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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9299, 15 December 1891, Page 4

Business Notices^ A. AND T. INGLIS! DRESS DEPARTMENT. MIDSUMMER SPECIALTIES. Exquisite French Delaines (full width), at 9Jd per yard. Summer Cameolettes in light shades, .2in wide, at ls o|d ; were 2s per yard. Oriental Grenadines in black, single width ls ld, double width ls Oil per yard. Black Indian Cashmeres.—AA'e have just to hand a large shipment of these, which eclipse all other values offered in similar Goods. Inspection invited. Also, A Special Parcel of VELVETEENS, Fast colours and beautiful finish, at ls lid per yard. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, Marvellous Value in this Dopartment. AYe havo just landed a large quantity of Tom Tug Hats in Plain nnd Fancy Straws. Price, _id. Selling very fast. AA'e have also purchased 3000 Galatea Straw Hats for Boys aud Girls at 50 per cent, discount, which we shall offer during the next fortnight at wonderful prices. " A special number at B_d; worth from ls Gd to ls 9d. See window. A Choice Assortment of UNDERCLOTHING, Slightly soiled, will be sold cheap during the next week. We havo also Just Landed a Choice Lot o£ MILLINERY, Which is now on view. MANTLE DEPARTJIENT. Special Purchase of 250 Ladies' Print and Muslin Garibaldis 50 per cent, off oost. AYe have decided to clear this line at ls 6d each. Ten dozen the Nexv Spot Print Garibaldis, all colours. Usually sold at 5s 6d. To clear quickly, 2s 6d each. Job Purchase of Ladies' Print and Bluslin Tea Gowns nnd Morning Wrappers, 6s lid, 8s lid, 10s 6d ; worth double the money. Just Landed, a new lot of Dorothy and Polo Capes in all the leading styles and materials from 10s 9d up. Thirty-five Ladies' Dust Cloaks in Plain and Figured Silk Lustre, all colours, from 8s lid. Just landed, ex Tongariro, a lovely lot of German Cloths for Dorothy and Polo Capes and Mantles in the following new shades: — New Brown, Maroon, Cardinal, Reseda, Peacock, Navy, Light Fawn, Dark Fawn, Tabac, Jlyrtlc, and Sea Green. THE ABOVE GOODS ARE VERY CHOICE, Aud we anticipate a Ready Sale. INTENDING PURCHASERS SHOULD CALL EARLY. A. AND T. INGLIS. MONKEY BRAND SOAP (in small and large bars) has been successful in almost Ousting from the Jlarket every rival cleanser. To be had from all Storekeepers throughout the Colony. NEILL & CO. (LIJIITED), Agents. BRAND'S Al SAUCE, as used by best Clubs and Leading Hotels in England, on sale by NEILL & CO. (LIJIITED), Agents. nr.HE CELEBRATED BOAR'S HEAD _1_ STOUT (Guinness' Brewing, bottled by T B.Hall and Co.) is equal to any Brand in the Jlarket. NEILL & CO. (LIJIITED), Agents. AULD SCOTTIE AVHISKY (in bulk and case) has Established itself as the Favourite in every Jlarket where it has been introduced. NEILL & CO. (LIJIITED) Agents. DUNVILLE'S AVHISKY—the old-estab-lished Irish Brand—on sale by NEILL & CO. (LIJIITED), Agents. T* O N E DUST. TheJ.C.E. BRAND. University Laboratory, Dunedin, 10th July 1800. Captain Fox. Dear Sir,—l have to report the results of my analysis of sample of Bone Dust :— Moisture ... ... 5"JIO per cent. HJrganie Jlatter ... Jlli'-IO „ Phosphate of Lime ... 51'Jlfi ~ Carbonate of Lime ... B_s ~ Magnesia Salts ... I'JO | Alkaline Salts ... PSO Insoluble, Incombustible Jlatter(sand,clay,_c.) 2'3'i 10P57 * Containing Nitrogen equal to .T,S per cent, of Ammonia. This is a good, pure, genuine unadulterated sample of crushed bones. The fat has been removed, which improves the quality of the article as a fertiliser. The high percentage of Phosphate of Lime auil^the low proportion of useless earthy matter are good features. Tbe Nitrogen is present in fair proportion. The state of division (a mixture of tine and coarse particles) is such as to render tbe .Alanine available at once to the growing crops, and of continuous advantage over a period of many years. It is a pleasure to report on Jfanures of this genuine quality. lain, dear sir, Yours very truly, _, . James G. Black. Prices on application to JAJIES FOX, Sole Agent. 2s Corner A'ogel and AVaterstreets, Dunedin. "j\/T ONK E V 11 KA ND So~al\ "Ihe ATTENTION ofThe PUBLIC is drawn to the following paragraph which has gone the round of the newspapers throughout the world :■ - "A good deal ~f excitement has been ' occasioned in aniiqiirn-inn circles in Scot"laiiil by the total disappearance from "the boards of 11,,1vi-,,.„l 1';,);,,.,. „f ~,,-- --"tain stains which'have for centuries "been regarded as the remains of the "blood of David Rizzio, who was nssassi. " nated iv the presence of (Juecn Alary by "the orders of the weak and revengeful "husband, Darnley. It is believed that "the removal of the .stains is duo to the "use of some cleansing soap of extra- " ordinary strength." While it is to be regretted, from an antiquarian point of view, that the stains ill question have disappeared, the proprietors of JIOXKJ-JY BRAND SOAP are bound to draw attention to the thorough cleansin-. properties of the article they manufacture, which is responsible for the effect produced, lt is to be hoped that, few households have blood slain.- to efface, but oilier stains exist which it is e-mallv desirable to get rid of. and nothing acts with such ease and thoroughness : ,s this AVonder-. fill Cleanser of Modern Inveution. Zln