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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10617, 12 March 1896, Page 2

! Special Advertisements. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. , Hxao Ofsics HIGH STKKET, DUNEDIN. FIRE, MARINE, AND FIDELITY GTrABANTEffi EISKS Taken at Lowest Current Rates. THOMAS R. FISHER, General Manager. HE! NEW ZEALAND MEDICAL JOURNAL, 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 caees of dyspepsia and in gouty or rheumatic manifestations, . and from the iron contained should prove of value to those suffering from anosmia and debility." We are now prepared to take orders for WAI.RONGOA MINERAL WATER, : ■ Bottled only at the Springs, North Taieri. The Beat Table Water as yet discovered in New Zealand. Testimonials from medical gentlemen, analytical chemists, and consumers as to its value can be seen at our office. We supply the Duriedin and Wellington Hospitals, the Union Company's entire* fleet, and Bellamy's with our PURE CRYSTAL SODA AND MINERAL WATERS. Specially-made Spdawater for Invalids. THOMSON & 00. T»/rESSES BROWN, EWING, & CO. Are now showing • GOODS APPROPRIATE TO THE SEASON In AH Departments. . - .' • SPECIAL DISPLAY NOW ON 7

FUNERAL NOTICE. . The Friends of the late ROBERT DICK are [ respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which i will leave his late residence, Wickliff Bay, THIS I DAY (THURSDAY), 12th, at 12 o'clock, for the I Portobello Cemetery. *■ llm. T"1 UNEEAt- N OTIC E. The Friends of the late Mrs E. SMITH' are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, which ■will leave her late residence, Alexandra street; 1 Cavershara, for the Southern Cemetery, THIS ■DAY (THURSDAY), the 12th Inst., at i p.ni; ': HUGH GOURLEY, Undertaker, 12m , ' Clarke and Maclaggan streets. TmUNERA£■ N O T 1 C B. The Friends qf JOSEPH ERNEST and GER". TRUDE CLARA BONE are respectfully invited to attend the Fnneral of. their late Infant SON REGINALD BERTRAM, which will leave tbeir residence, Belleknowes, for the Southern Cemetery, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), 13th March, at 230 p.m. A. J. WYNN & HOPE,' 12m Undertakers, St. Andrew street.