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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7872, 25 May 1891, Page 7

J Bnsinese Notices. are vow showing oub NEW AUTUMN GOODS, Ex RIMUTAKA and COPTICS. GILL'S DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, COLOMBO ROAD, SYDBNHAM. GlVfi THE GREATEST SATISFACTION IN PHOTOGRAPHY. STUDIO-21S HIGH STRSST, CH.II3T CHURCH THE RONGO PAI TENEI KEI KOUTOU KATOA. ]>lacbean Stkwabts new curb for asthma new c jre for croup NEW CURE FOR DIPHTHERIA NEW CURE FOR CHRONIC BRONCHITIS. Prepared from the Mountain and Forett Plants o£ New Zeal&ud. THE NEW CURB*is"the only Specifio yet discovered tor Diphtheria. , In Croup the NfiW CURB has no rival. Ifc EavtrS emetics, lighting fires, hot baths, and all the attendant worry incidental to the arrival 1 ftbeMidnignt Monster. In Typhoid Fever theNEW CURB diainfocta Boothee, andk-ivee refreshing sleep. The NEW CURS ia the only true Lung Disinfectant. Aβ a Disinfectant for the Nureery, Lying-in Chamber, and the Sick Room it had no equal, being extremely sootumg and refreshing. A house possessing a supply of this Remedy is fully armed against tfae sudden onset of all Infectious Diseases. Ask your Chemist for Circulaia Tosti moaials. The Kew Caro, 3s 6d; Grindelia RobustA Ciijarettoa. ■/* • Asthma Tobacco. ' ia 6d and Iβ ALLAN HOPKINS I HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENT, VALUATOB AND LAND BBOKBR, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Adjoining Bank of New Zealand). PROPERTIES For Sale, or which vex/ easy terms of payment can always be arranged.. - Perry road—Residence of 9 roomu, plastered, pantries, scullery, wash-house, dairy, stables and coach-house, with 6 acres of land Iα garden, orchard, and paddocks. Owner leaving, we are prepared to submit an offer. Peterborough street —Two villa reaideuces of 7 rooms each, with scullery, paatry, wa*h-housfs &c. Price £525. This is a good letable property, and at present '. is 14 per cent, per annum. Matbeaon's road —Well-built house of 7 rooms, greenhouse, wash-house, &c., stabling and outbuildings, \ acre land in garden and fruit trees. Price very low. . St. Martin's, Opawa—Comfortable House 6f 5 rooniß, pamry, scullery, wash-house, and every convenience, 2 acres land nicely laid out. Price low, and easy terms. Bryntiwr—A really good House of 6 rooms, exclusive of scullery, dairy, washhouse with copper, stable, &c., i acres land. Price £660; terms. Papanui road —trentlcman's Residence, containing 8 rooms, bathroom, storeroom, lavatory, hot and cold water throughout, nearly $ acre land well laid oat. Price low; small deposit. New. Brighton, not far from the hotel—A very snug Cottage of 4 rooms, Sec., good Artesian* and nearly i acre. £150, Upon item Brighton, near the Main road—4o Acres, well fenced (live fences); several acres in plantation,' balance grass; house pf 4 rooms, with outbuildings, garden and orchard. Very moderate price and easiest otto**... T0 ~,,., v A "Weekly To Let List is published, which can Ibe had free on application at office. " ■■■•'■'■':. MONET. The following Sums Ready far Investment at Lowest"Rates of Interest:—£l6oo. £l(m, £750, £500, jfciOO, £250, also several smaller sums. Pointed Circular of Properties For Sale is Ready for .Distribution, or. posted free to any address. I J ALLAN HOPKINS. I Cathedral square, Adjoining iiaak of frew Zealand, FIRS* PRIZBDtTNEDIK EXHIBITION J. CLEGG. O-.) WHOIiBSALB AND BBTAIIi BASSINETTE, PERAMBULATOR AND GO-CAtti , MANU^AUTgB^S. - Eubber-tyre-Wheel Perambulators, SPBCIAL VALUE £t 10s. Price List Free. Repair* Neatly and Cheaply flxeetited. JAMBS CLEGQ, 181 ARMAGH STREET. ASK ¥OtJ» Druggist and BOS GRANDMOTHER'S SALVE, . A C» B-TA i N CV B B CANCER (PROTBOTKD LBTTBBB The following an mber of Teati moaiaJsnave been receired:— <Am "Chriaichurch, December 3rd, ISBB. "To Mrs Rider—l have much pleasure in testifying to tae etSciency of Granduiotaera Cancer Balve, ta the case of chilblains. Dunag the last winwr I have been kiugularly free from them, and must ascribe! fc to the pwaistent anolication ct that va;uable preparatabn.— Vnu« truly, O. A. Jonks " •October, ISB7. North etareee, St. Alb»ua. - Mrs Rider—J wish to tell you I have found great relief by using Grandmothers Salve for a .nu. dKse of acurvy, from which I aadsun«rea < a lons time. I tried every thing I couUthuikaf toebeoic it, b*tsinepiteof aU I eonid do.it oonttmTe4 to spread, UQtU is had formed l%n;e sOcera. when I was inducod u> try the aaJve. IwS «*oi>ery thaakfol that I did eo,for before I had«sed op one pU tae nie«re yer» healed and toe disease dieappeared. X have tried U for boils on the children with the neatest success. I now keep it by mc as the household salve.. I wish &•» success, and wmVecommeudit to my ft^nda,—Yeae tealy. B PROS Drue Compel MRS RIDER, Bele <f GraadoJother's Caaees NEAR AVONSma; Ohristcbnreh. Sold everywhere h> BoUa, 6d» Iβ and U 6d eachAnyone Wieniae know sue m«nta o< thU Salve, or its appfieaOos to ear dbesse. to J. * tJoek. CbemiA Caslui