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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12654, 24 January 1910, Page 2

Watch Your Feet! If you are a man with your way to make, look to your feet 1 Untidy boots will spoil you, however well you are dressed and hatted. Get neat boots and make them look well and last long by using a perfect polish. It is spelled R-A-B-l-U-M ! At a trifling cost it gives a - permanent polish and a unique preservative. You Bpread it thinly now and then. Occasional rubbing does the rest. You haye a dense black, very brilliant gloss. Ata cost of sixpence you get incalculable extra wear m your boots. Made by McLEOD, * M 0" Martiiborangfa & Wellington. Qp < Sold Evkktwhbrb. j, ■ . zJ MURTON'S SHEEP DIP. MORE TESTIMONY. . , . .. i KEN WAY BROS., Te Pahi, WAOIATA VALLEY, August 15, 1909. ■ In reply to your enquiry as to our opinion of "Murton's Sheep Dip," Aye have used this Dip for several years, and always have found it satisfactory, both for destroying ticks and leaving the wool m good condition. E. W. LANGFORD, Esq., Wainui. POVERTY BAY, August 17, 1909. I halve used your Dip for several seasons, and am perfectly satisfied with the result, and can. confidently, recqmirierid it to any of my friends and the public generally. CHjARLES GRAY, Esq., GISBORNE, August 17, 1909. In reply to your letter of 13th., I have used "Murton's Dip" for several years, and I am very well satisfied with it. W. G. JERRAM, Esq., Waikohu, TE KARAKA. I have lised your Dip for some years, and have always found it very satisfactory. This year . I liave not seen a tick m the flock, which speaks for itself, and the wool is m very good condition. L. G. SAXBY, Esq., WHATATUTU. I have used Murton's Dip for nine years, and luivc always found ihe sheep clean and freo from ticks or lice. C. IV BRANDON. Esq., "Te Putins," WAIROA, lAugust 24', 1909.- . I havo used "Murton's Dip" for ■twenty-two, years, and: when properly mixed it has always given every satisfaction. Flock 10,000. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd. SOLE AGENTS, POVERTY. BAY. • 926 ALEX. THOMSON, WHOLESALE AND' RETAIL SEED AND PLANT MERCHANT. PLANT NOW: Dahlias .Cactus, from ... 6s dozen Chrysanthemums, from ... 6s dozen All Varieties of Summer Flowering Annuals, from... ls dozen VEGETABLE SEEDS Of every description;, Fresh, and ol Varieties suitable to th&; District. ■ In 3d, Packets or m Biilk. FLOWER SEEDS, m Endless Variety, of- the Best Selected Strains. Twelve Packers of Choice Assorted Flower Seeds posted to any address foi Two Shillings (2s). I do riot profess to sell Cheap Seeds, but I do supply, the BEST at Reasonable Prices. This is the best month for sowing Vegetable and Flower Seeds of every description ; the most tender seeds may now be, sowu outside. Horticultural Sundries of every descrip- . • , tion Stocked. , SPRAYING. MATERIALS — Arsenate of Lead (m lib jars or lewt kegs), Ver - morite> Blue Stone, Lime (fresh Roche), Sulphur, Gishurst's Compound, Nicoteen Soap, Tobacco Dust, Tobacco Juice, Fir Tree Oil, Slugene, Desparine, etc. Bird Seeds, Parrot Food, Chicken Meal, Poultry Food, Egg Producer, and Poultry, -prits. EVERYTHING FOR ORCHABD, GARDEN OR FABM at ALEX. THOMSON'S, nurseryman; A'ftH SEEDSMAN. , Seed Shop, Gladstone Road (Tai. 363). Nursery, CaTriarvon Sti^eet (Tel. 199). WHAT ar© tho people saying, Sisteir, the Avhole day long? This is tho song they tire singing, These Arc tho words they say, '"The best tluit wo ever tasted Are tho CANNED FRUITS branded ;■ . rK „ What is il gives a. rol.ish Bej'Orid all count or price, What is it makes the dishes In a thousand homes so nice'/ It is the GOOD "X" PEPPERS, And tho savour of- Pure "X" SPICE. 'Why arc the children happy, Blithe, aiid bonny mid gay'/ Hear wliat the mothers answer, 'Hear what tho fathers -say, It is JAM that has mado tho'm happy, THE PURE .MM BRANDED "£" IS THE PRJCK Is. ' 34. OF A REAL GOOD ORANGE PEKOE CEYLON TEA, Equal to Packet Tea at 2s por lb. TRY IT, and SAVE 9d EVERY TIME, FROM J. EAST TEA IMPORTER. Gladstone Road.