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Southland Times, Issue 13671, 5 February 1897, Page 4

SAIL, TENT, TABPAULIN, HORSE COVKR, OIL SKIN CLOTHING, AND FLAG FACTORY, Opposite Horse Sale Yabds, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. — H. CUNNINGHAM HAS on Sale a large and varied Stock of Horse Covers, Rick Covers, Mill Covers, Wool Sheets, Tarpaulins, Tents, Oil Clothing, and every line pertaining to the Trade at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. BINDER APRONS FOR ANY MAKE OF MACHINE MADE TO ORDER OR REPAIRED. MARQUEES, ALL SIZES, TENTS AND FLAGS ON SALE OR HIRE ■ Kindly note above address. jalO MISS HENDERSON, QPENS Classes on the 19th JANUARY in the New Ideal Chart, Completed but a ehort time ago. The most accurate and simple System of Dressoutting yet discovered. SCHOOL HOURS, 10 TO 4. Evening Classes by special arrangement. ROOMS OVER WESNEY BROS. pBIOE & BULLBID’S SALE Ladies, you can get everything Cheaper at PRICE & BULLEID’S. 500 Ladies’ Blouses, Shirts, Children’s Costumes, Overalls, and Ladies’ Costumes at Half-price. NOW PUBLISHED. Stones’ QTAGO AND SOUTHLAND DIRECTORY AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL Fourteenth Year 1897. Op Publication. EDITED BY JOHN STONE, Junb. Demy Bvo. size, containing about 900 pages, together with numerous Maps corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt-lettered. PRICE 15s STONE. AND CO., Printers and Publishers, Crawlord street, Dunedin LONDON: John Haddon and Co, Salisbury Square, E.O,

MASTERS’ Men’s Clothing is specially Cut and Fits like Tailor - Made, You can buy a really Firstclass Suit at the Lowest Possible Price AT / MASTERS’ JONES AND THE PUBLICANS OR I SHOULD SAY, RATHER, The Publicans and Jones. At a recent meeting of the L. V. Association when the subject of boycotting me was under consideration, one member said, “boycott or no boycott I must have Jones’ Corn Cure, as nothing else cured corns like it.” It was therefore resolved not to boycott Jones' Corn Cure. .A member informed me that, at the same meeting, it was seriously proposed to take some action in regard to my Honey Pectoral, but, after considerable discussion, it was resolved to take no action in regard to Jones’ Honey Pectoral. I suppose that while they were determined to boycott me in my general business, such as preventing any prescriptions of patients staying at their houses from coming to my shop, etc., yet they found my Honey Pectoral such an excellent medicine that they could not afford to boycott it, or else, they knew that the people of Southland had such faith in it as a valuable family, medicine for Coughs and Colds, that they might as well try to stop the tide from flowing as try to stop the people buying JONES’ HONEY PECTORAL. Oh Liberty I E. B~JONES, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Dee Street. ja3o