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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7980, 19 September 1887, Page 2

T7»XfttKMB AOONY. NHAULY UHAZBDJIj cuuhd, " Chatham, lOn^and. " I aiiffurcilsiich rat mm; ii(joiiy with neui alburn my face aucUicad that 1 was m-iiilv crazy, when a friend advited St, Jaeol.s<Ml. A bottle was hastily pictured fain iliu ue.ive.at chcinihU :.im|i innl applied, wlioii to llii! surprise of owryliody 1111J to my (jreat joy, the ,mm craved Ht on<e. hs' il l>y nin ß iij. i\ml 1 was perfect.lv cumtort.iblu ; whilt: two niiiiuti-s before 1 »|ip]ic<l thu Oil 1 whs in tliu must iiitaiißu ngony. JAMES M'KUtJZIU, "2ml (Juriionil, Jtdjiil ISngiiicers." D®UND TO IIAVU IT-CUItHI) INSTANTLY. " Lomliin, HiiKlaiiU. •' IlavliiK lieuii frequently truubleil willl severe nuiiraluii! pains in my fiiuu anil liuail, for which I Imvu tried many remedieß, without any material beuelit; inveek iijjo, while Buffering tlio moat intense nKony, I was told of St. J.ieol.s Oil as a aure cine, niul as v dureouro wus junt wliat I wanted, at the curliest poaaible moment 1 nulled Into Collc^u Chiiinberß, aiil lli^li Holborn, to my friend Coloman, the [Hjrter, who I knew had a bottle on hand. It required hub » moment t,o draw the cork and apply the eoutents, when fi my ('rent relief, the pain lelt me iimtniitly. When I cinie out of College UhiunI«t» 1 w« 3 us free from pui.nis I over was, and when 1 went in tlio puiii was of the aevertut aoi t. T. IIAKSIiY, " Grojin to V. Alliert, Kan- of Oxford M mslon, Oxford road, Mlnglou." ST. JACOIS3 OIL lms cured tlinunandß or cuscb of neuralgia which have reacted treatment for the greater part of a lifetime. 'J ly it and he cured. Sold by Chemists everywhere. KUMI'TIIOHNH, PHOSBKK, and CO., LhmeJiii, Ohristiliureh.and Wellington, WIIOI.KSAI.K AIiBSTS. 17s

Special Advertisements. rpHK DUfIHUIN IXItNTAL SUKQKUY, OOTABOH Qnrntsr oJ 9eorgo stteeS {Orar Mr E«naister'» OotigoD Drag H»!l). S. M V 8 Ii B ft ,0 0., USSFtLL SUKBBOSB, Sptoiallsti In Artificial Denllitry. Having been asked how It it our practlofl ha» »o ■ largely Increased, we give the FOLLOWING ' REASONS :— Firstly. Doing liiglieat class work. Secondly. Using only the best izflirM. Thirdly. Imitating Nature a» olosoly hs pouiblo n our work Fourthly. Making onr denturoo «o that they are comfortable. Fifthly. Making a temporary *et or part tot without extra ohnrge, do that the patient is not without teeth during the time the gums are altering, after the extraction o{ the natural ones, which delay , causes the ohm to protrude and alter the whole , oontour of the face. I Blxthly. Charging »trictly moderate few. j Seventhly. Acting ttriotly according to that [ irhloh we advertise. j JJighlbly. Arranging with those who cannot aflord f to pay tlio whole at once, to tako part or monthly ; ' Lastly. Oaillnf? the attention of every thinking person (fnuntliosH moist wealthy) to the fact that tun ACTUAL, COST of au artificial dentura lo oom- , parativcly slight; it lathe WORKMANBHIV that 1 ii the principal expense, sad aa we faithfully Bt'AIIAMTBB that our WORKMANSHIP oannot B bei jrpassed in the colony, there is no use to throw away money by paying irigh prices for a po.wiblj ' Inferior article. t, A SIS9LH ABTIFICIAL TOOTH, }|. SSK 3 EQUALLY MODERATE Artiflotal Twtji made by other DeutiaU remodellec &t SCLtll COSt. PAINLESS DHNTISTKS. Mr S. MYHKS having administered KIXifUUI: OJT.IDK HAS almoal dally for over elphl yßßin, csr with oonttdanoo recoinmahd it m or. ISVALUAKLI • antl 3AFB Auietthatlo, Iraa from say after b&i • »ffeot, TIES DUBIOUS OH&'XAL Bt'SKtHBI fj. hISXP.3 AHD CO., OjSHTAX SITHSKOffe, riOTAGON. sv BANK OF AUSTRALASIA Incorporated by lioyal Charter, 1835. Paid-up Capital ... ... £1.(500.000. Reserve Fuud ... ... £800,000. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Hall yearly BIVIDKND of £2 10s per Share, togothe with a BONUS of 4s per Slmru, lining at thu rnie 0 j £13 10s per cent, per annum on the Capital Stock 0 j the Corporation, has been declared by the Court 0 3 Directors PAYAELK In London on 7tli Octobfr, am will bo made available in the Colonies on and alte the same day. £13,000 balance of profit curried forward. E. W. MORHAH, Inspector. Inspector's Office, Wellington, 17th September ISS7. 19 TMPKRIAL BOOT DISPOI 4 Pbixces street, 1- W. HARRIS - Has now the pleasure of informing the Public c 3 Dunedln and Suburbß tbnt he is displaying the ;j FIRST SHIPMENTS of SPRING GOODS, Comprising a largo and varied-assortment in all til Latest Styles nf botli Gents' end La-Jies' Boots au Shoes. We invite Inspection for nil kinds of Goods, on Pric<?3 ran/{i»»ff ftum trie ciuu^ot MitKu* to tlj Best French Goods. For Quality and Cheapness our Colonial-mad Boots cannot be surpassed. Note thk Address : W. II A R R I B, Impekial Boot Depot, " 4 Princes street. Jf "DALL-FOINTED PENS Suitable for writing In every position, nove scratch, spurt, nor stick In the paper. TO BJ3 HAD OF ALL STATIONERS, la HHEAS TEAS 1 TEAS The continuous &nd increasing demand for pur and unadulterated Teas !:«s induced us to malt special selections for our business, and the Tin quoted below will be found, both as to quality an. price, all that can be desired. Families may depend that, in recommending thee Teas they are ew;li rs cannot fall to pleasg &n< extend our business. INDIAN TEA: Pekoe, very choice Pekoe Souchong, very'ohoice CHINA TBA:" Moning Tea, very finest Souchong Tea, ri<ih and pungent Cougou lea, all qualities. Station Teas and Sugar always on hand. Sample PATEKSON & M'LBOD, Princes street, Dunedin. A and J. M'FAKLABB WHOLESALE and RETAIL GROCERS, WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANTS, MACLAGGAS AND PRINCEB STREETS, DUNEDIX! 30j? TOHN BAKKON, GP.OOBR, WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT, 29 Rattray street, Dwnhdin. To suit the times I am puttiug up in DECORATED CANISTERS, Containing one pound each, THE BEST TEA PROCURABLE, Which I am selling at 3a per Canister. To those who know Teas, one trial will prove that this is the best value in Tea offered in New Zealand. Sole Agent for the famous Edina Blend WHISKY, And the Celebratod PORT WINE (Ycl/mc Seal) For Invalids. Recommended by Medical Men. JOHN BAKROH, (Late Banks, Barron, and Co.). ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DA7. M. Pym, at Rooms, High street—land and property In Dunediu and church leases in Mosgiel. James Samson and Co., on the premises, Cumberberland street - Household furniture, &a. P. T. E. and A. Co., at Rooms—Residence in Pitt street. Weight, Stephenbon, and Co., at Provincial Yards—Mare Eileen. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Mn W. Murcott.—We regret that the pressure upon our space just now obliges ua to decline your letter. Mr J. Booth.—We have made inquiry into your grievance, and find that the council had good ground for asking for a rehearing of the case. DEATHS. On the 3rd Augftst, at Kibble street, Oamaru Mabel Amelia, third daughter of Win. Arch, and Isabella M'Leod, aged 3 years; and on the liith September, at same place, Win. Archibald, the beloved husband of Isabella M'Ltwd, and eldest sou of the late F. H. 11'Leod, woolbroker, Glasgow, n-ed 3(1 years. On the 17th September, nt the residence of Mr II Young, Nidpath rond, Edith, beloved daughter cf Henry and Mary Howorth ; aged iO years. On thelSth September, at John street. Caversham after a long and painful illness.'l'liomns Baldwin the beloved husband of Eliza Baldwin ; a»ed lii years. Deeply regretted. Homo papers please copy. tfUNERAL NOTICE. The Friends of Mr HBNRY HOWORTH, Solicitor are invited to follow the remains of his lato DAUGHTER EDITH, which will leave the residence of his Son-in-law, Mr H. C. Young, Nidpath road, Bgliuton, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), September ,20, at 2.30 p.m., for St. Matthew's Church, and from thence to the Southern Ohurch of England Cemetery. ,„ COLE & SPRINGER. "3 Undertakers, 152 George street.