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Business Notices. , « GRBJ.T FEATURE Of Our Strength Prom Now Till ■ • ■ TUT nAIA/ai nr Tlir Ilinil rr Wonderful Parcels. IHr liAWnl fir IHr IliHil rr <>**- hundred . I I BL. Ui IfJ II VI B H IL- J^ißjrßß.L.l. Sent Ollt Xast MoM th; Will Lie in Our Immense and Unmatched EL 51^~~ Dreßß Parcel ; for . JsL 20s, containing 12 yards splendid Melton ; TT\ ■ "■ 'tt fS Dress Tweed ; 2 yards Velveteen for trimming; JJraDerv Jrarcels tor Jiivervone* i^^s^ss.s^^&sirsi-J-^A. M/pVA T >JL ILC/J. WXkJ AVI -*- 4 T \JM. J VAJLVi 3 dozen Buttons. The whole lot aeiiti cSrriago JL t/ «/ paid, for 20s. ARCEL 52 — Gem Postal Parcel for 10s 6d ; 1 pair Naples Kid Gloves', tan We have taken great care in the selection or each Parcel, and worked and watched ana colour, stitched, black; haif-down Cambric watched and worked while the Wonderful Parcels have been put together, and now, after pi*°b collarette trimmed 'with BdeiweS» r Lac©, vigorous and persistent effort to excel, we have reached that point of Real Excellence where The whole lot sent by post for io» 6 d. further improvement seems to be impossible. JP^i^SSi^&SS^S. Si Mothers and all others concerned are especially interested in these Parcels. But please iGiove Finish LhYmg ; 3 dozen Buttons to match* bear in mind that as you send for one parcel it will be only the first of many, and it is 'LS^Sl^^lt d^^ l^^^ because we always Keep our Promise. And now at the dawn of one of the brightest seasons of our business life we'll repeat that promise, which is this : Every article "oarcel 54 — The Great Drapery Dis. strictly guaranteed in accordance with description given. We willingly substitute for any iros-iiiataK'V^^ article in a parcel not required other goods of equal value. " IJ^Jj l^££stos!i£ \°mJSI 1 ' - ' „.,.-,,. (black felt Hat ; Two strong Working Shirtn; 1 ■ Spretty Soarf and box of Collars. This • AH Orders Must be Accompanied with either CASH, P.O. ORDER, or POSTAL 'm. B uifice-t lot «■*. ccthg. p »m, fo, m. MOTES, Payable to "FYFE an.l CUMING." l?^Z&££rt£ffs23i' , .Cashmere, black and colours ; 12 yards Heavy Costume Cloth in brown, maroon, green an<* All PARCELS over 2Os Packed Securely in Canvas and sent (freight paid) to any Railway Station g?y Jl2 JardßJ ardB m y^' Homespun Heather ■ict*-./-** Mixtures— dark and light grey, maroon, myrtle or Port in New Zealand. Where freight is demanded please communicate the fact to us. and bronze colours ; 20 yards splendid heavy Melton Dress Tweed, and 1 Combination Dress — ============:==^^ containing 12 yards of Tweed and 2 yards Velvet " • . \ ;for trimming. The whole lot sent, carriage paid, , ___ _. iot 50s - , . ■ , '■ J juseful Dress for a Girl of 16, containing 10 ' 'yards very heavy Dress Tweed ; 6 yards strong THE GREAT DRAPERY DISTRIBUTORS, ggSaSISS \ ' yards of remnants of Dress Materials, Cot- ' sr\. **». <m *mm wm •■». *•+* ■« ' «» ...^ mam** ■-- - .. <tonade, Hollands, &c, in useful lengths. In all A«> fJL €\ J\ J* XF g\ «3 M* 'H* •WT^t^ Hr Tr '»■' .containing over 90 yards material and a full XS £* O£ '\S T 1 'VI SIJL \J S\ \J Hi J2> 1 1\ Cl Hi 1 ■ lSuit « evet y itero of wh!ch has been selected w —x 'w, m., — —m. -w mmm «-f- , m. m. m mtmm mmm m y ! with a regard to wear. Quality and;quantity be- . ' . ■ ' . • ing our aim in making up all our Extraordinary IDTTIESriHjJDHIST' iParcels. The whole lot sent, carriage pald,;fot

■ l __, l _,^.^w J-~.J -~.- ■^■■■■■ii ii The Wool consigned to Helmuth Schwartz, ■md Co., London, by the Fastoral Society at ,'Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, was reported upon 'by their Valuer to be "of Free Staple and Sound, of Great Lustre and Soft Feel, and with little or No Smell."— Dated June 1884. SHEEP' Bipped with this SPECIFIC are not only ; .^fiUEEH* FROM ALL TICKS : A%» LICE, ,but the WOOL is actually improved by ONE PENNY to as much as THREEPENCE per pound. • . , Wonderful Success. Dear Sirs, — I have very much* pleasure in sendingyou & testimonial of my high appreciation of Thomas' Sheep Dipping Specific, with which you have supplied me. I have found it to answer well. The complete failure of an English Poisonous Dip to kill the Ticks, induced me to try the above, I am glad to state, with the greatest success. The eradication of the Ticks and Ova was so complete that on several occasions I have challenged inspection of my stud, sheep and general flock to iind a living tick amongst them 'As for the condition of the wool, and the health of the sheep—the fact of my taking so'nmuy tfirst Prizes at each of the "agricultural shows, viz., Melbourne, Ballarat, Echuca; Sandhurst, Rochester,' Rochester, Kyneton, and several other shows— sufficiently testifies, and my sheep were entirely free of ticks at shearing. I have now much pleasure in giving in writing my opinion of your Speoifle, which I never hesitate to express publicly the subject of Dip is referred to". " ' fl '* ' 1 have the honor to be, Gentlemen, >■ j yours truly, (Signed) Lbn&ed R. Cabteb, . Scale Park, Clunes, Victoria, Jan. 29, 1887.. The total prizes taken at the places referred to number 157, including nearly £600 sterling. itOYSE;*' STEAD, AND CO.» ' AGENTS, ' ' ' " ' '• DUNEDIN. THOMAS AND 0 0., Manufacturers, SottEBSBT Place, Melbodbnb. OTAGO WITNESS— New Stories— A Larga waount of Re&diDg Matter, Price, 84,