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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3141, 10 February 1911, Page 8

I BUSINESS NOTICES. WILLIAMS & KETTLE P LIMITED. ASTORALISTS’ & JjIARMERS’ A GENTS, G ENERAL M ERCHANTS. ADVANCES Made on STOCK and ensuing . CLIPS of WOOL, at Current Rates of Interest. INSURANCE. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, AND LIVE STOCK Effected at Lowest Current Rates MANURES. Nelson Pros.' Blood and Bone Nelson Bros.’ Dried Blood Japanese Superphosphates K.P. and Co.’s A. Super Basic Slag Kainit. SUTTON’S and YATES’ VEGETABLE TABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS.— Guaranteed all New Season’s. EATING POTATOES.—Victorian, Tasmanian, and Local. NELSON BROS.’ Blood and Bone Manure, Superphosphates, and Crushed Bones. GARDEN TOOLS of all descriptions. Planet Jr. Drills, Wheel Hoes and Cultivators. LAWN MOWERS. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, etc. REID and GRAY’S Ploughs, Harrows, Drills, Cultivators, etc. DEERING Reapers and Binders, Mowers. Heavy Rakes, Disc Harrows, eto. FENCING MATERIAL. Puriri and Totara Posts, Puriri and Totara Strainers, Johnston and American Plain, Galvanised, and Barbed Wire, Staples, etc AGENCIES— Tyser Line of Steamers Nelson Bros., Ltd. Alpha Laval Separators. Cowslip Calf Milk. Reid and Gray. Cooper’s Powder Sheep Dip. Murton’s Sheep Dip. Lawes’ Sheep Dip (Fluid and Powder). Highland Sheep Dip. Moffat Virtue Shearing Machines. Dewar Whisky. Marshall’s Engines. Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company. National Fire and Marine Insurance Company of New Zealand. Royal Insurance Company, Limited. Norwich and London Accident Insurance Association. Live Stock General Insurance Company of New Zealand. International Harvester Company. Champion Range. Wcrmo Specific. Santovin Sheep Drench. Golden Apple Cider. Manning’s Ales. Te Mata Wines. Shacklock’s Ranges. Frimley Wines. Hornsbv-Akroyd Oil Engines. Gilruth’s Calf Food. N.Z Automatic Gate Company. Malthoid Roofing Felt and P. and B. Building Paper. The Tocah Adjustable Chair Company. A. F. KENNEDY, Manager. MURTON’S SHEEP DIP. OPINIONS OF USERS. KENWAY BROS, Te Pahi, Waimata \ alloy: “We have used this Dip for several years, and always have found it satisfactory, both fo r destroying ticks and leaving the wool in good condition.” CHARLES GRAY, Esq. Gisborne: ‘Tn reply to your ld‘U*f"hi 13 th, I have used ‘Murton’s RjjP’ for several years, and I am very ve/T satisfied with it.” W. G. JERRJRf^VWaikohu, 'Te Karaka, Gisborne hive used vour Dip for some years past.l and ha ve always found it a dip to use. '! his year I havjLuJtr seen a tick in the flock, which speak? for itself, and the wool is in very good condition J’ E. W. LANGFORD, Poverty Bay: “I haurfgfljged vour Di]J for several seasrp$ l r^' , d am perfect!#’ satisfied result, and can eo#fidently it to any of my i : rie.u*ji , *aiKl the public generally. ” JT JNO. ROBERTSON. Esq., AllacWle, Port Awanui: ‘T have been using Jour Sheep Dip for years, and I hull it economical, efficacious, and preferable to .an-y_other that I have tried. Wliave persuaded many of our neighbors tn use it, and they say they will uss* Murton’s evorv time.” ' t TOKOMARTT FA RATER Si COOPERATIVE CO., Tokomani Bi“ Every sheepfarmer is this district is using your Dip _ and they arc all perfectly satisfied with tlio results ” Amongst the high prices realised for Wools treated with MURTON’S DIP, those obtained for the “Hiku,” “Bee,’’ and “Titi” clips (from Waiapu District. East Coast) at January series oi London wool sales, 1910. may be mentioned. These wools fetched up to 16-id, 15-id, and lod respectively for greasy crossbred.

A. M. BEALE, Wainiro Store. AGENT, WAIAPU COUNTY. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD. AGENTS, POVERTY BAY LADIES! ABE REDUCING ALL OL'R BOOTS FOR. OXE AIOXTH OXI.Y. SEE WINDOW. W. STEWART. ERSKINE’S BUILDINGS “WHERE THE GOOD BOOTS ARE ” -B DON’T DELAY, but JL • VJT . .S-J • securo. immediately a first-class Building Site, Grafton Road, for £9O on exceptionally easy terms. Prices rise on formation of road.—T. G. lawless, agent.