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Evening Star, Issue 9774, 2 August 1895, Page 1

EDUCATIONAL. PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY. * G. KIDSTON-HUNTEE, A. • ANALYTICAL CHEMIST (Studied under the late Professor Dittmar, Edinburgh and Glasgow), Colonial Mutual Buildings, Princes street. Classes will be Resumed on Monday, 22nd July. CANDIDATES Prepared for University and Teachers’ Examinations. E. A. Phillips, 8.A., Liverpool street (opposite Post Office). fIORTHAND, Typewriting, Reporting, Book-keeping, Arithmetic. Writing, etc. Evening Classes year round. Shorthand School, Athol place. MEDICAL. RAISING THE WIND. THE GOVERNMENT, being in want of money, have brought in new tariff proposals, bv which they increase the taxation on all Drugs and Druggists’ Sundries from 15 to 20 per cent., thus throwing the burden on to the shoulders of the sick—those least able to bear it. I have a Large and Varied Slock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND TOILET REQUISITES, Imported direct from the Makers in Europe and America, and uhad therefore not raise my Prices for some time. In the meantime, while m> new Promises are being fitted np, I can onei many Lines at a Reduction, as, xnatoncc, SCREW GLASS • STOPPERED FEEDING BOTTLES, without fittings, 3d each. My HEADACHE and NEURALGIA POWDERS are acknowledged by all who have used them to be simply wonderful in their effect. THOMAS JOHNSTONE. PHAHMACK CTIC Al. CItEM I> 1 , MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. In cases of severe acciWANENA. dent do not fail to use WANENA LOTION. THIS MARVELLOUS REMEDY acts on severe wounds, cuts, contusions, bruises, and internal injuries in the most wonderful manner, causing the injured parts to 2/(5 heal in a marvellously short ' time. Wanks a is also most effectual when used on horses or other animals. Try it! THE PURE VEGETABLE REMEDIES MADE CP BY MARY JOSEPH ALBERT will faithfully perform all that is claimed for them. Mother Aubert personally superintends the manufacture and packing of all her remedies, and warns the public that none are genuine without the fac-similo of her signature on both ends of cardboard wrapper. M. MARSHALL AND SONS, WHOLESALE CHEMISTS, MORAY PLACE. DUNEDIN, Agents fok Otago. "PLANTER’S LUNG PRESERVER. A speedy, safe, and EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOII COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, Etc. EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS: From Rev. John Myep.s, Ex-President of the United Methodist Free Churches. I have pleasure in testifying how rapidly and effectually your Lung Preserver has acted in allaying Cough and Irritation of the Chest, in the case of my wife, who has several times been under the necessity of using it during the winter. From Rev. F. W. Isitt. I have derived much benefit from its use when suffering from excessive speaking. You will, I suppose, know th;»t the Kev, Alexander Reed (now of Dunedin) uses and highly commends it. From Rev, H. J. Gilbert. • I shall not fail to recommend it to all who suffer from affections of the throat. From Rev. W. B. Martin. I shall certainly recommend it to all who suffer. From Rev. Char. Penny. In one case, when every remedy tried proved powerless to give relief (the cough was so distressing), the first dose of your Lung Preserver proved most effective. From Kcv. Geo. Chksson. The Lung Preserver has done Mrs Chesson a great deal of good. From Re*-. E. Marshall. I received considerable and speedy relief, hrom Dr J. Ewart. As a Cough Medicine for persons of all ages it is excellent. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND SHOPKEEPERS In Bottles la 6d, 2s Od, 4s 6d, and 6s each. Manufactory ; VICTORIA STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. PUBLIC NOTICES. S COAL AND HAVE YOUR FOOD COOKED PROPERLY IN ICKLOCK’S “ORION” RANGE. 10,000 in use in New Zealand. RNS LIGNITE, TRUE COAL, or WOOD, NO BRICKWORK REQUIRED. ces Given for all kinds of Heating Apparatus and General Castings. dd by all Ironmongers. Catalogues on Application. 11. E. SHACKLOCK, SOUTH END FOUNDRY, Dunedin. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. BARNINGHAM AND GO., Manufacturer* of the Patent Prize Range ZEALANDIA. Requires no setting, and will burn any ooaL Iron fretwork for Verandahs In great variety. VICTORIA FOUNDRY, George street (opposite Knox Church)