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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3635, 23 September 1912, Page 3

MURTON’S SHEEP SIP. WE again ask for tho support of SHEEPFARMERS for this coming Season, and beg them to remember that we work constantly in their interests by Kumdying a Dip which has JUSTLY EARNED THE 11EPU- - 'TATION of being THE EASIEST TO USE THE MOST CERTAINLY EFFECTIVE THE BEST FOR THE WOOL, And by far THE CHEAPEST SPECIFIC COMPARE tho COST of Dipping twenty-six years a.go with PRESENT Price, and you will realise what MURTQN has accomplished for you. A. M. BEALE, ESQ., AGENT WAIAPU DISTRICT. MESSRS. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LIMITED, AGENTS POVERTY BAY DISTRICT

FOE SALE. | VEHICLES. j 4 New Double Buggies. |. 3 New Single Buggies j 4 Light Second-Hand Buggies, I from £l7. I 3 New Trav Gigs. ; 2 Second-Hand Trav Gigs from f £7. i 9 Second-Hand Spring Drays, i from £ls. ,| 5 Second-Hand Gigs, from £6. 1 Second-Hand Phaeton, £ls. j 1 Second-Hand Waggonette 1 1 New Tin Spring Dray. ; Spring Carts from £6. 1 Second-Hand Butcher Cart, | £l3. 2 Light Rustic Carts, SecondHand, from £l4. GRAHAM KREBS, PREMIER COACH BUILDERS, ) GLADSTONE ROAD. ; i Halstead’s Cow Drench I ? Safe and Sure f f B. and !i., Katikati, write: “Had * ;> heifer down after calving —olf h>-r < y feed. Gave one packet drench; < £ commenced feeding in few hours; < tnow milking well.” < l NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL Gisborne Agent: N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE ACENCY CO.. LTD. TEA ROOMS. HAVING acquired those fine Cen-trally-situated Premises bo lone known as “The Sweeteries,” in Haf 'enstein’a Buildings, I have had them completely renovated throughout, and inverted into the Cosiest and Best appointed TEA ROOMS in town. Aoximmodation for 150 people. There’s excellence in what we have to serve, and daintiness in the way we «erve it. INSPECTION INVITED. S. W OOTTON ' CATERER AND PASTRYCOOK.

t L “ Life was one long Headache” “ J suffered with a disordered liver, 1 dreadful headaches,] very sore eyes, and' dark spots came out on' my face,caused through! the liver," writes Mrs,' Vera Smith, 130 Raglan] -.t., Port Melbourne, Vic. Headaches were so coni'mon with me that 1 might] almost say my life was one] long continual headache. 1 could not sleep at night. 1 tried till sortsof remedies,but failed to get relief. 1 eventu- || ally tried Laxo-Tonic &■ now 1 am quite cured and en- & joying the best of health.’* '1 trill® i m Fot Chronio Cheat Complaints Woods’ Great Peppermint) Cure, la 6d 2a oi.—Adrt.