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Manawatu Standard, Issue 7403, 19 September 1902, Page 4

HANNAH & CO., BOOTS, SHOES, SEIPPEK3, LEGMHNQS A.SD LEATHER. wholesale~and retail. Nursery Goods in Endless Variety. v ftirl*'Primanlls from 1/- I ttjya' Laco Shoes from 3/6 G ' IZg too Joot 3 from 4/6 Boys' Cho«i.o Laeo Boot, irom 5/6 GWa1 Tan iLco Boots from 5/6 B Jys - Nailod Shoowra from ifi OUR GOODS THE BEST. Ladies' Chromo Button an.l Lace I Ladies1 Buttonftfiil LieoShw, Glace Boots from 10/0 I h'01" G/G au .„., fi La-liov Anvricin ttutton and Laco Ladies-' Tan Lace Shoos f.-oi.iJi) Boots from ll\> Latiios' Tnn Laco Boots from J/u Ladies' Fancy Slippers, very tasteful Ladies' Evcniiij! Shoes mI ho Vi-ry dtsinns latest shapes OUR PRICED THE LOWEST. GontV Chroma Lace Boots from 12/0 Oonts1 Tan I.aco Boots from 11/6 Gents' Cookhnms n Kip or Calf or Gents' Oluco Button Loots ' Chromo leathers Gentd1 Patent Dnncingbhoes from 6/6 Gems1 American Lueo Boots from 11/0 Genm' Fancy blippers from 2/0 Gents' Kangaratta Lace Bootß. 17/0 Gents'- Knot) nnd Th«b t'™boots Gents' Stron R l'o B «ed Nailed Shooters Gents' GrccnbnleWiuertighta the very ana Watoriights from 11/6 latest novelty A 000 PAIBS' MADE M^"l"^"Y IN om OWN FACTOEYRepairs clone promptly. Pools and Shoes made to measure Solo Le-ithcjr, Nails and Polishes always id stock. Largest Stock in Town. T>HE SQUABS, PALMBRSI'ON NORTH. UNITED FABMEBS' CO-OPEBATIVE ASSQIiIATIOM. rjIHE FAVOUEITE BEVEEAGE. SALES INCREASING- DAILY. , " Wame6ck~calf meal sham.rock pig meal shamrock barley meal THE CHEAPEST AND BEST S*SD FOR SAMPLES AND QUOTATIONS OATMEAL, 8/6 PEE 251b BAG. ? TRY COD LIVER OIL FOR CALVES. IN !, 5 AND 10 GALLON DIiUMS. 4 TKY I MOLLASSES FOR CATTLE. 2 IN 5 GALLON DRUMS, 2 SUBSTANTIAL KEDUCTIONS OP QUANTITIES OF I.CWT AND OVEB. LINSEED OIL CAKE CRUSHED. 5 COCOANUT OIL CAKE CRUSKED. j . ~*~ J X'B COME 1 What? "Tracker1 f.PECj..-.:.t .-*-•» •rs-.^r'j«4:.T» J_ Brand Eucalyptus. Yea I and . | Pn<zTi.Rr.i> ■-^i';:__ r;v-w»i. going to atoy for over. Why ? Because ! ' ' it is the pure extrßCt of the Australian <\» t^&^&^K^ J'ff- Bluegum Tioo. Testimonials are still 2 "S. j^P^ s"v;"i/-^,^v--'-'-7-^»* arriving daily to us. W/V j'-^forf'JS^S&.v^ Obtainable from tho following load--5 _N-^^^^"^^^^k^^ in? Chemists and Storekeepers ;A. A. 9 ~^i~~&*&-:*'''hi*£&'^ i'*?r&i&&, Lissarnan, E. Lcary, O. F. A. White- ~ i; ; ford, J. Hepworth, V. R. Runga, 1 ar-nmERy/o U.F.C.A., F. Woodroofo, Frodk. Ire"j ISUCi2IXj"S:' JP^aJSS* land &Co.'sWino and Provision store, I - TO -,™==-.T==-.---i-----=-~^=i« A. Clausen, 3. Piuiiortou, 0. Revans, Tor K*&y*z. Hr'.ii.-;;i.:-:s, r,..:,, L ,), „:„) Cli-sS A . jj,^^ Mrs Henderson ; W.F.C.A., Aff.'etioue, Coi.!2. l-iiiuci!?.a. i 'at-jrrti. More p a hiatwa ;Mr Campbell, Pahiatua; G. , . Throai, ■U-Mon-r.. &,-->,. r^.d L.r.rrhrea. Brewer and Mr Nolaon, Ashhurst. Do^-< to i aroj:* .--.I sii t -ii Cray .:cur. Agents names not appearing in this ' '—fJ!!E-'f-*_ " .". |3*"! >.-I—.^- J Hat will please forward samo to ***""-' r Stavdaed Office WHOLESALF, from U.F.C.A. nrd E. 8. fc^cr, Photo Supply S'orc,|Pal meraton all Merchams nnd lletio?ol:tnn Cfcerxiical L'otup'iny, Wellington.

LAMPS For The Million ' Just Opened at . BAEETS. • The Clapham Patent Horse Holder & Wheel I*ock. \\l JLL IjNSUXE YOUfi HOESE AND TBAP FOB SEVEN AMD YV . SIXPENCE (7s 6d). KEAD THE^OLLOWLNG TESTIMONIAL.— WITH Ihe Clapbnm Patent Holder a horeo lnny be Joft safely in harness nnattended. This patent is a boon to ihe puolic, and will soon be universally used.—Stratford. January 14th, 1902.—MESSK.S CLAPHAM BEGS.- Dear Si^, gives mo gruat pleasure to inform j'ou that I bavo found your Patent Hors* Holder exceedingly useful; it is easily and quickly applied, simple in construe!ion, and absolutely efficient. I believe it to bo iniposaiblo for a horse to. bolt when the Holder is applied. I havo used it with two thoroughbred horses during their breaking-in, and havo left them harnessed to my gig for an hour at a time with perfect confidence. The Holder fills r. vaiit which I havo vainly tried Xo fill for yenrj, and is an absolute essential to tho comfort and pence of mind ot everyone who has to drivo ajhorse and occasional y leave it in harness. Yours faithfully. L T. PAGET, M.R.C.S., Eng., L:R.C.P., Lond..- J Sold by all leading Storekeepers, Wheelwrights, Saddlors and others. Sent Tost freo to any.part of tho Colony on receipt of remittance by ihe manufacturers, • CLAPHAM BEOS7, ASHHUBST. WELDUMIMIIJM. THE NEW METAL. LIGHTEST ON EARTH. ONE SHILLING PER BAR. WAITED! EVERYBODY TO ENOW THAT Welduminitim is Superior to Solder WHY ?—Because lit unite* such metale|aa TIN, ZINC, LEAD, COPPER, BISMUTH, BRASS, GALVANIZED IRON, ELECTROPLATE and SILVER! Without Soldering Iron, Spirits of Salts, Chemicals, Acids, Powders, Resin, or any Injurious Substances, whioh are all, more or less, Deadly Poiron. ONE BAR WILL MEND 400 ARTICLES. WHAT IS WELDUMINIUM ?—lt is a NEW METAL, uaed throughout America generally, and by such firms as Armour & Co.'s Meat Works, Chicago • Ohaffey BroI. Fruit Preserving Works, South California; Columbia Fish Canning \>.; also North .Queensland Moat Preserving Works—for soldering their tins, as tnere is no'danger of Being poisoned with Spirits of Salts. ES^.OvexstfOOTestimonials received from Business Firm* and Preserving Companies. • ,; , n. The historyof WELDUMINIUM is that tho U.S. Government offered a bonus of 10,000 Dols. for a substitute for solder, without using poisonous materials, as so many people died yearly through being poisoned with eating Tinned Fish and Meats Itwasgained and patented by POWER, WEBSTER"&CO.,Cleveland,Ohio, U.S.a! ..DIRECTIONS FOR JJSE.—Take the article broken, clean well by scraping or washing, then heat it with a hot iron,, or before or ever a fire, canile or lamn When the article is hot enough the WELDUMINIUM does the rest without the aid of Chemicals or other Poisonous Materials. ■•••.• wu_»«"f UNITED FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LTD. "-'". . .:'. \ ■ -.0..- ■■•■,,;■ ■,•■■■ ..{ ■•;,■-.■ .-..., ■