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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 7492, 15 April 1899, Page 4

SOUTHERN ALPS. - JJERMITAGE Intending visitors to this portion of the Southern Alps may now proceed: either by rail to Fairlie, and thence by poach leaving Fairlie on Tuesdays and Fridays; or by rail to Kurow and from there by coach to Pnkaki on Tuesday, connecting with Fairlie coaches at Pukaki, leaving on Wednesdays Tourists can take the regular mail coach or arrange at Fairlie for special buggy at about the same, rate,.viz.,.7os return. " Through " Booking Return Fares from Christchurch —First, L 4 15s ; second, L 4 7s 6d. From Dunedm—First, L 5 ss; second, L 4 12s 6d. The Hermitage is under the care of Mr and Mrs Ross, with Mr J. Clark as guide. _ Riding horses can be hired at the Hermitage at a reasonable price. . The rooms are comfortable and the table well provided. I&e tariff has been arranged at reasonable prices. fcIDNEY WEETMAN, Chief Surveyor, Department Lands and Survey, Chrisbchurch, November 17th, 1898.

J AND X. M EEK ' MILLERS, GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANTS. BINDER TWI&E. We are now booking Orders for the com tng season. Brands—Donaghy's, Kosedale and Auckland, at Lowest) Current Rates, SPECIAL MACHINE OIL Vv OOLPACKS (Fnllweights) COSNSACKS (Sizes 44, 46, and 48Inch) . Also our Special 5-ply Seaming Twine] TESTED SEEDS Clovers, Ryegrass and Cocksfoot Turnip Seeds (varieties) Swede Seeds (varieties) Broadleaf Essex Rape Long Red Mangolds Yellow Globe Mangolds ■ Golden Yellow Tankard Mangolds Stobage at Cobehnt Rates. BEATRICE LAMP STOVES and New Spirit and Kerosene Stoves, in a variety of sizes and atyles.—Little Dußt Pan. VITA DA T I O. CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. 181 Brunswick St., Fitzroy, Sept. 23. 1898, To W. Webbeb, Esq., Proprietor of Yitadatio, Launceston, Tasmania. Dear Sir, —Believing that this testimonial will be the means of inspiring some poor sufferer with hope, and knowing it to be my duty to let others know of the benefit I have received from your medicine, I gladly do so. On the 30th day of November, 1894, 1 was suddenly seized with a violent hemorrhage from the lungs ; I at once sought medical aid, and was obliged to remain perfectly quiet. Two days after I had another bad attack of hemorrhage, and this time a piece of my lung came away with the blood. Once more, a fortnight later, I had another attack, and the doctor held out no hope of my recovery. However, with skilful attention, I slowiy recovered, and went back to business. I often after that time expectorated blood, but not in very large quantities; I would feel well for a month or two and then I would have another bad turn. However, to make a long story short, I started studying under tutors with a view of entering the ministry, and whilst doing so had another bad turn ; I w ntto ohe doctor, who said I must reduce my hours of study. A friend of mine asked me to consult another doctor, who, after examining me, said, "Mr Wylie, lam very sorty for you; you we in consumption " Be also ordered me away to Echuca. I went away to Echuca, and the doctor who examined me said that he agreed with the other medical men, and that 1 was suffering from consumption. I came home from Echuca, and a week after I was seized with another violent hemorrhage. My father, who knew Mr Palmer in New Zealand, and knew that Vitadatio had cured him, wrote to me whilst in Echuca, telling me about your medlne. I was very sceptical, and only laughed at the idea of a patent medicine doing me any good. However, I consented to visit Mr Palmer, and did so ; directly be saw me he said, " I can cure you I laughed at him, and told him about my health, and how long I had suffered. He said, " Never mind, 1 can cure you,' and he persuaded to me take a bottle of Vitadatio home with me. I had taken six bottles.— Arthur J. Wylie. Agent for Oamarn :J. GIBSOiv', Thames street.

Mrs f a g a n Having Leased the Nobth Otago Hotel, has had it put in THOROUGH REPAIR and REFURNISHED it throughout. Visitors and Boarders will find all the Com; forts of a Home. Hot and Cold shower Baths, and all the conveniences pertaining to a first-class House. Stabling Free. PIANO TUNING. JT. O A K D E N, . PIANOFORTE TUNER j IMPORTER, UNION STORES, TYNE STREET.: Orders may bo left with Mr Fraser, Stationer. THE ROYAL TEA ROOMS, Thames Street. MR F. MEYER having established a high reputation as a baker of bread and fancy small goods, has opened a firsliclasa catablishhrnent IS ex® to Messes Hill and Mackay, and trusts, by supplying only the very best goods, to merit: a very large share of the patronage of the Oamarn public. In connection with tbe Tea Rooms a room for Ladies is provided. TAMES OR AIG AND Ooi, ®- Timbhb and Habdwabb Mbbohanbb, ; SHAMES AMD HtTMBHB BXBBHXS SPORTING SEASON R's beg to draw attention to ear arge stock ef HQLLIS' GUNS AND AMMUNITION,* which we are selling AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. As the above are our own importing, we save any middleman's profit and can 'sell a first-clas article at a rednced prioe. HY Suffer from Headache, when it can be easily dispelled by using Stearnß' Headache Cure, also a relief in neuralgia. Is 6d, at Sewell's. WANTED. THE PUBLIC to take Notice that if they buy Jcheap meat' they cannot expect to eat it:prime—it is only cheap meat. The public can rest assured fcaat the Old Man in the Old; Shop. Tees' isfcreet, VENDS NO CONDEMNED MUTTON. All Meat of the BEST 'QUALITY procurable can-be OBTAINED at the Lowest Peices. The only Hotise'in town virhereia genuine Westminster Sausage can- be obtained fit for the reigning family, or the Piiblic of Oamaru, DAVID ;D U N N , : PjBOPBIEtfOB, J (Eslephone 104*