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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13642, 11 July 1906, Page 7

I PUBLIC NOTICES. I IIIJIII | |ll»lillUI.IIIIII".LJIlilH.».l.l.L.|.H»»H.L.I.] 111. 111-. ~.,,—, ~,„,..■,■.,■.,,.,■..,■, ,]i nnk ., We hold the Finest Stock of Rings in New Zealand, set in all manner of Precious | Stones ranging in price from 25/- to £100. All our ("leins are purchased by our I London House direct from the actual outteiw at Amsterdam and elsewhere. That's I the reason, in •' ""'•"Ml, why we give such supreme value in Rem Kings, . § ,„... „. ~. Diamond and:! sFine White Dia- S 10 Mno Diamond-, Rubies, IS ct Gold- iiioikMiw retting- I ]S ci Cold-£G; Oj £1:103 £5:5s g 5 Fine White Di»- . 3 Emeralds, 2 Dia. Bonds, clawserting- Marquia Rinjs, set nioiids.lSetlioW- ' ,„ " with Diamonds, ami ~,..,„ - 10 : 10 3 Kutay, Sapphire, or >-i ■ ->s Emerald Centre— | £10 to .CM 8 3 Sapphires or Rubies Diamond and Ruby 101'inc Vbite Uiaand i Diamonds— King-, IS ct Clolil— rooiids; e'awscttiug— ° £-1 £10: 109 Catalogue of Illustrations and Finger Measurement Card sent Free on Application. Sorner Princes & Bowling. Streets, CARR'S BLACKIT. THE BUCKEST WATERPROOF'.POLISH.;Gives a Quick and Last- g^^f'ml Softens and Preserves. : ing Polish . .. Ilj*^?''' l " Pf J4s£J4il ' • Keeps the ISoots a Splen- 'llkagr* ~j~dsi&M Sold in 2 different size did Black .., • '^ VDS • •■• ' For Bos Calf, Glace, and Patent Leather Boots and Shoes, and any other Black Leather. I'M MOT kq " SICK,- tat • I 40ik i 1661 • gOQ©... We have sold a meat, deal of SfOXOXi, aud can recommend it with every oonfldanoe to suftorers from Indigestion, Constipation, and disorders arising from a sick liver. Read this:— ' Railway Station. Huls, SOtH February, ISM. . When writing but, I forgot) to mention that I derived great relief from Noxol. I can highly recommend it for Indiys&icli mi Iter cciapMnt.—Yenns Very t'ntlj, Mrs. B, BOXCAIf. And this:*- -—*- . ' E0 Wriylit Street, vreluaston. I piiKtaei a bottln of Br, GrogUnd's Noiol r.t C. Fletcher's, onanist, Willis 3tveet, ami find it a , BjleDtljd preparation, jm to my fnenfe-Yonreaiiciroly,, fr W)jLCB'. Day Totwolf» Bottle w.«' mif It doe* not help yon. 3/-all Cheraiats apfl Storea. | .lyr f%W |^l" a ° aaW '" L '" ri 1 Mtmnn . HUU.BHAU.S 6HEHI6AI 68. LIMITED, BOSEBIH.J LUMW 3 I U pAPERS ~.,,. V^Ssmith -©Smith. ' ■ p r—; ',■' i .: ■ And who has a -better right to the com- ■ If Chair than the & 'i' Mother? The Father and head of the house calmly seats himself down at the close of the day's work and feels he has earned the luxurious rest of "the big chair"! flow many homes make a like provision for the tired, patient Mother? But isn't it only fair that there should be a comfortable rest for the Mother these cold, wintry evenings ? What do you think ? We are now manufacturing a Special Chair which we have called the "REGENT"—an arm chair especially designed for ladies' use. It is Beautifully Covered in Art Cretonne, Corded Mountings, Buttoned Seat and Back, Polished Walnut Legs, Luxuriously Stuffed. rßTnriiiiimiiiiiiii»iijiiini""'"--nTimnirrr i Werj Restftii .Chair'for 70/-->-May also be had finished in Tapestry and Plush. ItWITgD. LIMITED, CITY FUMiiyiiE WAREHIUSE,. = DUN^DINe a, ....... . •. .