The Doric brings for Auckland a splendid assortment of gents' ties, scarves, and mercery, latest London novelties, to supplement the already large stock of J. Shackelford, 210, Queen-Etreet, which for style, quality, and alue is second to none. Gentlemen will do well to inspect the above, if they would have something really new and nice.
Small Birds : How to get Rid of Them. —Tauranga, September 29, 1883. Dear Sir,—We are glad to inform you the two bottles of bird poison acted most effectually in exterminating tho small birds. Previous to scattering tlie poisoned grain, the sparrows, linnets, and laiks were about IN THOUSANDS, BUT NOW THERE ARE ONLY A PEW TO bk seen. We have great pleasure in recommending your Bird Poison to our neigbbonrs and friends.— Yours faithfully, DOUGLAS AND SON. To Mr. Edson. JEdson'a Bird Poison, in bottles, at 2a Od and 4s Gd.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9436, 6 August 1889, Page 6
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