THOMSON & BEATTIE, (LTD.) Z. IN^EROARGILL. START THE YEAR 1906 WITH A FEW REMARKS, WHIOH THE3M>EDICATE TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND THE PXJBLIO GENERALLY..... (The Advertising of Drapery and Other Things Is becoming a fine art, but unless actions back up words the most glowing;advertising soon loses effect: NO is better, and We think more favorably known than the old established one of THOMSON & BEA.TTIE. The Shop is a safe-and an easy one to deal at. We buy so largely we can sell so reasonably. - - v --.. We employ-the most skilled Tailors, Dressmakers and Milliners for our own sake as well as yours. / We do a large and satisfactary Country Trade by Letter Orders, and special attention" is paid to this class of trade. < We cheerfully send patterns and prices of anything that patterns can be cut off, and we would be pleased if you take full advantage of thi<j, ' Our Goldfields' Representative visits your district every three months, and will be pleased to showyouhis immense range of Samples. Any orders entrusted to him either for Dresses, Millinery, Suits or General Drapery, will receive our best attention. Invercargil!, Gore and Otautau. London Office : 7 Poultry E.o.] [Goldfields Repreaentatve :Mr R. Johnston. ' Victoria Store, Clyde. WHOLESALE WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT & FAMILY GROOER and GENERAL STOREKiEPER 4 ' .' * / BEGS to inform the General Public that in order to meet the wants of his many Customers throughout the district, he is determined to oner Special Advantages to C ASH. B U YERS either, for Large or Small Purchases. All : Goods are of the very best quality and our prises defy competition. WINES & SPIRITS DRAPETY & CLOTHING TOBACCOS GROCERIES IRONMONGERY BOOIS & SHOES, &c, &c, Every description of Colonial Produce. First Awards at N.Z. & S.S. Exhibition, 1889-90, for Butter, Bacon and Lard. Sole Agent for— JJKISSLBY.& OO'S CELEBSATED^PATUNT. c?x£.£fc.sMKM«»iftir eases A Boon to Housewives. Agent for REID & GRAY'S IMPLEMENTS. The van visits Alexandra every Tuesday. All orders will receive attention. Give us a Trial Order and you will be more than satisfied. . S. WATSON Who has been Duly Qualified and Registered m New South Wales
PHYSICIAN AND SUMEON RESUME PRACTICE IN SYDNEY. His past successful practice in Sydney is well and favorably known. come under the heading of " SPECIAL./ • DISEASES AND EXHAUSTION OF SYSTEM - , CONSULTATION FREE. *■ K * - Miner's Diseases, Rheumatism, Sciatica, | Neuralgia, Lumbago, Contracted Muscles, Diseases induced by working in Foul Air > and Arsenical Fumes, Antimony Rash, Miner's Itch, Mercurial Lead and Copper I Poisoning (chronic), .battery cores due to cyanide, &c, &c, Chest and Lung Complaints, such as Bronchitis (acute or chronic), Asthma, Consumption, &c &o, treated by i the LATEST METHODS as adopted .in the leading hospitals of the world, are amongst the category of Diseases which Dr.WATSON,in Berlin, Vienna, Bologna, I Santiago, has obtained every late idea, Electrically and Surgically, tending to their certain cure. Amongst Dr WATSON'S many and varied Testimonials of ability are some from South Africa, West Africa, South America, .North America, Uanada, and the United Kingdom I'hese are to be seen at his residence ' 137 ELIZABETH STREET, Two doors from Market-street, Where he may be consulted Evary Day from 10 a m till 9 pm, personally or by letter. A PERMANENT CURE IS ABSOLUTELY ASSURED. Send for Dr Watson's Famous Treatise » A Guide to Diagnosis J Post Free, which will enable you to describe your case. Note the address— HI PHYSICIAN & SURGEON SYDNEY. this,Paper when writing)
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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 503, 10 January 1906, Page 1
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