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JOHN DUTXIIE & CO., mmmcd, WHOLESALE AND RETATL IRONMONGERS AND IEON MEECHANT3, Invite inspection of their Stocks, now landed, of ARMS AND AMMUNITION Included in whioh are the following : — fJ.TT"\rO Single and Double-Barrel, Muzzle and Breech-loading, S.B. HHimnpito*, VXUXIQ 3,'rancotte Bines fJAHTHTIIfi-RS C.F. Brown, Bine, and Green, in 12, 11, lfi gauge; America V^ZiJXJ-XfcXX^VTXJO 12 G, Revolver and Kifle ?nWT)TIT? Diamond Grain, Alliance, Toworproof, FFF. SHOT, CAPS, WADS, r\JW Van, CARTRIDGE-FILLING and GUN-CLEANING REQUISITES, GAME BAGS, and all other appliances required by Sportsmen. A SHIPMENT OF DUPLEX TALL TABLE LAMPS, With Fancy Silk Shades, just opened up. Theße Lamps proved a great success last rtnason. PEOCURE YOUR TEAS DIRECT FROM THE IMPOUTERS! LATTEY, LIVERMORE & t <>. ITD 37, FEATHERSTON-STREET. Telephone, 670. IMPORT THE CHOICEST INDIAN AND CEYLON "HILL GROWN" T*AS, DIRECT FROM CALCUTTA AND COLOMBO. Delivered Free to any Address or Railway Station in "Wellington at the following revised rates : — In 51b Tina, 101b Tins, 201b Tins, per lb. per lb. per lb. FINE PEKOE SOUCHONG (a good Family Tea) ... j/g 1 /gX 1/8 FINE PEKOE (Excellent Quality) ]nQ 1/94 1/9 CHOICE PEKOE (Delicate Flavour, Hill Grown) ... 2/- I/H2 1/U ORANGE PEKOE (Golden Tip, Hill Grown) 2/2 2/1-j 2/1 2} Per Cent. Discount for Cash with order. fTIHIS EMINENT SPECIALIST is the onlt Leoallt Qualttiitd Lady M.D. in the _I_ Southern Hemisphere. She received her medical training in the leading Hospitals and Universities of Great Britain and Europe, was late House Phjsician of the new Women's Hospital, I'uidon, and holds nine Diplomas and Certificates. With these recognised qualifications, combined with a large practice and unswerving faithfulness to Patients, she has attained a well-deserved pre-eminence in the Profession to which she has devoted a life-time. She cures with absolute certainty, Nervons, Chronic, Skin and Blood Complaints, Fits, Paralysis, Rheumatism, Asthma, Bronchitis. Liver and Kidney Diseases, Heart Affections, Womb Troubles. All persons living in or near the city desiring her services should consult her at het Rooms. 14, Brandon. bt eet. Patients residing at a distance may be cured at home, through the medium of the post. Terras reasonable. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS : The following are a few of the man 1 creditable notices the Doctor has received :—: — From the Hamilton Spectator.-" )">r. Frikart, who recently arrived from England has a splendid reputation, and is the only qualified doctor advertising in \nstralia." From the Melbourne Standard. — "Db. Fiukart's marvellous cures have created 1 profound sensation." From the Chronicle. — " Dr. Frikabt'b reputation as a clever and successful prac titioner is thoroughly established." From the Warrnambool Standard. — " Dr. Frtkart, the well-known M.D., has beei most successful in the treatment of a number of local cases." From the Charlton Independent. — " A Distinguished Visitor — Charlton is at presem honoured by the presence of Mrs. E. F. M. Frikart, M D., who has obtwined the highes possible honours in her profession, and established a great reputation by her phenomena success in the treatment of nervous, chronic and complicated complaints. The examine tiuns this talented lady has passed are almost too numerous to mention, for, apart fron being a Doctor of Medicine and a Licentiate of King ami Queen's College of Physician* Dublin, Ireland, and a Licentiate of Midwifery at the sai.,e College, she is also Prakli*-cbi Artz of Switzerland, and passed what is considered about the hardest task in the Medicu World— the btaat Examen, at the Berno University. The Doctor is no mean 1 nguiat, ai she may be consulted in German. French, and Spanish, as well as English. Having alt< held hospital appointments her experience has not only been wide, but practical." From the 'lribune. — " In the face of the fact that there are so many quacks in the fiel' of medicine who arrognto to thorns-dreg tho monstrocity of giving counsel and advice ii matters of which they aic profoundly ignorant, sufferers cannot be too careful whom the; aonsnlt. Db Frikart is a lady who has tl.o very highest testimonials, having graduutec 111 all the higher walks of medical science, and for many years having occupied the mos important position in one of the leading hospitals in the Old Country. During her profes aioiial career she has achiuved puccg=s, nnd ilioso in need of sound medical treatment ne"< not hesitate for one moment in placing thei" ,elves under Mrs. Dr. Frikart'i» care. Ii saying this we are not in any «aj nndnly lauding tlio lady's scientific capabilities." (f^S" Beware of lnipo'-tors, pelf-styli-l Pioiossors, iUectricinns. Herbalists, Clair voyauts, Maduines, *c , who are utteil> lies' ltute of Medical Kno« icdge, and lnr ing onl; a money-cud in view, thrive on thu credul.ty of the community by their nelorious am fraudulent announcements. Remember— Dr. FRIKART is a fully qualified and registered Physician, »nd thi only M.D advertising in the Southern Hemisphere. Consultation by letter for a thorough diagnosis, 10s. Notk thk Address— l 4, BRANDON-STKEET, WELLINGTON^

VLS^X^X ' S. LTJKE & SONB, TO ITHK LADIES OP WELLINGTON, m v A R 0 FOUNDRY HAVING imported first-olaBS workmen j Wellington, for the making of all kinds of bean- i qnTE MATTEHB tifnl Wicker and Cane Furniture, I am ore- ! SOLfc MAKtBS pared to execute orders at a very low price. ov THBi I will be pleased if you will oomoand inspect OELEB&ATED CORNISH COOKING these goods I have on view, and those who < RANGES me very handsome Perambulators, with re- b y far BB ™ T Cooking Rano* in versible hoods and rubber-tyred wheels, for d « vui?e °"ii «*♦ ™«, m™> £2 each, and iron wheels for £1 10s. Dolls 1 AU our RANGES oan be fitted with FirePerambulators from 1b 6d each, to very P*"** to h *^ " ■'-" •» l °<* i****** pretty reversible hood Prams at 15s. _ aJ L!!! Splendid presents for ohiidren. Baßkotware _ ol every dasoriptiou manufactured on the j _|_ T.^^ZTT^TT^f^^^^^^^^f^r'' premises. Pianos and Perambulators Bold | l§iiG«pE^g^- raTfrfefflTif^™" on the deferred system, B KTPFH/iWtLx, fj^CT^WWHPBPa EDWIN ARNOLD, IfflfMlliiLT.fflinil W\n 90. WILLIS - STREET WELLINGTON' PjffiTreWfeß If? fljl ®pfe j&M Iff And UOlirAKlbU* with mo other brand Obtainable of all Chemists, Saddlers, an. for the result willjpeak for itself Agents for" Wellington Pro E. H. CREASE & SON. vinCB ~ sharland & co., ____ Wellington. i»e pairs, painting, & trtmmtnc Ji^\\4 \ Buggies, Wagons, Pojjcarts, Sulkies. * == =""""™*^BBSS^ Illußiratod Catalogues Fi eu to any addreos COPE & NEWMAN. Coach Factors and Wagon Buildkbs, LONDON LOAN ANT Tory-street, Wellingtor. DISCOUNT BANK. J&Sftß BSTAJILISHID 1875, fc^^^^s^s--3 7 ETT'S KOYAL JIXIL LINE OF £10 to £10,000 .dvanoedat nioderaf L mAC^ |^M a MASTKRTO^ ioter^r, for .hort or long periods, on per — Hotc , fti ? ion.l aeoority, doods (uo moHgage oosts) a - m J evor t Tuub . dtl >'. a " d t Fr ' d ( ay , I f °fJf°™ o i ; * wood j returns in Uidb to catcu atternoon ohar-a. billß^f-lading, 40.. *n train to \\ elliugton following dajy Coach B> for Tcmii and Catllepoiut loaves at 8 a.m on Tuesdays and Fridays. Bulb Discountbd Dml» TIIOS. P. LKTT, Proprietor. OFFICES ... Pauaina-atroet, Wellington ~ " „, . ,„_, _.. COBB h, CO. S TELEGRAPH LINE OJCOACHES, Addreoa-THK MANAGER Wilham N.im, Phop B«tob.B «tob. MASTEKTON TO CASTLErOJNT ANr MONJ-,1. TINUI. M^x^.-^ T Z Jr t.^ TI^HE Co»oh leaves the Booking Office a" ONEY to Lend on approved freehold J[ 730 am. every Tuesday aud Friday, goourity. Apply, Drags, busies, Ac, and first-class h»cl; JOHNSTON * CO., always oti hiio. Merchants ■* [!qb mftcts o vor >' train a'- the Kailwa Featherston-street WILLIAM NEILL, Propiot-or. nn ™ y *lJ^ w 2p£& mM U ra ™ H LnA o^cSacW GKAHF I VE have during the past year spared J£ S£ ■ • no expanse in ondcavounnß to make arrival of Wellington train, returning frou jut Beer second to uono in New Zsalnnd< Pahiatua 8 a.m. and 3.30 p.m., in time fo »nd oan now cou6denU r assert wa have suo {*«»» . for Wellington and Napier Coacher - .... * leave for Eketahuna daily at 9.40 a.m,. li jooded in doing ho. tuno for Wellington train, returning froir — Eketahuna daily at 1.30 p.m., after arrival We invite who enjoy. Good G,.^ -taJ^W^jg-. HUNTER & CO. BI3MH Agent?- Cook & Son, Wellington. To *<& for STAPLES' BKtfl, T«,wkomb. 7M AjBB.I [P.O. Box, 350 Jn Draught, at almost all Ilotols Lv the Citj j L. MORRISON, and sanounding Distriots, Ron Makofacturkb, Hsmp and Fibri And oonfidently witioipate their yerdiot Dsalib, rfll be th»t Staple* k Co. hare suooeisfully Offices and WarehouiWß : Nob. 12 and 14, the reproaoh that ge»d Beer ooold Feathewton-streoMPort Office Block), tot be brewed in Wellington FLAX CLASSED FOR THE TRADE. J. STAPLES * 00. (Limm'bd), TAM aTInY " ° f Flal ln *** quMtiti ?,f" JL cadi. Will make advunoos on rlax JUST WHAT'S WANTED. " ntforßal eTmuwnuDo ri /-<««, Agent for Crosbie's Strippers for ManaWRINGERS, Cheap and Goon. mi^ Wairarapa, aud East Coast Districts. JNO. YOUNG, Duplioate parts kept in stock. Mannora-stroct. — — Th« Opera Houie is opposito. ' Prompt replies to all enquiries,

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Evening Post, Volume XLV, Issue 134, 9 June 1893, Page 4

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