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Hastings Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 4152, 11 February 1904, Page 2

MURTON'S SHEEP DIPPING FLUID. Satisfaction at Reasonable Cost. BEST RESULTSgWITH EASE AT SMALLEST OUTLAY I"* Ij IS S* needs only be used a.-» directed to secure complete pat Faction in every particular. Owners of millions of Sheep obtain yearlv't'se most gratifying results from this DIP, the Sheep J' i n free of Parasites, and the Wool always showing vigorous growth witn brj>ht, clean siame. and this return is obtained at the SMA-uLLtel OUST. Thousanas ui Pounds are saved annually to Sheepfarmers by the use of our SHEEP DIP. It is universally acknowledged that we constantly work in the iutarests of the Sheepfarmers quite as much aB in our own by supplying the MOST RELIABLE, EASIEST TO USE, ami CHEAPEST DIP, and this is very conclusively confirmed by opinions and reports which reach us continuously. We ask for the support of Sheepfarmers for the coming season, assuring them 01 our continued earnest efforts in their interests. Fullbtocks of'AIUHTON'S DlPare held by several firms below as Sole Agents,.from whom the fullest information can always be promptly obtained, and we hold ourselves at the disposal of Sheepfarmers in all matters relating to Sheep-Dipping, &c. AGENCIES FOR HAVRE'S BAYMessrs Murray, Roberts & Co. Messrs Williams & Kettle, Ltd. N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. Messrs Dalgety & Co., Ltd. I H.B. Farmers' Co.-Operative Association, Ld. H. R. MURTON&CO., SOLE FROPRIEROR & MANUFACTURERS. n BLYTHE & CO. HASTINGS. Executor's Sale MESSRS BLYTHE & CO. beg to intimate to the inhabitants of Hastings and neighborhood that owing to the lamented death of Mr W. R. Blythe the HALF-YEARLY SALE Will take place earlier than usual this Season, the Executors requiring Stock to be taken in February, when UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS * Will be offered and IMMENSE REDUCTIONS Made in the price of goods in all departments. This will be the MOST GENUINE SALE Of HIGH-CLASS DRAPERY ever held in Hasting.-;. Citizens will then do well to avail themselves to the fullest extent of the heavy stock in Hastings. \BUMFS 'C, *">.'■ V ■-* j±i>. ~ 55 IT'S HAiiYiiST TIME FOR THE ECONOMICAL THE GENERAL CLEARING SALE AT THB D. I, C 9 WELLINGTON Is now in full swing. The whole of the Immense Stock has been plunged into the Bargain Pool and there is not an original piece left. Every Article RwrtHPCd ill Price. The Shelves and Counters must be cleared of all F.ishi »n Ui-ods for the reception of Autumn and Winter Merch.-iiulLi: and all Surplus Stock must be quitted. WHITE rat* SABLS-3 CATALOUUE. BLYTBE'S ; Letters should be addressed to the Manager, WELLINGTON.