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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7399, 15 September 1902, Page 4

HANNAH & COBOOTS, SHOES, BIIPPEBS, LEGGINGS AND LEATHBB. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Nursery Pooda in Variety. Gii-is' PrimsoMs from 1/- s -'Laos Shoes from 8/6 Girls1 Strong Lace Boots from 4/0 1 Dov—' Choree Lace Boots irom 6/8 Girls' Tan Lace Boots from 6/6 Dv Nailed Shootew from 7/0 Girls' Chro.Ti-i Lace Boots from 5/0 Yonks' Chrom ShooteM Girls'Fansy Slippers from 1/8 / ~ Strong Pegged Watertight* OUK GOODS~THE BEST. LaaiV Chrome Button Rnd Luce Ladies' Button und Lice Shoes, Glaos Boots fr ira 10/6 from 6/0 La.liea- Anurican Button and Lace Ladies' Tun Caoe Shoes from O/o liuota from 11/6 Ladies' Tan Lace Boots from 9/0 Ladiea' Fancy Slippers, very tasteful Ladies' Evening Shoes in the very dfsigrs latest shapes cue prices"the lowest. GentV Chrome Lace B iots from 12/3 Gents' Tan Lace Boots from 11/6 Gents' Cookhains n Kip or Calf or Gents' Olace Button Boots Chromo lnathers Genta' Patent Dancing Shoes from 5/6 Gents' American Lacoßoots fiom 11/6 Gents' Fancy 81ipper8 from 2/6 Gents' K-ingaravta Lac; Uoote, 17/6 Gents' Kneo and Thi^h Gumboots Gents' Strong l'e; ged N.ii!td Shooters Gents' GroenhideWaterrighw the very and \Vatortitht3 fora 11/8 latest novelty A C\C\C\ rAn s arAr>E WEEKLY IN ODR OWN FAOTOEYEepaira dene promptly. Toots and .Shoes made to measure Sjle leather, Naili and Polishes always id stook. Largest Stock in Town. R. HANNAH & CO., THE SQUABE, PALMEESTON NORTH " 'UNITED FAEMEBS' CO-OPEMTIVE ASSOCIATION. ! coomaTtea. J milß FAVOUHITE BEVEEAGK. SALES liNCHEASING DAILY.

SHAMROCK CALF MEAL SHAMROCK PIG MEAL SHAMROCK BARLEY MEAL THE CHEAPEST .AND BEST MSD FOE SAMPLEB AND QUOTATIONS OATMEAL, 3/6 PER -251b BAG. TRY COD LITER OIL FOR CALVES. IN 1, 5 AND 10 GALLON DiiUMS. TRY MOLLASSES FOR CATTLE. IN 5 GALLON DRUMS, SUBSTANTIAL HEDUi TIONS OF QL'AN'JITI.-.S OF 1 CWT AND OTEB. LINSEED OIL CAKE CRUSH 'ID. COCOANUT OIL CAKE QBUShEL). IT'S COME I What? "Tractor' Brand Eucalyptus. Yob 1 and 1 H-.jKEi. '.^ :• ••...■-4. going to stay for ever. Why ? Because . c >i :-'''"l- y- > I it is the pure extract of tha Australian X SiLf ~ BluegumTuo. Testimonials are itlll .\ fiS&vffi'idffi^ arriving daily to us. XV>( Obtainable from the following lead--^^vi^il\?fei?^is^SsSS^§« in? Chemists and Storekeepars :A. A. l2gSP*g%!B^ Lhsaman, E. Loary, C. f"A. White. ■ ford, J. Hepworth, F. B. Bunga, B3OISTORED U.F.C.A., F. Woodroofe, Fredk. IreBXJOiLjU Y^T U S. land & Co.'s Wine and Provision store, >.n= •-.."" '*"*: A. Clauaen, J. Pinkertou, O. Bovans, For Asibma. Bronchitis, Cou.eh and Chert t Baker, Mrs Henderson ; W.F.C.A., AfleotioM. Cokls. InHu=nza. Catarrh. Sore p ahiatua .Mr Campbell, Pahiatua; G. Throat, Whoopmc Cough, and Dmrrho*. Brewor and Mf Aahhurat. Dow-4 to 1 drops on eucsroTiij aour. Agents names not appearing in thiß PRICE - - - le*N D a«6D. |ii at B wi ii pleaße (orw 7 rd Ba^e t0 ■ " - ' ~' Standard Office. WHOLESALE from T3.F.C.A. and E. S. le^er, Photo Supply Sore.l Pal uerston all Merchants and Metrorolitan Chemioal Company, Wellington. LAMPS. LIMPS. LAMPS For The Million Just Opened at

ilie Clapham Patent Horse Holder'& "Wheel Lock.' . \1 JLL IISBTJHE YOTJK HORSE AND *KAP FOE SEVEN AND V> SIXPENCE (7s 6d)...: KEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL:— :. WITH the Clapliam Patent Holder a horse may be left safely in harness unattended. This patent is v boon to ihe puolic, and will soon be universally used.—Siratfora January 14th, 1902>—MESSRS OLAPHAM BROS.-Dear Sirs, gives me great pleasure to inform you that I have found your Patent Hors* Holder exceedingly useful; it is easily and quickly applied, simple in construction, and absolutely efficient. I believe it to be impossible for a horse to bolt when the Holder is applied. I have used it with two thoroughbred horaes during their ireakiDg-in, and have left them' harneßsed to my gig for an hour at a time with jerfoot confidence. The Holder fills a want which I have Vainly tried to fill for *<Qara, and is an ab-olute essential to tlio comfort and peace of mind 01 everyone who has to drive a|horse and occasional y leave it in harness. Yours faithfully, L, T. I?AGET, M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lona. • Sold by all leading Storekeepers,- 'Wheelwrights, Sndaiers and othen.Sent Post frea to any.part of the Colony on receipt of remittance by ihe manufacturers, ' " - GLAPHAM BEOST, ASHHUBS.T.

WELDUMINIUM. THE NEW METAL. LIGHTEST Oft EARTH. ONE SHILLING PER BAR;, ' WANTED !r ' EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT Welduminium is Superior to Solder. WHY ?—Becauso'it unites such metalslas TIN, ZINC, LEAD, COPPER, BISMUTH, BRASS, GALV&NIZED IRON, ELECTROPLATE and SILVER. Without Soldering Iron, Spirits of Salts, Chemicals, Acds, Powders, Reßin,,or any Injurious Substanceß, which are all, more or less, Deadly Poison. ONE BAR WILL MEND 400 'ARTICLES. ,7. WHAT IS WELDUMINIUM ?—lt is a NEW METAL, used throughout America generally, and by Buch firms as Armour & Co.'s Meat Works, Chicago J Ohaffey Bro •' Fruit Preserving Works, South California; Columbia Fish Canning ""o, ; also North Queensland Meat Preserving Works—for soldering their tins, as 'tne're is no danger of being poisoned with Spirits of Salts. IS" Over 400 Testimonials received from Business. Firms and Preserving ' Tha history of WELDUMINIUM is that tho U.S. Government offered a bonus of 10,000 Dols. for a substi ute for solder, without using poisonous materials, as so msnv ueonlo died yearly through being poisoned with eating Tinned' Fish and Meats. It was gained iind patented by POWER, WEBSTER & CO., Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. DIRECTIONS FOR USE.—Take the article broken, clean well by scraping or'washing then heat it with a hot iron, or before or over a fire, candle or lamp. When the article is hot enough the WELDUMINIUM doca the rest without the aid of Chemioals or other Poisonous Maiorials. > .■. .'._ UNITED FAEMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LTD.