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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10760, 26 March 1897, Page 1

Business Notices. HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY COOKING IS MADS EASY AND CECKAP BY USING ONE OP SHAGKXOCK'S "OEION"EANGES It will Bnrn Lignite, Coal, Wood, or Peat, anc requires no Setting. The Maker and Patentee having had 25 yeara experience in the Manufacture of all kinds o COOKING ana HEATING APPARATUS, wil be pleased to furnish prices and advice to anl desiring It. H. B. SHACKLOCK, GKNKRAL FOUNDRY, Crawford street, Duhkpik. COAL! COAL! COAL What those who u-e BTJBNWBIL COAL sa; about it: — Mr Somerville, Anderson's Bay, says :—"lt i the strongest of our Otago coab." Mrs AVm. Mearps, Barrfield, • Mornington says :—" Burnweil is an Al coal, and is wel named, as it does burn well." Mr Russell, Fine Hi!l, says :—" Burnweil Coa is a very good coal, and suits us admirably." The I'roprietors request every Householder t( give the Burnweil Coa! a trial, and they will fine it a perfect household coal at a reasonable price. Sold by all Coal Merchants. 20s per Ton inside the Town Boundary; 21s per Ton over the Belt. GIBSON & LEES, VOGEL STREET, DUNEDIN. 17] X AMES DU T HIE AND C~a GENERAL CARRIICRS and COAL MERCHANTS, CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FORWARDIN( AGENTS. Furniture Carefully Packed for Storage or Removal

Ample Storage Accommodation in Brick Buildirj] at Lowest Rates For the convenience of our numerous Coa Customers Messrs Dotiiib linos., Drapers, Georg street, will accept orders for coal and payment 0 accounts on our behalf. Telephone 712. p.OL Box 365 LOWER HIGH STRISRT 29ai WHEN PURCHASING AUSTRALIA! WINE 3 Always ask for HARDY'S ADELAIDE WINES. Clarets, Port, Sherry, Constantia, Hock, Chablis, and Tokay. Recommended by leading Doctors as the best WINES in Australia. gSOLD BY ALL PRINCIPAL HOTELS AND WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. WANTED KNOWN That the CROWN MILLS, Manor place, Dunedin, Have now changed hands, and are at present owned and run by THE ATLAS MILLING COMPANY (Evans & Co., Limited), TIMARU aud.DUNEDIN. The Crown Mills have been thoroughly ovei hauled and the machinery put in first-class order the wheat used is all of the best quality— mostl: limestone Rrown, from Canterbury. The publi can therefore rely on the Crown Mills brand.o Flour as being equal to any made in New Zes land. We only ask aMr trial, and feel confiden we can do our customers justice and give then satisfaction. The products of the Mill are FJoui Wheatmeal, Bran, Pollard, Oatmeal, and Peat Barley. A good stock of Wheat, Oats, and Barle will always be on hand for sale in large or smal quantities. We are buyers of Grain and Produce in an quantity for cash. Cornsacks and Seaming Twine supplied. Storage at lowest current rates. Money advanced to Farmers on Grain in Store Apply EVANS & CO. (LIMITED), 13] a Manor place, Dunedio. " TUNO" PLUG TOBAGCO PURE VIRGINIA LEAF. HAS STOOD THE TEST OP TIME. O W O N SAL B "MEMORIES OF THIC LIFE OF J. F. H. WOHLERS, MISSIONARY AT RUAPUKE." An AiiTouiouuAPiir. Translated from the German by John Houquxo. This Book is a history of the life and wor of the Rev. J. F. H. Wiihlers, Missionary a RuapnUe, written by himself—the original wor having been published in Bremen in ISS3. Coming to New Zealand in 1843, he est&r mhed himself as a missionary • amongst th Maoris at Ruapuke. He converted communitie (to line Ilia own words) of loathsome savages, sun! in poverty and degradation, into communities 0 prosperous, civilised human beings, receiving fo niauy years no remuneration whilst so doing, bn producing his own food out of the soil, am teaching the Maoris to do the same after 1 civilised manner; thus saving people's souls an< their bodies as well. He preserved and full; records the old Maori mythology (a sublime one) the custodians of which all died before his owi demise. His Book is a valuable record of- th early history of New Zealand, and is writtei with great literary taste and poetic aud piou feeling. Uau be ordered from Booksellers. Phice : Bound in Cloth. 3s 6d. O& D SP O R~T? TOBACCO A Cool Smoke.—J. Low, Ravensbourne. OLD SPORT TOBACCO A Cool Smoke.—John Peterson and Co. OLD SPORT TOBACCO A Cool Smoke.—lrvine and Stevenson. OLD SPORT TOBACCO A Cool Smoke.—A. Miller and Co. L» SPORT TOBACCO A Cool Smoke.—P. G. Shepherd. OLD SPORT TOBACCO A Cool Smoke.—D. M. Miller and Co. OLD SPORT TO B ACC 0 A Cool Smoke.—C. Dickinson. OLD SPO R T TOBACCO A Cool Smoke. —Arthur Browning. OLD SPO R T TOBACCO A Cool Smoke.—R. Rutherford. OLD SPORT TOBA CC 0 A Cool Smoke.—Brook Bros. OLD SP O R~T TOBACCO A Cool Smoke.—P. Carolin and Co. OLD S P~O~R~T TOBACCO A Cool Smoke.-C. C. Croft. OLD SPORT TOBACCO A Cool Smoke.—S. Jacobs. OLD SPORT TOBA CC( A Cool Smoke.—J. 11. Harris. OLD SPORT TOBACCO A Cool Smoke.-H. Woodyer. OLD SPO Jl T TOBACCO The Coolest Smoke. Try it. OLD SPORT TOBACCO The Coolest Smoke. Try it_ OLD SPORT TO B -^^"6 The Coolest Smoke. Try it. OLD SPORT TOBACCO The Coolest Smoke. Try it. OLD SPORT TOBACCO _ The Coolest Smoke. Try it. OLD SPORT TOBACCO The Coolest Smoke. Try it. OLD SPORT TOBACCO The Coolest Smoke. Try it. OL D SPO RT TOBA CC O __ The Coolest Smoke. Try it. OLD SPO RT TOBA CC O _ The Coolest Smoke. Try it. Jf\ L D SPO It T TOBACCO I XJ 1 Wholesale from All Merchants. j T ADIES' PAGE (by Emmeline).— Ausweri ' JLJ to Correspondents, Table Talk, Chat on Books, Ladies' Gossip, Home Interests.—Otagt . Witness.