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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 52, 25 July 1890, Page 3

V/ v ' Messrs-Litohfleld'ft Son Gi?o the highest price for Gold, Silver, and Copper, Also for Farm and Dairy Produce, in exchange for Goods.

The Wonderful Virtues of the Australian Gum Tree. When the a'chomist of past ages were endeavouring to discover tbe Elixir of Life, they made some very valu l<le but simple dis overies in the science of chemistry, and for many centuries the results of their researches were used by hermits and others who professed a knowledge of medicine. Of late years the rapid development of this science has been so gre t, and the study of botany in new found countries has been practised to such an extent, th t the old world ideas have passed away. The present enlightened age require something more than the simple discoveries of these enthusiasts; this was to a certain extent achieved when the curative property of the Australian gum tree were first made known to an expectant world Since the first discove ies of these medicinal virtues many eminent men have made experiments from the tree, which has been planted in many parts of the globe, as apeventative of malaria and o f ;her fevers. Notwithstanding the many efforts 10 obtain the greatest virtues .vith the least impurities, is ws not 'ill Leon Pettit, an imminent French analytical chemist, after, many years of unceasing toil, was able to produce the active medicinal principles in thf purest nd \ best form of this wonderful tree by a process only known to himself, which he introduced to the public in 1860,, and called it Pewit's Eucalypti Balsam. This valuable preparati n is free from all resinous and irritating substances, being unlike all other compounds, so-called extracts, &c. Ac. It may be given .to children with the greatest safety It is unequalled for coughs, colds, influenza asthma, whooping coughs, bronchitis, and al other chest and lung affections. Thousands of testimonials have been received. Sold everywhere, beware of imitations Sham-and and Co., Wholesale Agents,

' Pudding Colour, answering to the name of " Don." Anyone would ! oblige by giving information to the Masonic Hotel, Havelock. Mahakipawa Branch of the Amalgamated Miners' and Labourers' Association. QUARTERLY General Meeting of the above will be held on i Friday, August Ist, in Oliver's Hall, Cullensville. Applications are inrited for the position ,'of Secretary. Particulars at the office of the undersigned. W. A. Collins, I Secretary pro tem. of Bacon @ 6d per pound. Always on hand—Good Dry Firewood. H. M. Reader. "/ANTED a GENERAL SER- ' T VANT. Apply at Residence of W. BROWNLEE. STILL THEY COME ! MORE BARGAINS! MORE BARGAINS! GREATER, BIGGER, AND BETTER THAN EVER! Northern CLOTHINGr & DEAPEEY COMPANY.

J. Eead, IS THE ONLY FIRST CLASS FUENITUBE MANUFACTURER IN BLENHEIM. ENU I N E r . READ for Furniture. Iron J, REA r . READ Bedsteads, Venetian J. REA ". READ Blinds, American J. REA • READ Ch irs, Austrian J. REA '. READ Chairs, for Uphol- J. REA '. READ stery, Toilet Sets, J. REA .READ Kapoc for Look- J. REA , REA > ing Glasses, for Spring J. REA . REA.D s.attras.ses, for Pic- J. REA READ ture Framing, who J. REA . READ has the only aeloc- J. REA . READ tion in town. J. REA SHOW~EOOMS ©■ AT 0. M. BREWSTER'S, "°3BR High Street, and at CST 0. J. W. GRIFFITHS', "m Market Place. CHEAP AND DURABLE. J. EEAD, York Terrace, Blenheim.

AVING received a fresh lot of ■ WINTER GOODS from the Auckland Branch, are prepared to give siime very Startling Value in Drapery and Clothing. No Reasonable Offer Refused at the Northern CLOTHINa AND DkAPERY COMPANY'S Great Sale. The following are a few of the manyBargains to be had:— Srong he.vy Tweed Suits at £l, worth . 35s 6d Extra heavy Moleskins, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid, and 6s Ud. Men's Overcoats, from 18m 6d, with oapas, Bovs' Inverness Overcoats 9s 6d, cheap at Men's strong Tweed Trousers, 4s lid, 5s 6d, 6s lid ; can't wear ihera out. ig lot of 'Oys' Knicker .Suits fr m 3s lid. Boys' Long Trouser Suite from 10s 6d. Men's Woollen Knitted Sox, double heels and . nd toes Is. Men's (i-ply Cardigan Jackets, 4s 6d ; not to be had under 7-< 6d. Men's Tweed Coals 7s Ud. Good strong Working Shirts Is 9d and 2s 6d. Braces 6d A grand line in Men's Serge Hats, Is lid; Tweed at Is Boys'ditto. Cents' Ties tid, A beautiful range of Regatta Shirts from 3s <id. Lamb's Wool Pants and Guernseys, 3s Ud. Strong Whit- Calico, 2s lid doz.. Grey Calico 2s 6d per doz. | Wnite Twill Single Sheeting BJd, che p at Is. Large Size Blankets 9s lid. Very heavy large Bush Bugs 5s lid; splendid value Double Width Tic i g 7d per y rd, A big range of Winter Dress Stuffs, 6s 6d doz. Large size Towels, 4d. Fine se ection of Flannel from 10£d yard. Black and old Cashmere from Is 3d. Ladies' Skirts, 4s 6d. Kxtra large Table Covers, 5s 6d. Wnite Quilts, 3s 1 Id. Strong Tweed 10|d yard. Heavy ungaree, B£d yard. A nice lot of Ladies' Ulsters, 12s 93. Umbrellas almost given away. All shades in Wool 2s 6 lb. Table Dimask, (wo yards wide, ll£d. Ladies Krench Corset. A good range Cretonnes, very cheap. A very big lot of Embroideries 2d yard. Ladies' Fancy Woollen Clou la, verv large, 4s 6d. Krench Stockingette Jackets, 10s 6d. Indian Hemmed Striped Silk Handkerchiefs Is, and other varieties at ib. Men's Pungre Coloured Silk Handkerchiefs, 6d. 150 doz. Women's Pose, dark colours, 6d ; Children's from 4Jd. 10 doz. Lidies' Washing Aprons, dark colours, ''d. Strong Boot Laces, 3d doz. Washing Dimity, 7£d. Cashmere Gloves, 9d. Lidies' Morocco Handbags, 3s 6d.

-IN STOCK-*, For Sale—Cheap Quality and Price Guaranteed F. 0. LITCHFIELD'S Garden Spades, Garden Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Shovels, Grubbers, Trowels,. Gloves, Tinware ;ill ese iptions, Rrushware, Iron Bedsteads, Stoves and Ranges, Lampw re, Looking Gltisses, Guns and Ammunition, Axes and Adzes, Mattooks 2/11, Enamelled Tray Scales from 6/9 each, Churns and Pnmpg, I'opper Boilers, Box Irons, Sausage Machines, Pocket and Bu'cbers'Knives Cutlery, Plated Goods, &c, Earthenware, Glassware. Some Bargains in PI tes. Early Inspection Invited. F. C. LITCHFIELD, Maticet Place, Bienl^eim,

NOTE THE ADDRESS : Northern Clothing and Drapery Company, NEXT TO A. M'KENZIE'S NEW STABLES, ALFRED STREET, BLENHEIM, TO LET. 3 Commodious and Extensive ■ Premises', known as '• The Miseisippi Villa," in Havelock, now occupied by Dr Drury. Full particulars on application to , >i„;a^^lUiS»Agent,