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Southern Cross, Volume 3, Issue 2, 13 April 1895, Page 4

IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE Goke Coeeee Palace Opposite Railway Station OORE. Mrs H. STEWART. Proprietress. THE above first-class hotel has just been completed and will be found to be superior to any building of the kind south of Dunedin. It will be under the immediate supervision of Mrs Stewart, so long and favourably known in connection with the Gore Temperance Hotel. Hlagnificent dining room—two commodious sitting rooms —hath room hot and cold water laid on. Charges Moderate.

Perfect Sigdht !!! ■ HAVE just landed, from one of the best ■ makers in Europe, a splendid lot of Perfect Lenses in Brazilian pebble and crown glass; and also a great, variety spectacle frames, almost any size and design, so that I can now not only guarantee to supply Lenses to suit the eyes, but frames to perfectly fit the face. I test the sight for the various forms of defective refraction—Astigmatism, Myopia, &e I have also good selection of coloured Glasses, Goggles, &c., for weak sight. Oceulists’ Prescriptions for glasses accur • ately made up. C. H. MACAIISTER, Chemist and Occulist-Optician INYERCARGILL. BELLS of Bashan, with your horns Pare the nails of Moses’ Corns. Or rather try JONES’ CORN CUBE It will do it better. E. B. Jones, Chemist and Druggist, Dee St., Invercargill. 0. N. DAWSON AND CO., General Storekeepers & Dealers, WAIMATUKU. HAYING determined to avoid, as much as possible, booking on credit, we are now selling goods at TOWN PRICES FOR CASH. This should be a splecial inducement for Customers to pay cash, and short accounts make long friends. HIGHEST PRICE given for Eggs, Butter, and other Farm Produce. CASH BEYERS of SHEEPSKINS and RABBITSKINS, Wool, Horsehair, Hides, Tallow, &c., &c. . Agent for “ THE SOUTHERN CROSS/' Penny Weekly Newspaper.