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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 2651, 30 October 1906, Page 3

TIMBER. npHE undersigned has for sale at I he yar 1JL receuily occupied by Mrs C. Buyut all classes of timber for building purposes, etc. J NO. EDGAR, Queenstovvu, 9t.li March, 1906. FIRE. ACCIDENT. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL :_£l>oo,ooo. Employers liability insurance a speciality. Flic Insurance at lowest current rates. Prompt and liberal Settlements. A New Zealand-owned Con pauy. MISS GEISOW, Agent, Queaubtown. P. de la PERRELLE, Agent, Air >w tow n. A\ And the struggle for i Existence The child at school, the young man or woman, and those in middle life should ask themselves: Could not my sight be improved ? or could not I be saved pain or worry by having my eyes examined ? Consult . L. NICOL, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, Tay Street, INVERCARGILL. mO STAND AT X FRANKION And Travel the Surrounding Districts, The Thoroughbred Stallion, NATITOA. NATITOA by Flintlock, dam Blue Bell. Flintlock by Musket, damGeorgi. Georgiis a full sister* to Vivaudeue, dam of Canteen. Blue Bell was imported to N.Z. as a brood mare. Blue Bell bv Giaudmayter, dam Cobweb. Blue Bill is Grand (winner of the of Grand Rapids, J others. M For extended cards, or see N.Z. and AuyraT TERMS : Thoroughbred mares £4 4s, paj - able on ltt February', 1907 ; Hackney Mures £3 10', half payable on Ist February, 1907, balance when mares prove in foal. Grtora'l fee, ss. Mares sold or exchanged held lo he in foal. First o-vner held re-ponsible for full money. Grass pad iock at 2s per week, Every care taken but no responsibility. For further particulars, apply WML HUME, Frank ton. QUIBELL'S DIPS IMPROVED POWDER (Contains a New Ingredient), Acknowledged by Flockowuors of worldwide reputation to be unsurpassed for the destruction of Parasites and the production of a sound, lustrous fleece of wool. LIQUID DIP (SOX-POISONOUS). . Has no superior in the discharge tf those functions for which a High-class Nonpoisonous Dip is best adapted. quibell's dips A RECORD ACHIEVED BY A WELL KNOWN PATRON. Mr JOHN S. HORSFALL. the world's renowned breeder rf Vermon's, owner of the famous Widgiewa and Kerurbury Stations in New South Wales, had the honour of achieving the greatest record of success ever seored by any individual sheipbreeder in Australasia with his sheep at the Great Sydney Show in June of this year. His winnings were: 8 Champions, '25 First Prize*, 20 Second Prizes, 3 Third Piizes; and 4 Fourth Prizes-in all, 60 Prizes—and £25 in cash. No other Dip can boast of a similar record achieved by one user. This Dip has beeu used for yean on the following leading Stations in Canterbury : Spring Bank, Waipara Downs, Cashmere and Culverden. MR JOHN MACKENZIE, N.Z. Manager, G.P.0., Wellington. AGENTS FOR SOUTHLAND : NICHOL BROS., INVERCARGILL. MATAURA HERKiT RIVKKTON Sub-Agents: I. W. RAYMOND & CO. MACGIBBON & SONS DO. TODD BROS, k CO. J" R. MILLS & SON. (Published Annually). TjINABLES enterprising traders throughout Yj the Empin to keep in close ton >h wi h the trade of the Motherlai d. B<sides beirg a ocinplete commercial guide t<> Lordon am its suburbs, the D nct ry contains li>ts of: - EXPORT MERCHANTS with the goods they ship, and the Colonial and Foreign Maikets they supply ; STEAMSHIP LINES arranged under the Ports to which they sail, and indioat ng the approximate sailings; PROVINCIAL APPENDIX of T.ade Notices of leading Manufacturers, Merchants, etc., in the principal provincial towns and industtul centres of the United Kingdom. A copy (f the current edition will be firwarded, freight paid, on receipt of Postal TWENT\ SHILLINGS. The London Directory Co., Ltd., 23, Abchnroh Lane, London, E.C.