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

Special Advertisements. LATESL' NOVELTY IN LAMPS, The MILLION, 1% 6d Each. D.1.G.. SOLE AGENTS. The above is a most attractive Contre Draught Lamp, with gieat illuminating power. The novelty consists in tho AViok aofciou, which is on an eutiraly new aud t-imple piiuciple, .iroduchig a brllliaht light with reduced consumption of oil. No one should purchase olsawhere beforo first insprxting tho MILLION. D.I.C, illGll AND RATTRAY STREETS. P. LAING, Manager. B. HALLEiSSi'i-iN, Ckaitman of Directors. (STANDARD, INSURANCE COJIPANY. _________ Offich HIGH STREET, DUNHDIN. EIRE, MARINE, AND FIDELITY GUARANTEE RISKS Taken at Lowest Current Rates. \ THOMAS R. FISHER, ' General Manager.' mWO WBLLERB TOBACCO. Made from Extra Ohoice MATURED SUN-CURED LEAF. Gives a Pleasant, Cool Smoke. Try lt and it will Rive you satisfaotlon. T&T O O N D A 5 O I _>. ' i"" ' , '. • BRIGHT, CLEAJEt, STEADY LIGHT. ) INSIST UPON HAVING NOONDAY. , ' fa WORD ABOUT EUCALYPTUS. A great deal has been' said and written about the difficulty of procuring " The Genuine Article." We wish it to be understood that WE HAVE RECEIVED THR HIGHEST AWARDS whereever we bave competed—including the Highest Award at Chicago Exposition, 1893-*-beating nine competitors. ' , .This should be a sufficient Guarantee of the Excellence of our EUCALYPTE EXTRACT and our SPECIAL EUCALYPTUS OIL The Leaves of our Special ' Trees only yield about Six Pints of Oil from every Thousand Pounds' Weight of Picked Leaves, while the leaves of the common peppermint gum trees and other inferior varieties of Eucalyptus yield from the same quantiti of leaves as much as 25 pints. The inducement to make larger profits by using poor qualities, of " species" is therefore quite apparent, and fully accounts for the scarcity of tlw PCRE ARTICLE. Ask for COLEMANE'S GOLD MEDAL EUCALYPTUS. Our Extract is not supplied in Bulk' except to Medical Meu. For INFLUENZA this Extract is an absolute specific ; in fact it acts like magic. Try COLEMANE'S- EUCALYPTUS LOZENGHS for Voice and Throat. ■ Ask for COLEMANE & SONS' GOLD MEDAL EUCALYPTUS, and take no other. ; Sold Everywhere. P. HAYMAN ft CO., KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, & CO., WHOLESaI-K A<_l___T_>, DUNEDIN. Beware of Taking any Cheap Put-up Trash. [Established 1863.] A & J. mTf ARLA NB, - DIRECT IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, - 1 "Wine and Spirit Mkuchants, HAM AND BACON CURERS. Tea Blenders of the Windsor Blends—vi..., Stan. ' dard Nos. 1 and 2, Pagoda and Canton. INVALID,PORT AVINE -A SPECIALTY, . As recommended by the Faculty. We call the attention of our'clients to the fact that our Business is tho Largest Retail one iv Otago; that we Import Direct, aud being Cash Buyers we are in ,a position to offer Special Inducements to Cash Buyers. MAJCLAGGAN. AND PRINCES STREETS, Dunediu. • - 25p mHE CITY HOTEL. .This FIRST-CLASS''FAMILY HOTEL occupies the healthiest site'in Princes street, and recommends itself by its central,position, comfortable rooms, excellent table, aud its modorate charges. > C Personal supervision. Convenient Samplo Rooms J. F. NIXSON, 7m Proprietor. DEATBS. lamer.--On the ljlth July, at her mother's re?idence, Hillside Terrace, Princea btreet, Gladys Constance Gwendoline, youngest daughter of the laic nenry Lamer; aged 14 months. Deeply regretted. SAi.HOK».-0n the 21st July, 'at Rookysido, Caversbam, Lucy,", second daughter of Professor Salmond. Announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths sent for publication from tbo country districts require to be verified by the signature of either our.agaut in tho district 1 rom which the announce&ient is sent or of the' clergyman of the district. Charge for these, 3s par insertion. TOIUNERAL NOTICE. The Friends of tho late Mr HUNRY LARNER, also of Mis A. E. Lamer, are respectf ally iuvitc-i to attend the Funeral of tbeir bite daughter, which will leave the residence of her mother, Hillside lerrace, Prince1? stivet south, for the Northern Cemetery, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), the 23rd inst., at 2.30 p.m. A. J. WYNN & HOPE, 22jy Undertakers, St. Andrew street.