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Business Announcements. PBYOH. 1 (iilil CASES ORANGES, from 7s case; Xt/XJi<U' 21 for Is; Scvilles for Marmalade; Mandarins, Lemons, Pines.—l'ryor.j UtiQ CASKS APPLES, from 8s case-61b Is; *J> *s*s good Eating and Cooking Apples, cheap. QKEDS.-Gem and other Pease, Beans, new kJ Cucumber Seeds, Prize Lawn Grass.-Pryor, J iinces and George streets. KAA VARIETIES German Flower Seeds-very fjyv choice collection, 2s 6d dozen packets. Catalogues now ready, free.—l'KYOß. 25ju J. W. HALL. JW. HALL begs respectfully to announce to his • patients and the public in general that he lias T> ISMOVKDi bei more commodious premises in the XV OCTAGON, which he has fitted up with every convenience for the practiceof y HYDROPATHY, under the Smedly system, for the treatment of all kinds of disease, with mUKKIBH BATHS. Open daily from 8 a.m. to X 8 p.m.; Ladies, Tuesday and Thursday After"^l 31jy 3. M'IANDBKSS. OOTSI 13OOXS1 BOOTS I Great Clearing Sale J. M'Landress begs to thank the public for their veiy liberal support up TO tho present, notwithstanding the depression, and now begs to announce that he has bought A LAKGE and Superior Stock of Hoots and Shoes - J.%. at a tremendous discount, of which he lias I^ETERMINED to give the public the benefit by i-f selling at prices that must effect a speedy.' oUarauce. ••■ - - /"IOODS must be Soldi Ko reasonable offer re-/ VT fused! Be in time to secure real Bargains 1 T> EMEMBEE, all New Goods 1 Sale commencing J-\i Saturday, 7th August.—J. M'LANDEESS, Boot and Shoo Warehouse, next Criterion Hotel Mo. 22 Princes street. 7au . THE GBANITE HOUSE. mHB GIiANITH HOUSE, George street.-Keaa> J. money Drapers and Clothiers. Boys' Clothing a specialty. THE GRANITE HOUSE for Blankets. Prices , j ,? s iid> 4s 9d| 6a lld- 8a n^> 10» 9d, 12s 6d, 13» lid, 16s 9d upwards. mHE GRANITE HOnSE.-White Counterpanes A from 2s 6d; Coloured Counterpanes, Is lljd; Ked and Black Worsted do, 8b lid. mHE GEANI'IE HOUSE.—Job Lines in Towels— X, half-dozen for Is 4§d, Is IOJd, 2s 4id: extraor-' dinary value. .- ' rpHE GRANITE HOUSE.-Job Lines in Turkish X Towelß (in pairs), lljd, is 5Jd, la 9td pair. ■ Comparison invited. rpHB GEANITE HOUSE.-Extraordinary value X in Cretonnes, 2Jd, 3Jd, 6Jd; would be cheap at double. THE GRANITE HOUSE.—A splendid Winter Dress (durability,' comfort, and economy)New Ottoman Dress Tweeds, 6fd. mHE GEANITE HOUSE.—Ladies1 Ulsters from X 3s lid; special value at 9s lid, 12s 6d, 15s 6d 16s lid. See them. mHE GRANITE HOUSE.-Ladies' Macintoshes, X 5s lid—the best value in Dunedin; New Cashmere Macintoshes just opened. ■? -• mHE GRANITE HOUSE.-Men's Knitted CardiX can Jacketß, from 3s lid; LambswoolDrawers and Shirts, very special value. mHE GRANITE HOUSE.^-Eeady-money value In X Boys' Tweed Hats, lOJd; Felt Hats, Is Bd. mHE GRANITE HOUSE.—Men's and Boys' WinX ter Overcoats in great variety; Men's Oilskins mHE GRANITE HOUSE.-Men's Tweed Trousers. X Premier value in town. Prices, 6s lid, 8s lid, 9s ;d, 12s 6d upwards. ■ mHE GRANITEHOUSE.-Seeour Boys'Kniokers" /-,. Well made, lined throughout, 4s 3d; Trouser Suits from 8s lid. mHE GRANITE HOUSE, 36 and 38 George street, X for good value in Drapery and Clothing. 3jy MBS LOUISA HAWKINS. QUFFEBEKS should consult (personally or by J letter) Mrs Louisa Hawkins, who has made -. Female Complaints a special QTUDY, and from long experience can give the J best of advice (free). — Samaritan Oil cures ' Rheumatism, &c. TNIMITABLE Magio Hair Vigor is the only Hair L Restorer that does not destroy, but beautifies the Hair. . . ■ ' ' MAGIC Hair Vigor causes New Hair to grow and Gray Hair to resume its youthful beauty MAGIC Hair Vigor (Hawkins'-label copyright) is superseding all others in the market. Only Eightpence a bottle. * HAWKINS' Herbal Ointment oures bad leee however sore or irritable. 1 B per box! Sufferers Bhould try it. TjiEMALE Pills.-Mrs Hawkins', Is 6d and 3s J? Od; Widow Welch's, 3s 3d; DrM'Dade'sSteel and Pennyroyal, 3s 6d. -rVTHOOPING Cough cured with Hawkins, TT Botanic Cough Syrup. Is bottle.—Address • 140 GEORGE STREET, tunedin (opposite Carroll's" York Hotel). - iaj u M. MARSHALL. pOKNS, CORNS.-Marshall's Celebrated Cura Vy Clava is acknowledged by all to be the most genuine remedy in mHE market for curing these troublesome ' X excresences. If you are a sufferer, at once give it ATBIAL-. Eemember, it is entirely different ,■ from the many spurious imitations that the- • ever ready ,- TMITATOE has foisted upon the market. Trice, . Is 6d.- Why allow your children to sui** from, . Whooping Cough WHEN such a remedy as Cast""l ia in the - market? This medicine ■" tno only atf that . ,-'' WILL stop Vomiting < jd Noße-bleeding *fter the administrat'- 11 of a few dosn- Its marvellous effects are- ' THE wonder of d'! wlao have used it. Price, 2s. Chilblains' Chilblains.—Use Marshall's In; fallible Oint"ent> .._- r tc—cne-n-fiD ]B<M.-2:ne only Ointment that allays unbrokenClAioiionapplication. Cureshrekenand "TTASELINE (PcS;^ laV place of GlyceriWP Jelly) is fast taking tho Lips, lioughness °">r Chapped Hands, Sore 3F the Face, &c. A largu " landed. Pure White, in glaSPsignment just Yellow, Is, pots. v-s, 6d and Is . WITCH HAZEL, in Liquid and Ointmeu •-, celebrated Homoeopathic remedy foi-N, Tlie ™ 6 ™eediue Hemorrhoids. Liquid, 2s; Ointment, r -k lAMOND DYES. Tho best in the market. All" J Colours-kept in stock. 9d a packet. Cold in ' the ■ -. , . H E, AD , and, Muenza cured ai once by taking Marshall's Essential Extractor Eucalvntus • i« Struck Gold Bitters, Jy • ISI JJJL bination of Quinine, Dandeion, and^-'' ' ' barks, roots, &c. A certain appetisei. fl --'' [ r ana rT stimulates the appetite ard d/j» r f C g g a fd '■ -' k^n^^- n«'« .;■• Dnnedin. >_ ■ '■ WITNESS. ■ TjTNLAEGED 10 FOBTY PAGES. The . ~" riTAGO yrVEyBBS ' . -^-jjpj.Q-p»^nVevery-I)«pnrfiment- . . ,j<A^)IES'COLUMN, by • ALICE, Author of "Fickle Jock," "Grand- - . mother's Story," &c. ' , TTEROINE3 of Fiction and Fact, QPEOIAL Original Ladies' Article, by Alice. "V|"OUEN NOT THE DEAD. H*£3~.rtHhe former attractions of this - . "department. LITTLE FOLKS, by T\OT. T ETTEES from Little Folks. Li TjUIEY TALE, by Dot. TTSE of the Blowpipe, by W. H. Wicks. nHE SON OF HIS FATHER, by Mrs Oliphant. /-\NE OF THE FAMILY. \ FORGOTIEN POETESS, by Hy. Lapham.VfUSIO COLUMN. TJASSING Notes, by Civis, , . TJASQUIN'S Theatrical Notes. OCALFAX'S " The Stage in Australia." "DEACON'S Sporting Notes. j-\EMON'S Wheel Notes. "pOEWAED'S Football Notes. CLIP'S Cricket Notes. TXTAREIOR'S New South Wales Sporting. "O ATA'S Canterbury Sporting, •ft/TINING. /I AEDEN NOTES. VX FAEM and STATION, for which the Witness has attained a position reached by no other journal iv the colony. miiE APIARY. mHE POULTRY YARD, &c, So. QPAEE HALF-HOUES, by Henry Lapham. A FORTNIGHT IN CHINA. A ..- ■•;';-■ : ■ ■ ■ pLBOPATHA'S ASP. mHE LAKES OF KILLAENEY. /^ EORGE'S SAND. i"t EETNA GREEN and its Marriages. THE SKETOHEE, Editor's Wallet, Scientiflo Fun and Fancy, Multum in Parvo, Health Column, The Naturalist, Notes and Queries, and all the old attractions as usual. T^OETY PAGES. /°WTAGO WITNESS. mWO HUNDRED COLUMNS. ' . /~VTAGO WITNESS, mHE OLDEST WEEKLY in the Colonies. r\TAGO WITNESS. mHIRTY-SIXTH YEAR. /~VTAGG WITNESS. ii MISCELLANEOUS. SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.—Every description of Hand and Foot Machines Bepalrea by first-class mechanicß.—Sidford. Arcade. 7Jy "DAILWAY Travellers will find every homeaom. fast ready at 7 a.m. *

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7648, 23 August 1886, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Otago Daily Times, Issue 7648, 23 August 1886, Page 3

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