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Otago Witness, Issue 3250, 28 June 1916, Page 14

Other roquiromonts for the Poultry Yard WILSON'S PONE AND GRIT MILLS, ENTERPRISE DONE AND GRIT MILLS, -11 -

The Circular Incufoatoi This little Metal Hatcher is bettor than any number of Clucky Hens, a reliable and less troublesome than big Incubators. It's all metal, has ; capacity, and will hatch out every strong and fertile egg. Self-regulat one gallon of kerosene will see the hatch through. The Egg Chambe to the centre. To turn the eggs, just remove the ccnere and th< roll over and change their relative positions. 42>€5/™" complete, with Regulator and Thermometer. Kail fr>

W CM. W. NEW > SFRAY PUMP I type, wi<:h an air J chamber instead of / a cylinder. Jt is a j general favourite, and much time and thought has been / given to perfecting | it. A trial will convince you of the superiority of the ' CM. W. No. 6 Pum;) over any other of the same class. It's all in the nozzle. It will do all the work of the garden. It wll throw a solid etivam forward, or a broad, fan-shaped spray that can bo adjusted from fine to coarse, and the same spray at light angles. Our Special Price, delivered Free—22/6. Each spray is put in a strong cardboard box, with full bnok of instructions on sprayinn and diseases and insects. 1 to ARE A MONEY-SAVER EVERY HOME, Economy Boot Repairing Complete, with Iron Stand, 3 Lasts, 1 Peg Awl, Hammer, Knife, Heel and Clinch nails, 2 Sewing Awls, and Directions. Packed in neat Wooden Box. A real moneysaver. Price, 5s Set. Boot Repairing Outfit. No. 4, Iron Stand, 3 Heavy Lasts, 2 Packets Nails, Hammer, Knife, 2 Sewing A W 1 s and Needles, Peg Awl, Wrench, and Directions. Price, Ss Sd Set. ALL GOODS DELIVERED FBEE Home Boot Repairing Outfit. No. 2, with 4 Lasts, 4 Packets Nails, Shoe Thread, Rubber Cement, Leather Cement, Hammer, Knife, Directions, Needles, Bundl o Briitles, Heel Plates, Direc- | Plymouth Rock I Boot Repairing Outfit. N o. 3. Co mplete, with 1 Iron Stand, 3 Heavy Lasts. 3 pair Good Leather Soles, 1 Hammer, Knife, Heel Plates, Directions, Thread, 2 Sewing Awls. 1 Peg Aw 1, 4 Packets tions, Wax, 2 Sow- »"»*"is -» i, , \ ing Awls, 1 Peg ! Awl, 4 Packets Awl, heavy Iron Nails, Rubber and Last Stand. Packed Leather Cement, in neat Wooden Wax. and Bristles. Box. Price, Price, 12s Bd Set. 12s 6d Sat. MAIL, ORDER iVieRGHAINTS 9 87 Stuart Street, Dunedin, and Stafford Street, Timaru. z&meafs*!*--*?:-^ -''*:> - . Mi MM am mm Ml ysm ti VT/_VZ^C_ ~ iKIli is a danger signal—it means that the dread XSS\ cold germs have penetrated right into the bronchial tubes and that, unless checked, they may attack your lungs. §$ Take prompt steps to oust these germs. Drive them out with Bennington's Irish Moss. Bonnington's is quick in SSj, its action, and infallible in its ;^ S strong direct attack upon colds id, throat and lungs. ✓yvv \ Ask your chemist for Bonning- //>// ton's—and see that you get it — . ///A don't be coerced into buying ax '///l inferior substitute. //// wmm VM? Proved its Value hy Many 3 of Unqualified Success! For over 50 years Bonnington's Irish Moss has held pride of place as an effective treatment for sore throats, colds in the head and hacking coughs. It allays irritation and inflamation, clears choked-up air passages, and has a beneficial effect on the whole respiratory system. Read what Grateful Sufferers say: Dunedin. "I have no hesitation in recommending your Bonnington's Irish Moss to anyone sufferyig from colds. I find that it gives instant relief, and I would never be without a bottle. There is no cough mixture that is equal to Bonnington's Irish Mos 3." J. V. HAWKINS. Dunedin. "I am thankful that Bonnington's Irish Moss lias cured me. I had such a bad cold for weeks, and since I tried your remedy I am grateful for what it has done for me, I shall recommend Bonnington's to all I hear of who suffer." E. CHAPMAN. Convincing Proof of its Sterling Qualities: Dunedin. "Since being in New Zealand, I have used Bonnington's Irish Moss with very great success. I have found it most beneficial for the children for coughs and colds during the cold damp weather and always like to keep a bottle in the house." J. W. COTTON. Gore, "I consider Bonnington's Irish Moss is the best OOUgh and cold remedy' in the world. Having come from that part of the world where the Carrageen grows, I know its true value, and would not be without a bottle of it in the house under any consideration. T. AMBROSE. 11l "--■--" •■• - - - ;. ... v,. ) ,i.,..^ivv.«llM|M> 52yjfriiifflfrj' , ' > ,' ''irrfffly l **!! *

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