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Southland Times, Issue 18059, 31 January 1903, Page 2 (Supplement)

Public Notioes _i^ BROAD, SMALL & CO IRONMONGERS. BAWMILLERB. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS. FOR EVERYTHING TO BUILD A HOUSE TIMBER, Rough and Dressed, R. and W. 1 Mauufactuted _t^ML_*Ji at LONG Pine, Black Pine, Totara, and Mould- - BUSH and' at TISBURY ings J -; . t DOORS, SASHES, FRAMES, MANTLE- \ BY SPECIAL FACTORY PIECES, and General Joinery / ARRANGEMENT. LOCKS, PAIN I S, PAPIiKb and aiw divg^ siomm&nniami^ B ex Bhip internal fittings \ „ . ■'-■-..■---.-, ■ --.- r RANGES, BOILERS, RIDGING and\ FROM THE BEST . SPOUTING / MANUFACTURERS FOR EVERYTHING TO FURNISH A HOUSE NEWD SIGNS in oor incomparable Native\ '• MANUFACTURED ION 1 THE Timber __/ SPGT^ UPHOLSTERY in all the latest fabrics'! AT 'OUR^'T YNE '.STREET and most bhaste ideas, and to clients J- UPHOLSTERY WORKS. own detail . J - . . t, , .- . ,„ f „ „ . CROCKERY, CHINA & GLASSWARE In our usual profusion, constantly renewed' by arriving shipments,, m—m~~~a , ■■■! I II -i ' ' ' I I I MM f l 11. 11 XOB^SBm CHRISTMAS GOODS, WEDDING AND PRESENTATION GIFTS. AS THE SEASON APPROACHES THESE ARE BEING OPENED UP. WCI.AM TO BE THE LARGEST LOCAL HOUSE in' this line, established in inveroargill, our last pay sheet numbered upwards of SIXTY hands directly employed in producing and distributing our goods. All our resources are atyour command. Give us your Trade. GO TO - FRIENDS FOR AIWICE, WOMAN F »R PITY, STRANGERS FOR 0 ■< ARITY, RELATIONS FOR NOTHING BUT FOR FURNITURE TO AUGUST'S Who offers all FURNISHINGS at the LOWRST PRICES. ON VIEWSUITES OF ALL KINDS KAPOK MATTRESSES SIDKBOARD3 DUCHESS* CHEATS DUCHESNE PAIRS CHESTS OF DRAWEE And a Whole Range of Substantial Goods. NOTE A FEW. PRIOEB-Glegg's Perambulators from 37s 6d, Double Brass R* Bedsteads from 38s 6d, Double Spring Mattresses from 255, Linoleums at the old price that is, the lowest. Estimates given for re-upholstering Suites or Mattresses. Noth ihk Annnias— A I I/M I OT' O Three-storey Furniture Warehouse AvVIVOI O 64 ESK 8 REET, INVEROARGILL SPECIAL — August is determined to be the Cheapest ih town, therefore call and tspecbefore purchasing elsewhere.

WASTED the PUBOIG Of (S7£iOA2iIL TO GOTO MARTIN S CO AL REF, LIDDEL STBEET, for Ooatbrookdale, or Westport OaA, Josfi landed •too Al Newoaetle, Kaftacgata, Klgbto»ps Goals and Hubs, Best Brunner Ooal far Blaofcemlthe, Uatnntt Lignite ' Always in stock. Ironwood 96s pc» ooid Dry Blaok Pine, Manuka, Bliob. Mixed Wood and SUM, Mt aad Bin. Blocks ab OUBBSHTKAXEB Sjfnjmltmw packed and moved Town or Ooantuy bj szperlenoed Lonymsn. Agenb for the N.Z. na Oolonial Carrying 00, Agents everywhere WM. MARTIN, tASM - UDDKL dISE», Offloa : Esk 'e^reat oppoilts Poib Offioe Oir!ii;d )jiw»i«ilr K.Z. S«ltwajr« TeUplnae HA IBDBESBEB by Special Appointment to the Excellencies" Lord Onslow, Lord Glasgow, and Lordßanfu y. ILES' ' Canthai^des and Rosemary A preparation not to make hair grow oiia billiard ball, but this is what it will positively do :— Assist Fallintc Hair, Invigorate the Weakest Hair, Eradicate Scruff and Dandruff, Impart to the Hair tbat Soft and Youthful Appearance. If you are so. troubled _16 hot hesitate in using this infallible remedy, one bottle will convino yon ol ita invigorating power. Procurable from Chemists, Hairdressers, and Storekeepers, or reet from the Bole Manufacturer, ' EDWARD IUEB, LADIES' AND GEOTI.EHEN'S HAIBDBESSEB 77 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. BOTTLES. 8s 6d. 1 POSTAGE, 8d EXTBA Or from E. W. WRIGHT, Tat street. IMPERIAL CALF FOOD OAN BB USED WITH EITHER SEIK, SEPARATED iEDUK OB WHEY. ktade from malt, cooked and uncooked cereals scientifically blended, bo .as to be the best eubstitute for whole milk. M tiie a&m« tlmo -will not cctixa* " gcooia," aa ia the case with Unseed alone. If mixed and fed according to instructions, It is tbe most economical food in the market. A small bag (251 b) will last one Calf five weeks v and longer if milk is plentiful ' PACKED IN 251 b BAGS OR 3001 b SAOKS. Awarded Gold Medal, Dunedin Exhibition 1888. First Award and Special Mention Auckland Exhibition, 1899. TESTIM6NIALS 4 From J. Burt Veale, Midhurst, Taranaki, Dec* 22nd, 1592 Dear Sir,— l have much pleasure ln <r«> commending to my farmer frienda -in Taranaki the *sa of the «• Imperial " Calf Meal as a valuable help in the successful rearing of their calves. It my opinion' that used in moderate quantities cooked and mixed witb skim milk, it bn* swers all the purposes of* tb» imported meal at about half tbe cost. I have tried them both, and in each case bave fc'ien satisfied with the results, 1 but I give the preference to the " Imperial " on ao count of its being the much cheaper fe«J* er of tbe two, a very valuable consideration In a place where the values of cattle are only nominal,— Yours faithfully < J, BURT VEALE. (Extract from the Wyndham Herald. June 1901.) v Mr John Mcßean, of Slgaward DoWnfl,. yesterday told us of a satisfactory ex--1 perlence he bas had ln rearing calves Wltb artificial food.' He raised 30 calves .on " Imperial " Calf Food, and at tbe same time had others which he fed with xyam milk. The former did quite as well as the latter, and .(when sold five months' old) realised top market valuea. 'Mataura Island, Jan. -24th, 1901. Messrs Langdown and Son, Christchurch. Dear Slrs,-~Re v Oalf Food purchased Irom youi I may »y tirt I -was n w»ii pleased with it, as my calves did Very well while fed with it, and I consider it very satisfactory as an economical Call Food.-Yours faithfully, Tj; W. FOSTER At Christchurch A ! . ..'ahd'-'^ Show; Nov., 1896, the' First Prize i&hlbit for Veal Oalf not exceeding eight -weeks ojd, and for butcher's purposes' only, WM* W* r *P •pon " Imperial Calf Food. IREkiaHT, STEPHENSON 4 00^ • Bub-Ag«nts for InvercargiUj LANGbOWN A SON, OHRISTOHUROHj