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Southland Times, Issue 13428, 14 April 1896, Page 4

Public Notices T. J. PRICE & CO,, , HAVE Just received a larpe and choice assortment of Perfumes, Soaps, Toilet Articles, etc., s omprising Koger and Gallets, Vera Violetta, Peau D'Espagne, Butterfly, Marecnale, Crab Apple Blossom Cherry Blgfsom, Parma Violet, Hannay's Rondeletia, Hasu-no-Hana, etc. Colgotas, Cashmere, Bouquet, Rosodoro, Opoponax, White Heliotrope Soap, Lanoline, Vinolia, Cuticura, Juvenia, etc. 1 THE LATEST MEDICINES AND PREPARATION KEPT IN STOCK. Every attention and care is taken in the dispensing of prescriptions, and only drugs of purest quality used All orders promptly attended to. T. J. PR ICELAND CO., CHEMISTS AND DRUGGJISTS, Theatre Royal Buildings, Dee Street, Invercargill Box. 110, Invercargill. Telephone, No. 175 LADIES, BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES AND PIANOS "Governmen House j " Wellington, 10th December, 1595. I HAVE used Mr McKenzie's Furniture Polish for three years, and prefer it to any paste I have seen used, either here or at. Home for domestic use, and it iasiniplerof application. " (Signed) F. RAWLINCS, " House Steward to Lord Glasgow. ""Similar Testimonials from Chas. liegg and Co, piano dealers, Dunedin ; Meldrum and Taylor, oamaru ; Hugg'ms, Timaru ; manager Milner and Thompson, Napier ; Messrs Park and Grace Clarke, Palmerston North ; Mr Punney, Piano Depot, Wellington, etc, etc, and all leading piano experts. ONE BOTTLE EQUAL TO THREE POTS PASTE. SMALL QUANTITY REQUIRED. NO LABOUR, SIMPLE AS DUSTING. PRICE .. •• ls Od and 2s. McKENZIE'S SAFE CLOTH CLEANER AM) CLOTHES REVIVER. The Strongest, the Safest, and the Cheapest Clean-S---i- Fluid manufactured. One-third usual quantity | siitVicieut. Tbis Fluid is invaluable to the household | I economist. It possesses wonderful cleansing properties, is pleasant and soft to the skin. PRICE, ls 3d. N.B.— As the fluid is exceptionally strong please obey instructions as to strength. r Will Wash the Dirtiest, and Greasiest Clothes Clean. rp O T II R Iri F T Y wives: READ THIS DOWN. Extract from Dunedin Star, January 7th, ISDG : — "Mr M'Kenzie] submitted some of his 'Sale Cloth Cleaner' to a pretty severe test yesterday. Our I engineer handed him a dirty printers blanket well saturated with printing ink, and thiit bad been long in use. In about a quarter of an hour all the ink 3 stains were cleaned off, and it was handed back ready s for work. There is a great saving of time in using M r McKenzie's lluid over the ordinary methods of washing.' „ , , „• Similar testimonials from 'New Zealand Tunes, 'Evening Post,' etc. Ounce (eighth part of ls M bottle) in hot water copper thoroughly washes Blankets, Housc-hpld , Linen, etc. ; saves half soap, half time, and half labour; no soda or other cleansing substances required. Few drops only in boiling water cleans greasy, spotted, or stained apparel or hats. FROM LOCAL TRADESMEN. "We have tried M'Kenzie's Cloth Cleaner nnd can testify to its wonderful effect in quickly removing all kinds of grease from a very much soiled coat. A feudrops were sufficient to clean and revive the garment, —(signed) Duthie Bros., Drapers, Dunedin." Similar testimonials from Messrs Mollison, Drummond, Fyfe and Cuming, etc., etc., drapers, Dunedin. " Mr McKenzie. " Dear Sir,— We have been using your Safe Cloth Cleaner for some time back, and have found that it performs all you claim for it. We are well satisfied, and could not wish for anything better. — Yours truly, W. and R. Scott, Drapers and Tailors, Princes street." Also from Messrs Wilkie, Hendry and Sons, Messrs Stokes, Sinclair, Aitken, Anderson, Bailey, etc., etc., Merchant Tailors ; all practical men ; Dunedin. ' I '^fm^ NONE GENUINE I .jgjSja BtC * WITHOUT tMJsV'™** TRADEMARK. /-•-illafvS 1F r Sol(1 ■'••' f;rorL ' rs ' t_f2^__^^^__: ' * Drapers, Ironmongers 5 fc~SJ^£*"^§sffij|j. and Chemists everyf_^aWmßm^ Where - Please specify McKENZIE'S, and never buy from doort.o-door vendors. al DR BRANDT'S MALTED FOOD ' FOR INFANTS, INVALIDS AND TIIE AGED. ' In use at the Southland Hospital and Home for the Destitute, In* ercargill. ' Sold Everywhere. JOHN C. PORTER, Esk Street, Agent. . XJOOKS YOU SHOULD BEAD. " Too Clever bv Half," by John Lang . . Is 3d " Too Much Alike," by John Lang ■ • Is 3d " Casa Braccio," by F. Marion Crawford .'is (id " Coles' Book of Gymnastics," by Kawdon Crawley • • • ■ Is M " Fifty Dozen Medical Dont s, by Dr J. C. "Va'en'ine _. . Is M " The Root of the Matter," by 11. H. Champion ls 3d " The Lightning Calculator," published by E. ; W. Cole ■ • • • M " The Red Cockade," by Stanley We-, man " White Turrets," by Mrs Molesworth " Don," bv author of " Laddie" " His Father's Son," by Brander Matthews • ATL HOME AND COLONIAL NEWSPAPERS SUPPLIED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS, MUSIC ANI) PIANOS. F, J. LILLICRAP 8c CO, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, NEWS AGENTS MUSIC SELLERS, &c, &c. ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL.

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