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WANTED. PAINS AFTER EATING. ■mjras Mary anne owbn, of aird r jji Paramatta, n.s.w., writer :-•■ loasby-s 'WAHOO'cured mc of pain* in the chest and sickness after meals, from which I had suffered for six years "• LOASBY*S " WAHOO," price 2s 6d everywhere. Wholesale Agents-KEMPTHORVE, FROSSER and CO.'S NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY LTD. WANTED Immediately, Ladies to .Inspect Novelty Mantles, Capes, Jackets, Millinery, Furs, Dressing Gowns, Corseti, Children's Tonics. Beath and Co. ■ WANTED KNOWN—Uμ yuarcerroaine is* • Cash Purchaser of Ladies', Gents', and Cnil dren'e Left-off Clothing. Letters by post or other wise attended to. Address Mrs O. Quartermaine 154 High street. . WANTED, for Record Reign, ever}' visitor to bring an umbrella and get it covered with Italian, 2a (xi. Lethaby, Cathedral square. ANTED everyone to know I have a large assortment of Cloths and Silks. Umbrellas covered with silk from 4s 6d. Lethaby, 64 Cathedral si|uare._ W~~ANTKD KNOWN—New Serges in Navy and Black. Warranted fast dye. Excellent value. Woods, Free and Co , "The Hall." WANTED KNOWN—New Covert Coats, Macintoshes and Sac Suits, Latest Styles and Materials. Woods, Free;and Co., "The Hall." ANTED KNOWN — For Groceries, Best and Cheapest, we must go toKincaid's Q.I.C~%~KT 4NTED KNOWN—People with defective sight V f can be supplied with Spectacles at a really moderate cost. Do not injure your eyes. Apply at once to Kennett, Watchmaker, &c.-, 183 High street. An enormous stock to select from, all the latest styles and shapes, frames, or : in steel, nickel silver and gold. WANTED KNOWN Have you weak sight? I so, apply at once to Kennett, the People's Watchmaker. He will test your sight and supply you with Spectacles at a moderate cost. Enrrmoue stock of lenses, concave, convex. Perioscopic Psaudonoptic of every power. Latest shapes. Fold and other frames. 183 High street, under the verandah. WANTED every Gentleman to be prepared for the bad weather predicted. Gents' Umbrellas, with free repairs for 12 months, 7s 6d. Lethaby Cathedral square. -_ WANTED KNOWN—OiI' "Ideal" Kid Glove at & 6d, a speciality. Easy fitting and durable. Woods, Free and Co., " The Hall." ANTED KNOWN — Kincaid's G.LC. for Ceylindo Tea. ANTED KNOWN—Kincaid's G.I.C. for the Best Hams and' Bacon. ANTED everyone to understand I have made arrangements so as you can get your Umbrella covered within the hour for 3s 6d. Lethaby, 64 Cathedral square. . ANTED KNOWN—Snowdrop Sugar 3sd per lb, or 218 per cwt. At Kincaid's G.I.C. ANTiCD KNOWN—Just landed Ladies' Lined Kid Gloves, fur tops, black and browns. Woods, Free and Co., " the Hall." ■WTKTEPDiNG Presents — A choice selection of f\ specially cheap Dinner Sets 21s to 42s per set. Cheap Depot. ; OME-KNIT Stockinirs aed Socks, best quality, unsurpassed for durability and comfoit. Home Knitting Factory, 221 Colombo street. ENERY Bureon, 144 and 146 High street, Art Wicker Furniture Manufacturers. Every chair we sell made on the premises. FOR Fancy Baskets go to Henery Burson and Co., High street. They have the Largest and Best Assortment. F you want to spend a Pleasant Sunday afternoon, Buy one of Henery Burson and C 0 . ,.' Easy Chairs and use it. , " , ■ CJ PORTS and Schoor Committees receive spepial terms and attention at Minson's Cheap Depot, 220 Colombo street ICk — headache and biliousness disappear when »O Loasby*s " Wahoo" is introduced. " Koolibah " conquers pain. ■ ,' ' BULBS! Bulbs ! —Narcissi, mixed,varieties, Niramo and Blair, Dunedin, Is per doz ; Flower Seeds, Id per packet; Vegetable Seeds, 3d per packet. Fletcher Bros., High' street, Christchurch. Agents for Nimmo and Blair, Ounedin__ CLARKE Imd CO examine ana give a 12 « month's' guarantee with all Watches or Clocks repaired or sold by them, Trump Waterbnrys 15s 6d, Rotherham Levers £4 10s. S. Clarke and Co., 148 Colombo street, opposite Recce's. AHOO, trie popular remedy for Indigestion! obtainable at the New Zealand Farmers' Co perative Aisociation, at 2s 6-1. IGHTEEN CARAT Wedding and Engagement Rings best stock in the City. S. Clarke and Co., 148 Colombo street OST—A painful ancient Corn by applying Berry's Killkorn, s 're cure for corns, Is a hox. John Berry, Chemist, 146 Colombo street, Ohristchurch. AHOO," _a 6il from all chemists and »tor keepers. Wholesale agents, • Kempthorne Prosser and Co.'c N.Z Drug Co. \ * POUND— Chilblains, Chapped Hands, Cuts, Burns Sore Legs, Snre Eyes, Chred with Spring Blossom Ointment, 6d and Is everywhere. Agents— Kempthorne, Prosper and Co „ . ■ POUND— Itching, Smarting, and Irritating.Erup , tions Cured with Spring Blossom Ointinent--6d and Is everywhere. Agents—Kempthorne, Prosser and Co. .: PRESENTS — Immense assort) fnt at Uinions Cheap Depot. Call and see ■ ISERABLE Imitations of Dr. Grassland's Headache Powders ar«' on the market. Insist on having Dr. Crosaland's, they do the work quickly and safely. I* 6d. Chemists and Stores: KO. 80-NNINGTON, Chemist, Agent for _oasby* "Wahoo." Positive cure for flatulence, heart burn, acidity, pains after eating SPORTS and school Committees will obtain special terms and attention at Minson's Cheap Depot, 220 Colombo street. ■ HENERY Burson and Co., High street, opposite A. J. White's, for Picnic and Fancy baskets. All prices from Is. PUBLICATIONS. '. , :' ! ;-;'___tE£.. . \ ■■• - - WEEKLY PRESS AND "N.Z. REFEREE," WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16_p. ' ILLUSTRATIONS : THE MASTERTON A. AND P. ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL SHOW, February 23rd, 1893. MR H. C. W. WRIGG. UNITED FIRE BRIGADES' ASSOCIATION HOSE ANC REEL CHALLENGE TROPHY. jOMPETITORS AT THE WAIRARAPA RIFLE ASSOCIATION MEETINGF, WITH THEIR TROPHIES. SORTIE, BY CATBSBY—BA"OSMA, Winner of the Launceston Cup. THE JUBILEE OF WANGANUI. MR P. S, OARVEY; Governor of the Wellington Prisons. A NEW ZEALAND AUTHOR : Mr David MoKee Wright.MR JOHN OULLEN, The New Inspector of Police Stations at Grey mouth. TARANAKI ANN UAL REGATTA : Three Pictures of the Champion , Whaleboat Race. THE KALEIDOSCOPE OF AUTUMN FASHIONS ILLUSTRATED. HAPUKA FISHING AT AKAROA^HEADS. THREE SUCCESSFUL SCHOLARS. THE WANGANUI JUBILEE CUP MEETING. THE GREAT SHEEP FAIRS : . I Amuri and Hawera. THE NORTHRRN BOWLING ASSOCIATION'S TOURNAMENT AT 'NAPIER. . AN INVOLUNTARY PRESIDENT, By W. L. Alden. THE SNORING BEAUTY. A PAYING GUEST. A NEW ZEALANDER'S WARNING AGAINST GOING TO THE ARGENTINE. SMUGGLERSVWAYS. A TRUE STORY OF THE. AMERICAN WAE. 'AMPHIBIOUS FISHES. THE FARMER. Agee of Sheep for Profit. Early Maturity and Wool Bearing. Lucerne in a Drought. A Great Sheep Bale. Home Cream Separation. Judging Bulls in Denm_r]_ Thistles as Ensilage. Potato Growing Experiments. Purchasing Artificial Manures. VOLUNTEER AND SERVICE NOTES. Notes by "Bullee.ve." D\ namite Guns in Cuba. A New Torpedo Regulator. Mr Melton Prior on the Frontier Campaign. The New Quick-Firing Field Gun. The New Zealand Rifle Association Meeting , . " THE ijEFJSREE " (The 'New Zealand RacingC_knd__*) SPORTING'NOTIONS, DIBPUTED QUESTIONS IN TASMANIA. FORTHCOMING RACE MEETINGS, Spectator's " Tips for the Hawke'e Bay Meeting, 17th March Meetings. STREET BETTING. Fines Imposed in Auckland. THE WEEK'S RACING NEWS, From Auckland. Taranaki, tlawke'e Bay, Wanganui, WeUingtou, Otago, _c » TROTTING. Notes on Current Events by " Honesty." Reports of Meetings. CRICKET, FOOTBALL, ATHLETIC, SWIMMING CYCLING, AQUATIC, LAWN TENNIS. BOW_1N«, fOLq, GOLF, tea. KENNEL, Notes from Everywhere by " Terrier." PBICE —SIXPENCE. ■ ': ' &. '

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Press, Volume LV, Issue 9991, 22 March 1898, Page 8

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