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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12414, 25 July 1902, Page 7

" ' —■ ~ ... * Noticesaas LAIDLAW & gray aaa, WE have now been before the Public for eight years, and would take this opportunity of thanking our numerous Customers for the kind and hearty, support given to us during that time. Our success has been phenomenal, owing, no doubt, to the fact that we buy at bedrock prices for cash from the best English American, and Continental. Manufacturers, swing all wholesale profits, and are thus able to give our Customers every advantage, We import the BEST TOOLS in the WorhlStanley's IRON PLANES and LEVELS, &c. Disston's SAWS, &c. Mat_ieson's....PLANES, &c. Rabone's RULES and LEVELS, &c. We have just landed a splendid shipment of ttONS-English, American, and ContmenW.-and as we have a large slock we will quote such prices as wil comniand a clearance before Stocktaking. , , A really serviceable, strong BREECH-LOADIKQ fiDN for 30/. LAIDLAW & GRAY, === —-—— = . The People's Ironmongers, 19 and 21 Rattray stffiCt. §R T. TDUNBOLt, M.I.E.E.] [R. C. .TONICS, M.LE.K Electrical Engineers, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEO9N. Contractors for Elsctnc T.ightinfr, Electric Traction Electric- Power. Transmission Plauts. Sole Licensees and Manufacturers for New Zealand of the May-Oatway Automatic Fire Alarm. Sole Agents for Orompion and Co., London. (Dynamos, Arc Lamps, Motors); Henley's Telegraph Company (Cables . and Wires); "ICdiswan" I,aui[)s. OCTAGON,. DUNEDIN. \ ©YffKß UTS BSEBI I! 1 ~~" •; " : ' Prevents Rust and Decay on Corrugated. Iron Roofs. §TEEIiITE fiIED is of great brilliancy, and has extraordinary wearing and ' weather-resisting qualities. It will last poor times as t-ong as ordinary paints. One Gallon covers on Iron 120 yards super. 133-As a FIRST-CLASS SHEEP-BRANDING-FLUID it ,is PERFECT.

-SIMEXTS: «fc. S3MCZ.T3BC, DDNKtiltf, OHMSTCHURCH, and WELLINGTON. GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! M'Connociiie's Wonderful Washing fluid CAN BE HAD. AT, IRVINE & STEVENSON'S. See a FEW of the NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS Printed Below. It Saves Time, Labour, and Preserves the Clothes. PRICE ;.ls PER QUART BOTTLE. Irvine & Stevenson - ■ . Agents. TESTIMONIALS. " '" I have used M'Connochio's Washing Fluid for some months with great satisfaction, Mid can coivfidontly recommend it as a groat cleanser and saver of labour. For flannels and coloured clothes it is invaluable, and does not harm the clothes in the least. ' ,M. ELLIOTT, • Blackstone Hill Station, Becks. Matakanui Station, July 7, 1902. To WM, MfCONNOCHIE, Esq., St. Bathans. ■ Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in recommentjing yonr Wnshing Fluid, and consider it the best article yet introduced for laundry purposes. It minimises labour and saves clothes, keeping them a good colour.—Yours truly, LAETITIA M. LAIDLAW. Mr-M'CONNOCHIE. . . f Dear Sir,—l must thank you for inventing your wonderful Washing Fluid. It is a marvellous success in every way, and so invaluable, as it does not harm the clothes at all. It is equally as useiul for flannels and coloured clothes as for white articles, and is , within the reach of all, as it is so cheap.—Yours truly, E. HANRAHAN, St. Bathans. . Mr M'CONNOCHIE. Dear Sir,—You cannot imagine the comfort and convenience I have experienced since purchasing your invaluable Washing Fluid. It is exceedingly pleasing to me to recommend it to all householders, as the clothes require no rubbing, saves trouble, and makes thorn of a puro while colour. I must say it is one of the best inventions of the present day.-Yours respectfully, • _ ' N. SEXTON, St, Bathans. Mr M'CONNOCHIE. . ' Dear Sir,—l. have used your Washing Fluid for two months, and find it vcrv satisfactory. It saV33 both time and labour, ar.d does not injure the clothes in the 'least. I ' should be very sorry indeed to he without i t now.—Yours truly, A. HENWICK.

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