greut success, aa tho numerous testimonials will show. Put up in 4-GALLON TINS at ls:i. PER TlN—sufficient for 300 sheep. ! Wairarapa Farmers'"'Co-op.-Assn. Ltd. | • SOLE AGENTS.

1 N.Z. WOOL CLIP ! 1917-1918 ' TTHE highest average price for greasy wool for any district in the ""Dominion was obtained by Tokomaru Bay, 6,243 bales being disposed of at an average price of .£25 oa. sd. per balo Murton's Sheep Dip was used on practically the whole of this wool has been used in this district for the past ten years. . ; WOOL DIPPED IN MURTON'S SECURES TOP PRICES, so why not use Murton's yourself and benefit by ■increased profits? • "Champion"' 1 in 200 Dip makes 1000 gallons at a cost of only .£3 155., yet it is easy to. use, an ideal insecticide, and improves the quality of the wool —it is the most satisfactory and . economical dip on the markeft. USE MURTON'S DIP , oh your Flock. s ij Order from the nearest Ag«nt |

LAMB-DIPPING THIS YEAB, With the promise of higher prices for Wool, Sheep-owners throughout the Dominion are going to be even more particular in dipping their lambs this year. That is why it is extremely fortunate for them that a large shipment of QUIBEI.L'S LIQUID DIP has just been landed by Dolgety and Co.. Ltd., This sterling dip has been the favourite ot successful Sheep-owners for years. And lxero is the reason: QUI BELLS LIQUID Dip never fails as an exterminator of tick nnd other parasitic filth. This saves money. Dipping w 'th Q UI beU s not only improves tho condition ot the wool, but it stimulates a healthy action of tho skill, and consequently increases the rise of the yoke «nd the weight of tho (Icece. This makes money. Is it any wonder, then, that QUIBELL'S LIQUID DIP is so much in demand by Sheop-owners ? Mako sure of your supplies by ordering now. Dalgety and Co., Ltli., Sole Agent? for Austr&lid.— Advt,