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Lake County Press, Issue 907, 19 April 1900, Page 6

71X11 Booked Rites the Subscription is 2i< per vt-iir, LOUNTYI KtS- -1"-. v..•»l'--»-steight-mw j""rnal on the (...ldticlds. MiSTIMI'IiON ■<• I..AKK CoINTY I'KKS is 20s pr yeai ill advance, posted 2s -< OTI C E Ihe CARDRONA COAL-PIT is NOW OPEN for the SUPPLY OF COAL for the S.aeon F.. M'COUGALL & SONS, Pen,bi..kc, September 10, 1893. ,JR ROBERT NEILL, Agkst fob hie PAFK AND LACY COY-, is open to receive orders for STEAM ENGINES & BOILERS for Dredges or any other Mining or Milling power requiring purposes. Park AMD Lacy are the Australasian Agents for the, unrivalled Westinghouse Machine Ccy.'s Tools, Engines, etc. Prompt delivery guaranteed in 30 davs. Address Upper Lmon Street. Dunedin. Donald Held, Jr. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, AN U CONVEYANCER, GOViKNMENT INSURANCE BUILDINGS, Pkinces St., Dunedin. Money to Lend upon approved Securities. KEW ZEALAND MINING JOURNAL Circulates throughout New Zealand, contains Mining News of the whole colony, latest discoveries in Mining and Metallingy, particulars of Shares and Mining Investments, Legal Decisions in Mining Mattesr. Pays every Mining Man t0 a Bead it. TRICE : 6/6 per Annum. ADDRESS : Bex 345, Dunedin. Victoria iron WORKS, JOSEPH SPARROW, ENGINEER, BOILERMAKER, BLACKSMITH, SHIPSMITH; IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER. Maker of all kinds of Mining Plant, Iron and Steel Fluming (rivetted by machinery), Dredging Machinery, Hydraulic Elevators, Jiauts, Valves, etc. Large Stock of Manganese Steel always on hand, special for Dredge Pins, Bushes, Lips, etc, Sole Agent for Wormald's non conducting Boiler and Steam Pipe Cover ng Composition. Agent for Pickering Governors, Simple Boiler Injectors (one handle), Lubricators, etc. A number of New and Second hand Boilers, Engines, Winches, and other machii cry on hand. Experienced Workmen sent to all parts of the Colony. I have lately taken in a large portion of land adjoining my pn.nv.ses, and erected large workshops and stores upon it, and have just increased my plant with some very powerful machines especially ad-pted for dredge-building and hydraulic-mining manufactures, and are now more able to do business on a very large scale. TUSSICURA; OR, WILD CHERRY PECTORAL BALM. We append the followine six reasons why nfluenza, Indigestion, Sleeplessness, and any form of Lung and Throat Disease should try TUSSICURA : 1. It is in no sense a quack medicine, but is composed of the very best drugs, and is the invention of a thoroughly qualified pharmacist, who has made a special study of the subject. 2. It has never been known to fail in any cases where it has b< en tri d, and hundreds of people have testified tc its efficacy. 3. It has earned the approval of medical men, who regard it as an admirable specific in Troat and Lung Diseases, especially in their earlier stages. 4 git is equally well adapted for the adult and ihe child, the only caution required being the reduction of the dose iu the case of the latter. 6. It not only gives immediate relief to the sufferer, but. if persevered with, it also ensures a perfect cure. 6.^lt has proved itself, by the wonderful success it has achieved during the short time it has been bifore the public, superior to any other mixture of the kind ever introduced in the colon;y\ M - S. J. Evans, Naseby. )earSir.— Having suffered for a considerable time from a severe Cough, also from Indigestion, I was advised to try a bottle of your TUSSICDKA, which 1 did, and 1 n w take the oppoi tunity of thanking you for the cure it has effected. I can now go to 6leep and obtain a complete night's rest. Wishing your medicine every success.— Yours truly, P. Bnow.N. Kyeburn Diggings. > L E A S E NOTE G. BONNINGTON, OF CHRISTGHURCH, Wishes to call public attention to the fact that his well-known article, CARRAGEEN IRISH MOSS, is being freely but miserably imitated in the district of Otago, and would guard purchasers against being misled by such worthless preparations. from a well-known Baritone. [Copt.] Christchurch, February 10th, J.S9S. Xo the Proprietors, Bonnington's Irish Moss. Deak Siks, — When last in Dunedin I was suffering trorn a severe cold, which greatly Jnteifered with my piofessional duties. Having procured a large bottle of your well known Irish Moss, and after taking a few dooes my voice «ii« completely restored. I iow recommend it to all my professional E-Unksi V ms.