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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7177, 30 May 1891, Page 2

Nothing Succeeds Like Success. CHBISTCHUHCH, April 21st, 1891. MR E. W. HALL, Medical Herbalist, 152, ARMAGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Dear Sib,— The Composition Powder which yon gave me to take for the troublesome Cough and Influenza J which had beeu hanginz about me for some eighteen or twenty days, had the deairod effect. After the first day there was improvement, the head was relieved and the cough looaened. Tho seoond day I took the medicine as direoled, and was completely oured. I do not remember ever having so irritating a cold, and I certainly never bofore took medicine which operatod so beneficially and speedily. I should not have thought cf applying to yon, but for the fact of your medicines having been used for somo months by members of lay family with good results, Yourß faithEnlly, E. NORTON-TAYLOR. AITKEN & ROBERTS, FUENISHING AND GENEEAL IEONMONGERS, Corner Colombo and Cashel Streets, christchurch. Wholesale Departmont and Iron Yard, 202, Lichfield St. (next Danks') Invite inspeotion of their stock, whioh will be found, varied, well assorted, and marked at prices which will command a trade. tf/SXE ARE OPENING OUE NEW i BEASON'S STOCK OF i BEADING and TABLE LAMPS, all kinds ! BUGGY LAMPS. HOHSE-CLIPPERS, and SINGEING LAMPS KEROSENE STOViS, FENDERS and FIRE. IRONB 1 RANGES, MANGLES, WRINGERS, HOME WASHERS, kc. FRET SAWS. AMERICAN FRETWOOD and PATTERNS ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, newest designa FANCY GOODS and HARDWARE NOVELTIES CUTLERY, HOLLOW-WARE, and BRUSHWARE i GUNS, all kinds AMMUNITION, great variety : WIRE NETTING, SHEEP NETTING ! WIRE and STANDARDS i BLUESTONE, PLOUGH SHARES, FARM TOOLS Also, |ALL THINGS TOU WANT INi IEONMONGEEY. NOTE THE ADDRESS— AITKEN & ROBERTS, Corner Colombo and Cashel Streets christchurch. Wholesale Department and Iron Yard 202, Lichfield St. (next Danks*). NEW TOBACCOS. Rattlesnake Twist Checker Board Blocks Havelock Wheels. TRY OUB ARMY CLAY PIPES. LOEWE'a First-class BRIARS. The Largest Stock in the City. ESLICK,' TOBACCONIST, HOBBS' BUILDINGS. TESTIMONIAL. jMLessrs Hudson _ iJo„ 220, COLOMBO STREET, Chbistchusch, "TtEAR SIRS,— I now have the pleasuroof send- -*-* ing you P. 0.0. for machine. I may add, re the New Vertical Feed Davis Machine, that in my opinion it is destined to take the highest place amongst all the most modern Sewing Machines. Having had over 20 years' experience in the maohine trade, and had under my hands all those possessing the most modern improvements, I certainly must yield the palm to the Davis, Yours faithfully, JOHN H. SCOTT. Victoria street, Anokland, March 13, 1891. TO TOWN AND COUNTRY LADIES. MRS POPE, HOLDING A VERY LARGE STOCK OF BCOTCH AND ENGLISHFINaERINGS, Has determined to * BEDUCE THE PBICB FOE THE WINTER SEASON, Ladies will find the Stock Very Replete in Fancy and Heather Mixtures. ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT, Morten's BuUdingß, Christohnrch. 6531 PERMANENT INVESTMENT AHD LOAN ASSOCIATION. J- OANS GBANTED FBOM £50 T0 .£30,000. H. R. WEBB, Manager. I Offlces 168, Hereford atreet [Chriatohuroh. 6935 THOUSANDS OF POUNDS Hidden Away. What about stamps? Time is money. The truth of the above saying may ba made by spending a little leisure time in hunting up old stamped letters dated from 1849 to 1860, and selllnf. the old postage stamps fonnd thereon. It is trne that some of the stamps are ot little value— only worth a few pence— but others are worth ac muoh as Twelve Pounds per dozen, and unused copies as much aa Twenty Pounds per dozen. Hunt np your old letters, and make money by sending the Btamps to A. Schlesinger, Foreign Stomp Depot, Manchester street, or Post Office Box 131. Caeh cent without delay. '