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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10620, 16 March 1896, Page 2

Special Advertisements, NUMMARY FOR HttßOfß TUB OTAGO DAILY TIMES MONTHLY-SUMMARY- FOB .BUROPK FoiSlespatch by tho SAN FRANCISCO MAO. Will be Published TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, 17U1 MARCH. Aflntnd Subscription (prepaid) ... 2s 6d. SS?ODjOARD'S Portfolios of Photographs of Famous Cities, Scenes, and Paintings. Bound Volume ready March 1. Five hundred and fifty-six Photographs handsomely bound, 12s; posted, 14s (to any part of New Zealahfl)! Prictbr and Ormsby, Stafford street, Dunedin. The Acaßemie de MedeciNE o* Fluhtas His PLACED , *! P 0 L 1 I N A R 1 S _HL ( aThe Queen of Table Waters") t At Tiht HEAD op ALL tße Waters Examined fob PU RITY and FREEDOM i?ad'M Disease ■ Germs." 1 THE 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 cases of dys- " t pepsia and in gouty or rheumatic manifestations, - and from the iron contained should prove Devalue to-those suffering from ancemia and debility." '• We ore now prepared to take "orders for I WAtRONGOA MINERAL WATER, $ '"Bottled only at the Springs, North Taieri. ' The Best Table Water as yet discovered in ? New Zealand. i Testimonials from medical gentlemen, analytics cal chemists, and* consumers as to its value can \ beseen at onr office. , We supply the DiVnedin ixA Wellington Hdspi- •" ytsls, the Union Company's entire fleet, and '-Bdliltiiy's With our \ i ' PURE CRYSTAL SODA AND MINERAL WATERS. Specially-made Sodawater for Invalids. tHoms'o'n& 00.. THE litest LbSdon ftovelty for' GeDtleinen is the "Cephalic1' Self-adjlisting Hati If you have 10 minutes to spare, go along to BkowK, Ewimg, Ai«> Co.'s and see it. The price is 10s 6d,

TmONERAL NOTICE. The Friends of WILLIAM CAMERON are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of llis late WIFE, which will leave his residence, Gordon road, Mosgiel, for the East Taieri Cemetery, THIS DAY (MONDAY), 16th inst., at ANDREW WEDDEBSPOONj lb'm TJndaftaker; "El tf NBIt A£i NOTICE, The Friends of Mr THOMAS LACK are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late SON, THOMAS BALLINGEB, which Will leave his residence, Stuart street, for the Southern Cemetery, TO-MORROW (TUE3DAY), the 17th inst, at 3 p.m. HUGH GOURLEY, Undertaker, •j'lom Clarke and Haclagpn streets.