Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5500, 21 December 1907, Page 4

: Established 1849. Victoria Insurance Co., Limited FIRE, MARINE, AND FIDELITY GUARANTEE. RISKS accepted at lowest current rates Full particulars from JOHN J. WOODS, Lawrence Agenfc.^ CRITERION BOARDINGHOUSE Whitehaven-stkeet, Lawrence. DUGALD STEWART begs to announce that he has taken over this popular House, and solicits a continuance of the liberal patronage accorded to Mrs Falconer in the past. A COOL DRINK FOR HOT DAY S | From "ROBINSON'S PATENT BA-RLEY" a delightfully cooling drink can be made in live minutes. It should be used in every household this summer. It rs non-alcoholic, good for digestion^ and while very refreshing, is also nutritious. Try ifc once, and you will continue. ALEX. eHMPBELL, COACHBUILDER, Beaumont Road - - - Lawrence BEGS to notify that he is prepared to Build ANY DESCRIPTION of VEHICLE on the shortest notice at most reasonable rates. Painting and Repairs A SPECIALTY.

Listen ! | Wouldn't it be Delightful . "> On the long Summer Evenings to have a PHONOGRAPH on your verandah, pealing forth sweet floods of music? Wouldn't your family enjoy it, your friends would it no! indeed be a delight to yourself? And Phonographs are now so cheap. We can give you a real EDISON PHONOGRAPH of i the Latest Type at £3, £6, £9, and £15. Lei us send you particulars Free, or when you are in Dunedin next be sure and call, so that we may let you hear this " Irres : stible Entertainer," which can be operated by any intelligent person, even a child often years ! ) Just opened 4,000 NEW "STEELING" British Pe~ cords ! A few of the Laiesl : - 'The Vilja Song'; 'Gay Girls Polka' also 'Handicap March ' concertina solo; 'Song that reached my lieait,' tenor; 'Down on the farm, 1 banloiie, ' Irish Emigrant,' tenor; 'Ora pro nobis.' tenor; ' Killarney March,' full band ; ' Bonnie Jean,' bass; 'Macgregors' Gathering'; also ' Blue bells of Scotland ' violin solos by Scott-Skinner; 'Waltz me around again, Willie,' soprano (Floirie Ford) j All Is 3d each, postage extra Send uj for lists— free. )'- _.!:V;~- quarters, \ Princes Street, Dunedin. i

Great Cures 1 Are Wrought] By " Red i Cross" a Ointment. I Testimony to its efficacy in heil- B ing diseases of the skin have been I recehcil fioui all jjauts uf New Zea- a land. Undoubtedly it is a great M remedy. It is pure, refined, without m that stiong, sickly smell which ■ characteiise& other ointments, and H which ih a sign of inferiority. Keep 3 a box in the house always. You I will iind that B IT IS INVALUABLEJFOR I BLOTCHES, SORES, I GUTS, WOUNDS, I BURNS, BRUISES, I ULCEBS & SSALOS, 1 I" Red Cross" 1 The Mighty Healer. J All Stores. Boxes 1/6. Q

Ladies I who take a pride in Cooking and Baking find that they can get the best results by using Coalbrookdale Coal. Tfris renowned Coal gives a quick live fire, and is unequalled for its heat-giving properties by any Coal sold in the Dominion. "Coalbrookdale" is daily becoming more popular, because it is found to do its work more efficiently, and in the end more economically than cheap he=tless Lignites. Please note that Coalbrookdale is Westport Coal, but not all Westport Coal is Coalbrookdale! Insist en get-ing COALBROOKDALE and NOT a substitute. Sold by Coal Merchants throughout the Dominion. T7OK "PAKTICULAR" STARCHING r use COLMAN'S STARCH. Laces and Linens look better and wear better when a Starch like Colruan's is used. It's far the best starch on the market*