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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12403, 12 July 1902, Page 10

HICK'S PATENT ["MONTAUK.I No more ORCHARD PESTS! No more BLIGHT ,on FRUIT TREES ' ""The Most Satisfactory Preparation Known fob the ' DESIJCTION OF BLIGHT AND INSECT PESTS, "MONT AUK" can either be painted on infected trees with a brush or . sprayed on with an " Imperial''or other spray jramp. "MGNTAUK" can be handled bj children with perfect safety, does not injure the skin or clothing, and is as indispensable to the owner of a •• • dpzen trees as it is to the largest orchardists. " MONTAUK " effectually .' Mildew , I Blight on Hawthorn Hedges fungoid fa'OTYths on' Coltony Cushion Scale ! Woolly Aphis or White Blight Fruit Trees Mussel Sonic ' | ttfd Spider Etc. Etc. "MONTAUK" is recommended by leading Nurserymen and all who have it, and is the most efficacious and most satisfactory Insecticide ' • •' in use. TESTIMONIALS MOM LEADING FRUIT-GROWERS. ■ PRICE Of " MONTAUK " t One Pint Tins, Is each; One Qiiart Tins 2s each; One Gallon Tins, 6s each; Four Gallon Tins, 21s each. , Special quotations given for large quantities. Prices f.0.1), Dunedin, ' , ' 'SOLE PROPRIETORS AMD MANUFACTURERS, NiMMO & BLAIR, 3^'BD,'ffiEECEAHTS & SEED' GROWERS, 33UKrEXMBJT. ' THE LEADING BOOT OF THE t fO : DATE_SLIPPERS. CENTURY' •' CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT, ", THE ' , . '.'PRINCES STREET Smartest, (OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE). . Easiest,' •' ' - . • Shapeliest, Men mUst go! .Women mast go! Children Brightest, must go! about iii a half-hearted sort of way. Neatest, without taking .liny, particular interest in any- Best Looking, 'thing. .'Yery. often the trouble is clue to the Best Wearing, .uncomfortable Soots and Shoes, they art wear-'. •• •■• Best Fitting, ( iiig. Try _a,-pair of our English or American Best Paying, \Shoes; they are comfortable from the time Best Selling, -. you \iut them on to the lime you come back. BEST OP ALL. '.... , ' , . < — ' GOOD OLD FRIEND ' LADIES'WINTER BOOTS. „ .T . ATThT . „ LADIES' WINTER, SHOES. j "ZEAIiAWDIA • LADIES' EVENING SHOES. ' ; HAS STOOD THE TEST FOR 20 YEARS, ■ THE NEWEST LEATHERS. ' i '■ 1 And ; .. . ( THE fCHBOME, THE VICI, .STILL HEADS THE PROCESSION, ' . THE BOX CALF, THE VALOUR., • None Genuine unless Branded* • = ■ , — - . ' " ZEALANDIA." You canrely on getting well served at our Ask your Retailer for them, as they are Boot-Store; .both in Value and Styles. ALL GUARANTEED. . ■ • ! ' . — • " Wholesale by dress c ßaSorals. SKELTOtI, fIMSTICK, & GO. MEN'S GLACE BUTTON BOOT'S. (IjIMITEIM. , . ' THE PINK OF FASHION, CHRISTCHURCH , ' IN.'GLACE KID, BOX CALF, : ° ! , ■ .TAN GLACE, KANGARETTA. p. J. BIDJfEADE, Canterburj . HIE WANT OF TO-DAY: Agent for the Otago Daily Times" anil .Goloshes, Snow Excluders, Warm Slippers, , , •' ' Goiters, Cork Soles. * Otago Witness and for the Mining Investors' Our Boys' and Girls' Tlard-wear Boots and Guidf " ota " s for AdTertiseraent3 and Sub Shoes and.Cosy Sappers, Snow Boots. .prions promptly attended to. Address - '' Afti T^ THEADDRESS: 98f}/ ST. ALBANS. CHRISTCHURiDH.GONTIIMM BOOT DEPOT, mHE FARMERS' PAPER.—The AgTienl"PTjivcwc otp-p-ct -* tural Department of the Otago Witness aiuiui ' j s ac knowletlgrf to be unequalled by that of , THE POST OFFICE). any other weekly in the Colony.

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