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Timaru Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 3412, 3 September 1885, Page 1

New Zealand Bail-ways. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. (Chriatchurch Section.) HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASES AT TIMARU, 3rd SEPT., 1885. TRAINS will run from Timaru lo the Racecourse Platform nt 12.10 p.m. ond 1.10 p.m , nnd from the Racecourso Platform to Timaru at 4.35 p.m. and 20 minutea after the last advertised race. Fnrcs to tho Racecourse Platform and back, including admission to the Course: — First Second From Class. Class. Timaru 2s 6d 2s Od Washdyke i's 3d ls lOd Tickets available for day of issue only. Tho Express Trnin from Christchurch will stop at Washdyke, if required, to allow passengers to alight there nnd join the 12.10 p.m. Special Trnin from Timnru to the Racecourse Platform. The Express Train from Timaru will, if required, stop at Wnshdyke to take up passenge'.-s for north of that etation. The Evening Train from Timaru to Fairlie Creek will stop at the Racecourse Platform to take up passengers, starting therefrom not Inter than 4.25 p.m. The Evening Train from Timaru to Oamaru will start nt 5.15, and run 50 minutes Inter than usual. To catch this train passengers from the Racecourse Platform must leavo there by the 4.35 p.m. Special Train. An Extra Train will run from Waimate to Studholme Junction nnd buck to take forward passengers for Waimate brought by the 5.15 p.m. trnin from Timaru. Passengers for stations between Wnshdyke nnd Orari from the Racecourse Platform will leavo by the 4.35 p.m. Specinl Train, and transfer nt Washdyke into the ordinary 4.35 p.m. train from Timnru to Orari. .FARES : Saturday Return Tickets to Timaru will be issued at Christohurch, Oamaru, nnd intermediate stations, and to Wnshdyke at Christchurch, Temuka, and intermediate stations, on the 3rd Sept., and will be available for return on the 3rd or 4th Sept. A. GARSTIN, Acting Traffic Manager. District Traffic Manager's Oflice, Christchurch, 26th August, 1885. 8-29 4012 S. C. HUNT STEEPLECHASES. THE first rnce will not start till after the arrival of first train from Timaru. 831 4037 W. S. LINDSAY, Hon. Seo. Sheep Dip. DIPPING SEASON, 1885. ' LINCOLN "SHEEP DIP," (POISONOUS). "GLYCERINE DIP" (NON-POISONOUS). Will MIX with COLD WATER, and not Discolor the Wool. MR HAYWARD having had two seasons praotical experience of Sheep Dipping m every part of New Zealand, and thoroughly studied the modes of Dipping and the requirements of the different districts, we have been enabled to specially adapt the above preparations to such requirements so as to ensure entire satisfaction iv every instance with one dipping. THEY ARE CERTAIN KILLERS OF TICKS, their Eggs ; LICE, tlieir Ovoj ond all PARASITES infesting the Skins of Shoep. The " Glycerine Dip " is the best ever introduced for Wool Growing purposes, as shown by Testimonials, and the "Lincoln Dip " iB the most Durable m the Wool, and will keep the Sheep clean longer than any other Dip has yet ottained. The two Dips may be used together m equol proportions, which will make a perfect Dip, ond keep any ordinary' flock of Sheep elenn the whole season. Used together they combine highly nutritious and stimulating properties, with the lasting power of the Lincoln Dip. For very lousy ond filthy long-wool flocks, the Lincoln Dip alone is recommended, it being most lasting m its effects. From Mr F. W. Hocken (Manager for Jno. Grigg, Esq.), Longboach Station, Ashburton New Zealand. To Mr Hatwabd, Dunedin. July 12th, 1884, Dear Sir, — Yours to hand re result of dipping. Mr Standish, I am glad lo say, is highly pleased with the appearance of the sheep Dip m your "Glycerine" nn^ "Lincoln Dip " mixed, compared with those dipped with Hatch's Dip, 60 much so, that since you were here we hnve used your Dip for about 6000 Sheep, aud Mr Grigg would have used it for about 10,000, had your " Lincoln Dip" been obtainable. When it could not be got we used your " Glycerine Dip " mixed with Hatch's. Mr Standish has just beon examining the Slieep dipped, both with yours and your opponent's Dip, and speaks very favorably of the results. Where tlie " Glycerine " ond " Lincoln " were used, thc wool and ekin of the Sheep were m by far the best condition than those dipped by Hatoh. Price— 3s 6d per Gallon, (lOlbs to Gallou), Drums free. 1000 Gallons of Liquid con be made for £3 lOs, Thc under-mentioned Agents will bo pleased to supply Catalogues, Price Lists, Instructions for Mixing, and any information required. AGENTS AT TIMARU - The National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand, Tho New Zenland Loan nnd Mercantile Company, Jonas aud Bourn, Merchants. -6 1708 In Stock and on AT mHE " TIMARU HERALD " OFFIOE Custom Houso Forms, A, B, C, D. „ „ „ Declarations. Claims for enrolment — Registration securo vote. Declaration m proof of Bankruptcy. Bills of Lading. Manifest Forms, inwards, outwards, and coastwise. ClintU'l Security Act 1880, or Agri tural Produce Lien Forms. Window tickets— To Lot. i, „ For Sale. n „ Tea and Coffoo. ■> „ Terms Cash. Memo, of Agreements botween landlord and tenant n i> „ between vendor and purohasor. Apprentice Indenture Forms. Workmen's Weekly Time Sheets. Unstamped Promissory notes, bound. ADVERTISEMENTS intended for Pub lication m the TIMARU HERALD may be left at tho Oflice any hour through the day. AFTER NIGHT they may be put m the FRONT DOOR LETTER BOX up to Midnight, and thoy will bo inserted if for persons liaving an acoount current at the Oflice. Advertisements to be paid or arranged for may bo token through the Side Passage after night to tho back of the promises. Advertisements received »**«r ten o'clock will be ploced over Leader and charged for aocord 1 io_ly.