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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10600, 21 February 1896, Page 2

Special Advertisements. OTAGO DAILY TIMES AND OTAQO WITNESS. ■'BLUFF AGENCY. SUBSCRIBERS are NOTIFIED that the * imes and Witness are now obtainable from MR P. GEORGESON, who has taken ov«r the Agency formerly held by Mrs Wilson.Both Papers can also be obtained from MR H. G. NEWMAN, by whom the Melbournetteaniers are regularly boarded. lOja mHE NEW ZEALAND MEDICAL JL JOURNAL, j Speaking of THOMSON & CO.'S WAI-RONGOA MINERAL WATER, Says: Medicinally considered, the water is distinctly alkaline, and as an antacid and diuretic it would be beneficial in certain cases of dyspepsia and in gouty or rheumatic manifestations, and from the iron contained should prove of valse . to those suffering from ameniia and debility." We are now prepared to take orders for ] WAI-RONGOA MINERAL WATER, Bottled only at the Springs, North Taieri. The Best Table Water as yet discovered in 1 New Zealand. Testimonials from medical gentlemen, analytical chemists, and consumers as to its value can ba seen at our office. We supply the Dunedin and Wellington Hospitals, the Union Company's entire fleet, and Bellamy's with our PURE CRYSTAL SODA AND MINERAL WATERS. Specially-made Sodawater for Invalids. THOMSON & CO. i KID GLOVES. \Ve have opened several cases of New Kid Gloves, and are now in a position to offer grand value all round. Ask to sco the New Italian Kid Glove with largo pearl liuttoni— 2s lid per pair. Also, The "Rhudel," a grand glove, Ii lid The "Roussel," splendid value, Es 6d New "Girault" Suede Gloves, 'Is lid, Aud many others. BROWN, SWING, & CO. LATE SHIPPING. <> Wellington, February 20—Sailed (8 p.m.): Hauroto, for the south; Passengers : Mesdames Oswln (and 2 children), Thomson, Cronin, Baker, Messrs Jaggcr and party (4), Baker, James, i M'Kay, Monk, Rodgers ; and 10 steerage. ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION, THIS DAT. •'■ James Samson and Co., at Rooms—Furniture, &c. Park, Reynolds, .and ' Co., on the premises, Princes street (opposite City Hotel)— Paintings. ■, Wrioht, Stephenson, and Co., at the Dunedin Horse Saleyards — Warrington yearlings; also, at Palmerston Yards—Sheep and cattle. The Mutual Agency Compani, at Power's . Yards —High-class yearlings and other racing i stock. ..,-.. DEATHS. Benjamin.—On the 20th February, Lizzie, the dearly beloved wife of Henry Benjamin, aud daughter of Morris Marks, of this city. EvANS.—Gone to his rest, on February 19, after a lingering illness, Harry Percy, the youngest and dearly beloved son of Samuel anil Mary Evans, Anderson's Bay; aged 20 years.— The Funeral will leave his parents' residence Tbis Day (Friday), the 21st February, at 2 p.m., for the Northern Cemetery, passing the Triangle (Cumberland street) about 3 p.m. Friends please accept tbis intimation. SMart.—On the 7th February, at her residence, Walwera South, Agnes, the beloved wife "of Samuel Smart; aged 40 years. Fell asleep in Jesus. | Announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths sent for publication from the country district. | require to be verified by the signature of either | our agent in the district from which the announcement ia sent or of the clergyman of the districts Charge for these, 3s per insertion. Tm U N E R A L NOTICE. The Friends of Mr HENRY BENJAMIN are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late WIFE, Which will leava his residence, Albert street, THIS DAY, at 2.30 p.m., for the Southern Cemetery. .-, 0 21f