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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9662, 3 November 1899, Page 4

Do not fa persuaded fo\ huyatiy gfffa M/Mfions. 1 firtftsron fiav/ng \ Ha & w ■■ I^^BHb H fil fin B I (Awarded Co/d d/ufS'/verMeda/s) I mto'wu&upjus Tfiey are pure and wholesome TJ>ebssf money and . experiejice can 3uy. , /a/ves/0/eMiff/0/as/A I gam. iiAiTcRQiCERS J i ! the greater the competition the greater the sales of COOPER'S SHEEP DIPPING POWDER, As proved by the Certificate of a Public Chartered Accountant. THE INCREASE ALONE in the salo of " Cooper" last year was sufficient to dip 25 MILLION SHEEP. The annual sale now suffices to dip over XT& MILLION SHEEP. I^E COMMON SENSE OF DIPPING.— The properties of various Dipß last, all Ihe way, from 24 hours to over 24 weeks. It must therefore follow that the Dip which has the longeiit preventive properties and produces the moat beuefiV.ftl effects MUST BE f»' and away the CHEAPEST. By the side of this id valuable property »f Dips, the existing difference in first cost is as uothiog. r lhus, one Dip coats a farthing per head, and (which is unusually ihe case) acts as a preventive for one month Another Oip, coating a halfpenny per hemi, and lusts for bix mouths. In such a case tho halfpenny Dip is THREE TIMES CHEAPER than the one which is bought for a farthing. The d\fference in the prices of Coopet's aad other Dips is much less than this, and some are deurer to try than Cooper's, but it is this common-sense view of the mat ter which explains the common use of COUFKR. It, is ita UNRIVALLIiD LAblING PROPERTIES which secure an annually-increasing £ale of " Cooper " exceeding; that of all other manufactured Dips together. SHEEPOWNERS may be misled for one season, but they cannot be continuously misled IN EVER-INCREASING NUMBERS for a period of SIXTY YEARS. 1 " FLUID. Ift POWDER, I '•* NON-POISONOUS. j| . ffl POIBONOUB. ® Local Agents : COMMON, SHELTON AND CO., Gisborne. Chief New Zealand Agents : BLACKBROME AND SMITH, CmiiSTOHUßcir. ■ "W. GREGG «§£& €?€s.* JUTD., ESTABLISHED 1861. fa^gg-J toatmVtiflQj l EAGLE BRANB- STARCH.UVvUbVwC£* > Amongst other numerous testimonials ■Hfjyaßß&ffiSEcSfl L^ i Messrs ArchibaldClarkA Sons, makers ■ " ■"■""^ of the popular " Zealandta " Shirt, With Outsldo WttpFrf say :— " Your EAGLE STARCH ia Without w»PP vow, used in our Laundry with tho best possible results, aid we oan confidently cay it is a First-olass Starch, and suitable for all Laundry purposes." COFFEE, PEPPER, vSPIOE AND STARCH MANUFACTURER RATTRAY ST. k PELICHET BAY, DUNEDIN. I THE BEST CHOCOLATE. | B When placing on the market tho new product !jj B Van Houten's Chocolate (for eating), some vj| B months ago, the manufacturers had before ihom || i B the object of offering buyers a nutritive and M B digestible Chocolate of irreproachable composi- kJ H A tion, while at the same time more delicious in o***, fe ™M flavor than any of the already existing kinds ; Wo*ssis ML Jjf in other words, a Chocolate which, both from |l|*v^?% JT^Wh the point of view as to health as well as to lg* i '*"t& H W flavor, sliould satisfy the most exacting demands. M ffl Tho universal good opinion concerning Van M B^ Houten's Chocolate, seems to prove that this M i sft object has b'jon attained; and it is recognised ' ffl » as being as superior to other Chocolates, as to B Van Houten's Cocoa is superior to other cocoas. >] H When travelling, picnicking, or bicycling, it §j n _ proves of groat service. Ji S Sold in Tins of Croquettes and Tins of Iftops. % tt Also in Square Tablets and Small Bars. IJ .°^^y UILGfJLAR AUCTION SALES "PAT FT "NTT'S JJITNTER AND J^OLAN jyjSIGNS AN ~TRADB MARKS (VuoyTONEKRS k Commission Aqrnts, Secured and Registered in New Zealand, and in all AUCKLAND. Countries, by . . .• . Registers Patent Agent and ASK YOUR GROCER Draughtsman, fob LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. /CLEANSER CJOAP- Consultation and Advice Oratis. \7LEANSER fjOAP.