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Evening Star, Issue 6472, 13 December 1883, Page 1

SPORTING. 6,000 Members. } Will Close ( 2ShhDooember,s 1883. Registered Letters and Telegrams not Accepted. OHEISTOHUEOH RACES, JANUARY Ist, 1884. 6,000 Members at 10s. 120 Prizes, Midsummeb Handicap, 32 Nominations. First £6OO Second ... 600 Third 150 Others—divided about £2O each 600 £1,650 Cash Awards. 88 £1,850 P.O. Orders preferred. Two Stamps must be enclosed for Replies, One Shilling added to country cheques, and all Letters addressed 120 Prizes. ADA MANTUA, Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post Office, Dunedin. 120 Prizes. Drawing under supervision of Committee chosen 1 from shareholders. OLA, MONTES’ CONSULT ARegistered Letters orj Telegrams not I accepted. TION ON THE DUNEDIN CUP> The Press In i any District can on appllI cation to the address j-below obtain the names of [principal winners, but I not for publication. 6,000 Members at 10s. WILL CLOSE 19ih FEBRUARY, 1884. Dunedin Cup. Ist horse 2nd horse 3rd horse Starters (div) ... Non-starters (div) £2,000 Cash Awabds, Post Office Orders preferred, payable to “Lola,” Cheques from country must have Is added extra for exchange. Horses and Cash Awards drawn separately—making five distinct drawings, Tickets can be obtained by letter only. 6,000 / ~. D= \ 6,000 “S I *™ I«>£“if Close Feb-1 Mogg j r ßox 347 j c Jose *Jeb"S* ( P.O. Dunedin. J PUBLIC NOTICES. THE KING OF VEGETABLE TONICS, BIL’S GENUINE HOP BITTERS. Unqualified Success. 140 Bottles in One Order, S6 in another, and 72 in another. Try them. Try them. Here are TWO TESTIMONIALS of their virtue; — “ Mb Neil. “ Sir,—Your Hop Bitters suit me fine, as they greatly aid digestion and do not purge me too much. “ J. Reid.” “ Mr Neil, “ Sir,—Please send me 6 bottles of your Sarsaparilla and 6 bottles of Hop Bitters. Your Hop Bitters are highly thought of here. I sold a bottle to the minister, and IT DID HIM SO MUCH GOOD, he wants more. “ W.L.,” Southland.

I There Is do doubt but this is a valuable 1 mixture for promoting appetite, aiding digesI tion, preventing and curing bilious and liver [ complaints. 2a 6d per bottle eight days’ medicine. I SOMETHING TO BLOW ABOUT. The advice has been often given “when you have a good thing, blow about it.” THE DANDELION PILLS are without dispute the greatest colonial success in the way of medicine 1 yet known. Last week we made 40,000 Pills, 1 putting forty in a shilling box. We have 1,000 shilling boxes. This immense make of pills (40,000) may be seen in my window on Saturday evening. If HOLLOWAY wore to telegraph to one of his numerous agents “Why is the sale of my Pills falling off in New Zealand?” the agent might answer truly thus: “ Because there is an HERBALIST NAMED NEIL now making a Dandelion Pill which is taking the market.” Where, say some, is this extraordinary number of Pills swallowed ? I reply in Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland, Invercargill, and in Scotland, and la other parts of the world, WHY? FOR THEY ARE GOOD. There are no better medicinal agents known than those of which they are composed. “By whom are they used ?” By the laborers, artisans, and elite of Dunedin, members of the Bar. and Ministers of the Crown. I thought of senuiug a box to the Governor, but this would be breaking a principle which I always observe—not to give anything for the sake of getting testimonials. If therefore IHis Excellency wishes to try my excellent Pills I do not mind placing a box at his disposal on the same terms as our railway authorities place express trains for him. A VALUABLE TESTIMONIAL. A gentleman called the other day and said: “ I am returning to Scotland, and I am going to take a good supply of your Dandelion Pills, as I have got nothing to equal them.” We sent some to Glasgow last mail. Eemem ber the price, you that like salts -Is per box of forty Pills. “ Dear me,” says one, “ how can you r make them so cheaply ?” This Is how it Is done. Myself and assistant, with the aid of machinery and a water-engine, made 40,000 in one day, so that the saving in labor enables the price to be less than half what is charged for imported pills, that are perhaps years old, Try the Dandelion Pills. I have just received Seventeen Oases of finest Goods from London and America, comprising— Patent Medicines, Feeding Bottles, Enemas, Silk Elastic Stockings, Kneecaps, and Anklets; also same in Cotton, bilk, Elastic Abdominal Belts, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Back-straigbt-eners, Combs, Brushes. Puff-boxes, Air Pillows, eto. All will be disposed of at reasonable prices. Note the Address— J. N B I L, Herbalist, 96 George street, Dunedin, and David street, Caversham. Note.— M. Bardsley and Son (opposite Queen’s Theatre) keep my manufactured Goods on hand. NOTICE BE CARGO PER S.S. TRIUMPH. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the bulk of the Cargo has been saved, and Consignees are requested to Appoint Agents in Auckland to make deposit and sign agreement for average and salvage charges, and to arrange for taking delivery in Auckland, or for forwarding goods. L. D. NATHAN AND CO., Agents, Auckland, 11th December, 1883, S.S. TRIUMPH. DEFERRING to above advertisement, the ill Agents of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company will be glad to use every effort to forward cargo without delay to this port, if holders of Bills of Lading will present them to us, comply with above conditions, and give an indemnity against all consequences of transhipping at Auckland. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY, Agents. JW. ROBINSON, Architect, 10 Union • Chambers, 8 Princes street, Dunedin. BOOTS The Cheapest in Donedin, at Skinner’s, Arcade. Men’s to measure, from 10s 6d; Women’s to from 6s 6d. Boys Wanted. Skinner’s, 13 Soys! Arcade,