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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8737, 26 November 1896, Page 1

; | SPRING BLOSSOM TEA. 1 PACKED IN Jib, lu>, sib, and lOlb NEIIT WEIGHT AIRTIGHT TINS. N». I (BLUB LABEL), Is 9d PER LB. No, 2 (RED LABEL), 2s PER LB. No. 3 (GOLD LABEL), ft m PER LB. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL STOREKEEPERS.

For JNSECT BITES or STINBS, RINGWORM, ITCH, PILES, and most SKIN AILMENTS, use C 3 *^. Xa "%T 3ES 3Efc "37 * S 207. eHRBOLie SoftP, 1/- Tablets, each m Metal Bex (English Rate). USED AT BED-TIME IT GENERALLY PREVENTS MOSQUITO BITES. ii T:^ * E:ct^ac,, . oi Lettes * from London Mis-on, Lake Tanganyika, Central Africa :— iv. i. er «<>/ a * m Jamaioa > the people (with soreq, yaws, and such like) come to me for that 20% Medical Soap. Time would fail to give instance** of its unparalleled value." Gaibdnkr Blackmore, Esq., Wellington, New Zealand, says :— " When travelling through Australia we used Calvert's 20% Carbolic Soap for bites by large ants and centipedes, which quickly healed, and drove*a way the pain. It was also found a remedy for horses' sores, and galls on camels." F. C. CALVERT & CO., Manchester, Eng. [ Awarded 70 Gold and Silver Medals and Diplomas. SEDUCTION THE FAR-FAMED "tABAB" AND "SHAHr TEAS. iOF 2D PEE POUND. AM NOW SELLING ABAB at 1 CEYLON at 2s, SHAH at 2s 2d. SOLE AGENT— JAMES FAMILTON, THAMEB BTREET, OAMARU i i CIDER. "GOLDEN APPLE" BRAND. Tnia Wholesome, Dotlolena, and Stimulating Beverage In mannfaotared from PURE JUICE OV APPLES leoaflj Giewn, and Ib equa te Devonshire Cider. - Te ba had In BUI.K et BOTTIE. jmLETOHBB, TTUMPHREYS, AND 4^lo OAHHEDRAI SQUARE, CHRISTOHUROHi OLD SPORT TOBACCO. HHO SMOKERS WHO HAVE NOT TRIEDIOLD SPORE TOBACCO tho following 7 points may be ci nberesb Ist. THE F3AGRANCE£S23 ' 2nd. THE SOOTHLNG PROPERTIES. 3rd. THIS ABSENCE OF DELETERIOUS PERFUMES. 4th. QVHE REGULARITY OF THE QUALITX, sth TH* GENUINENESS OF THE LEAF. 6th THE COMFORT IT BESTOWS. 7th, THE SATISFACTION IT GIVESJ ffolbe had RETAIL at Tobacconists and Grocers, and WHOLESALE [.rom A. J. S. HEADLAND and WILLIAM BEE, Oamarui 1 OHAS. H. TUCKER, and CO. VOGEB STREET, DUNEDIN. nr

JOHN CROMBIE MONUMENTAL MASON, Gbeta Stbbbt. (Opposite Cemetery Gate.) Estimates given forHeadifconer* m Marble, ' and Granite and Oamarn Stone | alao Tomb RfttUngt, A aectse! JebbtngWHkDflne

J«J, H A R D i N G,| PRAOOJIOAI WATOH 4.OLOOKMAKER jffiEES-STREET OAMARU. Watohea, Cleoka, and Jewellery^repalred on shortest netioe. Prioeß moderate;