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Oamaru Mail, Volume XIX, Issue 6019, 10 August 1894, Page 4

PublicHJN otiees OHAS. ■jgEGG AND : £*°-» 21, PRINCES-STREET, DUN*.iHN, The Oldest, Beat piANO, QRGAN AND M nsm AREHOUSE, In Otago,^ Have just opened oat a NEW SHIPMENT OF PIANOS, Including COLLARD AND CoLLARD, SCHWECHTEN, Sandon and Steedman, Goks and Kallmann, Eave&taff, and English Exhibition Model Piano, L3B, ea, The Best "Value in the Market. All the Latest Novelties ia SHEET AND BOOK MUSIC New Songs, Dances, and Pianoforte Pieces. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF VIOLINS From 203 to L2O. ACCORDEONS, BANJOS, GUITAR MANDOLINES, AND ZITHERS. BRASS INSTRUMENTS BY BESSON AND BOOSE Y. REPAIRS TO ALL INSTRUMENTS CAREFULLY EXECUTED. 21, PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN. CHAS. BEGG AND CO. WANTED, —Parties Furnishing to cal and Inspect our Stock before mak ing their purchases elsewhere. We have on hand a, large assortment of Furniture to choose from, well made arid at low prices, j. T. Robins and Sons, Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, and' French polishers, Hfext St. ' George's Hall. Furniture m»de to designs, in Walnut, Mahogany, Oak, land Colonial Woods, at lowest prices T ESTIMONIAL TO MR NORRIS, Homeepathi3t. After suffering over 30 years with Indigestion and Liver Complaint, and trying all kinds of medicine, I found nothing to relievo me like' your " Indigestion Syrup." I can safely recommend it.— Mrs Mary James, Thames-street. "Norris' Cough Balaam," Is 6d per bottle. Those who have tried it recommend SEEDS! SEEDS!! SEEDS ! NEW SEASON'S SEEDS, a Large Assortment of Flower arid Garden Seeds at J T. Richards, Fruiterer and Seedsman PLANTING SEASON. Adam forsyth, Nurseryman and Florist, Begs to announce that he is prepared to supply strong and clean fruit-bearing FRUIT TREES, comprising Apples, Pears, Plums, etc., Specially selected for the excellent quality of their fruit and their proved adaptability to the district. Also, One, Two, and Three-year old SHADE and SHELTER TREES, : such' as Pinus Insignis, Cupressus Macrocarpa, etc., which have been properly prepared for transplanting. Strong Gooseberry Bushes of the prize Lancashire sorts. Red, White, and Black Currants. Strawberry Plants, the earliest fruit producers in .the district. Rhubarb Roots of the earliest variety. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants. Orders now being booked for his celebrated collection of Chrysanthemums, now fn flower. NURSERY, NORTH-STREET, OAMARU " (Near Town Belt Station). nnHOMSO.N AND CO., 1 MONUMENTAL WORKS, MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN Opposite First Church. Designs and Prices furnished at "the i&horteßt notice for MARBLE, GRANITE, OR OAMARU STONE MONUMENTS. Iron Railings, Stone and Concrete Ke.oing '' J supplied. Inscriptions Cut in Town or Country Prices Strictly Moderate. THE NEW ZEALAND BRADSHAW AND ABC "GUIDE. A Complete sand Reliable Guide to New Zealand, containing an Alphabetical arrangement of all'lPlaces of Importance in the Colony. Time Tables and Tares of' New Zealand Steamers, and Coaches (North and South Island), Six Maps, etc. r Published' T Mottthly. Price, One PennyAnnual, Subscription Price, Is; .posted, Is 6d. For advertisements apply to Arthur Cleave.and Co., Auckland. Sold at all Booksellers and Railway Book stalls in the. Colony. CATARRH, HAY FEVER, CATARRHAL DEAFNESS. A NEW HOME TREATMENT. SUFFERER'S are not generally aware that these diseases are contagious, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining membrane of the nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic research, however, has proved this; to be a Jact, and the result-is that a simple remedy has been ,formulate!^ these distressing diseases are rapidly and perinanently cured byafew simple applications' made at home by the once in:'two'weeks. A pamphlet this new treatment W ■sent on receipt of 2Ja 'stamp by'A. HnrroN DrxoN, 43 Estst Bloor-street, Toronto, • Canada W-Scientiifib American: _