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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15044, 11 April 1919, Page 3

Z< A Necessity ——T^. // for Sheep and Lambs // Cooper's Worm Tablets are a sure remedy for V\ it Parasitic Gastritis in sheep, and are used annually \\ / / by thousands of New Zealand's sheep raisers. , \\ / / „ They are more reliable than the liquid drenches ,an<3 are ' \\ 11, safer because there is no danger of overdosing; easy to 11 I | _ administer and thoroughly effective. 11 I I Dose at any time—but to get best results dose Lambs I I I I and Sheep at weaning. Manufactured by the Pro- 11. I V prietors of the famous Cooper's Sheep Dip. / / \\ Price 41- per tin of 200 Tablets. Postage paid* If \\ Proem c from your Merchant or direct from // \\ Wm. Cooper & Nephews II Box 599 - . AUCKLAND // XX^ Informative Circulars gladly sent on Application 6 jf^ You safe IORE on Yooi 1 Groceries ;■.■■:...;:.'.'. ■ By Buying WSiolesals -.'.•: ..■;■' ■'■; '■ : feom:-"; "■■;■■• ■■■■"■."" ■■; . • THE CASH 6ROQER. Your total order must not be less than £3, as it will not pay to execute for a less amount, OUil PRIOEB ARE NELSON, - NOT AT WELLINGTON. Here are a few Prices:

Caustic Soda, Panama 9d tin, 85,.6 d doz. Baking Powder — Edmonds's, large 2s 3d. Kirkpatriek's, large Is 4-|d. Sharland's, large Is 4-Jd. ■ ; Silo, large Is 6d. Radium Boot Polish, small 4d. Blacklead lOd per doz, cakes. Black Silk Stove Polish 9d and lOd tin Brasso lid tin. Currants 9d lb. Sultanas 9d and lOd lb. •Seeded Raisins, best 7d lb. Prunes 6Jd; Dried Apricots Is lb. Flaked Rice, large pkts 9d. Californian Apricots Is 2d tin. "Oalifornian Peaches Is 2d tin. •Californian Pears Is 4d tin. Californian l^mes Is 4d tin. Australian Groats 8-Jd tin. -tricot Beans 5d lb. Jams— Assorted lib tins 6s doz. — Apricot 21b tins Is,3d, 61b 3s-tin. Raspberi-y 61b tin 3s 4-£-d. ' Peach, Plum, Gooseberry, Quince, Yellowgage, Damson, 2s lOd.

Powdered Borax 9d lb. Bran, per sack 1601bs 12s. Pollard, per sack 2001bs. Flour, 1001b bag 17s 6d. N.Z. Extract of Soap, 141b box ,7s 6d. N.Z. Extract of Soap 6 pkts for Is. Kerosene. Knife Polish 2d and 9d tin. Matches, Plaid Vestas 7£d per pkt, 7s per gross. Highlander Milk 8s 3d doz. Milkmaid Milk 8d tin, 7s lOd doz. Oatmeal, 251b bags 6s 103. Rice per lb 3d, 121b 2s 10d, 561b 13s. ' Fine Salt 12s 3d per cwt.; , Tea—Try our Tea at Is 8d lb. Tea, half chests at Is 7d lb. Cornflour at 4£d. lb. , . Brown and Poison's at 7d lb. Desiccated Cocoanut 7d lb. Cream of Tartar 3s 8d lb. Soap, Silkstone 21s 6d box. Soap, Silkstone, large bar Is 3d. Soap, Rosebud 17s 6d box; large bar, Is Id. Soap, Roseleaf 16s box; per bar, lOcl.

QUALITY GUARANTEED. 2SOTE.-—The above prices are at ship's side, on rail, or at Shop only. 'PHONE 194. i,V 58/ HARDY STREET. The &HIUJSBE Is The World's Bast Separator If you are looking for a Cream Separator that will prove the most, profitable for you, it will pay you to .weigh carefully the superior advantages of the -CHALLENGE separator, and then decide to put one on your fan», and begin at v^i _. once to experience the great satisfaction ! an<^ better leturns from your dairy Tffißgfll WggS£3&S&&& ..When buying a separator for the WSbe&Bs»^ household, it is practically a total waste |sj||lH~ of money to buy a separator with a jf smaller capacity than 15 gals, per hour. ■'•'"•[ ■■ Not only does it require more time fco ■ f£h'jm*_^ separate the milk,*but, the skimming f j^^^^^^Stk^T^Si^ results and the durability of the ma'^^^^^^^^S clime are very much inferior. • The CHALLENGE > © A size, Separa-'■-^M^^m^^^^&M' " tor. is built of the same high grade i .^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l^" material as the larger sizes, therefore it ■ '^l/ 5-'.I'"ti^'^^^^^* Bik***^ v io durable and a perfect skimmer. 1 Nelson Agents—GJiJl '& WILIER, - TRA-FALGAR STREET, , NELSON. irjw Tj***. SCT pya /j^N gF\ ifiShk ■ ■'■"■•' jsbs _wb *&*. '- ' ■'*'- '""•'" ■'■ ' '■.■''■ ■ . . •' • /*' - . . ■ ;'. ■ ■ ■ '■ ' Lye&r-Qlds ppr tb-urand 40s, p^r Jmndred 6s ; average heigbt about 9in. vC■■.. „■■-■■■'■'■'■■■■■■ Graded -2-year-pWs:"";:'"-■'■•■■/■:..■^■■-- ■ ■ ■•-■••■-., ■ ler t&oa^^d 80a, pfei^ hundrtdlgs':;: average height 12in. 10.15 in. i«i »liou^;:d r IQOs.per hundred ISs:; average, heigbt l;sm. to 18in. ■■■■■■ :■'■':■•%** tboi-;:fftnd 120a, per bundrecl : aßs^Vaverage 'Height 18in. to 24in, '. , : ; -.-' .^.;'^ v;- ;1'"-■"'• ;^;-,:: . trees at: 1000 ratey- v;'-;!::;';■: ; ■;' .'■• '■'■■■ :^si^es;fcfera;sed: inapoo^ frlableciayv whick ? gives a splendid root AwelopmqiJiiMG >: stocky-^top. All nursery stocr is wrenched twice before ; deppatch, :I .r^nvr:. « etaff of trailed -planters, and .can undertakG planting ie afyp&rtr.fif... :■'; Z:, : prryided;ind«cßaieat offers : Price Quoted is f b b.V [)ie\BGn;/i,tiil-».2*: &lLi-xir* charge will bo mace fbr packing where shipmenfc ■ ■...;/)£.cesgar/■.-'.".••. ■-;■.■'.■-■,■. • ••■';.•.. : ; . :'.■■■,■.. ::-'■•■:;'■ :': •'•••■••■■.'■. ..'.-;:;->:;:-'•'