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New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9841, 23 February 1893, Page 4

Beninese Wowse: A FEW POINTER'S. Ko. 1— ht line been decided by the bighatt engineers and experts that the IL>E x L t\ pewriter must be a typf-bar tiaebir.e, >'o. The NEW YOSTw the only typo bar machine having f elect alignment, having & wonderful centre guide at the orintlng point W_ O mi..'VAU'n mi'l ». No. 3 —The YOST will take paper op to 14 Inches wrrth (Brief YOSTS,) t?o. 4—The testimonials I show were all given after tmany months’ exhaustive trial and not after a week or two. No, s—The YOST pad coats about twice as much as a ribbon and will last six times as long. No. 6—l can take an old pad oot and pat a new one in in half a minute. ® No. 7 You can take six letterpress copies and 20 manifold copies with the NEW YOST. This I guarantee it . , No, 8 Several firms in this city after using the YOST for many months have bought the second. , , , mof « • Mr John W. MoDougall, author and journalist, of Napier, purchased a YOST nine months ago. He bought a second about one month ago. In a letter X received from h:m yesterday he says : -‘I consider the YOST so much ahead of any other that I look upon myself as a benefactor when I advise anybody to.purchase one. I am exceedingly glad that I got one of them for a start, instead of being bothered with on© of the ribbon machines. The more X have to do with them the more I like them* 1 I shall be glad to show the machine and its work on application. A finished machine leaves the factor? on an average every five minutes, and we will try to spare you one.—GEO. M. YERBX, 7, Manners street, Wellington, THE CRANDALL IU TUB ONLY TYPEWRITER That has Perfect Alignment with iDternti'-nfte.ble 'lyp-, that ta&cs opy width of paper. Testimonials frem many of the principal Legal au.i Mercantile Fi'iaa in the city. PRICE, £lls ills On. Terms to suit large buyers, KEW ZEALAND AGENTS JULEd RENARD A.ND CO;, Costomuobsb Quay (aextDodgshun’a), ' WELLINGTON. G BILWaaO TA.BLS3 AWi) REQUISETES. A. x« OO O K JBk. 13 O 0., MANUFACTURERS, MELBOURNE, CHALLENGE COMPETITION, and now supply their Pataat Low Cushion with all tables, guaranteed true to anglee, and superior to any in the market. BALLS, CUES, CLOTH, &o. ALWAYS STOCK, MELBOURNE. PHILIPS AND PIKE, SOLE AGENTS NATIONAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS. 43 m z >- So < Ui iviPf FOR CHEAP BEDSTEADS IN GREAT VARIETY, ALL SIZES. CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, KITCHEN UTENSILS, 170 GEORGS WINDER, Cubap Ibonmosobb, Cuba street, Wellington GROCER FOR I IF YOU LIKE NICE * AWARDED MOATE** 08 tCOLDScSiIVERMEOALS CELE9RATED 3cTHE BEST} PURE INDIAN TEAS PROCURABLE SKSXIP DIFS. fluid dip. (Non.Potsonons.) UimiM POWDER DIP. (Foisonous.) !I! ‘ Cooper’s ’ The Canterbury Agent for ‘Cooper’s’ Sheep Dip is so terribly alarmed at She way In which ‘LUtle’e’ Dips have cat oat ‘ Cooper’s ’ th >t (in defiance of business etiquette) be has published a speoial circular, referring throughout to ‘ Little’s ’ by name, the whole purport of which is to detract from the merito of the rival manufacture. But ft is no use 1 ‘ Cooper’s ’is supersodsd 1 For who will buy ‘Cooper's’ Powder Dip now that they know that * LITTLE’S ’POWDER DIP is as good, and better, and ’Cooper’s’ costa half as much again 1 Most people could oot tell ‘t’other from which.’ But there is a difference, ‘Little’s’ Powdor, while equally effective, contains glycerine, combined with the Powder by a patent process, and this inches ‘Little’s’ more soluble than ‘C <oper’s,’ prevents it caking into bricks, and avoids any harsh effect upon the wool. People who have tried both Dips naturally, therefore, prefer ‘ Little’s.’ Consequently, AN IMMBNSB DEMAND TOR •LITTLE’S’ POWDER DIP has sprung up. this Season’s orders being already more than SW times in excess of last season’., and 1 Cooper’s ’ agent has taken fright 111 He tries to sneer off 1 Little’s ’ Powder Dip as ‘ about tbs 35th attempt to copy " Cooper’s,” 1 and a.ks what has he. some of the others. This one, however, has snceseded • with improvements. in a Fright! 1 ! Compare the Prices. * Little’s,’ I keg (to make 1000 galls), 50s ‘ Cooper’s.’ 1 case ~ 75s Both allow rcdnstlons on large orders. ‘LITTLE’S’ FLUID DIP is also advancing by leaps and bounds. Its sales, always vety large, have increased tenfold in the last five years, and the Dip is nsw used by owners of over 5,000,000 sheep in New Zsaland alone, and many millions throughout the world. 1 Cooper’s ’ agent calls ’ Little’s ’ Fluid tbs ‘ principal non. poisonous Dip In the market.’ The oompllmest, though kind, was unnecessary. Poor ‘ Cooper’s ’ 1 They may well despair, for ‘ Little's ’ proprietors, possessiug both the acknowledged ‘ principal non - poisonous Dip ’ and what is now proved to be the cheapest and best poisonous Dip, other Dips have no chance at all. ‘ Little’s ’ non. poisonous Fluid and ' Little’s ’ poisonous Powder are so essentially different In their characteristics that is would be absurd to compare them. Btach has obvious advan. tagos over the ether, and each is beat aeeording to individual requirements. Used singly fsr soma purposes, or in combination for ethera, these two articles now supply every Bead that e»« porsibly arise in aonrnsotion with sheep, dipping. Blackburn© and Co., CHEISTCHURCH, CHIBC A«IVTB VOR • LITTXJM 1 SHEEP DIPS. 214 ' HIGHEST AWARDS WHEREVER EXHIBITED. TRADE MARK. Condensed Mile Largest Sale in the World. The Original and the Best. Contains the Most Cream.

Christmas Presents / IF YOUR WATCH WILL NOT KEEP GOOD TIME TRY rp H. COtT MA N, 25, WrLTJS STREET, Wellington, The Best and Cheapest Stock in town. Call there and get the prices. 118 I R, WHILE YAN D O 0., Timber Merchants, Ohah, Manawatn Line. HAVE on hand a large stock of Heart of Totara and other timber. Rusticating Flooring, Matched Lining, Architraves, Skirting, Ac. j also fencing and straining posts and bonso blocks, Bridge timber cut (Glass), FOR SALE lib, Is doz; 21b, 2s doz. Also, 100 doz Kirkpatrick’s and St George Jars. HILDRETH & SON, Bottle Merchants, to order and delivered per rail. J A R S eie Loros etrseL