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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6536, 7 February 1882, Page 7

HCtaoellaneons. IN AH AN’S ~11 WHISU. The cm a of all Irish Whisky, ,-niid, »Ul3w ItUtiona, and most whole. Unisonallyf* unamended bythe Medi. ofoulnn. Dr Hiwll aaysi " The whlaky , ud pm, wen matured, and of ' # qa*li6r.--«(. Gnat TlloMdd <*l Frofeeriosu . 1 soft, mellow. Kid very oxodl«nt rtreot, W Notice.— spoons ana Forks in saver ana in Bleotro-ptaW-;KUdngten uA Co,, m th* o Important toprowmonte to the above are able to offer their guaranteed Snjltiaa at auoh price* ae.whlle fully maintaining grt free by PO* araJloatton, Fuwfcaton of ipoana and fork* obtain fcha advantage ot anj Snotnatiooa In the silver market*, iuwnau ELKZNGTOH A CCK, a. Begont street London (or a,Moorg«.t« StlMfta <HtT 9 AS BEYOND THB BEACH OF GAS MAINS, rtTIHIS LAMP la complete in Itealf, moke* Oai *1 tothing par hoar. Per. 80S LIGHTING AND HEATING CO* U 5, Southwark street, S.E. Manufacturer* of the celebrated " Sera *' Mecliln* lighting maariona, kb, without the trouble, “sssSs^^tirioNiittua^w. m O more boot milk or tainted provisional GLAOIALINE. One canister prevents 00 „ iof milk, oveeto, claret, or any other fluid hoa taming aoar, and preeerraa fresh without nltiousowt. ot butter, or many hundred* of eggs, ot many owta. ot mm, flab, or game. Bold in elegant canisters at he 8d ; in 9os. packet* at 8e t la aamplo packets at 40 j by all Chemist* ana rueily Grooete, Country Chemist* and Qteoen aaoUldopd-tr.pt thaLowdacWhotesaleHonaaa.or Ulreoio ouSoi. Msnnfhotents and [Patentwee ■ t • 4t>a:rtr«o Company, Qjanrow. AO A M a ’AHI Gun, rifle and revolver manufacturers, 9, Finsbury Place sooth. London, 8.0. (Opposite Moorgeb. *=o*l etation). Warehouse on first ana second floors. 0 O Loaded cartridges, 1878. Baer's case*, pin or central toe, coded by our* •shea with beet' powder, grease-proof, thick fell*, md doth wads. 12 gangs, withS or Sftdn and l.U,orl|os shot. IS gouge, with Sidra and! os shot. Mos*forl2 or IS gauge: Green, lUBd i blue. 1C I gauge i Green, lie Sd | blue. IC* W. • a l!B l *br«wM>Bd. Sehmls*** wood powdn, in beet oaaea only. any gOBUIKV • NiAAi AM WWtt WOT VJUfe BHJ Aorge up to 8| drachma. . Black powder, 12,13 or * for transit by rail or eea tree of charge. A. and Oa invite special attention to an entirely aew patent hamtaerlew oentraLßre gun, which, to and strength, tar surpaeeea anything yet StU» for bent' quality, including ohoke bating, jeseat snap fore-end fastener, and doable bolted i*riom«l. Second quality JU Oantre-fire double gun*. Beet quality and finish, prise 4X5 ag usual.* Special notice. A. and Co bega to inform those who are desirous at obtaining a gas combining the latest improve, meats with really good. Bound materiel end work, nssnship, that we have Inst perfected what ia on. doobtoaty by far the cheapest gonin the trade, vizi-* “Central Are double-barrel gun, double grip action (12 boro only), rebound half-oocl patent snap foreend, ohekebere Cue and fittings complete Every gun guaranteed. J 7 0 0 ) I I Express double and tingle barrel rifles, ,*577 and ’SOO bores. Our improved Hartal Zeller rifles' 080 bon}, far rabbit and email daer shooting. Begnlatedl 100yds. Price AS. Terms oaehw order. Descriptive Uuatrated price lists free by post mads of useful articles for presents. Ulustrated lists sent post free on application. Ladies* dressing bags in real morocco leather, completely fitted, 87s M Ida Ma ftKa Ra Jkn r TTno •• THrn imfnMA** S2a 6d, 65b, 755, Ac. The "Two guinea’ bag is fitted, complete, with dreasi materials, and is a strong and nael and H.’a “ Excelsior” dressing bag, square opening article. M. lined watered Bilk, with best electro fittings, brushes, good outlay, writing case, Ac* 65s com piste. HL and H.’a noted “ Five guinea" bag, made of the finest morocco leather, lined moire tilk, containing four engraved sterling silver fittings, bast cutlery, solid ivory-back brashes, writing ajatarials, Ac- complete £5 de. Dressnag cases. For ladies, viHDOnaly finished, and completely fitted, at Sis, 82s 6d, 425, 50b, Ac. M. and H.’a noted "One gsiaen" case is covered with French sunoooo, furnished with double-notion lock, and fitted with hair and velvet brushes, oomb, tooth and nail brushes, mirror, scent bottle, pomade and powder Jars, pin cushions, nail scissors, button hook, sail trimmer, and space for Jewellery. The "Two guinea** case is covered with fine Persian oalf, finished and fitted in a superior maimer, forming a complete and useful article for presentation. Laws Tennis. Sets complete, with host bats, tanned net poles, balla, Ac., 42e, 56a 6d. 84s. Tennis bate, best manulaoture,oedarwood handles, 6s 6d,086d. Full size, 7s Sd. Gibraltar strung, vary superior, 10a 6d. Do, very beat quality, oerk handle, 12a 6d. Begnlation balls, covered felt, beet quality, 8s 8d per doz. Court markers, tapes, sooting books, Ac. H, and H.’s registered stationery cabinet, the most com* pact and portable writing companion. Containing epaoee for* all sizes of note paper sad envelopes, poet cards, Ac., and fitted with blotting , book. safety ink bettia, postal guide, date indicator, porcelain memorandum slate, address book, Ac., covered with French morocco, Bering look, 25b | Persian nulf, 32b 6d; Bussia leather, 45b. Coro, maadel and olive wood, 555. Qentlamea'B solid leather dressing oases. Best manufacture, completely fitted, from lie 6d to 84s. XL and B.*a celebrated "One guinea** ease contains hair and doth brushes, oomb, tooth and nail brushes in metal case, soap box, shaving brush, mirror, strop, pair ef good razors rmil scissors, button boek^Ao., all of useful size and good quality. Largo sizes at 88s, S2s 6d, 42s* Ac. All orders must be accompanied by cheque or Poet-ofllee order, unless previous orders have been executed. P.O. crdaeslto myabla at Westbonrns QroveKoffioo, XU, Wascome Grove London W! 456 JlB. JAMES* BUSTER is used In Her Molaaty'i Cavalry Beghnente. patcoibwd by UafomOeaeral Sir Charles DalWao.lnepeotorGenaral of the Cavalry Forces, and highly eulogised by Professor Coleman, of the itoyil veterinary College, London, in his re. pert to the Adjutant-General. Ite great effloaoy la all cases where blistering is usually applied ia well known I and Its celebrity has extended to all th* great studs throughout the world. Ho boros will gnaw It. Cicno*.—Non* genuine without the^sj^aatarea of the proprietors, a. B. JAMBS and era on the tern label ot every pot. kgeata-KEMP’raOENS, PEOSSBE A C0 7 Chxistohujfon. attentively used 48 years "Beware of a spurious imitation.,, W ÜBOWH’S Canthoridine Horse Blister. EstahU liihed 86 years. By using this powerful ud efiective ointment, the necessity for ollppfog the hair before applying the blister is avoided. Ho borse will gnaw the blistered surface; no crad e towofore, required, and no ' blemish possible. Tegtimoaial—Lord Anglesey begs to inform Mr •town that ho has reoolvad a very favourable npprt from bis stable servants of the blistering ointment with which he furnished them. They ■fete that the blister sots powerfully without teUnr off the hair. Beaudeasrt, Jan. 5, 1840. BeUflof all chain’ ’ ' * - idlrect from the! wftdon* all chemists in pota Is, 2a 6d* and 6a, , Hanufaotery. 254 GoaweU read. " BY BOTAL LETTERS PATENT.” the OBEATEST WOnIiEB OF THB AGE JOBEPHSOH’B AUSTBAUAH OINTMENT Quanateed to be free from all poisonous quail. 1 * * y, belli* tiae, and composed of vegetable matter only, Bade from the wild plants which only grow is the bush of Now South Wales. . JOBEPHSOH’B AUSTRALIAN OINTMENT i* not a mere catchpenny to gull the public, "but u effectual remedy adapted to all capacitiee/' Cue trial will convince the meet aoepticoL gating the ten yean in which it has bean In use, Ha efficacy has been proved in every case in which t has been armKad' t baa been applied. Joeaphson's Australian Ointment ia already th* ttMdard ointment of New South Wales. For all sores, ulcers, wounds, piles. Ac, come, burns, sunburns, ohsppe Per sore eyes snd infants* acaldings rvw vi vvsppubvu O AUIIiOUBU VU »e had of a druggists and etorekeepen. PaKJB la PEE POT, edwaedSSwkS^MFANT, SYDNEY proprietors, Edward Bqwagf Dwenera in the interior should never be wli supply of EOW'S EMBBOCATIOK, OB FABME _Th_« first ve swelling rtUfnossofjolntg in bon* in oo wa foot-rot in sheep, or ma Hundreds use it for scalds and nnburns, n2,S m * S’™ l uure rheumatism and gout. thA «r.... <7 ■'■'/““O *iw»*ui»n MAW iraou lUbJVtti cta ■ypaasßow'SXtaMß jijtebe relied upon for all aoddanto *S Oi «n obamists through Ocloniee.