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Evening Star, Issue 5171, 1 October 1879, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. IM E PAYME NT S' TIME PAYMENTS. TIME PAYMENTS. Furniture on Time Payments. Bedding on Time Payments. Blankets on Time Payments. Carpets on Time Paymeits. Toilet Glasses on Time Payments. Pier Glasses on Time Payments. Pianos on Time Payments, Houses Furnished on Time Payments. PAYMENTS FROM 5s PER WEEK. Note Address : LYONS & HART'S TIME PAYMENT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Manae street, Dunedin, Opposite City Council Chambers. N.B.—All Goods Marked in Plain Figures. NOBEL'S PATENT DYNAMITE. ALGETY, NICHOLS, AND CO., Agents for the above Dynamite, beg to call the attention of Contractors, Miners, and others to the great strength of Dynamite compared with other explosives as shown below. Blasting Gelatine, 100.00. Nobel's patent. Nitro Glyceme, 93.36. .No. 1 Dynamite, 75.11. Nobel's patent. Llthofracteur of the strongest and best make, 65.69. The prieo of 'Nobel's Dynamite, notwithstanding its greater strength and purity, does not exceed even that of Lithofracteur, viz. : 1 Case 50 lbs. 2s 9d per lb. 5 „ 2s 6d „ 10 „ 2s 3d „ Delivery to be taken from Magazine. DALGETY, NICHOLS, AND CO., Bond street, Dunedin, ,HE PURUO are Hereby Notified that Funerals are uonduoted with Simplicity nnd Economy by ORAIG 4 GILLD3SS, Undertaker* for the Dunedin Funeral Reform Ansoolatlon. Order* may be left at workshop, Great King street, near Moray p'ao p l or after buslneti hours, at Mr Bacon's Uverr stables, near the workshop, i W K I P» AKD COMMISSION AGENT, Union Prinoei gtreeti. . nf HE NEW ZEALAND EX- , " PftES?, GENERMi FORi WARDING. »ND AGENCY COMPANY OF DUNEDIN. Head Office : Manse Btreet (late Cobb's), next Wain's Hotel. Parcels, Packages, etc., forwarded by every conveyance to all parts of New Zealand, the Australian Colonies, America, Great Britain, General Booking Office for Cobb and Co.'s Co ches throughout the Province. Agents for s.s. Mountaineer, running daily from Kingston to Queenstown For rates and further particulars anply STUART PLANTE, Manager. MEDICAL.

AMES N B 1 Medical Botanist, Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES, Etc., Etc. I wish to thank my Friends and the Public for the liberal support accorded to me, which has been of such a substantial character as to multiply my business manifwld, so that notwithstanding the persecution of my few and interested enemies I can thankfully say that I have been prospered beyond my most sanguine expectations. My Herbal Preparations are now being sold in the large centres of population in New Zealand, and receiving a g'ad welcome by many. The Dandelion Coffee, for the manufacture of which I have erected expensive machinery,.is now used by many families, who testify to its All persona of weak stomach and delicate health should use It in preference to ordinary tea. or coffee. I tave reduced it to the English price-lib tin, 2s; %lb tin, Is. The following testimony will speaic for the Pills. It is not a singular one, as I have several like it, The two following testimonials were proffered by the parties, who.wish me to publish them. A trial of my various preparations earnestly requested. Tin Sirsaparilla, as a Spring medicine, is. in point of quality and cheapness, unequalled. Thousands of bottlf s sold, and splendid cures effected. 2s Cd per quart bottle ; five for 10s. JAMES NEIL, 9G, George street. To Mr Neil, Herbalist. Dear Sir,—l'wish to bear testimony to the wonderful benefit I have found from a trial of your Dandelion Pills. I may say that I have suffered from indigestion far the last twenty year?, and have tried doctors, professors, and all patent medicine, which have cost me hundreds of pounds. I was recommended to try your Pills, and have not quite fini hed one box, and oan truly say that they have done me more good than any I ever had-in fact, I may say they have cured me. "Wishing that others may find a like benefit from them, I remain yours, etc., EICHARD MEBIDITH, Leith street. To Mr Neil, Herbalist. gsir,—l wish to testify to the excellency of your Kheumatic Pain-killer. It completely cured my wife of tic doloreux, from which she suffered for some time. I also used it for toothache and found it a perfect remedy for it. To all who suffer from rheumatism or the abovenamed complaint I can confidently recommend it.—Yours, etc., George W. Draper. July 28, 1879. To Mr Neil, Herbalist. jrir,—lt gives me much pleasure to testify to the fact that by your skilful treatment you have cured me of a bad leg of forty years' standing which h*s cost me an immense amount of money and excruciating pain. Several of the doctors had tried my case, but to no purpose. The List one by whom I was treated told me plainly that he did not understand my case; that he i bought nothing would suit me but a strong salivating dose of mercury, wh'ch I would not consent to take, knowing that it would send me home at once, my age being now seventy-nine years, being born in the year 1799. Soon after taking your medicine I began to mend. My improvement has been i teady, and now I can say I am curtd and feel myself at least ten years younger. 1 can strongly recommend the suffering to give you a trial, feeling confident that you can do them good, as you have in my cae. Your Dandelion Coffee, which I now use as an ordinary diet drink, is excellent; also your Purifying and Stomach Bitters Powders. Trusting that you - may long be spared to minister to tho sick, I remain, yours in gratitude, _ Robert Kino. Dunedln, September 6, 1879.