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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2057, 27 April 1881, Page 4

"Wanted. WANTED— Two Good Pl.O D:i H M EN.. J. & H. Wilson, .-Mlaminle, Fairlie □reek. ■ _25 >p W'ANTiiD— A GAKDKNiiK. SinaUMan. Mu?t iinderslmid rearing Forest Trees. R. Maoeat, Eaiticliff Station. 25ap ANTED — By Hespecluble Person (Englioh) SITUATION 89 Housekeeper. Well rdncated ; good references. P. T., Box 108, Post Office, Timaru. 27'>p Conveyances. EOYAL MAIL COACH. "\TEWMAK'S MAIL COACH runs be.131 tween PEEL FORESC and SOOTH KANGITATA every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and i-ATDRDAY, carrying Passengers and Parcels at reduced rates. GEORGE NEWMAN, 19ia Proprietor. A DOUBLE LINE of COACHEd will continue to RUN between WINCHESTER and GERALDINE to meet all Train's, JNorlhand South. Note — This is the cheapest and plea&anteß route. Single Fare, 2s ; Return, 3s. DEKOON & MoILRAITH, 2lde . Proprietors. ROYAL MAIL TO MACKENZIE COUNTRY, WILL LEAVE ALBCEY, on arrival of first Train from Timaru to Burke'B Pass, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FEIDAXS, Returning the same day to meet the Last Train. A COACH for LAKE TEKAPO and PDKAKI every MONDAY, RETURNING on following WEDNESDAY, to meet the Last Train lor Timaru. Saddlo Horses, Single and' Double Buggies and Eiproatea can be had. Good Paddocking. The Proprietor also has Leased the Silverstream Stables, where everything requisite can be obtained. 10i» JOHN HINKLEY. ROYAL MAIL COACH. WAIHI BUBH, GEEALDINB AND OEAKI. mHK CHEAPEST, BEST & SHOETEBT JL EOUTE tc Geraldino and Waihi Bush is from the Orari Railway Station, where our Conveyances Eun to and from all Trains North and South. We leave the Waihi Bush overy Morning at 7 a.m. puuctually, m time to catch the First Train lo Timaru. We leave Geraldine at 7.15 a.m., m time to catch the First Train to Christchurch. Parcels and Luggage to and from the Station will receive our best attention. Our Fares havo lately been reduced from Geraldine to Orari. Single, Is 6'J ; Return, 2s. Saddle Horses and Buggieß can be had od the premises. lOfo KENNEDY & CARTER. RANGITATA AND PEEL FOREST COACH. JOH.N HENEY Begs most respectfully to acknowledge wilh thankß the patronage accorded to him for the past ft'Ur years, and wishes to inform hie fri-nds and the general public that on and after the Ist of March he' will RUN HIS COACH EVERY DAY to MEET the EXPEES3 TRAINS, as follows:— Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, lo meet the ExprPßß from Timaru at Eangitata, leaving Peel Forest at 2 p.m. and fiangitata at 4 30 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, to meet the Express from Chrietchurch, leaving Peel Forest at 8.45 a.m. and Eangitata at 12 o'clock noon. All Parcels and Orders carefully attended to. JOHN HENEY, 23fe Proi riotor, Peel Forest. BRADBURY'S QHEEP DIPPING POWDER Now used extensively upon the Estates and Model Farms of HEE MAJESTY THE QUEEN, Duke of Sutherland Lord Clanbrock Duke of Buccleugh Sir Watkin W. Wynne Lord Ash town Duke of Westminster Lord Olancartby &c, &c, &o. Sold only m Packets, Onb SnnMNG Eaoh fob 25 Sheep. Sole Manufacturers : S. BBAL-BUEY & CO,, LIMITED, Tranmore Chemical Works, BIEEENHEiD. Largest Dipping Powder Manufactory m the World. BRADBURY'S SHEEP DIPPING POWDER. A certain, safe, and effectual euro for Scab, destroying all the Tick and Lice, stopping the Fly, cleaning and promoting the growth ol tlio wcol and health of the sheep, it may be used with equal success upon every kind of sheop, the hardy or delicate, Cheviot or Merinoes, and m overy part of the globp, at all seasons of Ibe year. It is a most valuable Dip for LAMBS ; it effectually frees the skin of all insects, enabling them to feed with comfort and gather fleßh rapidly. It is soluble m cold water, iB perfectly uniform m strength, it does not stain tlio wool ; can bo used also for smearing or pouring with oil or grease m winter or cold climates. It is the cheapest of all Dips, costing less than one halfpsnny per sheep, a considerable item m large flocks. JUDGES' EEPORT, BALLINASLOE GREAT OCTOBER FAIR, 1877. (Largest Sheop Fair m the World) ■ We hereby certify that we have examined the many lots of Sheep entered m competition for the valuable Prizes offered for the best and cleanest lot of Sheep exhibited for actual Sale at the above Fair, To como to a conclusion, owing to the large number of entries, lias been a matter of some difficulty j we have, however, ufter the most careful examination, placed 150 three-year-old wethers, exhibited for sale by Joseph Hardy, Esq., J.P., Dortfield, m the first place. These we find wero dipped with Bbadbxtey's Dipping Powdbb, and entitled to the prize offered. Wo have further to rscord our testimony of tbo very excellent manner m which' the stock belonging to the above-named gentleman havo been brought out on this occasion. Wo have also to record our utmost satisfaction with the cleanliness and general good order m which the stock belonging to J. Conner, Esq., Cartroon, and M. Doyle, Esq., Armagh, were oihibited. We have, m conclusion, to add that we have harl the strongest evidence before ua to-day of the efllcjcy and superiority of BBADBtJBI'a Sheep Dipping Powdbb, and consider it invaluable to Sheep Owners m general, for the sheep we examined dipped with this article were very clean, m fine condition, and Bold well. Signed : JAMES MAETIN, "s Somerset Villa, Ballinaeloo i [ T j G. MURRAY, . r Jud S ei - Poplar Hall, Co. Kildaro..) N.B. — Special Teems to Lakgb Sbkbp wbhis Aqbntb Wanted. 7ju MOLLKR'S COD LIVER OIL therefore is distinguished by the utter absence of llm nauseous taste and offensiva odour ueual m cod liver oil. Itß conßequont easy digestibility makes superfluous the admixture, of other ingredients used for improving ordinary oils.