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NOTICE. THE ART OR GIFT OF TEA TASTING Is only known to about one out of every 20,000; TEA BLENDING TO one out of every 50,000 of the European population of the world ; so what must the public think of the many in New Zealand that have only found it out since the success of KELSON, HATE AND CO’S BLENDS. The great name, and the constant and increasing demand for NELSON, MOATE AND CO’S TEAS, Has certainly led to a lot of dealers in all sorts of wares packing teas, thinking the public will be satisfied with them 5 but as it is well known that anyone can buy tea and pack it in packets with an elaborate label and big name, we do not wonder at the public refusing to buy these mixtures. NO BETTER PROOF OF THE POPULARITY OF NELSON, MOATE & GO'S TEAS Is required than the fact that THEY IMPORTED OYER A FOURTH OP THE WHOLE OP THE TEA THAT CAME INTO NEW ZEALAND DURING THE LAST TWELYE MONTHS. NELSON. MOATE AND CO. Having the Largest Stock of CHINA, SINDIAN, AND CEYLON TEAS, The public can depend upon getting the best value and selection. NELSON, MOATE AND CO. NOTE.—The firm’s representative, MR G. OOLEGROYE, visits this district at regular intervale. Patent Steel Barb Fencing Wire (Galvanised). A STEEL HEDGE-IMP ASS ABLI SOLE MAKER—BIOHABD JOHNSON AND NEPHEW MANCHESTER, And Winchester Street, London.

A Signal Victory Over Disease THE GREATEST REVELATION OF TEE NINETEENTH CENTURA. PROGRESSIVE SCIENCE." OB THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF SPECIAL DISEASES, ACCORDING TO VBI LAWS OF NATURE AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMMON SENSE. Ns More Stoss, or other - Stomach Ooataalnatteaa Thovractlco of Medicine Eevolntionloed. THE MOST RECENT DISCOVERIES IN THE HEALING ART. There is Hope for the Weafc, the Debilitated. and the Diseased, SIGN OB RENAUD, The Celebrated Eolectopathist, Botanic Practitioner, Specialist, Professor of Natnro Science, &0., author of the following Works “ The Principles and v raotioe of Medical Botany,” “ The Rationalistic and ■'tcleotio Treatment of Disease,” “ Shadows,” &o, £oi Has the honor of announcing to the residents of Timaru and New Zealand cenerall that he has KBTARLISBED the NEW ZEALAND ELECTRIC MEDICAL JNSTITUT 42, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND, for the effectual and Permanent Cure , “ Functional Derangements, Nervous Affections, and Chronic and Complicated Diseases ’ Ooas'altatioa and Advice, personal er bp- letter,—PEEß. 1 SIGNOR RENAUD has made the following class of complaints the stuff# at life, and his Electric treatment having proved pre-eminently successful in thousands ci oases, A sure cure will be guaranteed in every ease undertaken, viz,, Incapacity for Study or Business, Loss of Energy, Nervous and Physicial Debility, Premature Decay Spermatorhoea, Errors of Youth, Loot Vitality, Spots and Specks before the Eyes, Trembling, of the Hands, Pimples on the Face, Lassitude and Depression, Nervous, Head' and Mind Complaints i Fits, Liver, Kidney, and Bladder AffectionsDiseases Peculiar to Females, Consumption (stages only) 5 Cold Extra mities ; Rheumatism (both _ aoute and chronic) ,* Impoverished Blood ; Sorofu.. lons Humors; Files i Neuralgia j Sciatica ; Dropsy, of the chest, of the abdomen, and general; Indigestion; Flatulency, Sour Belching®; Heartburn, Dizziness, Hot and Cold Chills; Pain and Oppression in tbe Stomach; Loss of Appetite and all morbid conditions of the blood and general system, no matter from what cause arising, All those who may be suffering from any of the above forms of Disease or Com. plaints not here mertioned should at once consult the only NATURAL HE ALBB of alii DISEASES in New-Zealand, who practices upon Hygienic, Eclectic, Utilitarian, pucJ Cosmopolitan Principles,, Nature’s own System of Healing forms and phases of Diaesay discarding altogether the use of Mineral Drugs and Poisons. SUCCESS CERTAIN IK ALL OASES UKSBRTASSK, SUFFERERS CAN BE TREATED EQUALLY WELL AT A DIBTAKOM CONFIDENCE ABSOLUTE. P.O. Box 289 Office Honrs, 10 to 2, and 4 to 8 Dally. Note-SIGNOR RENAUD will give advice and medicine FREE to the FOOT every TUESDAY, from 10 to 19, on bringing a note signed by any Icoal clergyman >how ing their inability to pay. Shadows sent Post Free on Application.

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QUININE Dl». iliTWfc iMi* JKiiioja ftfclU QUININE FILLS, Without any Mtcoury whatever Act quickly on the Liver Mildly on the Stomach Believe and dsa? th'j fieaid Eegnlato bile all se^etisns. DANDELION AND PILLS, b most sale, certain, and relieving Mediate always to have at hand for Congealed Liver ana us consequences, Headache, Sicknesa, Shoulder pains, Heartburn, Indices, non, gissiaesß, Conßumption, Flatulence. Aorpitidy, DrKing’a are the best Livei Pills. ar.ee, Is Ife., amtf 2s 9d, »®ld by all Ohominta K*“ OLi- 1 EQOTCti WH18K1I; t'HE BLBKD. BTA&BOOND .SB A EX' maokie anl Uk DlflTlLlErj. e*T iold Ivervwhero,. BIDS OF THE BOXS1 r O’

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South Canterbury Times, Issue 6260, 5 July 1890, Page 4

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