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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 6535, 28 December 1887, Page 1

Business Kotir«s ROIA» MAIL-COACH FROM R.UROW TO OMAB.AMA, ON *Ad after MONDAY, 6th FEB. RUARY 1882, W.Go<* lard's *INE OF COACHES wiil leave & atow (oarryinc tbe Mallg and Pwwengetß) every MONDAY MOKNTNG, for OMARAMA, on arrival of the £tßi train, and ©very Friday afe 8 a.m.,, returning every Wednesday and Saturday. £«Rvlng OMARAMA every WEDNESDAY at 11 a.m. and SATURDAY at 11 a.m. arriving at F.UROW in time to oatoh the ''"rains to Oamam, Booking OffUa at KUSOW Passenger Fares and Parcels uma* he prepaid. W. GODDAKP. P«rcpr!e*or, S.TVEBY and BAIT STABfe&S at Kutow, where Homes and Buggies can be hftd on hfre. C3-t^iS ooddoek ooooßseosKUVori. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE GO. OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital _ ... £2,000,000. TNSURANCES effected on buildinga of •*• every deaorlpfcion j also, on grain in Sack aud in store, at Lowest Current Rates Inst» ranee en hulls for time or voyage : on cargo, freight, or baggage ; on wool from aheep'B back or port of shipment to London ; produce generally, to apd from London, Australia, New York, and ports In N ZealandShippers either In London or oan make spooial and favorable arrangements on open polioies, Ci H.- CEOXTON, Manager. ] Oamaru Branch, (Next Colonial Bank], Thames-street, - jy29 Agenta in District : Hampden — Mpsars Dunbar^snd Son, Ngapara— Mr P. Msityn.^ } Palmerston — Mr C. Crump, Weston — Mr D, Genge. Kurow — Mr George Baveu, WILLIAM CHRISTIE, , Auct t oitet?r ) Stock, Station", fn^ancial, and general comxjislON A^KNT. HAS FOR SALE— Several Valuable Scctionn at Meadowbank Improved Farm of 250 Acres, at Papakftio Improved Farm of 2500 Aores, in Canter. bary Improved Farm of eWJO Aor69, In Canterbury Several Valuable Town Sections Improved Farm of 4700 aores, within 30 miles of Chribtchuroh. The following Company, for which he k Agent, hw always Funds for Investment on approved aecarltioo, viz. : Thk Colonial Investment and Aoeno? Co. op New Zealand, Limitfd. MR CHRISTIE i? now taking orders for R. HOR^SBY AND SON'S HEAPKRS AND BINDERS for next Season. These Reapers And Binders are wifehonfc ezoeption .ac eeft imported , m h9 DIPPING SEASON, ISBS. IMPORTANT JNUxius TO PfiOCKOWNBHS. "LINCOLN SHEEP DIP, 1 POIONOUB. "GLYCERIMfc DIP," NOJM -fUiaOHPDS. Will MlXlwith COLD WATER, end not Discolor fcne w ooi. l MX HAYWARD Laving had two sea. , BonB 1 prscticr.l experience of Shoep > Dipping in every part of Now Zealand, and : thoroughly studied the modes of dipping ' and the requirements of the different dia- • trlcta, we have been enabled to epeoially . adaps the above preparations to such rcu nlrementis so aa to ensure entire eatiaf&otion in i every instance with one dippings j They are CERTAIN KILLERS OF , TICKS 1 their Eggs j LK'E, Sheir Ova \ and- , Ail ParaEitea infeßfcing the Sklna of Sheep, Tbe " Glycerine Dip" 1b tho beat ever introduced for Wool Growing purposes, as shown by teatimoniaio. soa the " Lincoln Orp" is tho most Durable in the Wool, and i will keep th< Sheep clean longer than any * other dip has yet attained, - The two Dipa may be used together In . ' equal proportions, whioh will make a perfeot Dip, and keep any ordinary flock of Sheep clean the whole eeaaou. Used together they combine highly nutritious and Btimu- t lating properties, with the lasting power of the Lincoln Dip. For very lousy «nd filthy . long< wool flocks, the Lincoln Dip alone in | recommended, it being moos lasting in its . effects, From Mr F. W. HO?KEN (Manager lot - JNO. GKIGG, Eaq.), Longbeaoh Station, Ashburton, New Zealand. To Mr Hayward, Duneaux, •>my 12th, 1884, Dear Sir,— Yours to hand re reault of dip. ping. Mr Standish,- I am glad to Bay, it highly pleased with the appearance of tbe Sheep dipped in your "Glycerine" acd c 11 Lincoln Dip " mixed, compared with thoae r dipped with Hatch'B Dip, co much bo, that ° since you were here we have used your Dip " for about'6ooo Sheep, and Mr Grigg would ° have used it for about 10,000, had your n " Liuaoln Dip " been obtainable. When it c ; oould not be got we used your " Glycerine c Dip[' mixed with Hatoh'B. Mr StandUh a has just been examining the Sheep dipped X both yours and your opponent's Dip, and % speaks very favorably of the reaultß, Where d the "Giyoerine " and " Lincoln " were used c the wool and skin of the Sheep were In by n far the best condition than those dipped by „ Hstoh. H From JAS. REID, Jnu,, Esq., ElAoralle Oamarn. June 30th, 1883. I have finished dipping some time ago, and your Dip was a great sucoeas } and I j shall use It again vsxt seaaon. Sold everywhere m rgrong Iron Drams (whioh are free) ol.2olbii, Wlbs, and lOQlbi eaoh. Price 4s per gauua .n quantity (1011 n to Gallon), a great reduotion on oidera for larger quantities for large Hooks, when 1000 I gallons of Liquid oan be n:*de for L 3 10s. The undermentioned Agents will be pleased to supply Catalogues, Price Lists, instructions for Mixing, and any Information required. Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers— TOMLINSON & HAYWARD, Chemists, P Lincoln, England. Agents — THE NEW ZEALAND SiOAN AND i MERCANTILE AGENC? Company, J Oan» ,rui ' N.JB.— ?lana of Hayward's Latest Improved SLeep Dipping Baths with Travel. ling Gangway, aa erected by some of the leading Flookownera of ftfow Z«jftlAnd, to he had ol the several &g9»ta r JrVw* 10s 6d ' «<Mh, iiU ,