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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13602, 6 February 1915, Page 4

SAMSON BftOS., AUCTIONEERS AND SALESMEN, McKee's Buildings. SALE SHEET. 1 No. 4 Perfect Separator (good as new) 1 Globe. Churn 1 Spencer Piano . 1 Allisou (English) Piano 1 White Frost Ice Chest _ \. 1 Gramophone and Records ..;.. ; ; 1 Birmingham. Safe (fire-proof J .. „ ! 1 Singer Sewing Machine and ICOO other Useful Lines. ! SAMSON BROS., The Reliable Auctioneers. RAINBOW BA2AARi,~ • 179 Gladstone Road. WE wish to thank bur many Patrons > who helped to make dm Qhrijrtmaa so successful, and to express regret to 'the large number unable to get jittention during the rush on 'Imas Ere. Should any of those who were disappointed care to call on us now, they will receive every attention, aa our tables, which have been re-stocked, contain an unbounded assortment of Toys and dainty. Presents. , We are also showing now tne choicest stock of .New Year Cards ever offered, and would advise anyone who had forgotten friends with 'Xm'as, Greetings to inspect our display before purchasing elsewhere Wishing one and all "A Happy and Prosperous New Year." EVERY DAY MORE PEOPLE ARE PROVING THAT • MISS BARNES, FLORIST AND ART pipQT, IS the best place to buy DouKton Vases, Royal Vistas,, and Bayreauth. Ware, Glass Vases, Hand-painted Cops and Saticera, etc. There is a. SENSE OF SATISFACTION in knowing that every article in, Art. Ware, and every Floral Design^ be it Wedding Bouquets, Ladies' Sprays, Buttonholes, Wreaths, Crosses', etc., you are obtaining Full Value. SHOP ONLY WITH MISS BARNES for Pot, Plants of all description. Without a doubt, you will get the Best Value in Town. ■. • t . New Shipment of Goods just to hand. MISS BARNES, PEEL STREET. Telephone 694. ■■ .: EXCELSIOR DINING ROOMS (Opposite F. Hall and Boas), GLADSTONE ROAD. rJTBY ROSEVEAR'S 4-Oourse SecondX to-None SHILLING MEAL, TRY ROSEVEAR'S Dainty Afternooo - Teas. . . ..- ; ■ TRY ROSEVEAR'S Saturday Evening , Suppers. , ...4 /, TRY ROSEVEAR'S Home-made. Candy. MRS ROSEVEAR, Proprietress. MURTON'S DIP A. w, Spencc, Ei«., "Papartta" Station, Gisborne, writes', 7/7/1914. Flock twenty thousand. Murton'a Fluid Dip has been nsed here for , the last seyen years and baa. given every satisfaction'. The sheep come in remarkably . clean . at , shearing time, and tije wool hsi a good lnstrous and brighjb condition . G. Hawklni, Esq.. Manager, "Hnanul" Ration, T»|aga Bay, . writes, r ,-;,|« the/^b twelve years I have, used yojqr^dn on a flock of twenty-nve thouaaj^ ' sheep, andj.have found the dip give every satisfaction. r, ix ./ \ < H. Sander, Eiq, Tarata, Taranakl, 11/7/1914. -r I have, used Morton'p Dip for. nearly (twenty years, It hap given every satisfaction, in keeping the sheep clean, in being easy ..^o mix, and in it* cheapneaa aa compared with other dips. jr. M. Metcair, EU.V Matak©«, 17/7/1914. — I have used Murton'a Dip for close bh twenty yet^rs, And have found it a most reliable Dip, Tt mixes very quickly, saving time. It leaves the wool in good condition, and my wool sell* well *pA has topped the market before now. Tuere ia rib ofeener flock noztli pf Auckland. Our i Ev4 tyas^/Ag^ta ; (^&ta£ County) have, given pa authprvtrj to state that all the top . pripea ceived l^t/season for wop^fron> sUeep dipped in £[nirtoh's Bo^w bt the Jneait Nf|w Zealand come from these districts. . v . AGBNTB : Giaborne : v7illiama and Kettle li'til. Waiapn: A. M. Beale, Kaq. ■ ft..,.,, „ . -"j . l L±-.:'--^li_-^£Lg- . . . ' 4 *,' ' Best by :: Every Test. Sylvia Star oh Whiteness Stiffness Smoothness Always Assured. .. ■ j ALWAYS A»K FOB lib BOX3BS \ ANTED Known.— We have opened J up our New Ready-to-wear Suits +- in the latest patterns and styles. — Nattjj Hooper. WANTED Known—We are cashfl buyers of Local Chaff, Maize, IS and Empty Sacks. — D. S. Thompson andfl Co* 'Phoge 645, ■, fl