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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 7491, 14 April 1899, Page 1

"RANTED BUYERS FOR—PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSIC, VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, AUTOHARPS from 15s (rare value) CORNETS. BANJOS, FLUTES GUITARS, MANDOLINS, MOUTHORGANS, STRINGS and FITTINGS for every Instrument at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES VV F. MELDRUM'S MUSIC STORE. rpo p ARMERS, D. CLARKE'S CARBOLISED WHEAT PROTECTOR, For Dressing Seeds. In use in England for Over 50 Years. Numerous Testimonials received in Canterbury and Otago testifying that the Protector prevents Smut in Wheat, Oata and Barley. Prevents Destruction of Seed by Birds or Worms. Seed Germinates a Fortnight Earlier. Saves a Quarter Bushel of Seed per acre. Messes M. Habris and Son, Chriatohurch. j Dear Sirs.—l wish to certify that for some years, ever since Mr Zander first sold Clarke s Whe*t Protector, I have used the same, and each year I never had less than 600 acr. s in crop. I never saw a particle of smnt, and it is no doabt due to rising the above Protector for before I used it I had smnt on the same land in .my wheat; ar.d I think every farmer would act in his own interest to use it. Ashburton, March 15, 1899. (Signed) Youre truly, GEORGE GRICE. To Messrs M. Habris and .Son, Agents Clarke's Carbolised Wheat Protector Dear Sirs, —I beg to state that L h*ve naed Clarke's Carbolised Wheat Protector during the last five years and fonnd nothing to equal it It did all that it was claimed to do, and I would not sow without it. Southbrook, August 6, 1898 (Signed) KENNETH M'iNTO^H. PRICE—ONE SHILLING Peb Packet, which will dress Eight Bushels. Obtainable from DARLING and MILNE, Agents for Gamaru, and all Storekeepers.

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