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Joshua ' Bros.' Australian Brandy, " Boomerang " Brand, is now in use in nearly every hospital in New Zealand. It is most palatable and wholesome. Try It. Wholesale from leading wine and spirit merchants.— [Advt. 76 Thus the Otago Daily Times ;— We aro glad to hear tuat there is some prospect) of Captain .Russell visiting Dunedin and speaking in public. Ib may fairly be anticipated that he will meet with an excellent reception. He is the actual leader of the Opposition, but his views are moderate and ot a modern type, as he fully recognises thab the old order has passed away, and the conditions of the hour must be met. Captain Russell is a staunch man in every sense, and one of those to whom the country looks to help it out of the' present state of disorder. We have good grounds for saying thab the leader of the Opposition will not only be welcomed by his own party. He has earned the goodwill and confidence of the Labor representatives, and though they may themselves be very much under the thumb of the Government their numerous friends in the country are not. It is quite understood I that there is a split iu the labor ranks in Dunedin between those who obey the i dictates of Mr Seddon and those who decline to desert Mr Eirnshaw at bis bidding. The mofe independent of these seotions will undoubtedly welcome Captain Russell. Bat, apart from this split, he will receive a sound welcome ior two reasons. Firstly, because he has in various ways shown himself a genuine friend of the working classes, and, secondly, because in Dunedin an honest politician always meets wibh a good reception whether his views are acceptable or nob. We wish to assure Captain Russell that his proposed visit is already much discussed here, and that his coming will be welcomed by all but slavish followers of the Government, " Boomerang Brand Australian Brandy 13 the mo wholesome stimulant) in the market. Obtainable at all hotels. —[Advt.] 76 RUBINAT.-NaturoT" Aporienb Water. Being strongly charged with sulphate of sodium and magnesia, has a powerful purgative action, and is used against obstinate constipation, indigestion, bilious attacks, disorders of the stomaoh and liver, &c, &o. Mr Owen, Chomist, tho appointed agent for the distriot.-[ADVT.) 136 Waterpipe Work, Plumbing, Gasfltting oxeoutod by Competent Workmon. J. A. Fryer, Ironmonger.— [Advt.] 137 ECOLES SULPHHKINB LOTION oleais the skin from spots, blemishes, roughness,, sunburn, freckles, &o. A few applloatlors will render the skin healthy, smooth, and transparent. 2s 6d por bottle from A. EOOLES, the Masonlo Pharmaoy, Hastingsstreet.— ijJJDVT. 138 ECOLES' CORN PAINT qulokly romovei Dither hard or soft corns. Only a few applt ration? necessary. In bottles Is 6d, from 4 . Eooloa, Chemist, Masonlo Hotel Bulldirgs. Kapler. -F.Advt.l .139 A. ECOLES, Chemisb. begs to inform tho RESIDENTS OF HASTINGS thab. ponding ;he creotion of new premises, he has oponod i temporary branon in the shop lately occupied by Mr Pop -jol well, with a complete iiook. of Drugs, Chemicals, Sundries and latent Medicinos. Any artlolo nob in stook vill bo obtained at shortest notice.— (Advt. 110 J. S. Welsman, The Pharmacy, o o pro iriotor of Hitchings' celebrated Liver Mix- . uro, Pratt' Cough Linctus, Looook's Hair .otion, Quinino and Iron Tonio, Corn Paint, :o. also Wolsman's c. s brated Baking towder for tho Immediate production of the nest calces, sooncs, pics puddings &o — ldvt.l IU KCCLES' SYRUP OF KED GUM or Eu alyptus Balsam has proved Itself to be the psbromodyforooughs colds asthma, and all Ispasisoftii ibreathlngoigans. H.P. writes: - ' I havo no ienr for asthma when your Ren ■um Syrup Is ab hand ; one dose alwayt, lyos me Instant relief, and whon my wife ot Uldren oatoh a cold lb always ouros them ; md mo two largo bottles by first rain, vopared only by A. ECOLES, Ohomfct'. astlngg-stroob, Naplor.— [Advt.j 742 E. T. ALLEN, Carlylo-streeb, Napier, Pio-lre-framo Maker, Gilder and Mount-cuttor, is tho largest and most unique assortment .mouldings in Nnpior. Also, n Bplondld ', ilcction of tinted, oak, and bronze mounts, llding a speciality. Oldframesro-gilfcuqunl i mew. Plcturo-frnniing at the lowest i-lcos i insistent with good work. Established 1882; [Advt. W3 . j Gonts' Suits Oleaned and Pressed, 4s ; Straw 1 ! Har ?,, Hats , c, onnfd or Dyed, la each ; loves Cleaned : Foathors Cleaned Curled id Dyed. Address Ireland 8 Dyo Works norson-strcot.— [Advt.] 114 i f. S. Welsman, Tho Pharmacy, Hastings ' ■eel!, has rooolved a' fine-lot of -Until and : l mot Sponges, Soltzogones, ohoicoPerfumts i

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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9954, 2 April 1895, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 7 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9954, 2 April 1895, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 7 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9954, 2 April 1895, Page 2

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