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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12648, 7 January 1904, Page 1

T. PABKEE & CO.. tailors, bio. piACH SUIT WE TUBS OUT JUlH*'. tains our eepotation A 8 TAILORS OF QUALITY. No Garment turned omt tliat does net bear the telltale points ot EXPERT CONSCIENTIOUS TAILORING.

James P. Xhoroaoa’s Notices. THOMSON’S FOR DRAPERY!? GREAT BARGAINS! : TO Effect a Clearance o I Fancy Goods, great reductions Trill 1)6 on Fancy Table?. Bordered Muslins, worth 6-xi, uow 4-d: Bordered Prints, slightly faded. 6st now 33d; New Prints, fast dye, 6U, now 43d; Hoyle's Prints, fast dye. 6fa; Immense Stock i\ew l ancy Muslins and Mercerised Goods, for Blouses aT ?d finm« mer Dresses. New Black Voiles. New Bibbons. Merinos and Cashmeres. New Ibices and Insertions. Endless Variety Dress Materials. New Lacs Collars. Ladies’ Lace Mitts, 9d up- New Sunshades and Umbrellas. SHOWROOM. Stylish Breton Hats, 3s 6d. now Is. Flowers. Feathers, Corsets. Hnddr* linen, Dressing Gowns. Beautiful Trimmed Millinery. STYLISH DRESSMAKING BY MBS M'FABLANE. JAMES P. THOMSON. DEAPEE AXD DIPOETEE. ISADE MARK. 03Ks¥S mP*- -rh T 3S SGEBi fUS*S EO/ppinc t&k Sr'® THE ORIGINAL POISONOUS LIQUID DIP _ THE MOST RELIABLE EASIEST TO USE AND THE CHEAPEST MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETORS H. E. Murton & Co., PORT AHURIRL ARTHUR SIMMONDS & CO., SEED MERCHANTS, HASIING S-BTK BET, NAfIEB,

TO ARRIVE, NEW SEEDS. NEW SEEDS, WHITE. BED, AND AI.SYKE CLOVES. COWGEASS. AND LUCERNE. FIOEIN. CRESTED DOGSTAIL, HARD AND SHEEP FESCUE. MEADOW FOXTAIL. YARROW. TIMOTHY, POAPRATENSIS. POA NEMOBAUS. POA TBTVAUB. ALL SPECIALLY SELECTED. SEND FOE SAMPLES AND TRICES. WE ARE BUYERS OP NEW SEASON S RYEGRASS AND COCKSFOOT SEED. ALSO EX STOCKOATS, WHEAT, BEAN. POLLARD, BARLEY. BEANS. BACON. BAMS, NEW. POTATOES, ONIONS, ETC., ETC.

By. Special Appointment to By Special appointment to mass aaas tha Ooanten of Glasgow. tba Ooonten ol lutulL ,: TAILOR - MADE GOWNS. ANNOUN CEMENT. Ws art now making dreesti at onr old Prloei OOATB AND SKIRTS. AND DRESSES _ _ _ tram Ul* SKIRTS _ _ _ _ tram £llla TOE CASH ONLYPATTERNS AND BEU-MEASUEIK Q POEMS SEN TON APPLICATION. NODIKE & CO., it WELLINGTON TEBBAOE, WELLINGTON, LITTLE’S FLUID DIP (NON-POISONOUS). ANNUALLY USED ON SCOKKS OP MILLIONS OP SHEEP. Thoroughly effective; most healthy for the sheep: improves the condition ol the wool, and stimulates its growth. Experiments showed that Its use mads a difference in the weight of fleece of lUb as compared with nodipped sheen and of Jib to gib as compared with sheep dipped with other well-known Dips. Its users frequently secure top prices for their wooL LITTLE’S POWDER DIP (poisosous).; FAST SUPPLANTING OTHER POWDER DIPS. The cheapest, safest, most easily mixed, and most effective Powder Dip. Ita particles being much finer than any other, and glycerine in a dry state being incorporated with the Powder by a patent process, its particles become much better distributed over the fleece and skin, making the Dip more effective, and the glycerine has an excellent effect on the wooL AGENTS—xr x T.IWU /MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO. s bay FARMERS’ CO-OPERATITE ASSOCIATION. HASTINGS—TIPPING AND SON. WAIPAWA-W. C. ANBTIS. NOESEWOOD—W. M. BECKETT. DANNEVIEKE—BAEEAUD AND ABRAHAM. WAIBOA—Y. AND A. WINTER.

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