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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10179, 13 October 1894, Page 5

Public Notices. JOHN ■ B D M 0/7N D, HARDWARE MERCHANT, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, DON STREET, INVERCARGILL. LAWN MOWERS, LAWN MOWERS, LAWN MOWERS. "Henley," "Enterprise," "The Don," "Philadelphia," "New Easy." Balls, Bats, CRICKET Gloves, MATERIAL w g Wickets, &c. Jg H By the Famous Makers: g § AQUILA, CLAPSHAW, and SALMON. 5* = - — » S It was with a Bat manufactured by this j well-known Firm that Mr J. C. Lawton j* 2 (late Professional for the Otago Cricket t*J • Association) made his Three Highest co 2 Match Scores last season. ffl S " m CRICKETERS,- ' a - . KINDLY INSPECT OUR STOCK. C 5 ■ ' 02 g . — w H "• We have a Neat Assortment of jg H GARDEN TOOLS and HARVESTING g> M' IMPLEMENTS j Of every description. H ' ' ' 3 TILE EEGISTEE GRATES. ? The Shipment just to hand is without a m doubt one of the Choicest Selections that p, W ever left England, the maximum amount w of finish and elegancy of design at the iq minimum cost being the principal feature 5 of these Grates. The offers we are malting p 2 should attract the attention of all those & £*i who desire to BUY WELL in these times , of competition. t_ M ■ . ' *-. ; NOW LANDING, H FAIRBANKS' DAIRY SCALES g *_. (7-Beam). __ < >_ P5 ' ' - " RABBIT NETTING. ot oa SHEEP NETTING. '§' W . - P' 0 WASHING MACHINES, MANGLES, "•** I WRINGERS. RABBIT*! I RABBIT' IWUim Ueeliance"-! _ TRAPS.] I TRAPS.. FENCING STANDARDS. FENCING WIRE. BARB WIRE. 28s G B Hordeu.] .[D.Moloney. HO RD E R k •> C 0., ELDON CHAMBERS, 90 Princes, street, Have MONEY to LEND in Large or Small Sums on EASY TERMS of REPAYMENT. 1 MONEY ADVANCED I Without delay on Legacies, Wills, &c. ; or Letters intimating remittances, inheritances, reversions, ifcc. from England or elsewhere. I Money available to pay off mortgages, take up j overdue bills, or on deeds without mortgage. MONEY LENT on Notes of Hand, Shares, Life Policies, Furniture^ Live Stock, Ac. Bills Discounted. Letters promptly attended to. STRICTEST SECRECY D-OWKE'S "OOT STILL *^S*THISKY. FINEST OBTAINABLE. MACKERRAS <~ HAZLETT. 3m EX ' TEKOA—NEW GOODS, JUST LANDED.—CARTBR & CO. T"**X TEKOA—Grand lot Ladies' and Girls' J|J_ Sailor Hats, now all the rage, trimmed, from ls up. Our Millinery is the prettiest and cheapest' in town.—Try Carter and Co. ' "_ EX TEKOA—Another lot of Ladies' Print ■Shirts, cheaper than ever, from 2s 6d. Pretty Garibaldis, ftom ls Ud up.— Only at Carter's. , C-JPECIAL NOTICE—ALL GOODS AT "J3 LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. CARTER & CO. are determined to have a good share of the Ready Money Trade, and have marked their goods at ,the keenest Cash Prices. _________ CARTER & CO. for Prints, 2id yard up. Hoyle's reliable Prints at 4}d to 6}d; Lovely Crinkled Cre_ons, 6|d up; New Galateas, N&w Drills, New Muslins, Cheap. ____ CARTER <_ CO. for Dress Materials, grand variety, cutting prices; Double width Dresses, ls and ls 35-d yard up. Allwool Cashmeres, ls 9d yard, worth 2s 6d, all shades. New Serges and Tweeds. OVELTIES in Braid and Jet Trimmings, New Lace, New Gloves, new Umbrellas from 2a Hd; New Leather Belts, 6§d up. New Ribbons, New Scarves, all at prices to Bnit the times. ; FEATHER BOAS.-30 only left; sold 153 in less than two months, CaU early. Desperate prices, ls Ud to 7s lid: usually 4s 6d to 15s. Corsets and Underclothing, cheap.—Carter and Oo* £-*"ARTER'S CLOTHING SHOP. CLOTHING.— Men's Good Colonial Tweed Suits, 25s 9d; Men's Tweed Trousers, 5s Ud, Bs Hd, 7s lid up. Boys' Clothing of all kinds, cheap and good.—Try Carter and Co. , CLOTHING.-Try Carter and Co. for Men's , Mole Trousers, 4s Ud, 5s lid, 6s lid; Youths' Straw Hats, ls and ls 6d; Men's Straws, 2s 6d; Bathing Trunks, 6d, 9d, and ls. _____ CLOTHING.— Try Carter and Ce. for Working Shirts, from ls Ud up; White Dress Shirts, 3s lid up. White Kid Gloves, two clasps, 2s; worth 2s 6d. Ties and Scarves, cheapest in town, WHEN your liver is out of order, and you feel sleepy and languid on rising, with sour taste in your mouth, tongue coated, and paia between the shoulders, you require a course of MARSHALL'S SPECIAL TINCTURE OF PODOPHYLLUM, a remedy that always gives the relief desired. Its price(lß) puts it within the reach of all. Ihe 'dose is small, and the results certain. Ten drops taken on rising, mixed with a Seidhtz Powder in three-quarters of a tumbler of water, will wort wonders on a Sluggish Liver. Business men, are you ever troubled with .headaolip*? If you are get a Packet or Ur L.K.U&&LAND'S clebratedWETAßLE HEADACHE CACHETS, and note the marvellously rapid manner in which they act. The worst headaches are cured in 15 or 20 minutes with thisremedy. Tell your wives if they are suffering. Price, Is 6d a box. Note-Every Cachet Stamped "Dr Crossland's," without which none are genuine. VIOLENT, RAGING TOOTHACHE Is CURED by USING MARSHALL'S celebrated Remedy, ODONTALGIC CON. This remedy has now a reputation for Curing Toothache second to none. It can be obtained in almost every city and village throughout New Zealand. Its merits as a pain destroyer cannot be gainsaid. Sold in Bottles at ls. "The Road to Ruin" CORNS is by applying MARSHALL'S KURA KLAVA. Its success has no parallel—it stands without a rival in New Zealand as a Corn Killer. Bottles, Is. If your feet are distorted and pamful with thes« wretched deformities, use KURA KLAVA. I am the Sole Authorised Agent for COUNT MATTEI'S REMEDIES in this City. All supplies come direct from the Count's Castle in Italy. Having attended all Dr Kennedy's Lectures of Instruction on the use of these valuable Medicines, I am in a position to give correct instructions how they should be used. So as to make the instructions readily understood they will be all type written. I If you are sick, write for a free pamphlet. i EVERY REMEDY IN~STOOK AT LONDON PRICES. 1 Also. All the LATEST BOOKS, &c. If you are subject to Colds, take MARSHALL'S COD LIVER OIL EMUL|ION, made from the Best Norwegian Oil bj; Special Emulsion Machinery imported from London, we guarantee this Emulsion Equal to the Imported,. I It can be made of any desired flavour, and special ' prices will be given to those taking half a dozen i bottles. Small Size (as Scott's), 2s; Large, 3s 6d. i MARSHALL'S PHAF-tfACY, i 86 PRINCES STREET ! (Next Messrs G. and T. Young s, Jewellers*', DUNEDIN. _, WE are now Showing Latest Spring ani^ Summer Novelties in aU departments.-; A. and T. Inglis. »