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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5339, 17 August 1895, Page 8

BiU-ntM -fotiosij _ ■ - ii—. -ip i ■i in t^i ■■!■ '■ -ii. pi . ,■■■ — „ „— .■-„. ■ — 1-— ■■«-. ■■ —■ f -^ ammitm _.— ■■■ ■m „ „—^ TO ARTISANS. TO ARTISANS. HBABD IN FBONT OF OUB WINDOWS. -TEST ANCIENT OBAFTSMANj Terily, this shop seems full np with many NEW ahd-goodly TOOLS, SEOOND A. C r j Tea; wily, they have -jnadep-grea-adrance-Bince^Oun-^y. Leta_wron?jloifr*_o in afl&pHce their wares. MASON, STRUTHERS & CO,« HABDWABE EMPOEIUM, QHBIS-OHUBOEU ii. ii* i* i i■■i i, . i i. .p.' . i • i i i -i i i 'inTii i* ».i. , . 1.34500 WORTH OP BOOTS. I MAINE BR6s7^^sis_^__ar STOCK-TAKING SALE. Evory pair marked down at Manufacturers' Oost No room to quaok. Our prioes BtraigJ-t from tha _l_o-uld_gr. H s. D. MEN'S STEONG- NAILED BLUCHEBS •*> Q 11 -TEN'S STRONG NAILED SHOOTEBS m — All MHN'S HEAVY WATHETIOHTS, B-r«Ud M »" 7 Uy 8 MEN'S HEAVT WATBETIGHTS. ?««•- « ... A Q MEN'S NEAT BUNDAT BOOTS ,. f m *" f-ft Q - HEN'S GOOD LEATHEB SLIPPEBS ... ... », 0 Q I LADIES' STBONG LEATHEB LACE BOOTS (HIGH IiBG) >. fc (i 1 LADIES' LIGHT KID HIGH LEG LACB ,„ ... tL A 1 LADIES' STEONG LEATHEB SHOES nt WA. _) 1 LADIES' LIGHT ELD SHOES M m "'/Lit § LADIES' STEONG LEATHEB SHPPBBS M «» O Q I LADIBS' EID BLISTia „, ... ... .., K Q I NOTE OUR SCHOOL BOOTS--11 TOOTHS' STEONG NAILED SHOOTEBS, (Ist Ito 6 JK "|-| § YOUTHS' STEONG BUT NEAT LAOH, Ito 6 .., m ft 11 B*> BOYS' SHOOTEES, siM 11 to 13 ... - ... M A (\ S BOYS' STEONG BUT NEAT LACE, 10 to 13 .* •** 4i f_ I I BOYS' OB GIELS' STBOHQ LACB, 7to 9 ... ... Ofl ■ E Babist* Strap 8_o»s from ed pair. Job Lints in GMi* S-Ott^rtrm St pair. I I NOTICE-THIS SALE IS ONLY FOR THIRTY DAVft I «____S_le_ MAINE BROS., I I Sold Annnally. IB3 a o fe'kir' :H LOWER HIGH BT. | P.' l, i n , II ■ ■! PPP> . .Hl.— lIIIIU — «— W— - — >■ SEE WHAT THE NEWSPAPEBS SAY ABOUT GAWNE'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. "SOUTHLAND TIMES," June 7, 1889, *says:ii C_OME people insist strongly at times upon everybody else patronising local industries, whether )^ the commodity in view be dearer than the imported article or not. It is a patriotio dnty, &©.» &c. But it may be doubted whether such advisers always follow their own counsel when a shilling may be saved by suppressing their principles. Ha ppily there are many instances in which it is perfectlyeafe to give such advice, even on the score of economy. A case in point occurs to us. Mr Gawne, Of Dunedin, haß for some time past been manufacturing an excellent sauce intended to supply the place of the faimons' Worcester' of Lea andPerrins. Mr Oawne's product goes nnder the same name. and ie got up in precisely the same style, and in every reßpeot it is so like tho original that it may be doubted whether the most delicate palate and the most experienced eye could deteot a difference. The Sauce has now been introduced to this market, and as it Is only abont half the price of the English make, it B_oul_ undoubtedly command a large sale." EBOM ALL STOEEKEEPEBS, AND WHOLESALE FBOM THE MANUEACTUSEBS. W. GAWNE & CO., GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, a.* THE LATEST INVENTION. SKULL'S OKONITE TBUSSES FOB HEBNIA (BUPTUBE) (especially for Traveller*. Ooloniat. and Besident sin Tropical Climates). AWABDS-Gold Medal, Paria Exhibition (1889). Gold Medal. *•» World's _V r," Cbioago (1898). Sknll's Okonite Trusses for Bnpture are in all "Brit Modical Journal."— "They aro toienrespects the most perfect and unique instruments tifically comstructed, and give perfeot support in all ever oifered to the publio as mechanical supports cases.' and remedial appliances for any form ot Bupture or " Medical Press and Circular."—" Will no doubt Internal Prolapse. These trusses are Of the best come into general use." I possible manufacture, they are self-adjusting, light "lUustrated Medical News." — "We oan with I and comfortable. The external surface being com* every confldenoe recommend them to all sufta-ert pletely covered wi>n a non>absorbent material from hernia (rupture) and prolapsus." (Okonite ) , of aflesh colour, resembling ivory chey Thousands of unsolicited testimonials from al caunot be detected when bathing ; they are abso- parts of the world lutely impervious to moisture, perspiration and „^____ , , ._ „ * the acid excretions of the skin, cannqt rust or get NOTICE.— I employ no travellers or agents, and ont of order, cause no cutaneous irritation, will thoy are only supplied direct, packed in wood caseß, hold securely any size protrusion without pain, with plain address labels, by return of mail on may be washed when necessary with impunity, and I€< s2j£* 9f r &Qu o Ji§2I t ss I ?** * made payable can therefore be worn any length oi time in any *-• THEODOEE SHU JUL, Shaftesbury Avenue, W. climate without becoming offensive, as is the case Skull's Yew Okonite Trusses are anufactured with those constructed with leather, elastio and in . three distinct qualities, following other objectionable materials of a porous pnee :— —_...,_ character . %g Mcd- c Skull's Okonite Trusses for Bupture weigh only 9"*. Qlty. qlty a few ounces, and b<>ing practically indestructible Single Truss, fo right can be guaranteed to ast alifetime, thus involving or leftside _ •■> -wfloa 35s 6d 25s 6d each no urther expense to the purchaser beyond -ftrst Double Truss fo both cost, and the undoubted advantages they possess each ... ... ... 91s 71s 51s over every othei TrußS extant constitute them as Measurements required.— The entire circumfer absolutely the best, and therefore the cheapest, ence round tho body two inches below the top of *h can be prwured. The following are a few the hips ,in a line with the protrusion. Stateifthe extracts from tho leading Medical Journals:— rupture iB on the right, left or both sides, or at the The Lancet."—" Skull's Okonite Trnsßes aro navel, and about the size of protrusion, and any the most effective wa hay*) ever noticed. speola characteristics of the displacement, THEODORE SKULL, SUEGIOAL INSTBUMENT AND APPLIANCE MANUFACTURES, SHAPTESBUEY AVENUE, LONDON, W., ENGLAND (Two minutes' walk from Piccadilly, Oxford and Cambridge Circuses), (Established 1863.) Manufacturer o all kinds of Surgica Instruments, Trusses, Belts, Obstetrio Binders, Elastio Stockings, Knee Caps, Anklets, Suspensory Bandages, Enemas, Syringes, Pessaries, Bubber Gcods, Ac. Full particulars mailed free. X1220

"rSTTABBE, TTOCKLET A f 10. (LIMITED), WINE AND SPIBIT MEBCHANTS, outh Bbitish Chamber., HEBEFOBD STBEET, CHBISTCHUBCH, Cellar Entrance from Cathedral Square. ..J^ 6 s^ ok 6 Wines andipirits held by this Company embraces every needful variety for ordinary or special use. Assorted dozens of Liquors are supplied for q y -°? mva -hi purposes. Speoial arrangements made for Balls or Dinner farties. Lock-up Tin Cases provided for Bace Meeting I Winea packed and orwarded (freight paid) to any poi tin New Zealand on receipt o remittanoe or Hatislactory reference. A choice seleotion of Finest Cuban and Havannah cieara TjyANTED-SPRING BLOSSOM TEA IS PACKED IN TINS, Which Preserves the Delicate Aroma X1268 j l^-J OOD i News for rheumatic subjects Thenew XX .and powerful remedy. Bugbyline or Bugbyoil.mlleaee your pains and inmost cases cure, es^cially "tbegna are worse when warm in bed.