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BUSINESS NOTICES, SEVILLE ORANGES FOS MARMALADE. Tomato, Cauliflower, and Cabbage Plants in any quantity, AT CUJOCLNG'S, FRUITERER, Colombo street, near Cashel street. "PDISON'S HAIR RESTORER. RESTORES GREY OR FADED HAIR TC ITS NATURAL COLOUR. Cleanses the S/:alp and Prevents Dandruff. Promotes growth, and makes the hair soft, Dliant and glossy. IN BOTTLES," at Ss 6d. Posted 4s 6d, to any part of the colony. EXTRAORDINARILY INVIGORATING AND RESTORING. FROM A LADY. Grafton road, Auckland, February 9th, 1894. Sir,—Three years ago I unfortunately received a Sunstroke, which resulted in obj^" 1 of the hair of my head becoming PERFIA/.1LV WHITE; its vitality also was co seriously impaired that large quantities come out whenever combed. It may easily be understood how anxious I was, not only to get rid of this strange appearance, but to preserve what M*"* remained. . After reading your circular, and on the recommendation of a friend who had ueod your HAIR RBNEWER, I determined to try" it; a marked improvement was noticeable by the timo the first bottle was finished, and by continuing its use to the extent of four bottles, I can now rejoice in having as fine a head of hair as any one need desire, besides being perfectly restored to its natural colour. After such a transformation, it would be ungrateful on my part were I to withhold from you that meed of praise which is so justly :due to the extraordinarily invigorating and restoring virtues of your HAIR RENEWER. The cooling and refreshing properties of your excellent preparation make it a. pleasant adjunct to the toilet, and not the leaet agreeable feature is the entire absence of soil or .stain to the skin or headdress. Yours gratefully, ■ i Mr Edison. j WITH PLEASURE IN RECOMMENDING. FROM A GENTLEMAN. Auckland, June Ist, 1882. Mr Edison,— ' . . Sir, —About twelve months ago my attention was called to your HAIR RENEWER, which I have been applying since, and/find it produces the desired effect—i.e., preventing the hair from falling out, and maintaining the desired shade, also preserving it in a satisfactory state. On account of my hair turning grey and falling out, ■ I had been in the habit of using a more expensive imported article. I have pleasure in recommending your excellent preparation. I find on© application a week quite sufficient to keep my hiiir in good condition, both as to growth and colour. Should you desire to give publicity to this, readers will perceive that, for obvious reasons, my name is not appended. COMPLETELY SUCCESSFUL. . Kamo, Whangarei, September 7th, 1891. Mr Edison, — ■ Sir, —Kindly send ine another bottle of your HAIR RENEWER. It has been completely successful in stopping my heir falling. !■ only regret I did not use it sooner, before I had lost more than half my hair. Yours gratefully, E,A.D. FROM A GRATEFUL YOUNG LADY. '. ' - Dunedin, January sth, 1891. Dear Sir,—The effect has been so surprising after using one bottle of your HAIR RENEWER, fihat I feel in duty bound to let you Im6w the pleasing'- results. Some time ■ng<r~l had the misfortune to lose nearly all my hair, and what little was left had turneS grey and white. Now I have a spleridi3 head of hair, -and "almost, its natural. colour, the BESULT OF A; SINGLE BOTTLE. lean gratefully endorse every word contained in your printed testimonials, and have great confidence in recommending it. I .will do my beet to make your Hair Restorer known among my friends. Yours respectfully, ; . To, Mr Edison. J.l". N.B.—Should there be any difficulty, in procuring supplies in your district, kindly communicate with the. Proprietor. Sold by Chemists .aad Storekeepers Every- ' where, Wholesale Agents— • ■ KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER and CO. BHARLAND and CO.

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HOTELS. QTOEEY'S FAMILY HOTEL - OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, ' CHSISTCHURCH, N.Z. i F. STOREY, Proprietor. TERMS: 8a per day, £2 2e per week. Telephone No. 795. Night Porter. All Letters will receive Prompt Attention, ligg A GREAT EVENT. OPENING OF THE AQUARIUM. F ARENAS, Proprietor of the City Hotel • invitee the Public to INSPECT the Alterations ' and Improvements that he has effected in this favourite CentraJ Hostelry which has made it SECOND TO NONE on this eide of the line. oa OPENING OP THE AQUAKIUM. CITY HOTEL. ' THE iIUB OF CHRISTCHURCH. TRIANGLE. CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL COLOMBO STREET (near Reece'a, Ironmongers). T?IRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for PerX roanent Boarders and the Travelling Public. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Close to Railway Statioa and General Poet Office. TRAMS PASS DOOR.

Luncheon from Noon to 2 p.m. Letters and Telegrams will receive Prompt Attention. Telephone Kb. 676. JAMES HOWEY, Proprietor. Patronised by their Excellencies the Governor* of Xew Zealand. POIEB'S FAMILY HOTEL v> CHRISTCHTJRCH (Within One Minute of the Railway Station , * JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. Letters will receive every attention P.O. Box 291. Telephone So. 831.