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Business Notices. INVERCAEGILL. HARDWARS, WOODWARE, & TIMBER KfIITCHA^TS AND 3stt:ee-:d]E3:es,£3' iesobji^sioi^o-^sess. We hold Large and Well-assorted Stocks of BUILD IKG MATEEIALS, and give the LOWEST QUOTATIONS procurable. ESTIMATES given for full at ANY RAILWAY STATION in OTAGO or SOUTHLAND. 1 1MB EE, supplied Direct from or from our Yard in INVER CAEGILL. " TRY OUR PRBCES. k FAMOUS ' IMITATED. Sufferers from INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, or SLUGGISH LIVEE who have been advised to get tfs W£s!a©© s ' must be sure to ask for L.®ASBY 9 & " WABIOIV which is the original and only genuine. Prepared from h SEOIIT figeiFE and is essentially different from every other so-called ** Walaoo " in the market. ASK FOR UiSifS "WAioa" and don't be persuaded that anything else is as good. £.©ASBY»a 4i WAHtM>" laas proved its cufi'ative powes-s time ssffSefi" ilisie. No other medicine has done so. You can safely follow in the footsteps of the thousands who loudly proclaim the virtues of I,OA«BY»a " WAS©©," iPaSe* Emaciated* Mo Appetite^ Ayer's Sarsapariila Onred Him. tioiward Graham, Collingwood, Melbourne, Victoria, writes Gratefully of His Cure. "In 1890 I had a severe attack of typhoid fever, and for nearly five years after the fever left me was a confirmed invalid. I had no appetite; became pale and emaciated, and was unable to work. I tried various remedies but found no relief until I began taking AYEE'S SAESAPAEILLA. This medicine greatly improved my appetite, restored my liver and stomach to a healthy condition, and now my food digests perfectly and I am better than ever I was in my life. JTor this I am deeply grateful, and take pleasure in making known to others the value of your_ Sarfiaparilla." v jThe wonderful success of the great blood purine* has led to numerous imitations. The name— Ayer's SarsaparilSa — Ia prominent on the wrapper and is blown in the glass of each bottle. Ec« fuse all substitutes. Kigrliest Awards at tbe World's Great Expositions,

— The cathedral of Rouen bo&efcs a clock Tvhich has kepfe time for 500 years. — There lives at Pitt Town, on the Hawkeabury, New South Wale 3, a lady (Mrs Horton), now 97 years old, V7ho as a child came to New South Wales with Governor Macquarie in H.M.S. Hindoßtan. — As France taxes bicycles and tricycles, the number of machines used in tha country is known exactly. On January 1, 1897, there were 329,814- taxed, an increase of nearly 74,000 over 1895, which had shown an increase of 53,000 over the preceding year. The revenue obtained in 1896 was 3,272,339 franca. Paris department (the Seiue) heada the list with 62., 892 bicycles, paying a tax of 626,916 francs,