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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7895, 12 April 1897, Page 2

'. ■ PERMANENT ADDRESS.] :'S > -MRS SUNDERLAND, ■ 41 Upper Bedford Place, ■ . V ■ Russell Square, :" LONDON, W.C. X' \ Telegraphtoaaaiess: "Atypio," London. jK DR. HUGHES^ t.l- - M.R.C.S., England, L.R.C. P., London, f; TTAS COMMENCED PRACTICE IN GISBORNE, '.:;: l|And may be consulted at bis private resiv-- debeo, Paltneraton road (the residence of the l s-'. late Dr. Innes). Houbs of Consultation : S, ' 9 a.m. to 10.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m. to 2.30 p.m., ? . and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. h r DENTISTRY. ■ Mr S. A. NoWe-Campbell, SUBGEON DENTIST, '.'■-' . LOWE STREET (Opposite P. 3. Farmers' Grain Store). ■''■-' - irSnooßssoß to Messes Wilson and r r ; . • ■< . DavibS, of Napibb. ''•■-.^Clbuftat 1 p.m. THURSDAYS. " •';, TO SHEEPFARMERS^~ fij:.: ■' — use — S ; Featon's Sulpho-Carbol Dip <\ : ;j: and Wool Vigor. "'"- TF yon want a reliable Insecticide and /":' X su'pmor Wool, use the BULPHO- --;,;.; CARBOL DlP.'a thoroughly UP-TO-DATE I.',':':: ' mixture of colonial manufacture, having no -''-- pretenßions to antiquity. It requires no jrv'frmwcial ; treatment, but is placed in your ■ Juwda in a FINISHED CONDITION ready ■ : • for uc e. ' The experience handed down to us ~« „ by Dip' Makers of long standing is in this '"■ j Dip, employed and improved upon to meet ■' the requirements of the times and suitability '*■ - the climate. t SULPHO-CARBOL is the only WHALE ?', • OIL *as ; POTASH . prepared Dip in t!ic j ' : ? . markeb. : . SULP^O-CARBOL can be used either in . dry or wet weat.her with equal certainty. ; BULPHO-CAR6OL is certain death to ] . '«!{ parasites and their germs if directions »j- are followed. i '; SULPHO CARBOL is acknowledged by ■■/ all who "haVe used it to give white, soft, ?"■ bright and heavy fleeces, with abundance of (-' yolk. *'''. SULPHO^GARBOL does not discolor the r ' <mtoi, prevents a large percentage of matting, v. »nd ia safe to use, Paioe, 7/6 pub Gallon, double strength : Ito 200, in 1, 2, 3. 5 and 8 gallon drums. ;.i . Special quotations to large bujers. jfve gallohß of Sulpho-Carbol will dip One ',' '■ ITHOnsAND Shbbp ata cost of 37s 6d. > JB. H. Featon and Soil, " : "' ' Sanitaby Soap Wobks, ;-.-' ' '. QUborne. %'ijiht Alfted J. Massey, bySwy %■*■> Organist St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church), ?* -Teacher of Violin, Piano, Organ, and %.'? SIKOINO. Terms on application. Pupils ■r'-V visited. .Private addresß : Wainui Road, t/f\Kaiti. Town address : Mrs Browne's, *;y Stationer. .• ''■%;■.. COUNTRY LESSONS. 'k:, Mr Massey visits Patotahi on Mondays, :< " v j^OBHMBBB,- WaEBBHOA-A-HIKA Cojlege (foi olasB), and Obmond on Wednesdays. &■>•' ' '"■ MUSIC LESSONS. i§A Ttyfß T. C. WEBB, A.T.C.L., Organist of K-/"4TX Holy Trinity Church, Gisborne, will •S "Visit Oemond on Mondays and Patotahi on jgwiJturßdaya to give Le»»onB on the Pi«no, Ijfepi'gan, Violin, and Singing. W?'//'- Town Address : sm'j'\i ■' ' 59 Lowe Street, Gisborne. Sffi* Wiillam Marr, WssV PBorBSSioNAt Pianoforte Tuneb . . m^L i'; '■; ' . And Teacher of Music and Singing. ferKj/iRDERS fQ r Tuning promptly attended |^«/" "t°. Country and Coast regularly P^'ted. .. WM&- ; -;*-) 'Addbbss: Wjk : £w/teißtrt# (oppoifo Prettylerian Chucr h