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Mataura Ensign, Issue 857, 23 February 1901, Page 1

f ASK FOB CHUS I^ARK LIGHT A ROTfAL SBftOKE. THE K.P." FLUID. Ay IMPROVED DISINFECTANT fob ontomal no. SKILLS ALL GERMS WHEREVEB APPLIED.-^ W«w MBmntCTAKT FLUID bu »n wweabu •ffwtir®, iw poiiMwa, do«t noi iUi« w—Sf.." ■n*ii«u, JruHM BskooU, O&m, ud Borou*h CouaciU. KTIACT* FROM RKPOETB: . ?"?*■ Otagg UniT«iiijr, "It U a road ml .iS**s ■««. wil with «k(ar, L»d V a ui. Ji **•" «m 4 IB Mm proportiaM ■»•«*•&" amfteU* . A wU-knowa MEDICAL PKACTITIONM «j. »„ wv. £& * i ■■■iu u im . jfLUiD anaurpaiMd kgr u? otkor prapustwa." !■ lltwlS tSMii i> Bottlw—«i 9d mi fco wpphcd ia Pint, Qaait, ui ruiuZ "n., ~* ■OLI lUNnr VvTVRHS: BWTHOWri. PBOSSEK, AND CO., LIMITID, DUNKDIK. MANCHM AT CHaiSTCHOBCH, WELLINGTON, AND AUCKLAND. MURRAY & CO., HAVING purchased th? Hosiery and Outfitting Business of Messrs 3. Gardner and Co., intend giving the general public a chance of obtaining Reliable Goods at Rok c bottom Prices at their own doors by issuing the Cash Parcel System. All Hosiery direct from the Factory, and cannot be beat for Sterling Value. PARCEL No. 1.—2 Shetland all wool Flannel Undershirts, 2 pair Cotton Underpants, 2 strong Working Shirts, 1 pair Braces, 1 pair our own Sox ; 22s 6d, carriage paid. PARCEL No. 2.—2 pairs our own make guaranteed all wool ribbed Underpants, 2 our own make all wool knitted Singlets, 6 pair our own all wool Sox, 2 silk stripe, light, fancy, Costume Shirts, with Collar and Pocket, 1 pair Braces j for 355, carriage paid. PARCEL No. 3.—2 superior quality Merino Undershirts, 2 Merino Underpants, 6 pair Sox, 2 Superior Qudity Flannelette Shirts (collars attached), 1 pair Braces, and three fashionable Ties; for 29s 6d, carriage paid. Suits Hade to Measure from 555, Samples and Charts sent on application. A nice, cl;an, up-to-date Stock of Mon's Hard Felt, Frame, and Straw Hats. Men's Waterproof and Chesterfield Overcoats, in Latest Patterns and Styles. MURRAY & CO., I ' rincesHt D e ute s i t N CUyHote,) '

(Richard Bvinsley.) (Phil. S. Bett.) ASK YOUR IRONMONGER FOR—BRINSLEY and CO.'S CHAMPION RANGE. WILL give the Best Results with the use of the Smallest Amount of Coal, Ligor Wood. All BOILERS made of Copper, ltd inside. Can be used as an Open Fireplace. High or Low Pressure Boilers Fitted. Requires no Setting. Send for Particulars to your Ironmonger, or to— BRINSLEY & CO., CUMBERLAND STREET, DUNEDIN. ISsT SEE WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY OF THE DEERING ' IDEAL \ BINDER THIS SEASON. E. F. Gallagher, of Mayfield, says" You will be glad to hear that the ' IDEAL' Binder is working splendidly. Ido not think the men have a fault to find with it. They say all they have to do is LET HER GO." Henry Hudson, of Kaiapoi, says :—The ' IDEAL' Binder I got from you this Season has given me great satisfaction. My oats have run about 100 bushels to the ncre, wheat ' about 60 bushels. The Machine worked splendidly, and worked without a hitch. I can thoroughly recommend the DEERING ' IDEAL ' BINDER to anyone wanting a Machine, as I consider it THE BEST ALL-ROUND MACHINE IN THE MARKET." Frank Mcßride, of Fninkton, says:—"The DEERING BINDERS have given me MORE SATISFACTION THAN ANY OTIIEK MAKE, and I have had a Trial of every make on the Market." W. G. Hillk, of Kurow, says" I must say that I AM EXTREMELY WELL PLEASED with the ' IDEAL' REAPER and BINDER, as they are EXCELLENT MACHINES IN ALL RESPECTS, being exceedingly light of draught and strong and durable. The' IDEAL' REAPER makes SPLENDID WORK IN CUTTING CLOVER, and is well 3uited for the woik for which it was designed." McAdie Bros., of Ida Valley, say:—" We started the ' IDEAL ' Binder we bought of you on January 31, and it does its work well IN ALL KINDS OF CROPS. Wo are well satisfied with the Machine." w '3 PATENT nil tit

WE COULD I'RINT SCORES OF SIMILAR TESTIMONIALS TO SHOW THAT THE Deering 4 Ideal' is now Perfection. OILS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Best Binding Twine, . EITHER DONAGHY'S OR ROSEDALE. RAILAGE PAID BY US. RE I D & GRAY, SOLE AGENTS. H. E. SHACKLOCK'S CELEBRATED ' ORION' RANGES. (Over 19,000 of these Ranges now in use in New Zealand). njS O o © O B g HO I® Bts gO T3-S H J § u S(3 rs 1 S'-S 1 o £*■ as go |.§ mEh g J 9° § P la K CQ g si rrt M li »H J3 J3 % 1 CU K|S £3H o S- M 2 saw Em 5 s 2 §S2 w Q5; W e .0" H S W 3 2. wi-3W 2 WHO 3 OOf'tn *1 H Tomb 3nWbEl on OOUBLB OVBNB. vs 03 Railings, Iron Fretwork, and General Castings AT LOWEST RATES. Catalogues on application to the Maker and Patentee— H. E. SHACKLOCK, SOUTH-END FOUNDRY, PBINOES STREET, DUNEDIN.