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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13652, 23 July 1906, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. TMUWllll»ln.ii»l««uu« l i l MA«JJlll,ll|i!l<J«Jimi,'lliami.iii.i.i l ...ti,.m.... ......,.u, —H"™ |p§| Al QUALITY , I Hf SPOONS, FORKS. fef N When you buy Spoons and Forks, it will pay you to llfa huy only tlie best quality. Nothing gives a more wM refined appearance to one's table than good Table l§§ Silver. We stock only the best quality of Spoons and | jj Forks, and our prices are the lowest at which these I j| goods can be sold. The piece shown here is the well- | known Old Euglish Pattern. We also stock the Jj , Fiddle Pattern. ?: , , Prices in Al Electro-plate. . . -: " = ' I ' f . Fiddlo or Old English Patterns. yj Table Spoons 35/- per dozen. § Table Forks 35/- „ fiessertSpoons ... 25/- „ Dessert Forks 25/- „ We sell these in any quantities required, and. send them to any addross, carriage paid, on receipt of remittance. Stewart Dawson & Co., Corner Princes and Dowling Sts., . . . DUNEDIN. ffffWffffffffffff-ffffffW t||S It's a strange but a very true.saying that Winter is the worst time j[sißsh) 'he Liver has to do it's work in. If J WHY IS THIS? g|j I BECAUSE we take less exercise, we lie in bed longer, we MIL ' *> et * ess ® Un ' we s '* over *' ie re more ' we re l u ? n ' i croff ded buildings T and inhale noxious mses. All these are against the Stomach and Liver; the Kidneys also get more easily deranged. Dr. Grassland's NOXOL will help more people to battle against Winter Liver and Stomach Diseases than any other known remedy. 2/- Chemists and Stores. Wholesale Depot: MARSHALLS CHEMICAL CO. LTD.,.Dunedin. " "CARR'S BLACKIT. THE BLACKEST WATERPROOF POLISH. Gives a Quick and Last- Softens and Preserves, ing Polish .., plr^^Lfc ol- ' s "' I Keeps the Boots a Splen- o!l * in 2 different a^zs did lilack ... TinS ' * * • ' ]?or 330 x Calf, Glace, and Patent Leather Boots and Shoes, and any other Black Leather. sVMs&&£Bk, ..THE.. AMI Wm EASY . . , P£sM&tif CHAR And who has a feetter right to flu comJ 9 forts of an Usy %f Chair than the -,f. Mother? The Father and.head of the house calmly seats htauelf down at the close of the day's work and fe&ls he has earned the luxurious rest of " the big chair"! How 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, 1 W©s7 Rtotfiil Chair for 70/May also be had finished in Tapestry and Plush, TOPEISTBOT BE§VST£B. LIMITED, CITY FURHTURE «REH@USE, DUNEDIN. | . il;llllMMLW«ui«MBU1»mjll-^l.uijy»ig!MamK^»jii«iiCTj»iLLi...ii.i,. M | >|| K]lMllll mm It Hot-water Bottles FOR WINTER,TIME. I The Comforts'of Hot Water can beet be obtained bj vOrfSSi | means of one of our Indiarubber Hot-water Wage, R ■which may be applied to any part of the body. If § Wonderfully soothing, comforting, and pain-relieving. | Large Stock on hand. All of one quality, and all rl i of the best rubber and workmanship. Will last for if ;|l i . years. § ! fU § Prices: 6 x 10, 4/6 58 x 10. 5/6; 8 x 12. 6/8:8x14 t i ; l K u 7/6; 10 x 12,7/6; 10 x J4,8/6.. Covers 1/6 to 1/9 extra. j [| I | A SPLENDID PRESENT FOR*AN INVALID FRIEND. N |)| Johnstone and Haslett, I 11