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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10572, 20 January 1896, Page 1

Business Notices. ] "ETOUSEHOLD ECONOMY. COOKING IS MADE EASY AND OHIAP BY USING ONE OF SHACKLOCK'S " OKION " RANGES. It will Born" Lignite, Coal, Wood, or Peat, and requires no Setting. The Maker and JPatentee having had 25 years' experience in the Manufacture of all kinds of COOKING and HEATING APPARATUS, will be pleased to furnish prices and advice to any dwfring it, H. K. SHACKLOOK, GENERAL FOUNDRY, Crawford strbbt; Dunbdin. A. & T. BURT, STUART AND CUMBERLAND STREETS, DUNEDIN, Are now appointed SOLE AGENTS IN OTAGO For the SALE of the "INCANDESCENT GAS LIGHT, Which secures 50 per cent, reduction on yonr gas bill and TREBLE THE LIGHT. Six valid reasons why every Consumer should adopt this LIGHT : 1. It saves half; your gas bill. 2. It gives you treble your present light. 3. It can be attached to existing gas fittings. 4. The light is clean, steady, and brilliant. 5. It does away with the impurities of gas. 6. It is pleasant, simple, and economical. SUPERIOR TO THE ELECTRIC LIGHT, And ONE-SIXTH THE COST. Particulars on application to A. & T. BURT, GENERAL ENGINEERS, SANITARY PLUMBERS, & GASFITTKRS, DUNBDIN AND WELLINGTON ""Iff A I Z E N A»| s M ("DURYEA'S"). W H " I . A DELICIOUS TABLE DELICACY. "Vp <5 W O N i A L i": "MEMORIES OF THE LIFE OF J. F. H. WOHLERS, MISSIONARY AT RUAPUKE." An Autobiography. Translated from the German by John Houghton This Book is a history of the life and work of the Rev. J. F. H. AViiblers, Missionary at Ruapuke, written by himself—the original work having been published in Bremen in 1883. Coming to New Zealand in 1843, he established himself as a missionary amongst the Maoris at Ruapuke. He converted communities (to use his own words) of loathsome savages, sunk in poverty and degradation, into communities of prosperous, civilised human beings, receiving for many years no remuneration whilst so doing, but producing his own food out of the soil, and teaching the Maoris to do the same after a civilised manner; thus saving people's souls and their bodies as well. He preserved and. fully records the old Maori mythology (a sublime one), the custodians of which all died before his own demise.. His Book is a valuable record of the early history of New Zealand, and is written .with-great literary taste, and poetic and jr.ious feeling. Can be ordered from Booksellers PnicK: Bopnd in Cloth, 6s -1 «' T UNO PLUG TOBACCO." PURE VIRGINIA tEAF. HAS STOOD THE TEST OF. TIME By Appointment to his Excellency the Governor. ALEXANDER HAMILTON, M.R.C.V.C.S.. &c. Begs to draw the attention of Owners of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Dogs to the fact that he intends to continue to supply Genuine Medicine specially prepared for the treatmentof each patient entrusted to his care, and is confident that, with a correct diagnosis, sound advice, successful results, and moderate charges, he will merit the support of his numerous patrons and customers, and offers to the Stockowning Public in Town and Conntry a boon rarely enjoyed by any colony. A. H. may be consulted daily at Bath street (off George street), near Octagon, Dunedin. Telephone 703. TOATENTS. fyiRADE MARKS. HENRY HUGHES, C.E., M.E., Reg. Patent Agent by Govt. Exam., MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN, And at Wellington, Christchurch, Napier, and Auckland. Patents and Trade Marks obtained ln , all Countries. Specifications and Drawings accurately Prepared. Established 1882. JAMES SPEIGHT & CO. CITY BREWERY. FACTS: Sydney International Exhibition 1879.—Certificate, HIGHLY COMMENDED Melbourne International Exhibition 1880-81, against the WorId.—FIRST and SECOND PRIZES. Dunedin Industrial Exhibition 1881.—SECOND PRIZES for STRONG and PALE ALE. New Zealand International Exhibition, Christchurch, 1882.-FIRST PRIZES for STRONG and their EXPORT PALE ALE. New Zealand Industrial Exhibition, Wellington. 1885—Also took a PRIZE. New Zealand and Sonth Seaa Exhibition, 1889-90. A large number of Prizes. RUNNING ALE, BOTTLED ALE, and STOUT IN BULK were all placed in FIRST ORDER OF MERIT. TASMANIAN EXHIBITION,. 1895. FIRST and SECOND PRTZES (Gold and Silver Medals) for BOTTLED STOUT. SECOND PRIZE (Gold Medal) and other Prizes for ALE IN BULK. There are further proofs, if any are needed, of the uniform excellence of the Article produood at MESSRS JAMES SPEIGHT A CO.'S CITY BREWERY., GREAT SALE. — Narrow Black Wave Braids, usually ld yard—now -_d doz. Carter and Co. Uja /""*. OODALL'S ESQ POWDER.—One Six\JT perm* Tin is equal to 25 eggs. 2gd :: SHEEP :: DIPS. DIP, wison-ous SIP, er 5,000,000 Sheep in New Zealand alone, 5s 6d per Gallon. >NE HUNDRED GALLONS DIP. )WDER DIP, OUS DIP, ivyears' experience. Wonderfully Successful, ler Poisonous Dips. ?* t YEAR SINCE INTRODUCED. SOPT AND BRIGHT. EASILY MIXED. nous Dip in the Market. Ed Iron Kegs 60s per owt. s of ten Packets) 60s per Case, K> GALLONS OF DIP; -EOTS: . I, CHRISTCHURCH. Agents : • ITY _. CO. (LIMITED). AY, ROBERTS, & CO. „ GEO. R. HISLOP. , m. TOTHIfiL. WATSON. 4fCo_