m. HAMILTON I BRICK AND PIPE MAKER. IAM NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR BRICKS MADE WITH MY NEW MAOHINE. Theae Brioka are far superior to ordinary building brioka, having a splendid Burfaoe. GIVE THEM A TRIAL. W. HAMILTON, MILTON. Bead This* The JLeviathan Hotel 9 DUNEDIN, )Ia again under the able management of MRS A. D. SILK. MINERS will find this house a perfect home— try it. FARMERS like the LEVIATHAN as the charges are moderate. TRAVELLERS will find thia house convenient as it is near the Railway station. FAMILIES specially catered for and private rooms oan be obtained if necessary j MRS SILK bas had the houße and buildings entirely renovated and fitted with all modern improvements Terms to snit all classes. MRS A. D. SILK, Proprietor. Patronised by Her Majesty the Queen. JOHN HISLOP WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER and OPTICIAN. 74 Princes street, Dunedin. (Established for nearly 40 years.) Only best values in all lines kept in stock. All watches manufactured by the best English firms to the special order of J.H., which enables him to recommend them with the fullest confidence. Always on hand a magnificent stock of Silver and Plated Ware. Gent's Gold Watches from ... £15 to £50 Gents' Silver Levers from ... £2 to £10 Gents' pure Nickle Watcheß from 12/6 to 30/Ladies' Gold Watches from ... £4 to £18 Ladies' Silver Watches from ... £2 to £5 All watches guaranteed. Country orders receive prompt attention. XfOV ALL KNOW THE FIRM. i Any goods bearing our name are right. We employ lour pharmaceutical chemiatß in our works. We have been in busineßß for over a quarter of a century, therefore we can boast of having some experience of ailmentß that are common in the colonies. All the remedies that are put on the market have stood severe tests. We never recommend a preparation unless we have well , proved it. This is why our medioal pre- | parationß are so popular. | During the spring, summer, and autumn people get their blood into a heated Btate. In aome it shows itself in the form of rough akin, with pimples or red rash ; others get their stomach deranged and in a heated state, causing them to feel sleepy and languid on rising, witb furred tongue and nasty taste in the mouth. For all such oases we recommend our Grape Saline. Thia artiole is prepared from the salts of sound ripe fruit, principally of the grape and citrus variety. It is a wonderful fever reducer, and it makeß a pleasant cooling effervesoeing drink. Ladies and young people take it with relish. We are quite certain that once its valuable fever reducing and stomaoh cleansing properties are known that it will have a very extensive sale. It ia put np in hermetically Bealed glasß bottles. Prioe, 2s 6d. It iB hardly necessary for us to tell you of that marvellous headache ourer called Dr Grassland's Headache Powders. They are already bo well known, It is sufficient for ua to aay tbat if you have a headaohe or neuralgia you should not fail to give them trial. They cure the worßt caßes in 10 to 15 minuteß, Price, Ib 6d a box. Refuse all imitations. Hard oornß and bunions will Boon be a thing of the past. I belive Marshall's Kura Klava is curing all cases so rapidly. Corns of 40 years' growth have been removed at a cost of Is. Sufferers ! Why do you suffer ? Buy a bottle to-day. Soft cornß have defied all cures until Marshall's Soft Corn Cure waa discovered. For corns that are between the toes it is a perfect cure. Prioe, Is 6d a box. Indigestion is a complaint that afflicts numbers of people. Errorß of eating or drinking cause many to become a martyr to its various symptoms. If you are subject to this complaint, attended with constipation, sluggish liver, foul breath, with a dark brown taste in your mouth when you get up in tbe morning, (et a bottle of Dr Crossland's Nixol (liquid) and take it as direoted. It has onred some very long standing oases. It will moßt likely oure you. Give it a trial at onoe. AU Marshall's Household Remedies are - stocked by your local chemists and storekeepers, Marshall's Chemical Company, Limited. Moray Place DUNEDIN. NOTICE. MISS GARRATT begs to intimate that she bas commenced MACHINE KNIITING Sooks and Stockings in ali sizeß. N.S -Re-footing done.
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Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3099, 15 September 1899, Page 3
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