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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12556, 18 July 1901, Page 2

M’ning Notices. RONALD O. DUNCAN, Member of Stock Exchange of Canterbury, Associate Incorporated Institute of Accountants, N.Z., . SHAREBROKER, ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, Land, Estate and Commission Agent, 191. HEREFORD STREET. P.O. Box 213. Telephone 621. X2SI2 JOHN M U L L I N, REPRESENTING EDMUND WICKES, SHAREBROKER, „ GREYMOUTH AND CHRISTCHURCH. Reliable and Straightforward Advice given re Drcog' ' -- ging Claims. OFFICE: 164, HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. X2S2O MAGNUS. PATERSON AND CO., Gold Dredging Brokers, Colonial Mutual Builr'ings, High Street, Christchurch. Guarantees close market price On Receipt of Instructions. Reliable and straightforward advice given on Otago and West Coast Dredging Claims. Telegrams, “ MAGNUS PATERSON,” Christchurch.'. George Sievwright) (Neville Sievwright SIEVWRIGHT BROS. AND CO., QTOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, O DUNEDIN. . : Mr George Sievwright, member Dunedin Stock Exchange. Bankers: The National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd. „ Telegraph Address: “Sievwright, Dunedm. X2767' PHILIP HOARE. SHAREBROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT, Corner of Hereford Manchester Streets (Opposite N.Z. Express Co.) Six Years’ Experience ca Otagr, Goldfields. Correspondence P.O. Box 142, CHRISTCHURCH .F 2807 JOSEPH . S M Y T H E, Member Christchurch Stock Exchange. SHAREBROKER AND MINING. AGENT, Cashel Street Chambers, CHRISTCHURCH, Can Supply RELIABLE IN£ ORMAJ.ION on the West Coast Dredging. Properties. Flotation of Approved Properties Undertaken,

Kamj M©tli©ffS ' - would have healthier, bonnier and happier, children if they fed them regularly on AtllS©brOOk’S Milk Arrowl*Opt Biscuits, Thousands of children in New Zealand have been rearedon them with the happiest results. . How to Give the Biscuits— / For very young Children, rub the Biscuits very lightly on a clean nutmeg grater, or crush very fine and sift through a sieve; mix carefully with boiling water, stirring well, and ■ give through feeding bottle or by spoon. As there is milk in them, it is not advisable to add it. In the case of. young and delicate children, it .is better to give only about half a biscuit every two hours than a larger quantity less often. For 7 older children pour boiling water on biscuits as they are and give by spoon. • A good way is to put a saucer over the cup or . basin in which the biscuits are placed to soak, until they swell out, leaving no water. Later on children can have them either whole or soaked, at home or at school. They will he found, a fattening*, strengthening diet for Young and Old. Aulsebroolc’s - W* 1 iiik Irrowroot Biscuits Tha most Economical and Best Feed M can lie ebtainsd.

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LAM PS. LAMPS, LAMPS. FOR FOR FOE FOB DHHd. LIBRARY. HALL KITCHEN*r LAMPS FOR EVERYONE AND EVERYWHERE. For MANSION and COTTAGEf CHURCH and SCHOOL, &c. as Our NEW SHIPMENT for the Seasoq has arrived > > > ■ and should jje inspected a s at once. aSHBY, BERGH & Go.. : LtdU Govern Contractors, O-HC.B/ I B TCHUROHJ Sri