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Otago Witness, Issue 1945, 4 June 1891, Page 22

Missing Friends. GEORGE GILPIN FLINT. — Anyone knowing the whereabouts of George Gilpin Flint, who leffe^Eugland about 1877, bound for Dunedin, N.Z. (last heard of as billiardmarker in some hotel in Dunedin), will be rewarded by communicating with his brother, LEIGHTON FLINT, Cardrona Station, via Aramao, Queensland. 4ju IF this should meet the eye of MATHEW ARMOUR, communicate with Mr Cox, Temperance Hotel, Maclaggan street. News of importance from Home. 4ju WOULD THOMAS HIRD-HOVEY or SPOONER (late of Nottingham, England), communicate with JOHN CUMMING, vVaimangaroa, Westport, and he will be supplied with his friends' address in Tasmania. Public Notices. STRATH-TAIERI MEDICAL CLUB. npHE MEMBERS' LIST of the above Club, though largely Signed, is still open for SIGN ATURBS at the Store of R. NEILL, 28my Chairman and Secretary, S.T.M.C. To Runlioltlers, Farmers and Employers of Labour. fT^HE Undersigned begs to announce that he _I_ has now Opened & LABOUR EXCHANGE in conjunction with his other Agency Business. In soliciting Patronage (Free of Charge) Mr Brew will guarantee that .no Employer of Labour will be inconvenienced by those who are incapable of discharging the particular work required of them to do. Only a small Fee * will be charged to competent men. Richard Brew, 4jn 2 RATTBAY STREET. Macdonald's Labour Exchange AND COMMISSION AGENCY, at * Pbincbs stkbet, Dunedin. HAS always waiting engagement Ploughmen, Shepherds, Couples, Cooks, Knockabouts, and all classes of efficient Female Servants. Orders punctually attended to. None but Superior Classes of Servants will be sent from this office. 4ju PUPIL TEACHERS' NOTES. TONIO SOL - FA EDITION For the GOVERNMENT MUSIC SYLLABUS, Compiled by William H. Stanton, Esq. POST FEEE: SIXPENCE. ' THE STAFF NOTATION, A Practical introdnction on the Tonic SolFa method of teaching music, , By John Curwen Esq. POST free : ONE SHILLING. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, And BRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS On the f«- FAIR-HIRE-CONTRACT-SYSTEM (THREE YEARS). ,_ CHAS. BECC & CO., PRINCES STREET, DTTKTBDZCT ; Or their Agents : MESSRS WESNEY BROS., INVERCARGILL. JgjSMM' Children become listless, fretful, without energy, thin and weak. But you can fortify them and build them ' up, by the use of ; SCOWS EMULSION t OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND HYPOPHOSPHITES ; Of Zilxne stnd Soda. They will take it readily, for it is almost as palatable ac milk, and three times as effloaoious as plain Oil. And it should be remembered that A 8 A PREVENTIVE |OR CURE OF COUGHS OR COLDS, IN \ BOTH THE OLD AND YOUNG, IT IS UN1 EQUALLED. Avoid »t*sUtuHoni offend. \ .npUSN Years in Equatoria, and the 'Return JL with Kmin Pasha, by Major Oasatl, 18s ; Tbe Black Police, An Australian Story, by A. J. Vogan, 2s 6d ; In Darkest Bngland, and tbe Way Out, by General Booth, 4a ; Miss Nobody of Nowhere, by the author of Mr Barnes of New York, 2t 6d ; Everybody's Book of Scotch Wit and Humour, 9d ; Aytoun's Lay of the Scotch Cavalier*, Is 3d ; Dlok's English Library of Standard Works, volume 26, containing five complete novels, 2a ; A Colonial Reformer, by Holf Boldrewood, 3s 6d and 2s 6d ; Bobbery Under Arms, by Eolf Boldrewood, 3s 6d and 2s 6d ; The Miner's Eight, by Bolf Boldrewood, 3s 6d and 2s 6d; The Squatter's Dream, by Bolf Boldrewood, 3s 6d 'and 2s 6d ; Good Plain Cookery, by Mary Hooper, Is 3d; The Bine Bangers, by C*ptain Mayne Beid, 9d ; The Crystal Button, by Chauncey Thomas, 9d ; America, a History, by B. M'Kenzie, 4s ; A Cigarette Maker's Bomance, by Marion Crawford, 3s 6d; He Fell Among Thieves (D. Christie Murray and Henry Herman)— cloth 3a 6d, paper 2s 6d; Studies in Literature (John Morley)— cloth 3» 6d, paper 2s 6d ; Nister's Holiday Annual for 1892, 4s.— JAMES HOBSBUKQH, Bookseller, Dunedin.