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Otago Witness, Issue 3276, 27 December 1916, Page 8

A useful Tool weighing 601 b, combining -Anvil, two Vyces, Drill, Emery Wheel, etc., etc. ®mr £,& Worth of Tools for 88/-! Send for Illustrations. *.' Wholesale Agents—

[Established 1871.] Specially Finished Calico \ TENTS and FLYS. TENTS . 6xß 8x 10 10 xl2 ink 16 '' 21/ " 30A fii FLTS ... 9xll■lo xl2 12 xl4 l|f|% 10/6 13/6 15/6 'X We will be pleased to quote Drill and Duck M Tents and Elys in our "UNIVERSAL " make. DECK CHAIRS 8/-, 10/6, 11/6 ' M^ SKETCHING & CAMP STOOLS ... 2/6, 3/6 JwMw APRONS for Carpenters, Cabinetmakers, and Bakers. /^^m§^ Eest quality Drill, 1/9 each ; Duck, 2/3 each. FLAGS. -Made from Best Doublc-warp Eimtmg, all *^^^ sewn. UNION JACKS_3ft, 6/-J 4ft Gin, 11/6; 6ft, >C J 17/6 J 9ft, 32/6. N.Z. ENSIGNS-3ft, 7/-; 4ft 6m, f 12/6 ; 6ft, 18/6; 9ft, 35/- #^^J|^ Other sizes on application. *\&^ e is£ z » -eTents and Marquees for Hire. Manufacturers of the "UNIVERSAL" HORSE and COW COVERS. 253 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.

$ «$ - mm ;css 4a i?» m W^ (No. 7 Vin. Single Furrow ... £ | 10 OLIVEE'S ] No. 13-7 Vin. Single Furrow ... ... * j C No. 17a, Double Furrow (as illustrated above) 1«* u These and the celebrated OLIVER 098-099 chilled Ploughs are what Nelson orchardists use. The construction of the IYa is unique, abd its work cannot be surpassed. It will pay you to investigate it. tturaett&M sSTKa^iis 204 Madras Street, Chris tchurch.

To ensure getting all three you should follow the example of New Zealand's Leading Pastoralists and use | Most efficient for killing pests and parasites, keeping sheep ■', clean, making wool grow and improving its quality. ■ .'n.Ml^:Utt»K«ll]|.B^;reilfT rat used about seventy years ago, and still supreme—is the best ,ummei Dip. Hothing so good for Lambs. Safe and easy to use. MoBGUGAIL'S ARSENIC-SULPHUR PASTE »?***££ 'ly. Mixes o:-.sily with, cold water and is ready for use immediately. Unlike crude arsenical powder dips, McDougall's Paste has r»o harsheraing effect upon Wool, nor does it cause Wool to discolour. Also McDougall's "Bloom" Dip (Non-Poisonous).— Universally popular with Stud Breeders and Show Exhibitors. READ THIS TESTIMONIAL: Mr J. G. Collins, "Rawea," Taihape, writing on September 5, 1916, states: —"I have much pleasure in saying that McDougall's Arsenic-Sulphur Paste Dip ha 3 given me very groat satisfaction, having used it for the pa3t two seasons on my flock of about 3000. Not a tick to be seen at shearing time, wool bright, clean, and in good condition ! I intend to use it again." ORDER THE BEST OF ALL DIPS-McDOUGALL'S-FROM YOUR STOREKEEPER, Chief Agents for New Zealand: N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. BRANCHES THUOUQHOUT THI DOMINION.