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North Otago Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6110, 24 July 1886, Page 3

New Advertisements. HE PLEASURES ,OF STUD IT- * The love of reading enntle? a man to exchange r the most wearisome hours of his hfe for hours of delight. If the subject matter be weU chosen it is impossible to over-estimate the value of 'the time so spent. Every man must choose for himself, and abide the result of his choice . • but he should never forget that there is an unfaikng supply of the best kind of literature always available in the newspapers descriptive of tHe sorrows and sufferings averted .from poor humanity by the qaeofgt. Jacobs Thl. ~r WWJSKLK WOttTH HAVING. Bnoi&ED BKBF. JdOBHEOOMS, AXB PoTAT&BS. —Wipe two or three do-en mushroomß, freethem from grit with a piece of flannel and salt j t put them in a stewpan with 1 ox butter, seasoning, and ketchup ; stir over the fire 'until the mushrooms are quite done, when pour them inthe middle of a wall of mnshed potatoes, browned ; then place round the potatoes sncei of cold roast beef, nicely broiled over a clear fife ; in cooking the mushrooms the ketchup may be dispensed with if there is sufficient gravy. To inaure the really delicious flavor of this dish, the instructions r.iven must be accuiately followed. The same -warning applies with equal force to the use of Sfc. Jacobs Oil, for the compiler of the receipt as well as tne Saint knew exactly what precautions were necessary in each case to make it a "dead sure thing that the publio should reap the, greatest advantage from their respective discoveries. "X OO~N GEALJiU FACT. There are 5642 different languages spoken, and 1000 different religions in the world ; # but there is only one St, Jacobs, Oil, and there is no other curative agent known that can compote with it in public estimation- 1 , The volunteered testimony of tens .of thousands of witnes es from all parts of the earth, does away with the- necessity of claiming for thia marvellous remedy aDy. single virtue which it does not actually possess. QAINT AND STN Mtu K. A genuine loyalty to Truth— a loyalty that dares to speak it and to love it— is one of the grandest features of Manhood.- And it is this very feature which is begotten and increased by the use of St. Jacobß OiL Ananias himself would have been constrained to adhere to facts had he been acquainted with the numerous virtues of this wonderful curative agent. In the eteiaal fitness of things it seems to have been otherwise ordained, and the world had to wait for the great discovery of the saint to enable it to benefit in the interim by the awful example of the sinner. Both have been of inestimable value, and the Oil remains to this day a standing monument to the efficacy of Truth. * WANTED KNOWN. MBS LFSLIE, Dressmaker, has retained her Class for Catting and Fitting on Tuesdays and Fridays.— An Apprentice fir Dressmaking Wanted. Apply to the above, Usk Street. jy24 THE CANrERBURY WEEKLY PRESS. \j FRIDAY, JOLY 23rd, 1886. THE RABBIT PLAGUE IN THK AMURI. CANrERBURY FARMS. THE IiTE Mr W. K. M 'DONALD'S ESTATE, OBARI. PICTURESQUE NEW ZEALMW, By " The WaTrlftal," CHRIBTCHURCH TO HOKITIKA. THE LADIES' MAGAZINE. SCIENTIFIC GOSSIP, Ibe End of the World, by J. Crewss. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASES. ; Fall Report and Noras by •• Senex." POOTLIGH T F AVORITE S. Alfred Dampler, by " Daoemtui," PRIZE CHARADE, The Award. THE NEW ¥lANCRETTE. PRICE- 6x>. gOHN E. HOOD, P.KACTICA& WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLEF. Thames Strbit, Oamaru, BAS FOR SALE : Silver Hunting Lever Watohes from £3 10 0 Silver Hunting Amerioan Watohes from .?. 2 17 6 Silver Hunting Ladies' Watches from - ... 2 00 Gold Hunting Ladies' Watohes from » ... 5 00 Gent a' Silver Keyless Chronographs 10 10 0 A Large Assortment of CLOCKS, JBWELLERV, Ac , Alwaya Kept in Stook. Watohes, Cooks, and Jewellery Cleaned and Repaired at Moderate Prices. l CIALOOJNEtt'a TESTifiD SEEDS: New ■*- Vegetable Seeds, New Agricultural Seeds, Seed Potatoes in great variety, Frnit Tress and Bashes, Rhubarb Roota,' Strawterry Plants, Forest; and Ornamental Trees. Best Qualities. Prices Modertte. iHJAMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. Tenders are invitsd for the following works : Contract No. 168— Scavenging for the whole of the Borough, Contract No. 169— Improvements in Chelmer a trot. Plans and specif! oatjons oan be seen at the Borough Engineer* Office. Tenders to be lodged at the Town Clerk's Office, Oamarn, by 4 p.m. of Thund&y, 29 th July, 1886. The loweit or any tender not neoeisariiy accepted. E. W. ROXBY, jy23 > Town Clerk. LOST, on Wednneday 14tb, a Black-and-tan COLLI& , SLUT (lately sent from Albury) ; answers to the oame<f "Lassie." Anyon* returning .same to Mr N. Lake, Butcher, Oamaru, or Peter Aitchison, Waikonra, will be rewarded' jy23 FOR SALE— First-olais COW {bred by F. ColHo), Calved 21at instant. Prioe, L 7 10x Wm. MABTttr, Deborah. jy22 4*„ ANTED, from Une toTwo Hundred V Aorss ROUGH LAND for Grazing. Either for Long or 'Shore Term, Apply Ttmbs "ffioQ. jy2Q 'f'O LET_About 18 AORES of LAND - I and COTTAGE, opposite Mr Borttn's, North Road; Apply- JNO. S. WAIT. TO LET B\\ TENDER. A FARM in the Ptpakoio Distriot, For particulars, apply to i W. CHRISTIE, Tyne Street. o«m»rn. 29th Jnne. 1 685w * ANTED TO LET- -That Fine Villa * V RESIDENCE, Spring Bank, North Road, Oamara, with Six Acres of Land, laid oat in Frait and Forest Trees. The Houbb Contains Seven. Rooms, Water laid on, Stable and Baggy Shed, and everything complete, and lately ocoupied by John Barraolough, Eiq. For particulars apply to HENRY MACKINTOSH, Land, Estate, and Insurance Agent*, Qamara. ja3o