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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 9169, 15 December 1890, Page 4

Easiness Notices NEW BOOKS AND SUPPLIES JUST TO HAND. H. BAILLIB, 39, Cuba street, Wellington. LUX MUNDI (10th edition, with pie. face), X£s Stanley’s Darkest Africa, 16s Newman, Cardinal, by B. H. Hatton, 3s Pierre and Jean, by Gny do Maupassant, 3s Lsbonc Movement in America, by Ely, 6s Fabian Essays in Socialism, Is Dramas of Life, by 6. K. Sims, 2s Passion's Slaves, by B. Ashe King, 2s Squatter’s Dream, by Bolf Buldrewood, 2s 6d Selections from Tennyson, with notes, 4s Stageland, by Jerome K. Jerome, 4s Lovers’ Litanies, Eric Uaokay, 4s Light of Asia, 4s Bobbery Under Arms. 2s 6d A Choice Assortment of Booklets just received. Sole Agent for Falk’s Celebrity Photos. To Messrs E. HANNAH & CO., Wellington. SIRS, —We herewith enclose cheque for goods received, which we are pleased to say are quite up to sample, and by comparison, quite as oheap as any we have in stock. The watertlgbts are particul ly good value. Yours, Ac., (Signed) GARDNER & SUTTON Charleston, West Coas 24th August, 1890. a E-l P O S PH a a a « a P a u cb a < * EH < 00 a a o a < a a The above testimonial comes from one of the oldest and most respectable firms on the West Coast, and one of the best judges of good value in Boots and Shoes, and bears out our claim on the public support. We use good sound material. We pay the best to wages in New Zealand, and we claim pj the credit of keeping the prices for . Boots and Shoes of every description p within fair and reasonable demand to enable ns to pay 20s in the pound. o P P Blnohers stilt 5s 6d co Watertights for 10s 6d Shooters, 9s lid ► H > 141 cases of new spring goods just landed, comprising Ladies’ Tan Walking and Evening Shoes, Ladles’ ° Boots of the latest styles, also Gents’ p Boots and Shoes specially imported f> for the present season. bi Ladies Slippers, Is lid. o All kinds of leather and grindery in [> stock. Uppers got up for the trade. £40,000 WORTH OP STOCK TO SEL FROM. E. HANNAH & CO., 79, Lambton Quay and 28, Cuba Wellington. £4 W Pi > hj CT w P W A N T E D KNOWNFLOOR CLOTHS, from la 3d yard, AT FIELDER’S, Manners street. BED FUNNEL TEA GIVES a fine) malty, rich, and aromatU liquor. : GEORGE MEE, Chemist to the Governor. I DESIRE to notify that I have no connection with the business now being conducted in the old premises opposite the Government Buildings, lately occupied by me. All the Freaoriptions and Recipes are still in my possession, and my business is now being carried on in my temporary premises (next Mr Clark’s Drapery), 169, Lambic* ouay. GEORGE MEIf. "OAKAIA landed us I.R. Garden Hose, JOj all sizes, cheaper than ever and beat quality. CAMERON & CHRISTIE, Lambton quay. DRINK RED FUNNEL TEA. ANTED KNOWN—FIVE HUNDRED PAIRS LACE * CURTAINS, From 3s 6d pair, at FIELDER’S. Three yards long for 4s pair. 780 ROUTER, GUILLET & CIE. COGNAC, FRANCE For Ten Years the Largest Shippers of Bulk BRANDY. All communications Direct, or to London Branch, Router, Gtuillet & Co., 59, Mark Lane, London. Sols Proprietors of the Celebrated R. G, MAECELAIN & CO. BRANDY. 601 UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL from correspondent of the Southland Times. The management of the newspaper vouches for its genuineness. Invercargill, March 17, 1890. BALD HEADS.—A correspondent writes: — ll l am indebted to your advertising columns for relief from a personal infirmity. If yon have confidence in what I say kindly make this an item of news rather than a letter, beoansa I fancy people will value the information more highly, lam over fifty years of ago, and Cor tbo past ten years my hair has been getting thinner and thinner, so that hair was left only jasl above my ears, and the remainder of the head was quite bald, I disliked this deficiency, bat bad of coarse to submit. About three mouths or less ago I read tbe advertisement in yonr columns about 'Hickman’s Fair Producer I then read tbe testimonials, and finally, although sceptical of results,! bought half-a-dozen bottles of the specific. Number one produced no result except an opinion from my wife that 'that staff has a pleasant smell.’ I persevered with it, however, and as the second bottle was neatly completed the good lady [aforesaid exclaimed— ‘ Why, there is a lot of little black hairs coming; there mast be some virtue in that stuff after all.’ lam well into the fourth bottle, bat whereas 1 was bald now my head is covered with hair about tbree-fonrths of sn inch in length. My reason for writing this is that 1 was In the theatre recently, and looking down into the stalls I was amazed at tbe large number of bald heads. I don't know tbe maker of this hair producer or anything about him, so this is not a oheap advertisement but rather AN EXPRESSION of gratitude.’ , Aak for Hickman’s Eohpae Hair Producer. To be obtained of all chemists in Wellington and district, and tbrongfaontNew Zealand. Wholesale of Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., New Zealand Drag Comuanv tsle wholesale agents for New Zealand M®