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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11279, 28 May 1891, Page 1

Bnsin ess Noticeß. mAYLORVILLE STORE GREAT CLEARING SALE OF DRAPERY,' CLOTHING, AND BOOTS. The undersigned has determined to offer the whole of his large and well-assorted Stock of MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, BOOTS, & GENERAL DRAPERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH, During the currency of the present MONTH. A Great Number of Lines to be Cleared at an Enormous Sacrifice. GREAT BARGAINS in Men's and Boys' Suits, Coats, Trousers, Shirts, Hats, &c, A Lot of Cheap Lines in Women's, Men's and Childron's Hosiery. A nice Assortment of Prints, Sateens, Dress Pieces, &c ? very cheap. Ribbons in great variety, Ladies' Jackets, Skirts, Umbrellas. Corsets, Ladies' Trimmed Hats, Ladies' and Gents' Straw Hats, at Job Prices. Blankets, Calicoes, Sheetings'; Tickings, and Cretonnes— very low. A Choice Selection of FANCY GOODS to be cleared regardless of cost. A First-class Assortment of Men's, Women's, and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES. Well assorted, all fresh and good, and offered at lowest possible prices for Cash. An Opportunity not to be Missed. A GENUINE SALE. Stock must be Reduced by the end of tne Month. Grocery Department. Groceries and Oilmen's Stores of all de scriptions, of best quality, at lowest current rates. SPECIAL VALUES IN TEAS. A number of Lines in this Department to be cleared at Job Prices. CHEAP CdTLERY & GLASSWARE. A quantity of Cutlery and Metal ware for sale at Greatly Reduced Prices. PATENT MEDICINES. A very Large ' Assortment. Ayres' preparations; and Brown's Herbal Remedies kept in Stock. Flour, Oatmeal, Bran, Pollard, Oats, Chaff, Wheat, Potatoes, and all kinds of Produce always on hand. ■ For Sale Cheap — A Copying Letter Press, CLEARING SALE NOW ON. O. G. iTIIARVEY. TAYLORVILLE STORE. N.B. — An early settlement of all overdue accounts is respectfully requested. Steps will be taken for the recovery of all ong outstanding accounts lot settled by the end of present month. f VW E N ' S TJATENT NEW ZEALAND SHEEP DIP. For the Prevention and Extermination of SCAB, LICE, TICK? ; the cure of LUNG WORM and FOOT ROT in Sheep 5 and the destruction of obnoxious forms of Parasitical Life of low type. One Tin mixed with cold water will . make 400 gallons of wash of uniform strength. Sheep mixed in this preparation are effectually cleansed from all parasites, the wool made bright, clean, and lustrous, its growth promoted, and value increased. The mortality amongst Young Sheep from Lung Worm and other causes, is greatly reduced by the use of the Dip, and when Lung Worm is detected, the sheep should be at once dipped, and removed to fresh pasture. If this is done, the disease is in most cases promptly checked, and the sheep are restored to health. For Foot Rot, used according to directions, it is a perfect remedy. Sheepskins dressed with the Composition are preserved from decay, mould, and attacks of insects, and the pelt given a commercial value. In a very diluted form this solution will be found by experience to be tho cheapest and most effectual remedy for the destruction of Blight and other pests affecting Fruit Trees. Mixed with cold water it forms a clear liquid, easily sprayed, and being of invariable strength, it should prove of value to horticulturists and fruit; growers.' Ijg?" This Dip is of New Zealand manui facture. Mixes withcut trouble with cold water. Since its introduction it has been used extensively in the North Island, and has given satisfaction, as the Testimonials received from the undermentioned gentlemen will pi eve: — Messrs Augustus Georgetti, Alexander Munro and R. K. Simpson (Inspectors of Sheep), W. Brewer, E. A. Campbell, W. Wilson, E. and J. Morgan, John Cameron, John Ross, George McLean, W. Derritt, T. Good, C. J, Nairn (Napier), J. T. Dalrymple, Johnston and Co., Lethbridge and Sons, Hearn and Kennedy, and others. It is CHEAPER than any IMPORTED DIP, the cost per Thousand Gallons being 455. Sold in Tins, containing sufficient to make 400 Gallons of Dip at £1 each. And in Cases containing 6 tins, or sufficient for 2400 Gallons of Dip, at £5 10s per Case. AGENTS FOR WANGANUI AND RANGITIKEI • EREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO, mherire s w o l d KNITTING MACHINE, MISS M. MURRAY having imported the above Machine Irishes to inform the public that it is the only Machine of its kind in Wanganui, and that Ribbed Stockinets, Socks, &c, can be now locally made. Miss Murray respectfully invitesany of the Lidios of the district to call and inspect the Machine and see it working. Alloway or any kind of thick wools can be used in this Machine. Note the Address — OPPOSITE THE PRESPYI BRIAN CHURCH