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BUSINESS NOTICES. ENGLAND. SCOTLAND AND IRELAND. WE DRAW OUR SUPPLIES FROM THE LEADING WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND. THEIR WORLD-RENOWNED PRODUCTIONS, IN TWEEDS, COATINGS AND TROUSERINGS, FOR GENERAL WEAR, ARE XOW TO BE HAD AT OUR WAREHOUSE, WHERE A GRAND ASSORTMENT CAN BE, SEEN. WE-HAYE ANTICIPATED A GREAT DEMAND FOB THESE HIGH-CLASS GOODS, And Special Arrangements huve been made for a CONSTANT SUPPLY OF ALL FASHIONABLE MATERIALS SUITED TO THE SEASON. A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT IS AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION BY INTENDING PURCHASERS, AND AS THE SEASON ADVANCES IT WILL BB ADDED TO. FAVOURING LOCAL INDUSTRY, WE HOLD A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP THE NOW WORLD-RENOWNED PRODUCTIONS OP THE KAIAPOI, MOSGIEL AND OAMARU MILLS. DUNSTABLE HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH. *

• £100 0. J INTEND PRESENTING MY CUSTOMERS WITH THE ABOVE SUM AND OFFER FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY, THE WONDERFUL . WERTHEIM HIGH-ARM FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, With all the Latest Improvements, and a Host of Appliances, the Ueual Price o! which is £10 10s, FOR £8 Iβ 0. ALL MACHINES AT EQUAL REDUCTIONS. * 9 BEST HOUSE IN THE COLONY FOR GO-OABTS, PEBAMBULATOBS, POBTABLE BOILEBS, MANGLES WASHING MACHINES, WBINGEBS, Ac. R. LOOHHEAD, tt»7rtratt,laveic»rgi]l. Princes street, Dunedin. Stafford street, Timaru. Thames street, Oamaru. East street, Aahhurton. awNETOHPFE AND CAREY'S BUILDINGS, GLOUCESTER STREET, CHwsTcmmoH. CASH OR TIME PAYMENTS.

rjPHE EMPIRE CO. PACK GOODS nvto their own name only, and do not put oi Fictitious Label* bearing English or Foreig] Nus». Trade Mark "KMPIJRE C 0 .,, cm every, label EMPIRE COMPANY'S No. 1 EXTRACT OF SOAP Tβ the only Eitnwt o< th« dceoos dfsnd U Ghri*ohuxoh thai is worth buying, v ilsk iota Grocer tot & CYCLE LAMPS. GAS, KEROSENE, OIL. .'TtTST UNPACKED—A Shipment of Ph» v nomenon On (latest model), Oermanio Kerosene, and Other First-class Lamp*. R. WILK IN. HOLMWOOD CYCLE WORKS, Liohfteld street. Blotols Repaint a_ Speciality. VstM sMBh TUB ® STARCH Is the most econoataft ASK FOR EMPIRE CO/3 "ROYAL" iX lABLE JELLY CRYSTALS. Th«y ax* Delicious. EEAD WHAT MR PRITCHARD SAYS:CURED of a "RUNNING SORE" On 'ho Let' by "V I X A i> A X I O." THE GREAT HERBAL REMEDY. TRULY WONDERFUL RESULTS. 68 West Terrace, Adelaide, S.A., 4th December, 1899. Mr S. A. PALMER, Dear Bir,— Nine years ago I had an attack of "Typho'd Fever,' this loft mc with a "running so?*" on my left Icy, which canoed mc great pain, so much ao that I could only average about •three months' work in a you." The dootors I consulted could not do mc any good, so I had to suffer. About four years ago my sufferings were further aggravated by an accident, through a stono falling on the some l«cr, causing mc intoiiae pain. I sought relief in various advrrtinod remedies, but without recejvuig any benefit from them. Hearing about "Wobbar'a Yitadatio," I decided to give it a trial. After taking four bottles I am thankful to say that the "inflammation and running ■ore nave disappeared." I suffer no pain, and am able to do my work as usual. You are at liberty to makn what nee you like of thie testimonial, just hoping it may benefit MBit poor sufferer. I am, you re gratefully, LEONARD PRITCHARD. Witnwwd by P. JOHNSON. "W»»e Works,' Kent Town, 4/12/99. EMPIRE COMPANY'S jVTO. 1 EXTRACT OF SOAP FOR THE KITCHEN. BLUE FOR THE LAUNDRY. fr\ON'T TAKE CHANCES in buying Windmills. Thar* bun* son for trayiag "just aa good" or the "pretty fair" kind when you can get the Titan" kinJ. The "Titan" land is the cheapest in the cad, and costs no xnox* to begin with thao the next best. DANES, LICHFIELD STREET, Chhstchurch. ?A SYDNEY LADY CURED *X Of "LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA" By WEBBER'S VITADATIO. The Great Herbal Keroedr. Bot.iny, Sydney, 9th January, 1900. Mr 8. A. Pahnor. Dear Sir,«t-Having suffered with very bad health lor some years, and after being treated by several doctors who told mo that my complaint wbs a cxuHs ot "LOCOiIOTOB ATAXIA' and "INCURABLE/ , I was induced to try "WEBBER'S VITADATIO." I took five or six bottle*, and I am pleased to say that the worst symptoms of the disease have been completely removed, and I am now able to do light work. I am thankful that I ever tried "WEBBBK'S VITADATIO •' ac it has worked "WONDERFUL IMPROVEMian- IN MY HEALTH." Gratefully yours, (Mrs) MARY ANN THOMPSON. Witnesses to Signature: H. Bullock, draper. Botany: A. Begbie, ISO Parrajnatta road, Lekhardt. S. A. PALMER, AGENT-GENERAL for AUSTRALASIA. Price of Vitadatio. 5s 6d and 3* 6d. HI%.D INSTITUTE: 47 BOURKE STREET. MELBOURNE. Asuncion Everywhere. HEADQUARTERS FOX N.Z.: r» MANNERS STREET. Ci 64 Larsc Bottles, 3s 6d Small. OEL AYS ARE DANQEROUS TRY JAM

SPECIALTIES AND NOVELTIES IN PLANTS OFFERED BY NIMMO & BLAIR DUNEDIN. i ' Himalaya Fairy Grass. ; A hard;/ . Perennial Grass, somewhat resembling the popular Pampas Grass. The ! plumes are of a beautiful old gold colour, and delightfully soft and feathery. The plant is easily grown, and comes into bloom about May. Writing about this novelty, the "Home Garden" for June says:—"The golden ' plumes are, in onr estimation, superior to any other ornamental grass, and would make alovely artificial feather for a lady's hat. We predict a great sale for the plants in the next few years." While the "Australasian" of June 10th, 1899, says:—" The Fairy ' Grass of the Himalayas will become, perhaps, the most popular of all the ornamental 1 species." ; As we predict a large demand for the Fairy Grass, intending purchasers should book ; their orders early to ensure their being fulfilled. Per plant 2s. ' Rudbeckia, "Golden Glow.' A hardy herbaceous plant, with handsome foliage, and flowers resembling a Double Cactus Dahlia. The flowers, which measure to two or three inches in diameter, are of a beautiful shade of yellow, and are borne on stems nine inches to fifteen inches in length. Of much utility for cutting purposes, the fiowers lasting from a week to ten days if placed in water. This fine novelty, which dies down in the autumn, and starts into growth again in the spring is one of the best introductions of recent years, and will give every satisfaction to growers. Stook limited. PJants 2s 6d each. Genista Andreana. The finest variety of Genista yet grown, aud entirely distinot from all others The upper petals are clear golden yellow, forming a striking' contrast to the rich velvety brownish scarlet of tha lower petals, and making a brilliant and showy flower. ■ Genista Andreana makes a fine specimen shrub, and toe plants now offered are strong, well grown and fiower bearing. Each Is 6d, per doz 15s. Watsonia O'Brieni. A beautiful pure White Watsonia, the finest and most distinct of this splendid family. The fiowers of this fine Watsonia are snow white in colour, and are regularly arranged on stalks branching off from the main stem, somewhat resembling the Gladiolus. ■ In growth Watsonia O'Brieni is much stronger and taller than the common varieties, the flower stems under favourable circumstances ranging from four to five feet high. For cutting purposes it is indispensable. Each Is, per doz 10s. Double Primrose, " Crimson Velvet." The name suggests the colour of the flower, which ia a rich deep crimson of a velvety textnrc, entirely distinct from all other Primroses. Although not of recent introduction, the Double " Crimson Velvet" Primrose is so scarce that it may well be classed as a novelty. Selected plants Is 6d each, or Is 9d post free. NIMMO & BLAIR SEED MERCHANTS, DUNEDIN. : CHBISTOHUECH AGENTS: FLETCHER BROS., LOWER HIGH STREET.

"ORION , COOKING RANGE This Hang* Bequires No Betting. Hitfh or Low Pressure Boil«rs IT WILL BURN ANY FUEL. Tfce Maker Guarantees them to lie Most Economical, Darairie, and Eicelfet Cookers. AITKEN & ROBERTS, Agents j FURHI9HINQ lEOKMONQEBS, CHKISTCHURCH. ' UUlon«i oa AppUttUiait InipieUoa latitid j