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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4267, 21 October 1875, Page 3

CHEAPNESS, DURABILITY, AND VALCE. CITY B 0~6 T MART, GEOKGE STREET. Knovr all that we have acquired THE BUSINESS OF W. H. HEAL**! md are determ ned and able to deserve the patronage of our friends and those of the late proprietor. LADIES' AND GENTLEMES'S BOOTS Made to Order. 4. E,ARGE AND FIRST-CLASS DESCRIPTION OP ENGLISH GOODS IN STOCK. - BARNETBON and PULLEN, CITY B|OOT MART, GEOKGE BTRKBT (Late W. H. Neale). _16fl YEW L i.N E of COACHES. X^» Between DUNEDIN and PENINSULA. Leaves Satxiyroount Road at 9 a m.; arrives Imperial Hotel aod booking o<E>», Empnre Hotel, at 10 a.03.; leaves booking office at 3.3© p.m. Passengers and parcels at cheap rates. 23j y JOHN CO<">K, Proprietor. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SEW-ING-MACHINE DEPOT. Established for tfee especial purpose of placing in the market Machines from the best makers, On the TIME PAYMENT SYSTE3C, That will cuafete «wry family that stands in need of a first-class SEWING-MACHINE, To possess one on PAYMENTS WitEKLY, FORTNIGHTLY, Or MOKTKLT. AH Machines supplied warranted new, tremrine, and in perfeC. «id«r. Every customer is fultv Histnicted free, and their taachines regulated at all times, free of charge, by a practical machinist. Nora thb Address :— WILLIAM MELVILLE, Sewing Machine Depot, GaoaoK Strjsbt, 4 Doors from the Octagon. 21s WM. BROWN and CO., LAND, ESTATE, & COMMISSION AGEOTS, ACCOUNTANTS, and MONEY BROKERS, Princes street, Duncdin. Properties Bought and Soli Loans Negotiated. Financial Business undertaken. Absentees represented. Rents Collected. Country Business Transacteo. Land Office Business attended to. Cmisigwau nts of Grain received. Estates Wcand-up. ®f*> WOOL PRESSES. TO WOOL-GBOWERS, "^TATION AGENTS, and OTHERS. WE are now Manufacturing WOOL PRESSES, with a Patent Disengaging Screw, which effects a saving of 75 per cent, in time, compared with any other now in use. Ordera fortse coming season will be promptly executed. 27»USPeC m ' R. S. SPARROW and CO., Duaodtn, mHOMSON AND NIVEN, I WHOLESALE IMPORTERS OF FAMILY BIBLES AND OTHER STAND ABO WORKS. New and Standard Works supplied complete, ty an easy mode of payment. Fresh supplies of New Pu&lications by e.«ry mail. Gmtce-GREAT KlNtt STREET, DUNBDIH. Acencies in all the principal towns throughout the Polonies. _t»a REDERICK LEWIS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, Moray Place, D U N E D I N". (Opposite the Criterion.) _Sa GC. FITZ-GIBBON AND CO., 0 General Commission Acrents and Sharebrokers. Quantities taken out for builders and contractors. Plans and tracings made. Oontractors' agencies undertaken. ! K«ney advanced and lc«ns negotiated. Accounts made out and adjusted. Rents and Debts Collected. Shares bought and sold. OTA GO CHAMBERS, Rattray Street. 9s THOMAS STEWART, BOOKBINDER, AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER <S?or«leven years with Mr A. R. Livingston, Doiiafin). Law asd otubr Books Bound to Pattern. Bookbinding and Ruling in all its branches executed with despatch, in a superior style, and o defy competition. OPPOSITE MESSRS HERBKRT, HAYNES, and CO. PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. 6a. DRUMMOND AND WATSON, Octagon, Dunedin ■ Newcastle, Kaitangata, and Green Island Coala. Sydney and Gaa cokes delivered to all parts of the city. Paints, oils, colours, and machinery oil, &c., &c European cordage, and Manilla rope, all sizes. N.B.—Country orders forwarded with despatch. Ilm TTMPORTANT NOTICE TO OWNERS JL OF HORSES. If you want to keep your horses in good condition and health, and afford them speedy relief from surfeit, hidebound, disorders of the kidneys, bladder, constipation, &c, obtain Stinger's Condition Powders, price 3s 6d only, in lib tins. S. SLESINGER, V.S., jg Hope street. ROWN AND JOHNSON PLUKBERS, COPPERSMITHS, TINSMITHS, AND GASFITTERS, ; Opposite A. and T. IngUs's, George-street, f Baths, Water Closets, Hot Water Apparatus fitted op ' and all kinds of Ship and Brewery Work done on the newest and most approved principles. * Water and Gas Laid on.—All work guaranteed. *" N.B.—Experienced workmen sent to all pa ©*tb.e Coloay l7ms ?<P«REAT SUCCESS! IS W rFRESH TESTIMONIALS! The following are a few of the Testimonials received by Hr S LESINGER during last month :— "~. George Street, Dunedin, M 22nd August, 1375. is Mr Slcsinger— _, Dear Sir—l have to thank you for your Rheumatic n Balsam, which cured me in a very few applications. I g can recomnieu'l it to any one who has suffered as I 1 have dcue. —I am, Dear Sir, Yours respectfully, Twmias Irving. George Street, Dunedin, y 23rd September, 1875. Mr S. Slesi^ger, V.S. Sir—l have used your Rheumatic Balsam and can \y highly recommend all sufferers to try it. I suffered - low from pains in the loins, and m one application 1 felt free of pain and fit to go about my usual avocation, a'though completely prostrated for weeks before-hand.-Yours.&c, Wh^iam Cartos. G5K c- Maclaggan Street, Dunedin, 23rd September, 1875. Mr S. Slesinger, V.S. Sir -Having suffered severely from lumbago for a a t long time, and having tried your Rheumatic Balsam, I can confidently recsmmend the same as a really grand so cure for which I acknowledge my gratitude.—Yours, ' DANiuii H. Cask. St —~ M Manor Place, Dunedin, • n 23rd September, 1375-3 '£ Mr S. Slesinger, V.S. Sir-Your Bheumatic Balsam deserves to be widely known. Being long a sufferer from rheumatic pains in the shoulders, and having used your Balsam, 1 can c- say it is a certain cure. My wife also suffered from ul rheumatics for the last five years, and less than one bottle of your Balsam has completely cured her, and tor wnicn » shemosfcheartilythanksyou. JoHN pßlsaliß . 1(l ASN PRINOtE. or ___ Lang's Terrace, Dunedin, ;ly 24th September, ISm. ye Mr Siesinger, V.S. Sir-Your Rheumatic Balsam cured me, in os&aprfication, from pain I suffered in the right knee. Let all sufferers but try it and they will thank you. -Yours, &c., j. Carkbhoss. Castle Street, Bauedin, 24th Septerojjer, 1875. MSi?-Mypains that I have suffered fcpni so many — years have disappeared before your Magic Rheumatic for your valuable semedy.-Yours^| : n0 Graham street, 24tt» September, 1875. Mr S. SHesinger, V.S. . Dear Sir—lf ever you can obtain a man tnat exfx er dispute the efficacy of your Balsam, just send thorn to ast me, who can contradict them. . ..... Yous- Rheumatic Balsam cured my pains m tfiigns almost first application. —Yours, &c., Thqs. M. Johsstoh. md md Island Terrace, Port Chalmers, September 27th, 1875, Mv dear Sir-^As I have been subject to rheumatics and'himhajso for some time pa3t, and as the prescriptions heretofore accorded mo gave me no relief, I was not. induced to try your Kheumatic Balsam, and find after two applications that it has cured meentireiy. I there/ fore offer you this testimonial as a token of graiitwtfe. [ .•.!«! a's't wj A-Komii'iiJ.v '.<> orri-?.r3 who may be waKiirlj «.-il» t ~«<! .. O.i ti t . .-fti.-.—.v" ,if v.-,rtr hitaliiyiabis Bsh'.Dl. — '.