SPRING GOODS AT KIBKCALDIE & STAINS'. THE NEW GOODS ABE HEBE. PREPARATIONS Are being made on a most extensive scale for tho First Display. For further particulars see advertisement on first page. ALFRED NICOL, Y*7"ATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 67, WILLIS-STBEBT, WELLINGTON, (Eight years with Messrs. Littlejohn & Son), Has just reoeived the following NEW GOODS :— Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies' Gem Rings Latest designs in Gold Brooches, Bangles, Links, *0., &o. New patterns in Electroplate and Silver Goods, direct from the manufacturers, best quality, at very moderate prioes Inspection Invited. The Watoh and Jewellery Repairs personally attended to. E SUPPLY the DIGESTIVE BREAD AND HEALTH CAKE. LUNCHEON Always ready— A. Bowl of LUNCHEON Sonp or Pure Oatmeal Por. LUNCHEON ridge,- Steak or Chop to order, Ham and Eggs, Eggs Poaohed or Boiled with Bread and Butter. Note address—Home and Colonial Bakery Co., Lambton-quay. Extension of premises and improved management. ~ TRY ]£ JAM. WARD'S RECEPTION WAS nothing to compare with C. SMITH'S SALE. SALE NOW ON. Tl|-R. \V. GODKKEY MA'NT|E|LL DENTIST, 'Cbhetebt Gate, Sidney-btbeet. Telephone No. 554 EAK MOTHERS. ~~ How many of them there are ! Anc to think they Bhould remain weak and emaoiated simply because they do not take that palatable nourishment — Scott's Emulsion. ANGULAR WOMEN are angular because they are thin. Build up healthy flesh and angles will give way to ourves of beanty. Scott's Emulsion ia the greatest known builder of healthy, solid flesh. EMACIATION, no matter what the cause of itmay be, is quickly overcome by Scott's Emulsion, the Cream of Cod-liver Oil. Scott's Emulsion is muoh more effective and quioker to aot than plain oil, and is also palatable. • SCOTT'S EMULSION .is for Weakness, Thinness, Emaoiation, Coughs, Colds. Weak Lungs, Consumption, Sorofnla, Antemia, and Wasting Diseases of Children. Pbysioians, the world over, endorse it. SCOTT * BROWNE (Limited), London. For sale by all Chemists. 21 PURN I S H AT THE D. I. 0. REMNANTS Left over from the QREAT WINTER SALE Are now being disposed of AT HALF-PRICE, AT TE ARO HOUSE. ■TO CORRESPONDENTS. • " Curly."— The late Mr. Curies Bunny. " Industry."— Declined. The case was dismissed on a technicality, hut the Magistrate held tbat tbe nuisance existed. " Curiosity."— The information you desire will not be procurable until the annual returns are made up. C. Eussel.— St. John's Church, destroyed by fire on 9th May, 1881, was onened on 12th December, 1575. Tbe present church was opened on 6th December, 1885. "Liberal of tbe Present."— No room. Begret that the pressure ou our space is too great to enable us to comply with your request.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 43, 19 August 1895, Page 2
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424Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 43, 19 August 1895, Page 2
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