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BUSINESS NOT CES WAISTED KNOWN—Ihat the liquid Extract of Bennett, prepare 1 only by J. K. SfcWBLL, wilt make Junkets, Cubtarda, Cheese Cakes, Sweet Curia and Whey, and Curdling Milk.—ls 6d. K)UND—The Best Remedy for Corns,! Bunions, ftc,—lhe American Corn and Bnrjion Extractor cures without pain. Price I j Is 6d, at J. K. Sewkll's, Chemist. -EMEMBER—You can get the M-stl k> Pleasant, Cooling, and Invigorating I I Beverage for 3d at J. R. Sewell's, Chemist, Thames-street. I ' OST—The Stiffness from my Knees by J using Sjeweil's, Pare White Oils. It. also Cures Sprains, Strains, Braises, Backache, Swellings, Weakness of the Muscles and Joints, &c, &c.—ln bottles at each. I , THE RED HOUSE. r U3T ARRIVED from America 12 *3 Cases of Chairs, different varieties. Will be sold cheap for cash. 3 doz. Clooke, splendid lot, from Bs. 1000 yards Wire Netiing, all sizes, for Fowl Runs. 6 Portable Copper Boilers, very cheap. 36 Toilet Glasses, direct from home. 1 Case of Claw Hamn.ers from America. Plates and Dißhes of all kinds. < ups and Saucers, all kinds. Toilet Ware, a splendid lot. 75 doz. odd Saucers, at Is 3d per doz. A few very cheap Lamps. Lairp Globes all sizes. Glass-ware, Cutlery, and every requisite for household furnishings. Spring M*tu>.BS, Flock Mattrpai, Flock and Feather Pillows, and all kinds of Bedding. Wo d and Ir>n Bedsteads all sizes. Chests of Drawers, all sizes. Carpetings, Oilcloth, China Matting, and Felt l arpets. Boueob Furnished on the deferred-pay-ment system. ALFRED SMITH, Furniture and General Broker, THAMES-STREET AND USK-3TBEET. lA.S. Wants to Buy Rags in any quantity ; also, Buyer of Poultry of all kinds. JOHN H. IRVIN Late of Irvine and Meldrum, Wishes to notify that he has again COMMENCED BAKING and hopes by strict attention to business and supplying a good article to merit a share of public support. All orders left at the shop, Coqustatreet, or attendant to cart will be punctually attended to. JOHN H. IRVINE, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER, COQUKT-STREET, OAMARU. 20 SUMMER, 1885. NEW GOODS, FX S.S. AoRAXGI AND 5.3. lONIC. | MOLLISON AND CO. Have just opened out over 35 Trucks of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Boots and Shoes, imported direot from the best fcfome Manufacturers, among whom are Otto Hertz, Pollak, Vernon, Bostock, Jones, the now famous Cinerella Brand, and others. The Goods being all bought for CASH, B. >J. & Co. are enabled to offer them at the Very Cheapest Rates, which they intend doing in order to secure quick returns. Inspection Invited. Our atock of Colonial Goods is very large, of the beat description, and at the LOWEST PRICES. B. MOLLISON AND CO. H. GRIESSELICH AND CO., WEAVERS' HALL, WOOL EXCHANGE, LONDON, Shipping and Commission Merchants Established 1855, HIP to order any description of Britisl K_7 and Continental Goods upon 2& per cent, commuaion, selected by bu ere with colonial experience, and attend to the prompt realisation'of Produce at highest prices upon 1 per cent, commission. Order?, to be accompanied by Lett?'s of ' redit or parterhittanoe in Bank Drafts or Prodnce. ('pen Policies of Insurance for floating cargoes to cover sea risks. References —Chief Office of the London and West" inster Bank, or Agra Bank, London, and most of the CoionUl Banks. Current Price Lists, Produce Reports, and any necessary samples or information on apa plication 158 OWARD'S TWINE BINDER New Pattern for 1885. More Efficient, Simpler, Lighter, Better Balanced, Stronger Than Ever. Direct Motion to Knif Reel Driven from Behind. Only One Chain. Knotter Simplified. Packer Trip. Stooker. Winner of LSO Prize at Shrewsbury Trial, August, 18S4. We can also supply Machines of last year's pattern similar to that referred to in accompanying testimonial at EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. Rosebank. Balclutha, May 15, 1885. Gentlemen,—l have much pleasure in stating that the Howard Harvester which I bought from yon this season gave me every satisfaction. The neatness and compactness of the sheaves and the clean stnbble left were everything that could be desired. As regards strength and durability, I think the Howard will be hard to surpass. The amount of crop cut with it was over 300 acres, some of which was very rough ground, and some pretty steep tidelings. After doing that amount of work, I find the machine but little impaired. Yours truly, John M'Netli,. For further particulars and prices apply to be LAMBERT AND ROBINSON, 90S Agents. -T "GOLDEN GEM" FLOUR, manufactored by Hungarian Roller Process. First Prize at Wellington Exhibition. DB LAMBERT * ROBINSON, Agents, 477 Tyna-street. CTTEN AND COM P A NJY ENGINEERS, IRONFOUNDER9, AND MANUFACTURERS OF FIREPROOF SAFES AND STRONG Importers and Manufacturers of BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES. Works—Castle-street, Dckjudik.