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Western Star, Issue 1354, 15 May 1889, Page 4

liivercaijfili Advertisements, \lkxandbe ~c Ros ' s ATHENvEUM BUILDINGS, Esic Stkekt, Invehcakgili,. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. Financial, Mining and Estate Agent. SIIAIIKBKOKEft. VALUATOR AND AUDITOR. . ! Shares of all descriptions bought and sold. I Pills discounted, Properties, bought and sold. Loans negotiated. Absentees represented. Rents and interest collected. Companies' ( bo'jks audited. Estates in Liquidation or i under Administration wound up. Fire and Marine Insurances effected, AUTUMN" GOODS. (Late with fl E. Allen)-, "AVE pleasure in notifying that they are i he'Public generally with any description ol gentlemen's clothing, whic'i' can be selected from their hirge and varied stock of Colonial Twee Is, comprising material obtained, from, nearly all the Colonial Woollen Manufactories in the Colonies, and caii execute to: order Suits, Overcoats, trousering, &c, in their wonted style.' Suits' from £3 10.up'wards. To induce prompt settlement 5 per cent, will be allowed for cash. LADIES' ULSTERS and RIDING HABITS, made to order. Dee Street, opposite Sloan's Theatre, INVERCARGILL. mfOIfANT, T H QM :& SHEEP DIPPING SPECIFIC TTTAS AGAIN tbe last Season.' obtairJec; ■f-Jr . H GH HONORS-one' flockowner alone baring obtained; ' ; .' " 157 FJRST PRIZES B At the different'show's of the season in 0 Vict<iria. ' 'i From New Zealand, MrMenbve, of Vind- )' sor Park, writes: "This last season I dipped 6 20,00 'i iiiv tug-n boiled, sheep, with.youi •»' Specifics auu tuund it inost ( pffectiye. My wool, at shearing was'iii jrranil order, and • the sheep' quite, free from eitfler Ticks,'or Lioe."' ' ';,;.:'.:;',' ' „'. \; ,: ';'" ~.- !; At the Hawke's Bay Competition THOMAS'WAS FIRST, i, beating Cooper's and seven others in price as in other points. After fully considering each competition, the Committee decided in these exact words; "The. balance inclines in favor > of Thomas' ''Specific."' - - ,-j„ j ■ Inspector Fitzroy, who was one of the ' Judges at that exhaustive and most impartial ? series of experiments, gives it at bis opinion ':, in a separate published report that, " While i , Cooper's Dip. leaves the wool harsh and •' Thomas Dip leaves the wool in a most perfect 1 condition, as soft "and iu9irous as silk." '-: This judgment is amply confirmed by such \ Testimonials-as Mr Carter's with 157 First Prizes, and Mr Menlove's "Woo in Grand ■ Order."-- j f : H. CAR-SWELL. & Co., AGENTS, INVERCARGILL. PHOTOGRAPHER, INVERCARGILL.' CARS WELL & CO AUCTIONEERS, LAND, STOCK, AND STATION AGENTS, WOOL & GRAIN PROKERS, The Crescent, INVEKCAROILL. Cabb advances made on wool, grain, a»c all kinds of farm and station produce pla-eo in their hands for sale, either in the l«et» market, or for shipment Je Australia London. Periodical Sales of Sheepskins, Hide. Tallow, etc. Money to lend on freehold securities uurraot rates. 1 JITCHELL, WHITE AND CO. Dee Street, next. McGregor's Stables. AUCTIONEERS, LAND, STOCK AND STAiION AGENTS. WOOL AND GRAIN BROKERS AND VALUATORS HORSE SALES— Regular Sales on Saturdays in the Criterion Yards, at 11 a.m. SHEEPSKINS, HIDE&, TALLOW &o. Regular Sales at our Rooms every Monday and at the Wallacetown Crossing I Slaughter Yards, as required. STOCK SALES, j Fortnightly, at the Inyoroargifi Sale Yards, I and Monthly at the various Country centres, dates of which will be duly advertised. CASH ADVANCES made on Wool, Grain, Skins, &c, placed in our hands for AbEolute Sale. i emporary Offices at A. N. Lindsay's, Don street, opposite Messrs R. 11. Williams and C<> NOW BEA DY. STONE'S, OTAGO & SOUTHLAND DIRECTORY AND NEW ZEALAND ANKUAL FOR 18S0. Sixth Year ov Publication. /"CONTAINS 840 Pages of closely printed information of the moat varied and valuable description. Illustrated frontispiece five excellent maps, &c. Handsomely bound in cloth and rrllt lettered. Price, 12s Gd ; postage to any part oE New Zealand, Is extra. STONE, SON & CO., Publishers, 70 Princos St., Dunodin,