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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 7327, 30 January 1891, Page 1

SPECIAL FOH 189 J. New Books and New Supplies JUST RECEIVED BY A, D. WILLIS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND PRINTER. New Zealand Fern?, a splendid work and well received, £1 Is The Encore Reciter, part 3, 1« 3d Sermon in Cnudlo's paper, lb 3d, cloth 2s 6d For So Little, by Helen Davis, 2s 6d Book of Fancy Costumes, &c, 8d Weldon's Fancy Dross for Ladies, Is 3d Dombey md Son Illustrated, 9d Robbery Under Arms, Squatter's Dreamß, and Miners' Right, 2s 6d each Green Pleasures and Grty Q-rirf and others. by author of Molly Bawn, 2s Gd In Darkest England, "by General Booth, 4s 6d Miss Nobody of Nowhere, by author of Potter of Te^as, &c, 2s 6d Something to Read, new division, 2s Boys' and Girls' Own Paper, Christmas purta, 8d each Golden Shanty, by Bulletin writers, Is 3d Voyage Bound tho World in the Bengle, by Charles Darwin, cloth, 2s Cd, cloth (illustrated), ss. Old New Zealand, by a Pakeha Maori, 3s Gd Westward Ho and others, by Charles Kingsloy, Dd each Specially picked, Bd, Is 3d, and 2s Gd Novels, and all tho latest Books and Editions, by every mail steamer SCHOOL BOOKS ! SCHOOL BOOKS ! Full suplies of School Books and Material always kept, School Bags, doublo straps, Is Cd each Small Bags, strong leather, Is each STSSag^ NEW ZEALAND / WWI PLAYING CARDS \ evr l 3 Packs just MTM&£g/«A road J> splendid value I '»££2£^»See that you get J OM§I» WILLIS' Hevr ZealaDd Cards, and take no othor. Kept by X^X^P all Stationers and Storekeepers. TENNIS RACQUETS AND GOODS. SUCCESS ! SUCCESS ! The really first-class Racquets imported by me this year are approved of by all those foitunate enough to procure them. Prico from 12s to 355. Tennis Racquets restrung as good as new. Broken Strings Replaced. EXHIBITION PIdURES. Having been appointed Agent in Wiwganui for the copies of Exhibition Pictures, I can -with confidence place them beforo the Public of Wanganui as being really firstclass gems. They aro oiecuted by Photography on opaline, and can bo hnd at all prices. See PHARAOH' 3 DAUGHTER and the TRAITOR, they are gems. ANY PICTURE PROCURED TO : ORDER. LISIS ON APPLICATION. -b^i - PRINTING ! dfl|sp==^§sf*s' PRINTING! ' >*i n°" * ts raneae3 _^ffln(jjfjsrali in the very best style j [ Gp^fe^^^^W/KTp onlj-. First Prize at ' «^^^^^^^lyV ew Zealand Exhit i%i*}£^&f/!<si biiion, Wellington, an(l at Melbourne ' szygr for Colour Printing. Childiens Books ) I always Prize Books [ havo Good Books For All ) Supplies. NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES Procured from all Parts of tho World and | supplied on Liberal Terms. Writo i for Prices. . . ( You can get anj thing you require in the , Book line from tne. Any Book not in stock piocurod at short notice. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. A. D. WILLIS, BOOK3ELLER, STATIONER, AND GENERAL PRINTER, I PUBLISHER AND MANUFACTURER Yiotobia Avenue, Wanganui. — .... — 1 SEA-ON 1890-91 ' r\ WEN';* T)ATENT NEW ZEALAND SHEEP DIP. For tho Prevention and Extermination of SCAB, LICE, TICK-j the cure of LUNG WORM and FOOT ROT in sheep; and the destrucdon of obnoxious forms of Parasitical Life of low typo. One Tin mixed with cold water will make 400 gallons of -wash of uniform strength. Mieep mixed in this preparation are effectually cleansed from all parasites, the wool made bright, clean, aod lustrous, its growth promoted, and valuo increased. Tho moitality amongst Young Sheop, from Lung Worm and other causes, is greatly reduced bj the use of the Dip, and when Lung Worm if detected, the sheep should be at once dipped, and removed to fresh pasture. If tins is done, the diseoso is in mo?t cases promptly checked, and the ■sheep are restored to health. For Foot Rot, used according to directions, it is a perfect remedy. Sheep-skins dressed with the Composition uve preserved from decay, mould, and atttack-s of insects, and the peli given a commercial value. In a very diluted form this solution will be found by experience to be the cheapest and most effectual remedy for the destruc tion of Blight and other pests affecting Fruit Trees. Mixed with cold water it iorms a clear liquid, easily sprayed, nnd boing of invariable strength, it should provo of value to horticulturists and fruit growers. IfgT This Dip is of New Zealand manufacture. Mixes without trouble with cold water. Mnco its introduction it has been used extensively in the Noith Island, and has given satisfaction, as the 1 testimonials received from the undermentioned gentlomen will prove : — Messrs Augustus Geogetli, Alex. Munro and R. K. Simpson (luspeotors of Sheop), \Y. Brewer, E. A. Campbell, W. Wilson, 3J. and J. Morgan, John Cameron, John Hoes, Gco. McLean, W. Derntt, T. Good, C. J, Nairn (Napier), J. T. Dalrymple Johnston a»d Co , Lelhbridgo and Son*, Hcarn and Kon;icdj, und others. It is CHEAPER than wiy IMPORTED DIP, the cost per Thousand Gallons boing •iss. Sold in Tins, containing sufficient to make 400 Gallons of Dip, at £1 each. And in Case-s containing 6 Tins, or sufliciontfor 2400 Gallons o£ Dip, at £5 10s per Case. AGENTS FOR WAtfCJANUI AND RAKGITIKEI— FREEMAN E. JACKSON .' (30,