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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8208, 6 July 1888, Page 4

The"LOT3IS" Velveteda I ■ '■■ 4a4 a I The strictest examiner way try every tost VjJMfflk ... of touch nnd right without discovering that •VVT" __ these aro other than the Genoa Velvets which A 4 T - l^Y TT^f \ Tt^t\TiyWrWt they so closely resemble, while the peculiar rXMsfltll «mi U/'LJ If. L i iLLllll arrangements resultingin the fast -woven pilo •SM?fii'>lS*lfl!r|^ YJf rfa SMa* I ll'friljl enable them to stand interminable and rough tl ii^'S-oill'/IK-jS WJkeatt&U! HiM$M wear ' which would ruin real velvets at four M^i' '; "^ 'i^^ tNturtm ttfM—Oafam timosthoprice. ForCostumea and Trimmings i i'K~< "f Z-ZZZf'ii'' je»v it is unequalled, and ia fact lor all purpobes '<',! '''■'K'^'i'?--' 'ts*\£& forwhichßUlcVelvotmaybeusedwespecially yX*-' . 's%*S recommend tho "LOUIS" VELVETEEN. K. '" ]Z -.% *$ T USTBOTXS SILK FINISH, &y''WS' '£f^^ff\li? &3& ORIENTAL .BLUB BLACK and st^)-^^?^ ,^\>r . •/££*;• TTNBIVALLBD for RICHNESS !{& - r§< te'i U of Coloul? and Drapery - "^ ■':&i&^^W^^m iNEXPEl^^cfioi NEXPEl^^cfioT Universal '-- x "-i' '■ -^.V " OUITABIiB FOB ALL OCOA- :<: < ' v v - t r -''J, <^/',;; '-, y - ■- v-C^j ** slons of Weaj. \ {//.''.¥ i's t iv .' -fir At tho Adelaide Exhibition, 1887, this «r j ?■' \- .- \ i- !}^ Celebrated Velveteen was awarded — MlhigzL ' I '-'• -•" , 515 1 First Prize <fe Grand Diploma of fc,4\t^S>^-. 6 -^ - % "First Order of Merit," *rW2Sfr&E~ Wi"'' ' ' i for excellcnco of Finish and Superioiity w^W^i^^.^- '' •' V over all other m»kea. WEwlr' I?-' 7Vj :^< s < 7&? i ;'''& Every yard of the ff«n««n< lean the navie &«■ ,'('•»' '■' i~- - J ~^ls^ i "Louis," and the tetar it guaranteed from the l) fisf Cl'<? * cheapest quality to the hett. WWIS-^^^m^i^^' w^^^^^. Ask for "LOUIS" VBLVETBBN, and do Kr«%^gS^Cw;- no fc be persuaded into buying inferior makes. vs^Vj^>S»Csdfe J^- Bequest your draper to procuro Samploa it f*\£< *-v «■"<■ " t&>, t t ***j^. 1 » LOUIS " is not kept in atock. 330 h> aep 18 The Public Trust Office of Kew Zealand OFFERS GREAT ADVANTAGES DI7DC!AAT^' ABOUT to make their Wills, axid desiring to 1 U 1 Jill OUIM O feenre Ihe faithful execntioL of their last nisheß. TOPI7T)QAX^Q ABOUT to marry and make proTißJon by X V JCtOUli O marriage contract or settlement. TODI? r * Q AX! Q CONTEMPLATING the settling of their estate, JT JDi i iC Ui\ D or of a sum or enma of money by Trust Deed. >>/• . - • i Ffc: lI^OUS of constitnting Trnsts for oharit- |_ \J S. « j. iL V .-'V- L-- aklo cr ot uevolent obiects. 'FA Xn'oTi Tr T i ; T V IT C r r F I? Q nCi DING nwy* ln trnßt 1 U ' ' \j i>l' : \fi.. I .V-. UOILI - O ior petsona rePidenfe k> this I ' "IV x ... .^cl.i „: •!..• v.t.iiiiO'* Ml: tttittiioj «f. $i- - n-1 t- r'ctj i oi.- o wuay, Welnngiou, oc ficio ■] .v -o> (k'pyj (£!f fy) 'g-jM M (TO ;| , . Local Agent at New Plymoath a^^^ ? fT~^^^^[lMvl^^^^^^^S^Tl 1 o Physician's Cure g&"vi [J Va v! P^ iKftGsS for Qout > Rheumatic Tho Univerßal Bemeuy for Acxdtty of the Stomach, Children, Delicate FeHeadache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Sour TSraetations, males, ema the SickBilious Affections. ness of fregnwwy. "^^ "■• mir r*r*,i*mramrJ Ho\A by ail l.TliJ^glslS JUui StO' W.B. ASK FOR DIY^NEFORP'S P.] " - IMPORTANT TO FLOCK- MASTERS. COOPER'S SHEEP^jPFIJSG POWDEK. Ibis Dip has been In nso apwerde of 63 [ ;It does not stain the wool. years. *• It is more extensively naod than all it is a certain cure or Lice and Scab, other Dips, being applied to upwards of Unlike the many Liquid Dips wbion just 8 million Bheep eaoh year, Kill tbe insects and than past off them- .. ..!... selves, its effects remain In tha fleeoe a the handles ana obeapeat Dip, k re« OD » tlme ' "* P MTent new (liti g no boiling ur hot water. Ithasnever besa equalled by any other Dip OXT3ACT FBOM THB XBAN&ACTION3 OF THB HIGHLAND AND AGBIOULTCBAL SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND, 1 — " An infinite variety of propri Jtary and Fatent Dips are now finding their way into the Market. Some of these are really good, some indifferent, and others absolutely bad. We believe Coopeb's to be the longest established asd cheapest, and also the meat extensively used, As shown by the railway books, it appears bo less than 1200 dozen paokages,or enough to dip 288,000 shaep, are sent out weekly. It la used extensively en the Continent, and in the Colonies, accompanied by ' directions for use' printed in many languages. As a Summer and Auiamn Dip we consider it second to none, and have alweys used it. Its cheapness *n«! extreme solubility in cold watbb particularly recommend it for these purposes." j tince the above was written the sale has more than doubled. From Jambs Alhxandhb, Esq., Wanganui. "Seven years ago I wkslnduood to buy eight cades of your Sheep Dipping Compound, ■ad, as an experiment, I used a few packets aooording to the directions. I aeleotea a f t>w eld ewes, not caring whether I lost thorn or not, aad not one of them was njured la tas least. 1 j afterwards dipped my whole Flock of 10,000, and did not lose one. j "I now dip for Lice, and find It most effectual, lam also told by my nsljubours It I. equally to for 8o»b. " I have dipped over 50,000 sheep with it, and never lost but one, ana tills animal wai seen lioklng itself just after it left the baths. I consider that with ordinary oare your Dipping Powder, used on a large or small scale, is perfectly safe. The chief point being to pee that the weep are quite dry before they are turned out to grasß." ! 'From Mr. THOMAS Middlxton, Manager for the Hon. Eobert Campbell, Benmore Estate, Waitaki. Ooopor's Dip Is the best dip for Lambi I ever used." ! .Prom DmtOAN MoMabthb, Esq., Wairarapa, 11 1 have used Cooper's Dipping Powder for about four years, aad an well rattened with the results, believing it to be lasting a its effects." "To Iff r. Ooofb*, Berkhanmtea, England. iuokland, Ootooer 12, 1880. v DBAB Sm,— -Accompanying our order by this mail we am pleased to observe that your Oheep'Dipping Compound is steadily gaining ground in this part of New Zealand. "At the request of our customers we have occasionally imported Dips by other firms, but our buyers have invariably fallen back to the use of Cooper's Sheep Dip. •'The Flook-masters who have written to us on the subject have always spoken In the highest tormi of the artlob.— We are, yours, fco., " o , O. BHABLAND * Co,, Maaofftotaring Chemists. " fKBFABBD ONLY BY i WI&I.IAM GOOF^E, fcS.K.C.V.S, CHEMICAL WORKS BERKHAMSTEF ENGLAND. field in paokoti, sufficient foi from 20 to SO Bheep, or ta oaee« auflt /jui tor 1500 to BPOO. aooording to the length ot wool, A.GSBTS IN THB NOETH ISLAND : Mescrfi. iiBMPTHOBNB, PBOSSBB, k Co., Auckland ard W« Meif re. SHABLAND k Co., Acoklaad and Tar«iß3k« Mr. F. W. WILLIAMS, Napier MesOTfl. BABBATJD k SON *e1 ,nWewre^DBUMMONDj-