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IMPORTANT TO NEW ZEALAND DAIRX FARMERS. WOOD ACCOMPANY, 25 King Steeet, Mklbouknb, ARE prepared to receive Consignments of every description of Dairy Produce. Butter made a specialty. Their long experience and extensive connection enable them to place the best qualities to greatest advantage. Intending clients will be supplied with fuller iuformation on writing to above address. We always have on hand special stocks of dairy requisites, and import Cheese Baudago aud Cloth, Walton's Annatto, Visser's Annatto, Rennet, and Butter Colouring, all favourably reported upon by our leading dairy farmers. 3au Q R. WILSON. M.E. K3« (Late General Manager of the Broken Hill Proprietory Company and of Block XIV, Great Barrier Ranges, New South Wales). Consulting and Mining Engineer, 117 Collins street west, Melbourne. Estimates and Plans furnished for winding, pumping, and . reducing plants of any description. Mines inspected and advised on in any part of Australia. lOau TO ARCHITECTS, PROPRIETORS, CONTRACTORS. AND BUILDERS. ANGUC9 MACLEAN, 8, 10, 12 Frankir street, Melbourne, Sole Patentee and Manufacturer of Maclean i Patbkt Column for Verandahs and Balconies, Cast Iron Columns, Finials, Yanks. Ventilators, Balustrndei, Orestlngi, Pott Gapita.li, and all Ornamental Requisites required for Building purposei. Vn Illustrated catalogue, containing deiigns, prices, Ac. of hII the above work, mtv be obtained at the • >tago Daily Times Office. Telegrams, letter*, Ac. promptly attended to. Ornamental Tables, Stands, uid Garden Chairs. N.B.— Patterni made to any 'Jesigus; architects' details followed. Telephone 843. ____________ > _____________^ Bau THE WAVERLBY HOTEL, Collins place, off Collins street east, Melbourne. Proprietress. Mrs M. Coles. The Waverley is elaborately and tastefully furnished throughout, and 1b replete with every modern comfort and convenience. Staple, double, or private suites of apartments. The kitchen is under the management of an excellent chef de cuisine. Special attention is drawn to the central city position of the "Waverloy." New Zealanders will find this the most suitable and convenient hotel in Melbourne. Terms as per agreement. Engagements by telegram will be punctually attended to. Newspajv-a from all countries kept filed. 27ju tKhe exchange hotel JL and lunohkon roomb. Corner of William street and Fundxbs lane (a few doors from Collins stre*t.. Proprietor Mr TMOS. H. DODSON (late of Dunedin and Port Chalmers). The be»t accommodation and reaeonable charges. Grills at any h ur of tlie day. Two courses and glass r f ale, stout, or colonial wine, One Shilling. Quite close to US. Co.'s quay. Telephone No. 791. 25jy LEON BEAUPIN, Importer of Human Hair aud Hairdressers' Sundries; also Manufacturer of American lioit Chairs. Machinery for Brushes supplied. So'e igent for Pengeot Hair Clippers, the sole clipper* adapted to cut hair ehort and long. Sole manuffie- ' urer of Bau de Jouvence, the celebrated Hair Dye jf the age— as good for whiskers as for the hair. Sole Agent for Australasia of Demaison Chetelat, Perfumer, of Paris. Always on hand, an extensive stock of Shaving Mugs, Hot-water Urns, 4c , and Shaving Curd Soap. Supplies all requisites to the trade. Sole Agent for the celebrated OIGAB BRAND RAZORS. All Telegrams or Letters promptly attended to. LEON BEAUPIN, Wright's Lank. Melboubsb. Hjg MESSRS S. SCHUHKRAFFT k CO. 91 FLINDERS STREET EAST, MELBOURNE. Colonial Paper Bag Manufactory, Paper and Stationery Warehouse, and Machine Printing Offices. Fancy Tea and Coffee Wrappers, Paper Napkins in all designs, Gummed Labels for Druggists sna Chemists, Buckram and Parchment Label* for Ironmongers and Nurserymen, Address Cards witn Chromo-Lithographed Backs. Sole Agents for *recman's Pudding Powders. ( fW THE AUSTRALIAN BOTANIC INSTITUTE, 193 BOUHKK STREET EAST, MELBOURNE. MB W. MBNTIPLAY. The remarkable success that the above IniMtut* ha 8 attained in the short space of four years ha> reached far beyond the expectations of the Propi iex or, who has succeeded in Curing Ever? U»* ease that hat been brought under his notice. One hundred and thirty-nine cases of Brysipeia* jured each in 24 hours. In the case of Diphtheria he hai never failed. Liver and Kidney Complaints cured after every other means have failed. ""' Hydatids cured without operation. Eheuraatum (chronic or otherwise) successfully treated. . Nervoui Diseases a Speciality. All other forma of complaint aleo tuccea»f ally treated- I'JUl ' JU