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Oamaru Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 5100, 9 October 1891, Page 4

Public Notice D. ESTHER, Family Grocer & Wixe Merchant. THAMES - STREET, Has on hand a Large Stock of the Very Bes f Groceries, which he is selling at the Lowest Prices for CASH. There is no necessity to quote prices, Cash Buyers can obtain their Goods at low quotations from W. D. Esther as from any Grocer in the line. A large stock of the best brands of Wines and Spirits kept. Fresh and Choice Ceylon and Indian Teas direct from the Plantation at from Is 3d and upwards. DENTAL NOTICE. MR FRANK ARMSTRONG, SURGEON DENTIST, COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILBIXCS, PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN, May be consulted at his Offices over G. & T. YOUNG'S, THAMES-STREET, During the first week of each month. Next visit from SATURDAY, 3RD OCTOBER TO FRIDAY, 9TH OCTOBER.

M A L_ u Peize Meisal. Kiwi SUPERPHOSPHATE

BONE DUST (Fine) BONE DUST (Coarse) GARDEN MANURE SPECIAL MANURES For Nine Years the Popularity and De mand for our Manures have Continuously Increased. We are now ready to deliver for Season's wants. IZT Caution* —Any person using our branded Bags for other Manures will be Prosocuted. Terms, Particulars, and Testimonials, see our Manure Piiamphlet. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, & CO.'S NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, (Limited.)

LANCASHIRE PATENT BELTING. CHEAPEST and BEST LUBRICANTS for Ordinary Bearings and Steam -heated Journals, Fans, Cylinders, Valves, and Engines. Invaluable for Agricultural Machinery Agents for— Fleming's Solidified Oil Lancashire Patent Belting Company A. and C. Stuart's Luminator Light Tangyes, Limited Rand Drill and Raclcarock Co. R. B. DENNISTON AND CO, Lubricating Oil Importers, BATH STREET, DUN ED IN. 780 C. F. WILSON, PAINTER, GLAZIER, AND PAPERHANGER, TTAS OPENED a SHOP in Tees-street where he has in stock a Good Supply of Glass, Oils, Colors, Brushes and Paperhangings Country orders will receive prompt atten tion CALE BLIGHT SCALE. NOTICE TO FRUIT-GROWERS AND OTHERS. Before ordering any other Syringe or Pump for applying dressings for the above Pest, see our JUBILEE PUMPS and SPRAYERS. They defy competition, either for price, capability, or durability. Lime, Brine, Acids, Oil, or any composition used for Blight will not injure them. Price from 17s 6d in tin ; Brass 25s and 40s. Sprayers extra, from 6s 6d. On sale by all ironmongers. S. A. STAPLES, Sole Manufacturer, 109, Cashel-street, Christchurch, (next Farmers' Co-operative Store.) N.B.—Agent for Little's Blight Specific —a certain cure for Scale; see Mr Murphy's (of the A. and P. Society) Report of Tests ; can lie had on application. 820 ORION AND SIRIUS COOKING RANGES. THESE RANGES will burn lignite, coal, or wood from Bin to 24in long. They require NO SETTING, and are the most economical ranges made. Splendid for bread and pastry. Supplied with HIGH OR LOW PRESSURE BOILERS.

SHACKLOCK'S PATENT PORTABLE WASHING AND FARM BOILERS, From 12gal to 80gal. Durable am> Economical. TOMB RAILING, FRETWORK, AND GENERAL CASTINGS AT LOWEST RATES. Full particulars posted to any address on application to the maker. H. E. SHACKLOCK, SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, CRAWFORD-STREET, DUNEDIN. 614 rjiHE HORSE'S FRIEND. PAGE'S No. 1 HORSE OILS, Sure Cire for Sprains, Bruises, Swellings or Hard Callus Lumps. PAGE'S No. 2 HORSE OILS, Sure cure for Sores on Back or Shoulders or any kind of Cut or Broken Wound. PAGE'S RHEUMATIC OILS. To be used for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Stiff Joints, Sprains or Bruises. All O.ve Price, 2s 6d Per Bottle. Agents for Page's Oils : Timaru—Mr Cuthbert, Grain Merchant. St. Andrews—Mr Price, Saddler. Waimate—Messrs Barclay and Foot, Auctioneers ; R. J. Guy, Saddler; Strachan, Saddler; and H. W. Dunn, C. Waitaki North—S. Smart, Storekeeper Kurow—F. W. Thiele. Hakateramea —J. and W. Barclay. Wholesale and Retail—J. R. Sewell, Oamaru. TESTIMONIAL: Netherby Lodge, Ashburton, August, 1891. To F. W. PAGE, Chertsey. Sir, —I have used your Horse Relief for enlarged fetlocks on one of my horses with complete success; also for the festered back of a pony, which had withstood two years' treatment, and had been twice cut away. I have also found it excellent for sore shins. It can be applied without stopping the horses in their work, and it is a very valuable remedy.—Yours truly, L. Market, per G.B. Sole Maker and Proprietor F. W PAGE, Chertsey, Canterbury, N Z