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Otago Witness, Issue 2368, 20 July 1899, Page 14

SPECIALTIES in 6J SPECIALTIES in VIOLINS— BANJOS- j CAMPBELL BAND INSTRUMENTScases WASHBURN (AMERICAN) | \ MELODEONS— BESSON'S PROTOTYPE BOWS ZITHER, 5 Stg. g \ FAVOURITE ... 25s COUESNON ° „ „ If !l MINIATURE... 17s 6d watttc CHIN RESTS GUITARS- I | GE3 * lls <» WALLIS VIOLIN STRINGS- WASHBURN^ (AMERICAN) I J AUTOHARPS- MOUTH ORGANS. WEICHOLD ... Is GERMAN Jlg^ - «^ No. 1 22s 6d ZOBOS PADUA ... 9d BAGPIPES- ' S l^^^^ J^ *^ N °" 2 2<S6d OCARINAS GERMAN ... 6d HENDERSON ft y#jJ|L CLARIONETS- WHISTLES FRENCH ... Gd MACDOUGALL f- J? M^fas. Bb A C and Eb TVTTTTROWOIvnJ'c; NTICTORMJSE 6d GLEN M> JT M SONORA REEDS ... 9d OBOES ETERNELLE... 6d pIpE FITTING S- Wuf JT^ TROMBA REEDS ... 6d BASSOONS MANDOLINS- - PKA c§2sTERS gJl[ MT \^ CONCE^ T FLUTES- MUSIC CASES WASHBURN (AMERICAN) S^SSS^ Wmf^St^ ■ M ta « to * ltt PIANO LAMPS ITALIAN . £SSEL I £SS£ - M " TAMBOURINES ' FRENCH • BAGS, &Oi> kc . 'JOW "' D> F ' Eb> amT °" BAND STANDS We carry by far the largest Stock of the above, ancl all v Send for Prices and Particulars of any Musical Instrument -Musical 2s'oTslties and Small Goods, in !New Zealand. ____^HJ_ ____—. ' ou re( l uire ' whii;h we i!1 send promptly.

Planting Season, 1899. Fruit and Forest Trees. Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. KtOSps, Hardy Herbaceous Plants, etc. Native Plants, Ferns, and Seeds a Specialty. Price-lists on application. GEORGE MATTHEWS. Hawthorn Hill Nurseries, Mornington. (Established 1550.) Box 178, P. 0., Dunedin^ Telephone, 446. 13jy

The Most Successful Disc Yet Made— Neat and Handy— Staunch and StrongAll Steel and Iron— Easily Handled— Light Draught— Easily folded for Transport. Agents : A. BURNS & CO., Dunedin; MacEWAN & THQRNTO2T, Gore; . . A. STOREIE, Invercargill.

_ When stiff joints make every -Walking is an Art, movement torture> it is very (^•t£m to be 3. l-<ost A.rt, t as a re "discoverer. They i^ii^^^^. relieve the stiffness, leave the ' -li 1//1 ■// m m^ s supple, and enable even \\\j\ \ \*^Wwmt |f 111 1 li an old man to step off with an 'H 'll - WM-Wm - il e^ as ticity that perhaps he has jfjjjM "JZZ: not knov/n for some time. They "tls=r |Jff|r Wffll^S^ I^il0 are equally helpful in lame back, * soreness in the side or chest, stiff neck, any pain that can be reached by an external remedy. REMEMBER when you need a plaster is the one you want. TAKE NO OTHER BUT ALLCOCK'S.

The man Ward, who was, in April last, or- | The Wellington correspondent of he tiered to be confined during the Governor's Oamaru Mail states that he has seen the plans pleasure for the murder of an Italian hawker of the new Oamaru railway station. W hen » Mount Mary, South Australia, was dis- completed it will be the finest station in the ;overed by the warders, a few weeks ago, South Island, if not in New Zealand It is lying iv hia cell with two ugly gashes in his probable that the department will undertake Jiead, caused, presumably by knockiag his the work of construction, employing such fapad against the c$U waUiL labour ho.va. th.Q district as may R8 teawmlr