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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10418, 22 July 1895, Page 2

Special Adverti_tamonts. MUST- BE SOLD! All our ..PURS must be sold at ence, and wo bave Reducedthorn to a price to do it. lively Fur Boas, . were 19s Gd and2lS—now 15s Gd and 17s 6d Real Bear Boas were 60s and 75s—'tow 35a and 49s Heal Bear Muffs, f were ?os and 79j Gd—now 57s 6d and 67s Bd Ajrtracban, Seal, and other Eur Muffs, were 17s Gd-iuid 45s- now 1036 d and 19s 6d And many'othei s equally Reduced. Fur-Ties less than Half Price. Brown,' ewing, & Co' \ . i ' > ' , THE ! . ' ' QUEEN OF JgLENDS., NOTE PARTICULARLY: No. 1 atJfls, N0..2 at 25.4 d per lb, in each of the following three Distinct Varieties:— PURE CEYLON—"A Perfect Bouquet." Blue and Gold Label. ■ , INDIAN AND CEYLON*-" Rich and Strong." Maroon and Gold Label. INDIAN, CEYLON, AND CHINA—" A,Perfect Tea Flavour." Red and Gold Label. I ' . _J • ."■ , «9"J NO BETTER VALUE OBTAINABLE. ■*■£& "RE aTN A" TEA, ' , . . . THE QUEEN OP BLENDS.

/ pRICTO R & CRAWFORD, Under Arrangements With THE' WERNER .COMPANY OF CHICAGO, - , , \. ARE ISSUING WEEKLY *. ~ ( v v Beautiful Britain v •.• ) THJS SbENERY AND THE SPLENDOURS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM ROYAL RESIDENCES; PALACES ANDOASTLUS; PARKS AND FORESTS, BOWERS ANDr i HUNTING LODGES, RIVER BANKS AND ISLETS, THE STAIDLY'HOUSES . - ■' . OF TIIE BRITISH ISLES. Photographs taken by gracious permission of har Majesty the Queen and by favour of the Noblemen.and Gentlemen who own so many, of the former Homes of British Sovereigns. Sixteen Photograiftis. of the same size and quality bought in a shop .coat not less, than £5. PART I , CONTAINS" THE FOLLOWING 16 EXQUISITE PERMANENT .PROCESS PHOTOGRAPHS :— conway Castle .-.' i. the dining hall at sandringCARISBROOK CASTLE * ' * HAM ROCHESTER CASTLE KENILWORTH CASTLE TANTALLON CASTLE . THE TOWER OF LONDON THE WHITE LODGE . THE BANKSIDE AT HAMPTON GOODWOOD ' COURT ' BRAEMAR CASTLE HATFIELD HOUSE RICHMOND CASTLE THK GROWN JEWELS ' EDINBURGH CASTLE PEMBROKE CASTLE WILL-BE PUBLISHED ON Bth AUGUST. Cut Out the COUPON published'below, and for SIXPENCE (2d extra if posted) you will obtain, on or after THURSDAY; Bth August, at the Office of Priotor aud Crawford, the current part of Beautiful Britain , (TWELVE PARTS IN ALL). A Fupsii Part will be Issued Each Wkek until the 12 parts are completed,,and at anytime previously a missing part may be obtained.at the Office of Prictor and Crawford by nlinnging the number of the part published dn the Coupon to the number of the part requited. Her Majesty's example is always a good example. The Queen has ordered Three Sets of the Portfolio. Here ia a letter from the Queen's Private Seoretary (General the Right Hon. Sir Henry Ponsonby, X.0.8.) to the Managing Director of the Werner Company of Chicago, 13-» . Cocksptir street, London :— " ' ' , • "Balmoral, Poptember 16,1894. " Sir.—l have laid before the Queen your letter and the Views of Residences in Great Britain. ~ ' ■ ' ' " Her Majesty desired me to thank you, and after inspection of the Book of Views the Queen was much pleased with them, and commanded me to inquire if : she could keep the one you left here for her—and also if she could purchase three ■ • more copies.—Yours faithfully, " Henry F. Ponsonby. " W. Ritchie.: Esq." fIEaT For Sixpi.ncs_j and a Coupon, the Current Part of BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN. BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN COUPON. . ' Portfolio No. 1. ' Cut out one of these Coupons (of any date), aud enclose it with "'*, EIGHTPENCE in Postage Stamps, and we will deliver, post free, i to any address in New Zealand, Portfolio No. 1 of our GRAND JOUR OF THE WORLD ART.' ALBUM. If the Coupon is oresented at our Office, and not sent by Post, the price will be SIXPENCE. PRICTOR & CRAWFQRD, Stafford street, Dunedin, '' Name of Subscribe); ,.,.....» Occupation , Address .' '- COMPLETE SETS . WILL BE SENT TO ANY ADDRESS OM RECEIPT OF .s-MONEY ORDER * OR POSTAL NOr-

" CANADIAN • CLUB " WHISKY. -■- The age and genuineness of thi? whisky are guarantee! by the Excise department of the Canadian Government, by certificate over the capsule of overy bottle. From . the moment of manufacture'until thia capsule is affixed the whisky never leaves the oiißtody of the Excise authorities. No other Government in the world provides for consumers this independent and absolute guarantee of purity and ripeness. "Canadian Club* Whisky was awarded a Medal iand Diploma at the World's Columbian Exposition. The Hospital Gazette, London, October 1,1892, says: " . . . It is undoubtedly peculiarly adapted for medicinal uso. It is perfectly free from colouring or flavour-"1 in({ mattor, the natural flavour aud bouquet being most delicate; it may therefore be strongly recommended for persons of weak stomach." O-HJHNABtE FROM AM WINE *.ND SriRIT MERCHANTS. \ What . ARABJ PASHA, Ex-Miniator of War for E_rypt, writing from Ceylon, says about LIPTOJS'S COFFEE ESTATES: " Having visited your Coffee Estates, I have had daily opportunity of tasting, the coffee grown on these magnificemt properties, and I have no hesitation in saying that the coffee grown on tbem is superior in quality and flavour to any Mocha or other coffee I have ever tasted in .Egypt or elsewhere, and that no liner coffee can be produced." Try LIPTON'S ESSENCE OP COFFEE AND CHICORY. GUARANTEED MOST DELICIOUS AND INVIGORATING. Obtainable from all Grocers. /"VALLEY WHISKY. T£T O T I C B. IN BULK AND CASE m ISAAC POLL°OK. Naseby, has heen APPOINTED an AGENT in the NASEB DISTRICT for the OTAGO WITNESS. From the Agent, GEORGE FENWICK, W. G.. NEILL Managing Director, i Princes street. Dunlin, March 19,1895.