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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13298, 6 February 1914, Page 10

TO-MORROW, I At 11 a.m. sharp. AUCTION SALE. MESSRS SAMSON BROS. Will Soil, us above — • pRUIT, pOULTRY, pRODUCH AND JJ OUSETTOLD URXITT I\ E. Also, [)RAPERY & jyjEX'S QLOTHINU. J. M. SAMSON, 150 Auctioneer. Gigantic Clearance AT Malcolm's PURNITURB, rjROCKERY, "gEDS JJEDDING, ETC. ALL TO BE CLEARED AT SOME PRICE. oorjrj worth of brassBEDSTEADS AT REDUCED PRICES. , 200 DOZEN CHAIRS, from 3a 9d Each. 14 DAYS' SALE 14 DAYS' SALE VlB&j ANNUAL CLEARANCE Commences J^ONDAY, THE I9TH JNSTANT. F. S. Malcolm & Co., INDENT AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. T. G. LAWLESS LAND AGENT, t Offers Tl/TANGAPAPA SECTIONS, linndy to TA School and 'Bus service, £110 to £145 a-piece, upon EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. £100 GOODWILL.— Fruit and Conx v fectionery Business, Gladstone Road. Double-front shop : also 6 Jiving rooms. £7f\?\ FIV&ROOMED UWELL- *" OJ *ING, Salisbury Road, washhouse (copper and tubs 'se-t m), electric light, sewerage. -PA7^ NEW SIX - ROOMED *^ U lO* DWELLING, Waverley St., bathroom, h. and c. water, washhouse (copper and tubs set m). £245 cash; balance subject to Government mortgage. -PIQK, QUARTER -ACRE BUILDJJXOxU xxG ALLOTMENT, Waverley Street. £20 deposit ; terms for balance. T. G. LAWLESS, AGEiNT Guardian Firo Assuranc* Co., Ltd. . Mutual Life and Citizens' Assurance Co., Ltd. , L 1 O A L. MR. F. gTdUNLOP U.A. (Honors), L.L.M. (LaUly of Auckland) and MR. J. H. KANE Of Gißborne, HAVE ENTERED INTO PARTNER SHIP, And will carry on the Practice of their Profemuoa as I gARRISTERS AND gOLICITORS JS GISBORNI. Not. i and 8 t LOWE STREET (Dulop'i Buildings), KANE &~DUNLOP. MURTON'S DIP THIS , preparation mixes easily with oold water. NO DEPOSIT IN THE BATH. It does not disturb the natural lay of the wool nor interfere with the yolk. In addition to its thorough reliability as an insecticide, it possesses remarkable atimulatire properties, by which the growth of the wool is much improved. It ig the moat effective and enduring dip, and the easiest tO UK. Among the N.Z. clips sold m the London wool sales, the "Hiku," "Bee," and liti" brands always occupy a very prominent position. For the season 1909 these clips realised np to Is fyd, Is 3d, and Is 2£d per lb respectively for greasy crossbred. In 1910 the prices received for these brands were Is 4£d, Is 3£d, and Is. 3d. The Dip which has been ased for years on the flocks from which these wools come is Morton's. Sheepfarmers who use this Dip can rely upon their flocks being free from parasites, and the wool m the best possible condition. It will be remembered that this invention was awarded first place at the largest trials ever held, when it received highest points for "Condition of wool at shearing," "Most effectual destroyer of parasite*," "Most effectual preventive from z^-infection," "Effect on nbeep »t dipping." •— — « Murton's Dip AGENTS: WILLIAM! AND KETTLE, LTD. POVERTY BAY. A. M. BEAMS, Jfcq., WAIAPU. . ill DON'T THATCH WHEN YOU CAN BUT STACK COVERS 11 1 *m 10 i 11 for , M i.> Its 6d. 12x15 for ... ... £1 IsOd. 15 x 18 for £2 4a od. 15 120 for ... ... £2 9s Od. 18 x2O for .., ».. £2 17s 6d. 18 x 27 for ... >.. £3 9s Od. SO x 24 for £3 16s6d. 10 x 30 for £4 17s 6d. 14 x3O for ... ... £5 16s Od. AT JEUNE & GO'S Tilepuons 66. P.O. Box W,