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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8869, 29 July 1890, Page 3

■pERNETTYA MUCRONATA is without JL doubt one of the handsomest plants of recent introduction. In appearance it resembles the myrtle, but the habit is more dwarf anJ compact, seldom growing more than 12 inches high. In early spring it produces pure white flowers resembling lily of the valley, and continues to bloom for about six weeks. The flowers are succeeded by large purple and red berries, produced in great profusion, which give the plant a handsome appearance during the dull months of the year. It will grow in any ordinary, garden soil, and, being thoroughly hardy in any part of the colony, will no doubt be largely cultivated as an ornamental shrub. George Matthews has a few extra choice specimens in berry and already showing well for bloom during the approaching spring. —A farmer, his wife, and four children, residing near Cork, were found to be all raving mad. They had eaten a portion of a sheep which had been bitten by a mad dog. —The highest known cost of a single pearl is said to have been paid by Tavernier at Catifa in Arabia. It was oval, spotless, 2in long, and its price was £110,000. Adviob to Mothers I —Are you broken In your rest by a sipk child suffering with the pain of outting teeth ? Go at onoe to a chemist and get a bottle of Mrs Wisslow's Soothing Sybot. It will relieve the poor sufferer Immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to the taste, it produces natural quiet Bleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes " as bright as a button." It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the jest known remedy for dysentery and diarrhoen, whether arising from teething or other causeß. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ib sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at 1b ltd per bottle.—[Adtt. Homoway'b Prtis.—Though good health Is preferable to high honour, how regardless people often are of the former—how covetous of the latter I Many suffer their strength to drain away ere maturity is reached, through ignorance of the facility afforded by these incomparable Pills of checking the first untoward Bymptomß *of derangement, and reinstating order without in the least interfering with their pleasure or pursuits. To the young especially it is important to maintain the highest digestive efficiency, without which the growth is stunted, the muscles become lax, the frame feeble, and the mind slothful. The removal of indigestion by these Pills is so easy that none save the most thoughtless would permit It to sap the springs of life. —28 Fob Biliousness ob ISick Headache, Giddiness, Depression of Spirits, Sluggish Liver, Vomiting, Sourness of the Stomach, Constipation and its evils, Impure Blood, Skin Eruptions, Sea Sickness, &c.,ENO'S FRUIT SALT is the simplest and beßt remedy yet introduced. It removes, by a natural means, effete matter or poison from the blood, thereby preventing and curing Fevers, Feverish Skins, and counteracts any errors of Eating and! Drinking, or any sudden affliction or mental strain, k and prevents Diarrhad. It is a pleasant beverage, which supplies the want of ripe fruit, may be taken as an invigorating and cooling draught under any circumstances, from infancy to old age, and may be continued for any length of time, and looked upon as being a simple product of fruit. By its use many disastrous results may be entirely prevented. In the nursery it 1b beyond praise. Caution— Examine each bottle nnd see that the Capsule- is marked" Eno'sFnat Salt." Without it you have been imposed on by a worthless immitation. Sold by all Chemists. Directions in Sixteen Languages how to Prevent Disease. Prepared only at Eno's Fbuit Salt Works, Hatcham, London, 5.8., by J. O. Eno's Patent.—tADVT.

Board and Essidenoo. r\. R A N D HOTEL. We are now booking Permanent Residents for the Winter and Spring Months, commenolng from APKIL 21st INST. At SPECIAL PBIOES. We are making special arrangements for extra Sitting Boom Accommodation suitable for Parties of Two or Three. Otis Elevator. The most comfortable winter quarters In the Colony. rfiHß OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, JL DUNEDET, Covers an area of 105 ft frontage to Manse street, by 55ft to High street, and !b still owned and managed by its original Proprietor, 2ta HBNKY J. WALTBR. •ORINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Clinton .JL (across street from Railway Station), offers excellent Aoeomodation. First-class Dinner (Is 6d) served on arrival ot North and South Express Trains, which stay 20 minutes.—MAUElCE OOGHLAN, Proprietor. 28ju QHIP HOTEL (Princes and Jetty streets). k3 —A. Owen having made extomive alterations, !b now prepared to offer Good Accommodation to his country friends and the public 18f P O L L O HOTEL (Late the Maitland), MAITLAHD STBBBT. &. E. WBST, Having taken the above, repectfully tolloits the patronage of his friends and the public Wines and Spirits of the Best Quality obtainable. SPEIGHT & CO.'S PHIZB AKS3 Supplied in bulk or bottle. Carriage free. Orders solicited. Telephone 601. "Apollo." 22ap HIGH-CLASS Boarding Establishment.-— .', Clifton House. Gentlemen (permanent) at reduced prl.»im : hnt batl]3 : nrnfpaslm^l.o^ii ■" '—— yiAELK'S ALBION HOTEL, IO INVKRCAEGILL. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL. Electric Bells, Telephone. Suites of Kooms and Sample Rooms. Concrete Strong Doom for Valuables. W. BEAIU.E, Proprietor (Late of Prince of Wales Hotel). ljy f\ ¥ E E N S TOWN. M'BRIDE'S FAMILY HOTEL. Proprietress—Mrs M'BKIDH. THIS IS THE HOTEL PAR EXCELLENCE For Tourists, Families, and Oommeroial Gentlemen. CENTRALLY SITUATED, Overlooking the neighbouring Mountainons Scenery. A Porter waits on every boat. Sample Rooms for Commercial Gentlemen. Private Suites for Families. Ladies' Boudoir, Bath Room, &o. Tariff—Bs per day. or £3 2i per week. 13my O VISITORS, TOURISTS, AND COMMBBOIAL MEN. THB UMPIRE HOTEL, TAY StBHKT, iNVKROAKaiIX,' FAMILY AND COMMEHOIAL HOTEL. Much frequented by English and Außtrallanvisltors. Pleasantly and conveniently situated. Private Suites for Families. Moderate tariff. Bath Rooms (hot, cold, and Bhower bathß), and all the improvements and conveniences of modern' Knglißh hotels. Engagements by telegram attended to. Proprietor: THOMAS WHITAKBB. 71 late Advertisements. ANTED, CHARWOMAN.—AppIy 10 This (Tuesday) morning. —A. G. Baker, Otago Conservatory of Music. 29jy WANTED, a GIRL for general housework; must be uted to children.—Apply Mrs Captain Stuart, two doors from George Btreet School. 29jy MRS MACDONALD, Moray place, Require i—Bookkeeper (town), Barmaid (20b), General Servant!, Housemaid (hotels, town and country). 25jy MRS BARRATT Wants—Four Barmaids (leading country hotels), Female Cooks, General Servants, Housemaid, Waitresß, Nl|>ht Porter (15s). 29jy MRS CHALMERS (Labour Exchange) Wants — Working Housekeeper (station), Cooks, LauTidrezßes, Housemaids, General Servants (hotels), houaeglrls (town). 29jy MRS PITTS' Registry Office Removed to MaelaKgau street, opposite Scoullar and Ohißholai's. Goo'i tervants waiting engagement. 29jy ANTED, SITUATION as Improver in BlacUsinlth trade; can drive on.—Address Blacksmith, Times Office. 29jy WANTED TO EXCHANGE, House, lame Garden, Dunedin (freehold: value £2UO), for Country Farm.—Urgent, Times Office, 29jy BLUESKIN Ploughing Match (Swing Plough? only), Vullar'a farm, Watati. Ploughß must be on ground 8.30 slurp. 29jy TT OST, yellow Collie DOG; collar marked 6 J Waitaki County, No. 50. Kawurd.—John Burton, King street North, Duoedin. 29jy fPOR SALE and LET, several good Hotels, . town, and country ; also, private property. Macdonald's Agency. Moray place. FOR SALE, several Boot Trunks, Show Cases, Gas Pipes, Jones' Sewing Machine (eood order), two Door Cramps.—Wood, Arcade. . . 2% THEODOLITE For Sale, cost £20; price, £8 cash; never been used. — Apply Mr Somerville or Mr Heekie, members Peninßula Road Board, Anderson's Bay. 29jy TO LET, OFFICES, Princes street, presently occupied by Mr, A. G. Fenwick, sharebrotor.—Apply T. M. Wilkinson. 29jy TO LET, five-roomed HOUSE, Scullery and Outhouses; gas; facing Belt, Bglinton.— Lennon's store, M*itland street. 29jy 'F\ HA S. BE G G & 00, FOOTBALL COUPON. FIRST PRIZE ... ... W. H. RENNIE. SECOND PRIZE ... L. P. FRASER. 2__y mO BUILDERS, The Directors of the Technical Classes Association Invite TENDERS, addressed to the Undersigned, up till Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 6th August, for ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS to the Main portion of the EXHIBITION BUILDING, in r.c cordance with plans and specifications to be Been al the Public Works Office, Dunedin. The lowest oi any tender will not neoesßarily be accepted. ALEXR. BURT, 29jy Chairman.