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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7696, 19 March 1887, Page 4

LANGLEY & NEWMAN, CABINETMAKERS, 0 E N |E 11 A L HOUSE FURNISHERS UNDEETAK E^R S\ &;c . ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN NAPIER. 143 LFOAS & HUMPHREYS, TIMBER MERCHANTS. STEAM SASH, DOOIC'AND MOULDING MANUFACTUEBRS, W-ELLESLEY ROAD, NAPIEE. LARGE STOOK OF SEASONED TIMBER ON HAND FOR SALE A.T LOW RATES. TIMBER CAN BE FORWARDED DIRECT FROM OUR BUSH, MAKATOKU. TELEPHONE NO. ?o.J [ESTIMATES GIVEN 146 ' rmd"and"gmiay ? 8 NEW ZEALAND TWINE BINDER, SEND FOR TESTIMONIALS. SEND FOR TESTIMONIALS. TO intending Purchasers of BINDERS we would ask them -to Buy the LOCAL-MADE MACHINE, as, besides tho facilities in obtaining duplicates for ropaira, it is equal to tho best imported. As wo have already a large mvmbor of ordors, wo would ask our friends to ORDER EARLY, to avoid disappointment. _, " [Testimonial.] ■ Wellington, March 8, IgSfi. Thp Reapor and Binder worked capitally, and is all wo can wish. Ties strongly a very neat sheaf in long or short straw.— (Signed) Wm. SKEy, Government Analyst. BACK DELIVERY REAPERS, REDUCED IN PRICE TO MEET THE TIMES. GBASS SEED STRIPPERS. [Testimonial.] Gladbrook Station, Ootobor 26, 1886. Respecting tho Grnsa Seed Strippers I had from you last season, I am glad to inform you that they worked well and gave overy satisfaction. I used them in stripping ryegrnss and cocksfoot grasses, making good work in both.— (Signed), John Elliot, Manager Messrs Murray, Roberts & Co. • ALSO TIIEIR PATENT v^^^^W' Fi£ty mnao sinco baggers cvorrLirtrof (SiNGUs or Douule.) Cllfc - when timed, 70 DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS, HARROWS, GRUBBERS, AND SEEDSOWERS, &o, OAMBRIDGtE ROLLERS, Iron and Steel Fencing Standards, Specially Low Prices, and net weight of Standards laken after punching, not before. Barb Wire and Iron and Steel Fencing Wire. AGENTS FOR WALKER'S PATEN^ WIRE STRAINERS, tin EACH Clayton and Shuttleworth's M and Engines now landed. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION jf^^^^^^^^^^^^^^j^^^^ NEW ZEALAND lIV W4^i*f^^®M^#«^ \ / Porfeetly and readily in cold vSpfSi^ am water; islasting in its effect; vV v\, MP\-M .">U. - YSTW ,i\{\\li 4f possesses great cleansing TOVSm T^U\I I yjf/ii il/lW.'(-\U(Clll'M AwWilllmv) P?™° r '- leaves no stain; is mjl\y))Mm4^^^ ?f wnifown strength and is \7jU^liy\'^^U< (^-a'i^^^-'^ f j tho cheapest dip in tho marTde (allowing Testimonials )ia vo "oeon l'ecoivDi : — TESTIMONIALS. From N, B. Beamish, Esq., Oknwa, Hawko's Bay, 30th August, 188G.— Having used your i Slieep Dip tast season, I found it offectivo in destroying all insects and leaving the Wool in good condition. From Geo. Bee, Mohaka, Hawko's Bay, Ist Soptombor, 188 C —The Dip is vory easy to mix, and docs not stain ov discolor tho Wool. I dipped tho sheep right nndor and did not loso one through poisoning. . I am quite satisfied with tho Dip, and intend to use it again this coming season. i From Ali.-hed 11. Phice, Esq., Whangaehu. Hawko's Bay, 2nd September, IBSG. — I have much pleasure in informing you that I have used two out of tho six drums of Mossra Heslop ■ and Knklns 1 Shcop Dip, and when I examined tho sheep that were dipped I found them quito f reo from lico and ticks, although they wero (rams) running with Merino owes for about eight I weeks. I will use tho four drums this coming season, and if tho result should prove as satisfactory as last year's I would use it in protoronco to any other Dip in the future. Tho sheop wero oxamincd last month. £ From T. J. Stekle, Esq., Crioklowood, Wnlron, Bth Soptomber, JBSG.— I have no hesita lion m saying that I think the Now Zealand Sheop Dip is tho best I have over used. G From John- Bennett, Esq., Newstoad, Pukctapu, 16th February, 1887.— Having dipped 0000 owes With tho Now Zealand Shocp Dip last yonr, I have much pleasure in saying that tho Dip proved ofroctual and satisfactory. L From Ewen Cameron, Esq., Toanga, Poverty Bay, IGth Soplombor, 1886.— Tho Now Zealand Shcop Dip is fully equal, if not suporior, to any Dip I have ever used. S Price: 6s per gallon, in i, 5, and 8-gallon drums. It is used in tho proport gallon of Dip to 100 water. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. Ltd.. P SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND. 82» BROOK lfi f & o. 66 PERFECT " SHEEP DIP (POISONOUS)) O r MrX K 8 KI3A3) IL V WIT II COLD WA T K 11 . Be ouAXiAN'sraa tok very bust; mask. <„ £%?gs>s, POSITIVELY THE SOFTEST M^^W^^^'-^. mv FOR TIIK WOOL. * 1^ B. L. KNIGIIT, HASTINGS. _ „ , TESTIMONIAL Hj QWTi?i P r' OI Si "VmnmVf l^ RV^NS P"t throiirfi my Dip Thrco or Four Hundred Hoggets vrfir VrniA* o^' S P}'Ol««'n»o«- Tliolloggots wore VERY BADLY INFESTED Uiti iv < AJ ?D LrcK. Today I lmvo carefully examined tho Sheep, FIVE WEEKS nnw° "AVIS NOT BEEN ABLE I'O FIND A SINGLE 1 LIVE TICK OR !?»mvW a{& ?KW 1S CLEAN AND BNIGnT, I'IIE WOOL HAS MADE GOOD IROWTH AND HAS A REMARKABLY SOFT AND RICH FEEL. U m iftii?^r • iii u ,V,S ln K floni tnis ono ll>inl > J considor it ONK OF THE VERY BEST DIPS Vg[owo^{&n-0 oSb^n^0 Sb^n^' o!lrSh ' llln PIULIP °- ™«^™ IPS 1 RICE : Per gallon, Is, in four or ilvo gallon drums. In bnrrols, 2o gnJlons. 3a 0d • inn dn .._• ICd do. 3s 3(f , On gallon of Dip requires diluting with 50 gallons of water. ' ' tol ' ■ - ■ Xl MANUFACTURED ONLY BY ™ C. M. BKOqiiE, OPERATIVE CHEMIST, KAIAPOI. 602 m'