THE ONLY RELIABLE DISINFECTANTS AKE CAIiY.ERT-’S No. 5 Fluid Carbolic 8 and 16 oz. Bottles, 1/- & 1/6 each ; A, & 1 gallon Tins, at 2/6, 4/-, & 6/6 each. Valuable as a Wheat Dressing. Mode of use on each label. (Tho quality adopted, by the Ib-Uhia Government after bacteriological tests. CARBOLIC POWDEH Guaranteed to contain 16% Calvert's No. 5 Carbolic, the strongest Disinfectant known. (Cheaper in using than other so-called Cai'bolio Powders), in 1 and 21b. Tins, at 6d., 1/-, and 1/6 each. Bulk lots at lower proportionate rates. Dr. R. M. Cover, in his report to the Director-General of Prisons, says:— “ Carbolic Acid is the most certain and 'powerful of the numerous substances used as disinfectants. The preparations supplied by Messrs. Calvert & Co. are, in my opinion, much superior to any other.” F. O. CALVERT & CO Manchester, England. government purveyors. Awarded 70 Gold and Silver Slodala and Diplomas. I Per the Superior Excellence of their | Carbolic Preparations, i The Waverley. Little argument is needed in favor of the rider’s selection of the Waverley Bicycle to-day. It has firmly established its own place and reputation by years of unvarying success. No bicycle ever attained a higher degree of popularity or gave more universal satisfaction than the Waverley of 1899. In the construction of the iooo Waverley, Wo continue our policy of building the best possible machine, regardless of cost, and then fixing oar price as low as the advancement in the art of bicycle building will permit. To the agent, to the rider, to the expert, we again, fearless of successful contradiction, submit our claim for the Waverley of full equality with any bicycle built in the world. In preparing for another year, we have retained the best features of our 1899 models, making such changes as the lessons of the season past have suggested in the way of improvements, and always with due consideration for the taste of the riding public in matters of detail and design. Our equipment has been selected with a careful regard for the requirements of the greatest number and in the variety of accessories and options is sufficiently liberal to meet any reasonable demand. Wo offer our Nos, 25 and 26 for 1900 as worthy successors of along line of successful Waverloys, confident that they will ba accorded a full share of public favor. JESSEP & EVERY, Temuka Arfpnt , J. McILROY, Geraldine ABenu> BUYERS of ROAD BICYCLES find Better Service and Greater Value IN THE Easy-Running Massey-Harris THAN IN ANY OTHER BICYCLE. WHAT WE SAY THEY’LL DO THEY DO DO. Factories —Toronto, Canada. New Zealand Headquarters—Dunedin. Depots at— Auckland, Wanganui, Wellington, Greymouth, Christchurch, Timarn, Oamaru, Invercargill. Art Catalogues posted free on application.
O ave YOE TRIED THE “■ SB BOOTS MANUFACTURED BY SUCKLING BEOS., CHRISTCHURCH 1 For Durability, Comfort, and Economy They aro UNSURPASSED, Can be obtained from MORRISON BROS.Storekeepers, Geraldiut J. W. MILES, Draper, Temuka. And other Vendors of Boots in the District Look for the Brand on the Soles Within SJB Diamond. mr2 ri. T. Clinch, fruiterer and seedsman Has in stock the .... VERY BEST FRUIT of the SEASON Also, English, Continental, andColonia Confectionery, Pastry, &c. in my Seed Department I stock ALL SEEDS; also GARDEN TOOLS, including Rakes (Hay and Garden), Forks, Spades, Hoes, Gorse Knives, Scythe s , and Stones, &c. I have FOR SALE —Plants, Bulbs, and Fruit and Forest Trees during Planting Season. Agent foe — NIMMO & BLAIR’S STANDARD SEEDS. Refreshment Eooms always open. Under the Supervision of Mrs Clinch. Catering done. ‘‘TTTALLO, Bill ! Another new pair of Ha Boots ?” “ Oh, no ; I got my old ones re-soled at Bates’ ; they are just a good as new. He fixes them up cheaper than anyone else in Town.” POSTERS of Every Size can be.obtained on tho shortest notice ati the Tenant* Leader and Geraldine] Guardian Printing Unices. Lowest pries
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Temuka Leader, Issue 3559, 13 March 1900, Page 1
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