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BUSINESS NOTICES. MESSRS P. BOCK AND CO., OF AUCKLAND, Importers and Manufacturers of Housnold Requisites, &c., ' TTAVING established a Branch Office and. Depot at No. 3 CHAUCESY LANE, JtL CHEISTCHUBOH, and appointed Mr. H. R. RICE Representative, we respectfully solicit a trial of the following most USEFUL and GENUINE PREPARATIONS obtainable from all leading stores. Will aiso be posted to any address where not obtainable otherwise at below prices (send an extra penny stamp for Postage, and address —P. BOCK & CO., Chaucery Lane, Christchurch. BOCK'S HERB EXTRACT, Is.—An infallible and permanent cure for Toothache, harmless to the teethjdoes not deteriorate with keeping. Cotton wool with each bottle. BOCK'S ireinfjiMJ ,6 " DROPS, Is 6d, relieves the pain gradually but surely. * For internal use non-feisonous. BOCK'S ARC] |4TIC I?OOTHPOWDER, in neat boxes, 6cL Perfect for cleansing the teeth at iljftrdening the gams, it effectually removes aud prevents decay in the teeth, has a niostHgreeable and natural aroma. BOCK'S CAMPSYLENE BALLS, in airtight jars, Is, used with oil for colds on the chest. Cures Sot* Throats by inhaling the steam over hot water, and keeps insecte out of clothes. r BOCK'S MOTH SACHETS, 6d eacll, 4s dozen, have great antiseptic properties, retaining their refreshing and agreeable perfume for many years, have no equal for keeping Moth, Silverfish, and Fleas out of Clothes. BOCK'S PLATE POWDER, Is, will remove all tarnish and polish like magic Silv.erplated Ware, Gold, Plate Glasa, Mirrors, does not clog in corners where there are " fine chased surfaces, guaranteed free from chemicals. - BOCK'S STARCH GfLAZE, lid packets, superior to any in the market. Gloss and surface like ivory, success certain. 5 BOCK'S PEETZ PASTE, 9d large tins, an all round full and perfect cleanser and polisher for Tinware, Brass, Copper, Nickel, &c. Windows and paint work retain 1 the polish for a considerable time, also softens the skin. • : f BOCK'S WATERPROOF CEMENT, Is.—Large Bottles as strong as iron, for mending China, Glass, Delf, Wood, Leather, Sec. A trial of the above will prove highly satisfactory. MESSRS BOCK & CO. guarantee every line of above to be up to representation. .." 5-7 HJHE ROSE NOVELTY OF THE PERIOD. NEW JAPANESE ROSE—" CRIMSON RAMBLER." } nnHIS New Rose is the sensation of the hour iv the floral world, and well may it be, for it , JL is an entire novelty, distinct in character_an<l of great merit. It originated in Japan, and is a hardy, ever bloomiDg, climbing polyanthus, bearing rich deep crimson Sowers 1 large panicles. It is of a rapid and vigorous growth. In oue season they have been kuown to run from 15ft to 20ft. The prof asion of bloom is marvellous. A correspondent of the f " London Garden " sfated that on one shoot he counted over 300 blooms. It is essentially j a garden rose, but makes a magnificent specimen in a pot or tub. It is adapted to the varied climate of New Zealand, und should be in every garden. - Extra Strong Hoot Plant*, to bloom this year, 5e each. Strong Plants, 2% 6d each. \ NIMMO AND BLAIR, SEED MERCHANTS, DUNEDIN. AGENTS-FLETCHER BROS., CHEISTCHUROH AND ASHBURTON. 7 ■ ■ ■ " . -.-...■' - ■ ■■.-.-: B ' ■'-.""■■ i t 3 _ . . t NEW SEASON'S DEOOBATIYE PUBLISHING FABRICS. ABTISTIC AND INEXPENSIVE. A J. WHITE INVITES INSPECTION of his Choice and Varied Selection of • ART FABRICS for Decorative Furnishing, embracing many NEW, EXCLUSIVE, and CAREFULLY CHOSEN'Designs and Colour Effects in Woven and AT MOST MODERATE PRICES. TAPESTRIES MTTBLINS MOHAIRS SATINETTES CRETONNES CORDUROYS PLUSH ETTES SILKS ART SERGES VELVETS SILK PLUSHES CRETONNE VELVETEENS fT A 'DUQTD'V - * 5a to 150* pair WINDOW TM3*t3T/**XT AT T *CYINIT\C! PATTERNS POST FREE. LINOLEUMS AND FLOORCLOTHS. Recent Extensive Deliveries from the mosfc noted Makers, enable Uβ to assert that we can offer the Beat Selection in the colony iv all'qualities AT THE LOWEST PRICES. "'. " IN THE CHINA AND GLASS DEPARTMENT We are ehowing a moat Extensive Assortment *of NEW DINNER SERVICES in artistic designs and colours, and at Prices about the same as usually charged for ordinary common ware. BREAKFAST AND TEA SERVICES BEDROOM TOILET SETS ' * The Largest Stock in New Zealand to from. We have nob space here to speak aboutK our Furniture and other Daytarb« menta, bub People Furnishing and Buyers of Furniture generally, ahould visit) WHITE'S. ADMITTEDLY THE BEST - UP-TO-DATE FUBNISHING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COLONY; . NOTE.—We BUY EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH io the beet Markets in the "World, and are not undersold by any House in the Tr&de. . : CARPET WAREHOUSE, STEAM CABINET and BEDDING MANUFACTURES, UPHOLSTERER, IMPORTER. STEAM CABINET 'WORKS, SHOW BOOM, St. Asaph street, Tuam street, OHRIBTOHUROH. f ' ■■ :- ; ' "' > _— , . ; : 1 • ■ " Iα all Parts of the World the NATURAL FOOD FOR A BABE i« MOTHER'S MILK, and THIS DOES NOT CONTAIN STARCH. « Yeuag Infants CANNOT digest STARCHY FOODS, a perfect Artificial Food for lafeats »ast, therefere, NOT CONTAIN STARCH. t CONTAINS NO STARCH, ld BUT MAKES A PERFECT FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILD. P J UECLI.TS POOD for Infants ao* Invalids may be •Malsed ef all Bealen throogteat the W»rl<L !;i 6. MELLIN, MARLBORO' WORKS, PECKKAM, LONDON, ENGLAND. an ay ; ; ' 6a m^ mmmmmm ~*~~ mmm ~ mm ~ m^~T!r mmm ~ mmmm ~ mn —■^— ——^— —< ?: The TTniversel Xeinedy for Acidity of the Stomach, Ohildrea, Delicate Fβrt Seadache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Sour Emctatioae, males, and the sieltiJt *"*««" , bSous Affectioas. neas of Pregaaney, ,n - Sold Throngbout the World. ni N.8.-ASK FOR I>INNEFORD'S MAGNESIA. * fc AGENOS—KEMPTHORNE, PBOSSER a:;p Co., AUCKLAND am> JOUNEDD ie - as» SHAKIJkHD a»» Co.. AUCKLAND.

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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9433, 3 June 1896, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9433, 3 June 1896, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9433, 3 June 1896, Page 7

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