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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11541, 28 November 1900, Page 7

A CUKE FOR LAMENESS IN HORSES. J EDSON'S V^ jfCHEMICALESSESCEY II FOR LAMENESS IN HORSES. if THIB ESSENCE bis been extensively used by . m the Public far more than a quarter of» cen . and gal baa proved itself one of the most efficacious Horse SI Blisters extant. It is mild in its operation, but at 1 8] tho sometime permanent in its effects. mist J BQ strong; enough to answer the purpose required by m the severest blister. It has the rare excellency of jjS doing no injury to the hair, and cannot blemish, jEj however often applied. : \ ■ j|§ The numerous testimonials which have been reHi ceired from trainers, stud grooms, and private genMi tlemen, and the fact that it is entirely free from if] corrosive oaids and all preparations of Mercury, I'll recommend it as the best application for Spavins, M Curbs, Splints, Rinabouos, Wind Galls, Strains of B the Sinews or Joints, Calloused or Hard Swellings [8 of long standing, and all other diseases requiring! m welting or blistering application. - IE The Essence will, when diluted according to the Hi directions on the bottle, be also found one of the [IB best applications possible to Sprains, Bruises, Stiff. (5 ncss of the Joints, and other injuries of a slight jji nature where iictual blistering is not required. 1 In Bottles at 2s„ 3s. 6d., and ss. each. m ill . ■■ TEBTIMONLVLS. \ n July 11, 1000. From Messrs. Amhury, English, and Co., Dairymen and Farmers. Auckland. Mr. J. Edson, Chemist, Auckland.— Sir, —We have had your Chemical Essence in use for the past ten years, and have great pleasure in testifying to its effectiveness. we have proved its value as a remedy for strained sinews, splints, and other ailments common to horses working on macadamised roads. In one case we had an animal so badly strained , in its foreleg that it was looked upon as ' useless, but after being properly dressed twice with Edson's Chemical Essence, and turned out, was restored to soundness in a snort time. We look upon this preparation as being the best and most effective remedy for lameness in horses we have ever used. we would advise those who need such a-remedy, and have not tried it. to test it by using it, and, if properly applied, we are confident the results will be satisfactory.— faithfully, AMBURY. ENGLISH, AND CO. Prepared by— \ JOHN EDSON, CHEMIST. AND PHARMACIST, MEDICAL HALL, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. (Established 1859.) SOLD BY CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS EVERYWHERE. WHOLESALE AGENTS:— KEMPTHORNE,PROSSER, & Co. SHARLAND & Co. Local Industries' ' /f9fc TL7RANK HARRIS & CO., «» £ ; MONUMENTAL m -MASONS. HU MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, fptl Etc., worked to any design, fill and supplied in Marble, fiBI Granite, and Freestone. jsM , Wo invite Inspection of our iTTIEANX Workmanship £. MONUMENTAL . MASONS. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, Etc., worked to any design, and supplied in Marble, Granite, and Freestone. We invite Inspection of our Stock, the Workmanship of -£2_ which is our best Advertise2g|l ; ment. Direct Importers of ' |fwSjjij| Marble from Carrara, Italy, l|||liimji|f and Granite from Aberdeen, Scotland.' A Large Number of ESwggSjeffl Iron Tomb Railings to Select from. New Designs. PhotojjaMsMßyfial graphs and Prices forwarded ymsffiSgfiXSlSg} Free 'on Application. FUNERALS r=s±1 _,_ IffDERTAKEM I X Telephone 193. S t.&h."gooke, I JUNCTION QUEEN & GREY STREETS. I vmßmßWßmgmfflmwtß&ssaaam WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SADDLERS, 156, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Manufacturers of EVERY REQUISITE THAT CAN BE MANUFACTURED IN THE TRADE. A Large Assortment of Bags, Portmanteaux, Braces. Waist and Lumbago Belts to select from. Tennis Racquets Repaired and Re-strung, with besfe' English Gut. USEFUL PRESENTS: A Choice Assortment of Ladies' and Gent.'s Purses always on hand. Golf Bags, Bowl Cases, Music Cases, and Camera Cases, made to order. Etc., Etc. mo SETTLERS. STOREKEEPERS. FAR- "*- MERS. AND OTHERS. irbland"bkothejrs, TANNERS. LEATHER MANUFACTURERS. WHOLESALF. AND RETAIL SADDLERS. SADDLERS. IRONMONGERS. & GRINDER? IMPORTERS. CASH BUYERS OF HIDES. WOOL, SHEEPSKINS. TALLOW. BEESWAX, ETC.. AT i CURRENT RATES. WAREHOUSE: VULCAN LANE AND HIGH STREET. WORKS: PANMURK. AUCKLAND. N. Z. fr—— i " —ass ■**-— mmmmm a Restaurants. fjIHE QTRAND p APE LADIES' AFTERNOON TEA ROOMS. The abore splendidly arranged Dining Rooms are now open to the public, and the Proprietors will spare no effort to make this Restaurant second to none in the colonies. In tha Dining Rooms will be served a IS LUNCHEON, THREE COURSES, - and Tea, Coffee, or Chocolate, unequallod at any restaurant in the City, from 12 o'clock to 2 p.m. Tea will be served from sto 7 p.m. Soup, Fish, Grills, etc., ala carte, from Is to Is 6d. GRILLS IN 8 MINUTES, at any hour of tile day. Ladies will find every attention to their comfort, as particular care has been taken in arrangements for the AFTERNOON TEA ROOMS, it being intended to give every inducement to make these Rooms a fashionable resort. A FEATURE WELL BE THE BEAUTIFULLY-FITTED LADIES' LAVATORIES ATTACHED. The Proprietors also desire to draw attention to the facilities offered for specially-arranged Private Dinner Parties, with perfeot attendance and privacy. Mr. A. Stilwell will be pleased to personally arrange for same. Smoke Concerts and Banquets to teat up to 700 can be also arranged for. Balls. Banquets, Picnics, and Garden Parties catered for in the best and most liberal manner. STILWELL AND GIXMAN, > Proprietors. Watchmakers and Jewellers. BAKER'S (WATCHMAKER) ASSIGNED STOCK la being SLAUGHTERED at • HUGH BLACK S, NEXT D.S.O. SOME OF THE REDUCTIONS: GOLD HUNTING ROTHERHAM'S LEVER-Ba-ker's price, £20, now £14. ROLLED GOLD LEVER—Baker's Frioe, £2 10s, now 30s. SILVER WATERBURY—Baker's price, £3, now 355. GENT.'S DIAMOND RING-Baker's price, £14, now £9. I ■ FINE OPAL AND DIAMOND BROOOH-Ba-ker's price, £15 15s, now £10 12s 6d. FINE SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND BROOCHBaker's price, £15, now £10. DOUHi.i'i SILK GOLD MOUNTED ALBERT— Baker's price, £3 ss, now £2 2s 6d. WATERBURY ALARMS— price, 10a, now 6s 6d. I am also offering A SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON MY OWN GOODS DURING THE SALE. WATCHES AND' JEWELLERY CAREFULLY REPAIRED AND GUARANTEED. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, CORNER OF ALBERT AND WELLESLEY STREETS. Readingroom. bright and cheerful, comfortably furnished. All the leading local and Australian Papers, Reviews, Magazines, etc.. on the tables; subscription, 2s 6d per quarter. The Library contains upwards of 4000 vols, in tho various departments of literature, with constant addition New Books; subscription, t 2s '6d per quarter. Meeting for Young Men on Tuesday, 1.& and I 7.45 p.m.; Thursdays, at 1.30 and 7.30; United ! Missionary Prayer Meeting, Saturdays, at 7.30; ! Bible Class. Sunday, at 3 p m.; Sunday Evening Service in City Hall, at 8 p.m. , , The General Secretary is always glad to welcome YOUNG MEN, to show strangers over the building, and give them all needed information, or to confer with such as desire ■ | his help.