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Southland Times, Issue 15171, 15 February 1902, Page 1 (Supplement)

PablicNotices £20 BICYCLES FOB; £12 10s. MESSRS COOkii HOWLISON A^, CO, OYOLF. MANUFAOTOaeaS AND IMPORTERS, OF DDNBDIV, BEG to announce that they have opened BBANOH in KIBK'S BUILDIKGB, DON SXBEK, '{ With a Full STOCK of WOVCLKB AHD AOOEB- -. SOBIK3 300 LADIES' AND GBNTS' HIGH GRADB , ENGLISH BIOVOLEs at Enormous deductions. Specially selected by Mr Howliwri while fit England : -. GENTS' .^l2 10s, LADIES' £13 10s livery Machine Guaranteed for Twelv e Months TEEMS ARRANGED. INSPECTION JINVITED Old machines taken in part payment of new one* Record Cycles, Built to order of 8.8.A parti. £19. Rfry al mail ' Coacti . j Lumsdon, Te Ahau and Mana- A pojurl. „^ JOSEPH M. CROSBIE, PjjtOJfctraoß, -5 (Cook and Sons, Agency ■'"; rriHE above bi-weekly coach service-wil Ibe roomed -I, 1 af ter the 31st ootober, UOtVas loUmra :-Ltm : - Lumsden every Tuesday. and ttatuiday np to Both 'IApril 1902, immediately »fter the arrival of tine morning trains fa m Invercarjrfll and Kingston, returning- from Te An»u on Mondays .and Ihondaya, .. leaving at 6 a.rn, and wilt reach Lumsden>' in time te - catch afternoon trains to' lavereargiH *fld -Kin^Koo. FABKS-Lumsden to Te Anao, 8in(tl» £1 6e, B*> turn, £Z Special coach or buggy can be UtUgel for *t ÜBy , time. s i Terms on application to the proprietor ;.' EAILWAYrHOIBTD, 1 Loaudes. -I ■ • x . ■*>' CALL AT J.T. GIBSON'S 1 fob tour BXQumEiaaiTS nr • ./ ronmonjrery, O rockery* Qlass> | ware, etc .^| SEASON'S SUPPLY OF '1^ Preserving Pans, Jam and Frait Jars to hamd. | ns<)uwwi<Kii»*Y«y.te«6rooD dtottWk la *- market buy B> ,S UNIVERSAL. ;| THREE DOORS FROM PRINCE OfM WALES YARDS. 'H BNGrXNEERiNer j EDUCJiTIOW. HOME STUDY THE OPEN DOOR OF V< OPPORTUNITY. . I-"' rpHERE never was a time In tbehistoiyof the world ; s, ■*• when employers were so eager fej gee men ©£ V brains, or when the opportunities for 'soon wereeo"-" arreat. Bttt i^ls to trained, educated men that the , rewards and;responslbilitiea go. ,• ENQINEERINa EiSCTBIOAIi ifABtHB i ' HKCHAKICAI. HKATOKI \ STATIOSARY PiOTtBUrO <. LocoMonvK TBxnu; W^Avraa Srooraa xmuio ;j Writeor call for handbookaanddeecrlpaveparcphlet* ■ THE HEMINGWAY Qn MMRROIATi <; OOAOHINa SOHOOL, 192, Qomsu Stbior, AuflUAllS. P.O. Bos 179. T lephooe,l2W. . IMPERIAL CALF FOOE^ OAN BE UBKD WITH WTHBB SKIM, BEPABATED MILK, OS WJffiEy. Made from malt, cooked and uncooked cenata, - soiantifionlly blended, eo a» to be the i!3*e»»ub»ytute for wholo milk. At the same time .will not oanw -. "Bcourg,"aBi«thfi case with Unseed alijne. It mixed ' and fed according to irirtruothjnaj 14 is the most , economical food In the market. ; i A emaU bag (261b) will last one oalf lire weeto, an . longer ( if milk lsplentlfoL ' . "" .'" i PACKED IS SSLB. BAGS, OR- 200LB. SAOKB* :< Awarded Gold Medal, Danedlp ; ;|bchiHltlon, 1886 -, First Award and-SpedalMentioWAtokland SsUU i> Uon,18». 'p.-^TlV'iiVt:.™* 1 . t . • IEWMWJIALS. ,c From J. BnitbTeale, ;- Midhnrst, Taranaki, Deoembi r 22nd, 18flt > ' : Dear Sir.—l.bave ranch pleasure In reoommendtefr " U limy farmer friends In Taranaki the use ot>he°v> r< mperi&l " Oalf - Meal as a valuable htip In the no-:^ oeseful-'rearing of their calves. In Tn;f opinion, tha^f; used in moderate quantities* cooked, -isd mixed wttlt x'l skim milk, it answers,. all. the purpotfe-ot the im^^J ported meal at about half the cost. " I have trled'^S thorn both, and io each owe have bees -saUtfkd with '^'3 the results, but I give, the ; Dreferen«e to the "!«• "«| perl&l," on aooount of Its oelng Jh« much cheapw J y'S feeder of the' two> very vaWableoorislrteration tafc%-| plaise where the values otoattle tamxmly nomlnaL--> ><3 Ybw»faiairolly,^*Bipiriy4Alß., (Extract from the^'Wynd^yimtowld," Jane Htbi"4ll . . v "..i...M9OLJt. , » MiM Mr John Moßean, of fieaward Doiras, yteterdar^l told xa of a saiasfaotwry experiencelis liushaalln t«sv~^i ing oalvos with artlfloißl food. He ralNd tweatsr. 'Si calves on : " Imperial ",GaU Food, and "at the saa»«-^:-5 time had others which he fed with new milk. Zht %'s lormar did quite as welija the latter, and (when sold, .'i Sve months old), 'realised top -market 1 raftee. 1 Matauralßland, January B*th,l9oi. , Messrs tansfdowa and BcAi Ohtittoooroh. ~- Dear'Blrß,--Re Gaif f ood purchaied iromyso,*" m*y say that I was .well pleaaed;With Jit, as jny ealvea ~ did very well while fed into it, and t ijonsfder it very -' B»tUf»ctory as tn eoOnomioal Oalf Food.— Toon. -' falthfuHy, If. F.OBTBS. ' , ■ At.Ohristohtvch A. and P. Bhow,-lfovember, 189Q* -= <! the First Prizu Exhibit for Veal Oalf not exoeedlng; -, eight weeks old, and for' butcher's purpoees only, - was reared upon" Imperial "Oall Food. lvr WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., SCB-AGSNTS FOS IMVKSOi>B<HLL. LANGDOWN ft SON, ■ CH&lfifOBUBOB. -; IO WtßHr-Write for free coj>y of valuable book about younelvee, yeur health, .row happiness, „ your future. It contains ja jToll reposition of the j human syßtem and the remedies .adoiPfe*- No need t to consult doctors. 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