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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1051, 18 June 1884, Page 6

NOTICE TjAYID JOHNSTON- ■^ GENERAL BLACKSMITH & ' AGRICULTURAL IftIPLEMENT-BIAKER ' ROSS PiiAOB, LAWE NOB. PRICE-LIST FOR- SHOEINGCarriers' Horses ... ... ... Bs' per set Farm Horses "... ... ... 7s „ SpriDg-cart Horses 6s 6d „ Hacks 6s " „ All otber'work nt equally low prices. TREES! TREES II TREES HI ALL LOCALLY GROWN. W.I LLI AJI M, OS S , GLEN-FALL NURSERY, < ' Whitbhavbn-sibbbjv Lawbenob, Has foe Bale 200,000 Fore's* Trees, consisting of Pines/ Macrocarpa, "Athrgu^e, Pinasters, Lawsoniana, and others 100 numerous to par. .' ticularise ; also, a large variety of first-class ' Flowering and Ornamental Shrubs j. Fruit Trees, comprising Apple, Peach,.- Apricot, Nectarine and Plum, Gooseberry and> Currant . Bushes ; Dwarf Box for edging. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants, and ■•-- Strawberry Plants of the newest and best binds. Inspection Invitbd. Come early, as the above must be sold to make room for others ; no money refused. Note the Address— - ♦ GLEN- FALL NUESERY, Whitkhavew-street, Lawrence.- , GREAT CLEAEING SAtifr '\ I" MORISISON begs to announce ,th*t he * " • has detei mined on CLEARING OUT bis present Slock of ' BOOTS, SHOES, LEGGINGS, „&p., ' , at an immense reduction in Prices,for CASH -; ONLY. Note the following :— >. v r J . Ladieß' Kid Elastic Sides, from ... 6s 0d „ Prunellas, from 6i Od . „ Calf Elastic Sides, from ._„ v9s 61 „ Calf Lace ups, from ... 10s od. (light and strong) Men's Water-tight?, from ... 13s Od,^ .. „ Balmorals, from 13sOd, f - „ Elastic Sides (nailed or plain) 13s 6i Every article at equally low prices.- " GBEAT VARIETY OF BOYS', GIRLS',* . &. CHILDREN'S BOOTS & <SHOES. * ! , A. Stock of 2000 pairs to be cleared off for CASH ONLY. - v THE BAD AND WORTHLEfIBS \" ",,J are never imitated ov counterfeited. This is , ' especially true of a family medicine, and it is positive proof that the remedy imtfatied is of the highest value. As soon B*s' if had' been*' tested and proved by tKe whole' world that Hop 'Bitters was the purest; best, ahd ! most r valuable family medicine tra earth, marry iiSV ■ rations' sprung up and began to ste-il the notices in which the press and the people of ' the country had expressed the merits of H. B. and in every way -trying to induce-suffering invalids to use- their stuff instead, expecting to make money on the credit and good. name of H.B. Many others started nostrums pufc, v up in similar style to HB. with variously devised names fn which the word v Hop" or " Hops" were'used in a way to induce peodie to believe they were the same as Hop '" Bitters. ' All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their style or name is', ■ and especially those -wifb! "the "Hop or "Hops," in their name are imitations or • counterfeits. Beware of them. Touch none- * of them Use nothing but.gen.vine American • H,op Bitters, with a bunch ofccluster of green Hgps on the white label, and Dr Soule's uame blown in the, glass. Trust nothing -else. Druggists and Chemist* are warned agaisst dealing in imitations or conn* erfeita.