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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10241, 25 December 1894, Page 4

Business Notices. " KARTELL'S" 0S * JgKAKDY. Wholesale Agents: NEILL & CO. (LIMITED). Publication. THE OTAGO WITNESS CHRISTMAS NUMBER, 1894. The Sixteenth Special Christmas Number of th Otago Witness was published on THURSDAY, 20th' DECEMBER, In time to reach all readers before Christmas Ey< ££" OVER THIRTY OMIGINAL TALES AND SKETCHES. ia 15,000 COPIES (FIRST EDITION) 15,00 Amoug the Attractions will be an Eight-page Illustrated Supplement Of ALPINE VIEWS AND OTHER CHOICJ SKETCHES, With Descriptive Matter by MR MALCOLM ROSS. Dr Ingram's Experiment: A Moder] Love Story. By Fabian Bell. Marion. Br E. Hudsost. Jess, MaO-of-all-Work: A Tale of thi Ofcago Goldfields. By Colonel Morris. £4.000 Bernard: An Anjesthetii Christmas Story. By C. N. Baeyertz. The Hidden Princess: A Christmas Tale for Young People. By Fedora. Forewarned, Forearmed. By J: S. A Little Soul. By. Elise Espinasse. The Season's Climbing in tlie Alp* (Illustrated). By Malcolm Ross. Shadows: By Paqtjita. Te Tau OTe Ate. By Oswald Hugo An Old Wife's Tales. By C. db L GRAHAM. A Visit to the Birthplace of Bobinsor, Crusoe. By Harding Steaoev. Children's Jaclcs. By OswaliD Hugo The Ghost of a Christmas. By Bebsari ESPINASSB. The Lynne 0' Airlie. By Jessii Mackay. The Tosh of Talume. Bi Jessii Mackay. Kitty's Promise. By Mary H. Poybtteb, Revealed by a Bream: A Story of the Early Days of the Goldfields. By F. M. Byrne. Maggie: A Queensland Bush Story, By Robert Bull. A Strange Disguise. By C. Clyde. Christmas Time ma Neiu Zealand Forest. By r. b. The Greedy Kitten. For Very Little Ones. By B. Hudson. A Mad Maiden: A Tale of the Otago Goldflelds. By Walter Keay. Lands of the Moonlight: The City o£ Kali. By Bernard Espinasse. A Camp-out in South Australia. By Marion S. W. White, M.A. The Story of a Parting. By Oswauj Hugo. . Life at a Maori Bearding School. By J. Athkrlev. Bush Wedding Bells. By David M'Kee Wright. Forget-Me-Not. By "Wyoh Elm. Through Crimean Snows and Under Indian Skies. By Dinornis. [ Christmas Chimes. By Charles Rule. The Story of a Yellow Diamond. By Mdrray Aston. Three Dreams and their Fulfilment. By Alec Alan. Medical. .JJEWARE OF IMITATIONS! BONNINGTON'S CARRAGEEN Or IBISH MOSS. fIST ONCE USED, ALWAYS USED. m- AS SAFE AS IT IS CERTAIN. Will CURE ALL KINDS OF COUGHS OR COLDS (recent or chronicj, INFLUENZA, Loss of Voice, Sore Lungs, Asthma, Tickling of the Throat, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and all similar complaints. It is guaranteed to give satisfaction. It is endorsed by Vocalists and Public Speakers. It Clears the Throat, Removes all Huskiness and Causes that lead to Loss of Voice. Is 6d and 2s 6d.—Sold Everywhere. Woodend, February 16,1894. Mr Bonnington, Chrisfcchurch. Dear Sir,—l should like you to send me another supply of your Irish Moss, the same as last, and as you say you are going to publish a circular with new testimoaials, I would wish to say that I have sold your " Carrageen or Irish Moss" among my customers for quite 20 years, and I can say with truth that it always gives satisfaction. I never like to be without it in my store, for my customers look upon it as a necessary household remedy, which should at all times be at hand. I often hear of the good effects of your Carrageen when used for Colds, Bronchitis, and the Asthma from which the Nativeß iv the district suffer very much, I may say that the Maoris ate very fond of the Irish Moss. Yours truly, JOHN RANBY. DON'T BUY IMITATIONS. ■ 17an ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Organs, in either sex (acquired or constitutional), Gravel and Pains in the Bank. Guaranteed free from Mercury. 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