Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8214, 22 June 1895, Page 3

NIL A D M'.A. COM PA Y

C10RTNIGHTLY STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, 25th JUNE.

At the Junction Yards

N.Z.L. and M.A. Co.

E. P. BURUURY, jc'22 Manager and Auctioneer.

CHEAP MUTTON.

CITY BUTCHERY.

OUSSELL BHOS. will SELL EVERY SATURDAY until Further Notice

100 SIDES PRIME MUTTON, at 2s 6d

per side, CASH over the Countor. Como early to prevent disappointment, as last Saturday supply was Sold Out in Two Hours. apll

J 1 E 0 R G E R. H I S L O P, GRAIN, STOCK, COMMISSION AND INSURANCE AGENT,

Mac boon Appointed AGENT in this Dis-

trict for

THK CANTERBURY (N.Z.) SEED COMPANY (Limitkd).

Samtlks and Quotations at my Office. jelf>

I EXTRAORDINARY VALUK in Ready J Made Clothing-20 Men'* Waterproof Coat*, Deep Capes, Sewn throughout, 23s 6d, worth 40i. lwcod Overcoats, fashionablo capes : Boys 14s 6d, Youths' 18s Od, Men's 25s and 30*. Very Special— 24 pairs only : Tweed Trousors, 8s 6d per pair. Merge Suits for 25s, at WADDKLLU jel8

„ , UNEV TO LEND on FREEHOLD SKCURITY at CURRENT RATES Apply—

HIS1OP AND OREAGH S >liritnri| Tyn* Rt>r«*t>.

Telephone, No, 4.

|7. G. LANE THE MEDICAL DISPENSARY, Te*h street, Oamaku. [Established 1S68 ]

LANK'S 1EETH1NQ POWDERS.

Theso Powders are confidently recommended as a simple and easy remedy for Children Teethiug, and as a pleadant and safe aperient medicino for children, which can bo taken at any time.)

LANE'S ACIDULATED DANDELION AND PODOPHYLL1N.

For Biliousness, Indigestion, Headacho, and all disorders arising from a Torpid Liver. This mixture will bo found an unfailing remedy.

LANE'S COD LIVER OIL EMULSION.

'1 his celebrated preparation is one of the best retredies known for all Pulmonary Diseases, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. It is very pleusiog to the taste, and is easily digested, and is highly recom, mended by the Medical Profusion.

K G. LAN K, PlIAUMAOinriOAL CUKMIST AND DRUGGIST Tees street, Oamaru, mr22

1 EXTRAORDINARY VALUE.— Stock J Selling Reductions. Gents' Regatta aud Oxford Shirts, 3s Gd, usual price 6s (id. Crimean, Union, and Cotton 8hirts, from 2s 9d, worth 4t fld. Ties, Scarfs, Collars, Gloves, Ktc, all at Reduced Prices, at WADDELL'S.

/T A S H y 1 A S H _O A 8 H \J I am prepared to uupply Customers with all kinds of Goods at DUNK DIN 0 SH PRICES (With only half tho cosb of freighb added ) Bring tho printed Dunedin Price Lista with you, and I will furninh at le»»t as good artiolcs At tho saino prices. If you havo no lists, 1 will ftnd you the latest one published

EX S.8. MAMARI, PAKEHA, AND DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE.

The following are a 'ew of onr Importation by the above-named vessels— Mathoson s Planes, Bag Hooks, Hammers, Vices, Blcyole Spanners. Letter Punoher, Butter Prints, Spring Balances, Galvanised Flat Irons, E.P. Cruets, Spoons and Forks. Copper Kettles, 10 Bales Assorted Twines, Tinware, B.B.A. Shears, French Medal Glue, Brushware, Brass Pioture and Curtain Rods and Furnishings, Copper Rivets, Scythes and Stones, Bolts and Nuts, Shear Stones, Zino Sheets, Roping Palms, Fire Brasses, Wire Netting (nine different width and meshes), White Lead, Linseed Oils Spirit Levels and Plumbs, Meat Choppers, Lanterns (5 sizes), Slasher Blades (new pattern, thro* thioknesses), Plough Cord, V aamelled Ware in great variety,) All of the above having been bought by our Home buyers ia a very low market, we havo markad t>h« goods ab correspondingly ow price* A J 8. HKAD1AND

DC L A R K E'S C A R B 0 L I S E D • WHEAT PROTECTOR. An Effectual Preventative of Hmut in Wheat, Oats, and Barley, and tho attacks of any Birds or Rooks, Slug, Grub or Wireworm. Testimonials—

I am ploaied to inform you that the Clarke's Wheat Protector I obtained from you last season has proved successful, being supeiior to bluestono in every way. Tho latter dressing only gave 5 bushels of wheat to the acre, whereas the Wheat Protector gave 18 bushels. It is a preventativo against smut and tho small birds nuisance, and I shall continue to use it.— -Yours sinoerely, Ja«. Bbown, Hororata. Having used Clarke's Wheat Protector last year I can recommend same to all farmers. My experience is that my crop of oats were partly under water for 48 hours, and as soon as the land dried the oatfl came up well j also, it is ■ preventatlve against rust. The birds that eat the grain after being dressed with the Protector are VilUd. —I am yours, etc, Hogii Stage, Springston. DARLING AND MILNE, ap3 Oamaru Ag«nt«