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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8734, 21 February 1890, Page 3

nnHE agento for the Waterbury Watcli OomX pany are constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials concerning the superiority of these watches. The following is the latest: —"Hukerenui South, September 3rd, 1889. Sirs,—Up till within a few days I have held a very poor opinion of your watches, wrongly supposing that so very cheap an article must needs be valueless; but the following instance of their strength and endurance has made me alter my mind. Last week myself and mate were digging gum not many miles from Kawakawa, and had the bad luck to get burnt out. Whilst raking among the ashes of' our late dwelling we found my mate's Waterbury watch, the glass of which had been broken by the heat and the face blackened and disfigured; but judge our surprise at hearing it ticking on just as usual, and when tnrning it over, some water ran out of it, which must have penetrated when our neighhours were flinging water on the whare. You can make what use you like of this, and I vouch for its truth, and shall always hold that a watch that will stand two elements — fire and water—is worth its weight in gold.— I remain, &c, Francis Kelson." —Automatic banking is the latest novelty of the too utterly clever automaton business. Mr John Hope, mechanical engineer, Watter street, Liverpool, has invented an automatic machine of a wonderfully ingenious kind. This automaton receives cash, places it to the depositor's credit, and gives a receipt for the amount thus lodged. The transaction seems to be carried out with the greatest precision and correctness, the precautions against fraud being very complete. Advice to Mothers I —Are you broken in your rest by a sick chiid Buffering with the pain of outting teeth ? Go at once to a chemist and get a bottle of Mrs Wimsj.ow's Soothing Sybup. lb will relieve the poor sufferer immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to the taste, it produces uatnral quiet sleep by relieving tbo child from pain, and the little cherub awakes " as bright as a button." It uoothes the child, It softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves v/iud, regulates the bowels, ana i's the test known remedy tor dysentery and diarrhoea, whether arisinj; from teething or other causes. Ivlra V/inslow'a Soothing Syrup 1b sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at 1b lsd per bottle.—[Advt.l "The Stomach akd its Tmals."—A. lady in London writes as follows, under date April 27 1888:—"Will you kindly send me the eleventh edition of 'The Stomach and its Trials,' for which 1 enclose U stamps. I may add that the' Fruit Salt' has proved a very valuable medicine to me. It is the only medicine that has cured very bad headache after suffering for several months." Caution.—Legal rights are protected in every civilised country, head the following:—" In the Supreme Court of Sydney (Hew South Wales) an appeal from a decree ol Sir W. Manning perpetually restraining the IJefendant (Hogg) from selling a fraudulent imitation of Kvo'B Fbuit Salt, and giving heavy damages to he Plaintiff, Iras after a most exhaustive trial of wo days' duration been unanimously dismissed with costs."—Sydney Morning Herald, Nov. 26. Examine each bottle and see that the capsule is marked "Eno's Fruit Salt." Prepared only at Eno's Fruit Salt Works, Katcham, London, S.K., by J. C. Eno's Patent.—[Advt.] Board anil Sasidcaea. fl HAND HOTEL, most central and open \]S poaition in the city. Otis elevator. Nrswli g room, nampl'i rooms.—J. and J. VTatsoii, proprietors. TMPERIAL HOTEL, Princes street (oppo JL situ Exhibition). Ampin Accommodation for Travellers. Suites of Rooms for Private Families. 12f rip H E OCCIDKNTA I, HOTS L, JL JDirXEDIS, Covers an r.rca of I'aff. frontage to Manse sl.rw., by 55f1. to High street, and ia still owned ami Managed by its oriKli-:;>l Proprietor, 2ha lIBSRY 3. VrALTKH. XDOYAL FAMILY HOTEL, Comer of Jt\> Walker and Princes streets, Puncdin. PATHIOK O'lJIilKfl", Proprietor, ia prepared to offer specially good accommodation to Boarders, Country Visitors, his Friends, and the Public generally. Single bedrooms. s\psirf.mcnts for fwnilies, shower liat.hs, and private Bitting rooma. Terms strictly moderate, If A LBION HOTEL, Maclatrgan street.' No .01. extra charge during Inhibition ;by Hie day ■M. or 18s per wirek; plenty of accommodation f..r visitors; «;i;-;ut porter in atlendanee.—J. Davie). propriety 2Sija WATJSKLOO FAMILY HOTEL, Tmmnv.y junction, St. Umirnnd Caver.»hnni. AccomimulaHini u-turpussi-d. Olr.se \« »ca bathing. Twin every lew minutes. Good ■: tabling and Loose 7F_'_J WKOnaK^lSAltUO^Proprifitor. jpOI.D LAKES of NKW~ZIKALAND.— \j M lli-jiiea Fninllv lloKsl, Qucnustown Lake Wakatipu. affords ii.sl. class Accommodation for E~x vß kss Fassen ak hr la «d, LUKOiUION In (id v,n Arrival of Train, ,U PKOCTKH'S (opposite Railway ritatlon) (MJURU. QUEEN'S HOTEL, Oamarn, isTl^eian'cst in the town. Cvnry c .uvenlei.w. IVWa'lc .SiUing Hoorts IT families; WliViin.! Cicni lumen's U?.th Jiooms. l'-rma, .is i!.l p.-r day. «i»ln P.'rter always^n ntU-iidaiiga.—rtlex. .Tulineloii. pr..[.iKt,or. /PBESCRNT HOTiCL, Trivm-cargill.^Thh V 7 Hr.'fc class Home fur I BASK.-Apply W !1 JVnr;.on 15,q. : in: ■ !!-i ; or. Hall 11.-o!.htrj,o.-,1i,- ; it.".r3 .'iivrnar»il(. ut "OOVAL HOTEL, Oaraam (within two JL& .rninutoi'*ftlkof t:i.: ;;.-.iiu;>y station) One of the most omfiwtiiole huiis-s i-i tho town. Jlot and Oolii Water Ilatlio. Terms mode rate,. — 11. M'llroy, manngeress. 2Sja