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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2678, 5 January 1900, Page 1

Business Notices They Burn Lignite, True Coal, Or Wood up to Z4in. OYER 24,000 “ORION” The Copper Boiler are large and Tinned Inside With Stove Pipe can be worked out in the Open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS, Cooking Ranges IN USB IN THIS COLONY. Made in all sizes, Single or Double Ovens. NO SETTING REQUIRED. REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. High or Low Pres* sure Boilers,* With Oast Iron or Copper Boilers, H. E. Shaddock, SOUTH END FOUNDRY,* Princes St., Dunedin, Soldby all Ironmon-1 gets, from whom' Catalogues can be! obtained, or from the Maker., ft***? ■w MTi: 1 -y, p DBINKH DELXCIOTJ 8 GLOBE TEA; a PRICE, IS LbS ■ RETAI^—From all Grocers. WHOLESALE—From CHRYSTALL AND CHRISTCHURCH^ FRESH WATER FOR SHEEP. WEIGHT FORI WEIGHT a Flock of Sheep need More Water than a Herd of Cattle. See that; they get all'/they want and you will get DOUBLE RETURNS in WOOL & MUTTON.j; NOTHING PAYS A SHEEPFARMER SO WELL as a GOOD SUPPLY OF WATER. JJOW TO GET IT INTO THE TROUGHBOHBAPLY ENOUGH, THAT IS THE QUESTION—AND THE “,ST|EEL STAIR” WINDMILL’ IS THE ANSWER TO THE QUESTION. Mav We Fend iou«a' Circular with Full ParticularsBOOTH. MACDONALD & CO.‘ ( Ljl M I t|e d[) , OHBIBfOHU.BO HV

WHY STILL MORE? The use of Van Houten’s Cocoa as a daily: beverage in family life is continually increasing. Why? The explanation is simple enough. Because the highest Medical Authorities recommend it more and more, arid because experience teaches that Van Houten’s Cocoa ought to be chosen before all other drinks. It is refreshing and strengthening, without the pernicious after-effects peculiar to Tea and Coffee. It a good nourisher and flesh-former. In addition, Van W Houten’s Cocoa is not expensive, as a 1-lb. tin ™ will furnish from 100 to 120 cups. You cannot take too much of this healthy, easily-digestible drink; and, even after the fullest use, the flavor never palls on the taste, but comes both fresh and refreshing. VAN HOUTEN’S Eating CHOCOLATE. THE CHEAT THROAT AND LUNG CURE OR, WILD CHERRY PECTORAL BALM. A WONDERFUL .“SPECIFIC FOR ALL AFFECTIONS :OP THE LARYNX, TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA A CURE FOR INFLUENZA, BRONCHITIS, AND ALL DISEASES INCIDENTAL TO THE THROAT AND LUNGS. MR S, J. EVANS, Naseby. Dear Sir,—From my own personal experience I can attest the value of your TUSSIOURA as giving immediate relief in the case of cough. I came to Naseby, by medical advice, on account of serious lung trouble, and whenever I have experienced the cough paroxysms incidental to the disease, I have invariably found your mixture both soothing and stimulating.” When It becomes more widely known, TUSSIOURA should prove a great boon, and I hope that your enterprise in sending forth the preparation thoughout the colony will meet with the success it deserves.—Yours very truly. S. J. EVANS 1 SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER, DUNEDIN. OBTAINABLE AT ALL MERCHANTS. WHOLESALE: AGENTS-KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER CO. Wholesale byJISKELTON FROSTICK & Co-. Limited, Christcohurh BE SURE YOU TRY TUSSICURA, GEORGE J. SHAW, Naseby.