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Ojon J Diseases VjUBED. Carlton Mill rood, Merivale, Jane 30th, 1893. MrE.W.HALL, Medical Herbalist, 152, Ainiagh street, Christchurch. Dear Sir,— l was suffering for some time h a very painful skia disease, and I was under the Doctor's hands for weeks, without deriving any benefit, so I decided to call and explain my case to you, when you assured me you could do me good. I then placed myself under your treatment, and I am happy to say that the medicine and the lotion you gave me worked wonders. I will be most happy to recommend to you anyone Buffering from skin diseases. Yours very gratefully, 88*5 B. S. TUCKEB. tats advertisements. WANTED, Good General Servant, MrsChas. Hill, Hill's Road, Shirley. .2707 "IJir ANTED, Girl 15, for Sumner. Apply 12, T T Hereford street east, Friday, between 2 and 4. 2711 W "ANTED Tenders for Grubbing Gorge, Broom and Lupins, and Cutting Fences on section at Shirley. "W. C. Fleming, Inglis's Buildings. 2713 "jl/|~KS HIGGS requires immediately, good Cook JLu. (£43. no washing), House and Parlourmaid, Generals. St Asaph Street. 2709 T OST, in Colombo street, between Carlyle JLJ Street and Wrigglesworth and Binns, Gold Safety-pin Brooch, with A set in pearls. Finder rewarded on leaving at "Times" Office. 2710 TO-MORKOW. ISLAND, AUCKLAND AND NELSON FEUITS. A TEES, BEAUCHAMP & CO. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Booms, 222, Cashel Street west, 420 Cases BANANAS 10 Cases PINES 16 Sacks COCOANUTS 40 Cases TOMATOES 20 Cases GBEENGAGES 20 Cases APPLES Sale at 1.30 p.m. sharp. The whole of the above lines will be sold without reserve. AYEES, BEAUCHAMP & CO., 2708 Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, At 10.30. BANANAS,~TOMATOES, &c., Ac. . JOSEPH, CLAUSE & SON WILL SELL at their Booms, Manchester Street, • Ex Tavinni and Takapuna, gQQ Cases BANANAS QA Cases PINES >JQ Cases TOMATOES (Nelson) 20 Cases GEAPES g Sacks COCOANUTS Also, APBICOTS, PLUMS, POTATOES, ONIONS, &c., ■ &c. Sale at 10.30 sharp. C. H. MOEBALL, Auctioneer. The majority .of the Bananas are really choice. Sale commences at 10.30 prompt. "CANTERBURY TIMES" THURSDAY, JAN. 25, 1894. FICTION. All Along the Eiver — Petrified (by John K. Watkiis) — The Metamorphosis of Johnson— The Absent-minded Man— A Castaway Ship's Boy Finds a Treasure Thrown up by the Sea. THE SKETOHEB. Some Strange Mysteries— The Parsi Towers of Silence— My Trouble with a Baron. JOURNALISTIC REMINISCENCES 1 No. 7. I How I Exposed a Philanthropic ( Swindle. AMUSEMENTS. , The Brough-Boncicault Company — Musical and Dramatic Notes— English Items. CRICKET. OUE BOYS (by an Old 'Un). THE GABDEN. ( Work for the Week— The Verbena— The Hollyhock— Chrysanthemum Fever— Botation of Crops— Notes. AGRICULTURAL AND ; PASTORAL. The Boilwoy Commissioners — Agricultural' Jot- ] tings — Notes for Farmers— Stock Notes — Dairy Notes— The Crops— Meat .Freezing —The Dairy Industry — Diseases of Sheep — Wheat Growing — Irriga- 1 tion— Revolution in Sheep Husbandry— Correspondence— i Markets. ] POULTRY. Birds for Show— Notes. SPORTING. Current Topics— Sporting Notes— Biccarton Notes ' Interprovincial Gossip — Australian Items < — English and Foreign — Our English Letter. TROTTING. Pacing Performances— Notes. COURSING. DUIPSDIN CHALLENGE STAKES. } 1 THE KENNEL. . : Puppies for Exhibition— Notes. SCIiNCE. The Theory of Evolution : A Changed World. GENERAL. The Labour Problem (by P. J. O'Eegan, M.H.8,) la and Around our Lighthonseß— My Nita and My Nina — On Conversation. LADIES 7 PAGE Here and There— Our Dunedin Letter— Doings of the Week — Weddings — Eetribution, a seqnel to Cordial Belations— Chinaman Dressmakers in Japan— The Queen's TrainFashions and Frivolities— Woman's World. PRICE SIXPENCE.