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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6552, 1 August 1899, Page 1

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PROVINCIAL HOTEL, DUNEDIN. MR JOHN GEBBIE, late of the Shamrock Hotel, Dunedin, and MR ( JOHN HOPKINS, of Dunedin, Confectioner, have To-day Entered into PARTNERSHIP under the style of GEBBIE and HOPKINS. They, have taken the Provincial Hotel, which has been thoroughly renovated and' re-furnished. The hotel is in the centre of the town, at the junction ! of Princes Street and Stafford Street, conveniently situated for all public offices, banks, i theatre, railway station, eto. The rooma are commodious and lofty, and equal to anything in New Zealand. It contains bathrooms, lavatories, sample rooms, etc. Only the best of everything will be kept, and the comfort of • the customers will be the first consideration. I Charges moderate, ' j Dunedin, llth Febraa-ry, 1898. UOS ' i pQ^Tfi)\\jtQxm for 1 .jo** & ajtt J *<-mmmmm^mM_t '■J. E"G-G L H «TON, \ UNDEETAKEB, ETC. {Lato E. W. Walters and Coj a £11 kinds of Polished and Covered Coffins made J Town and Country Orders Punctually 1 Attended toy, ■■■'.' Address: -215, KILMORE STREET WEST, opposite the Normal Sohool. Reasonable Charged. W. ' 1 '■ MONEY LENT PRIVATELY At » ATLANTIC LOAN AND DISCOUN_ ix OFFICE, 100, CASHEL STREET, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. LOANS from -j to £5000 advanced in sums to suit borrowers upon Freehold Land, Second Mortgages, Life Policies, Shares, Bills of Sale over Live Stock, Furniture, Goods, etc,, and Promissory Notes. Lou_is repayable Wp'-kl'- T MnntMv. n>- »•-.•• 1- • ■••:••: ■ c<" ■ . Bills Privately Discounted and Renewed, if neoessary. Postal oommunicalions . addressed .to.the. Manager,. B.i>: 1., .will receive prompt attention. N-\ i^p';- - ,; <... . •■■.;■ -fused. All »pplicati,>nß otrioily confidential. , V. C. RAPHAEL, Manager. - KBOtt ii>bil.N '. • NFCRALGINK ! A BOON TO *SU_L_NIT_. A SEAL CURE FOE NEURALGIA AN' : • •'' WEAK- NERVES ■' ! _ AVERY. E_nin__t Surgeon, ia presenting ,*-tihe;. formula to the Proprietors, (Messrs ' Wilson and Co., Richmond Koad, W. Brompton, London), said; —" For nearly thirty yeara I prescribed this^reinifedy in my .extensive practice, and in true Neurai B ia I never onoe knew . to fail." EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS. J. Sherwood, huntsman, the Kennels, Brighton, writes: — I am recommended by Mr Eaycook to try a bottle bf your Neeralgine, ac he says it is the besi thing in the world foi Neuralgia. Captain Lees, Saltash, Devon, writes: — Will you send me a bottle ef your Anti-Neu-ralgic Mixture ? I consider it the finest remedy ever invented. The first bottle ot Neeralgine to arrive in New Zealand was given to a lady who was auf--1 fering from Nervous Weakness and Neuralgia. The eSact was excellent, pain being relieved by ii few doses, and a marked improvement In general health resulting from tho one bottlo; Sold by all Chemists. Sole Wholesale Agents for New Zealand:— F. W_ MADDOX AND CO., <-:'. ■•/,* Fansh Street, Wellington. ".' Wholesale Agent for Christchurch: — H. F. STEVENS, .„,,,.. Wholesale Chemist. X219 _T\ JIN-JDJIN DENTRIFICE, V the Great ■:-4 iJLJ. Japanese' Tooth. Powdeap, y ■- v. .Sdl.i&enti. J. j. F~. Walker and Co., Pub. lio Medioine Chest, Green's Buildings, 125, 2£itNCHESTE3 STBEET, Christchjarch.