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LEVIATHAN GIFT DEPOT, »ce St., INVFJM AIM.IU. WESNEY BROS. . Proprietors. DIKKCT IMPORTERS OF BOOKS, STATIONERY & GENERAL FANCY Everything up-to-date in all Departments. The Newest Hooks, the Latest Music, The latest and prettiest patterns iu Tea .Sets and Fancy Chinaware. A Large Stock of Crystal Sugars, Butters, Jelly Dishes, Compote, fcc, Ac, Very Cheap. We are continually opening up new Hues in Vases, Flower Stands, Bamroo Stauds with Fern Pots, Photo Frames, Ornaments, Ruby Sugars and Creams, Enamelware, Art Studies, Toilet Sets, Silver E.P. Ware for presentation, Hand Bags, Artist's Material. A Fancy Cake Plate with White Metal Handle, for Is. We keep the LARGEST STOCK of Travelling Bags, Portmanteaus, Gladstone Bags, Iron Trunks, Cabin Trunks, Valisses, Ruga, Straps, &c, in Southland. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Please Note these PricesWhite and Gold Eggcups, Id each, Full Size China W. and G. Caps and Saucers, 5s (id per doz, Cabinet Photo Frames, 6d each ; Scrubbing Brushes, 6d each ; Scissors, 6d per pair ; Sanitary Paint, all colours 9d a tin. &C, &c. A Full-size Stereoscope with 6 Slides, for 2s 6d. A Rolled Gold Albert, warranted to stand acid, 59 6d ; Pretty Bedroom Lamps with Fancy Shades, 3s 6d each. SPECTACLES, all Prices. A GOOD PAIR OF SPECTACLES, WITH CASE FOR IsNew Monster Song Books, With Music for Piano. WESNEY BROS.. LEVIATHAN GIFT DEPOT, INVERCARGILL. ISLINGTON /' FERTILISERS Are procurable only from TOTHILL, WATSON AND CO., who handle yearly over ONE-HALF of the output of these FAVOURITE MANURES, thus proving their Suitability to the Soils of Otago and Southland. For Grain, Rape and Green Crops u*e ISLINGTON SPECIAL FERTILISER No. 1, which contains 8 to 10 per cent of AMMONIA, the most valuable of all Fertilising Elements, and which is gradually evolved as n q dred by Oats or Wheat Plants Rain cannot wash it away. Islington B Turnip Fertiliser for Light Land ~ G „ „ „ Good „ .. M „ „ „ Heavy ~ ~ R „ „ „ Wet „ ISLINGTON POTATO FERTILISER, MANGEL FERTILISER, BONEDUST, SUPERPHOSPHATE. The above are all particularly high in Phosphates, Potash Salts, and Ammonia, are in the Finest State of Division, and are kasily Distributed and Readily Soluble. Prices on application. SUTTON'S TURNIP SEEDS All varieties Just Landing. Stocks of Specially Dressed and Selected RYEGRASS, also Colonial and Imported CLOVERS, RAPE, etc., on hand. SEED OATS. SEED OATS. We took ETOHT FIRST PRIZES with EKiHT ENTRIES at Dunedin Winter Show, SEVEN FIRSTS with EIGHT ENTRIES at Invercargill Show. AGENTS FOR Duncan's Drills, Cultivators, and Disc Harrows. Andrews and Beaven's Baggers, Chaffcutters, etc. Marshall's Mills and Engines. Milburn Lime and Cement Co. Dux Ploughs and Cultivators. TOTHILL, WATSON & CO., GORE AND INVERCARGILL. Chas. CONSTABLE, House & Coach Painter, Paperhanger, BEACH-ST., QL'EENSTOWN. ON HAND Paperhangings, Paints, Oils, Colours, Varnishes, Window Glass, Brushware, Picture Fiaining, etc. I. D. SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, HANK CHAMBERS, CRESCENT, INVERCARGILL. MR MACf'.OUN uses only appliances and material of the best and latest improved type, and patients receive the most eilicient professional attention in every kind of dental vork that may be required. BUSINESS HOURS—From 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Wednesday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. EVENING ATTENDANCE by appointment with patients at ordinary fees. FEES MODERATE, CONSULTATION FRKE. pOU R T SITTING? DUNSTAN • WAKATIPU. OCTOBER. Qceenstown Monday, 16th Arrow ... Tues. 4 Wed., 17th ft 18th Cromwell Thurs. ft Fri , 19th ft '2o:h. CI.YHK Saturday, "2M Alexandra Mon. ft Tues., 23th ft 24!1i ' Roxbi-kch Thurs. ft Fri., 26th ft '/7 th Qpkenstown Monday, 30th Arrow (Justices only) Tuesday, 31-t Note.—All correspondence should 1 e posted to the Magistrate at Queenstown, un- ■ less ho posted as to meet him at any sitth.,' 6xrd in th« above list. ITTANTED, about 50 CLERKS to he'p » to reail TfstimnoiaU re " TUSSi. CL'RA." Sole manufacturer, S. J. Evan^,

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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 2279, 22 September 1899, Page 2

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