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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 6, Issue 65, 16 August 1895, Page 4

[Establish id 1872.] Wellington WALTER J. HELVER MONUMENTAL WORKS Monuments Worked to Any Design SOULPTOE/ MANNERS-STREET IN Stone, Marble, OB Granite. U 7 T If IMPORTS direct from the Italian and Aberdeen Quarries, •J O an( j keeps a large stock of Monuments of choice designs. Newest Patterns in Cast and Wrought Iron Railings. Inscriptions cut in any language. Monuments erected in any part of the Colony. Designs sent. WALTER J. HELYER SOULPTOE. 59, MANNBRS-BTREET, WELLINGTON.

Dairy ProduceTHE Undersigned, long established as a General Commission and Custom-house Agent, devoting especial attention to the SALE AND SHIPMENT OF LETTER AND CHEESE, Invites correspondence with Farmers and Storekeepers who have the above lines to dispose of, W. J. GANDY, THE BUTTER CELLAR, Custom house Qy. Wellington THE PELORUS GUARDIAN, IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECUTED ISTEA-TLX AUD QjTTIOTZTj'Y AT REASONABLE PRICES, AT THE GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE, LUCKNOW-STREF.T, HAVELOCK, MARLBOROUGH. WHITE’S Sheep Dipping Fluid\TH. C. T. GKBGORV has he..,, iippohit'd ag< nt for the above i 1 p f->r the «1 1 o■» of the Marihonnigli Dm ict. The preparation is entirely sd ulile and mixes instantly in cold water. fcv<ry parc I sent out WARRANTED THOROUGHLY EFFECTIVE. One gallon of fluid to 100 gallons cold water prepans the dips. Five gallons suffice for 1,000 Sheep. This Dir D used by most of the leading I tUck-iiwners in Hawke’* Bay, and in Canteibury over 1,000,0t)0 Sheep were dipped last year ; other districts ate 1 giadually increasing their orders. 1 Price 6/- per gallon in five gallon drums. Orders received by the under- 1 signed at Nelson Bros.’ Works, ( Spring Creek. C. J. GREGORY, I l