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West Coast Times, Issue 7299, 21 January 1889, Page 3

Wanted. ■Ammm^h iH tki* &MM 'not exceedin 16 words are inserted for Vtie SAilltnf iaeh {Htertim,s)hioK muil iepripaid. WANTED, a Good Sboer. Apply ot once. Jolly's Shoeing Forge.. STANCES kt^Ov^N, that Roslyn r Wools are selling at Longman's eatSßflerlb, WANTED m PUfiC^ASE OLB HOKSE SHOES, ZINC &H LEADj In any quantities. J. CHURCHES, Hokitika. TENANTED KNOWN We have, just opened" a Large Select Stock of Men's, Youth's, and Boys' Clothing made by all tbe PRINCIPAL MANUFACTURERS in New Zealand. If you want to save money, try M'Kiy's. W. M'K AY, DRAPBE AND. QUTFITTEE, ; Bevell Street, Hokitika. tl/'ANTJED ALL FISHfeBMAN TO V KNgW—Theycaix have all kinds of FISHING TACKLE, Nets, Hoofcs, Line's, Floatß, Gat, and Harpoons at W. M'Hl AY, DRAPER AND OUTFITTER, Bevell Street, Hokitika. ANta> ALL iittNEBS TO KSd VV— They caa have the best HYDRAULIC HOSE aha ,all kinds of CANVAS for diher liurposei all torts of OILBEIN CLOTHIITG arid OILCOVERS made at the Fbkitika Oilekin Factory, , . . W. . #«X AY, SAIL AND, TBNT. MAKER, Eevell Street, Hokitika, T^ AN TEI D KNOWN THE LADIES DEPARTMENT ia NOW. OPENED with all th 6 LATEST STYLES in VELV£ITEE»S, CASHMEEE, MERIJSO, and all other Dress Goods, and all eorts of TRIMMIJ&G. W . M'KAY, DRAPER AND OUTFITTER, Revell Street* Hokitika. WANTED— 150,000 people Suffering from Coughs, to ptire themseltes by using Pettit's EtJCAiYwtrS Balsam. ¥' >NTED— All those who Suffer .. ijrbm .As^hma^tq gain relief by ÜBing PiiTViai'a BnoiivpjoTjfj H U V. WAMED^PerBone Suffering from Broncniti^, to- 'gain* instant cure by using Pkttit s EttcaV vpTtrs Balaam. W"ANTE'D\i-Tb feflow why so many persons continue to Suffer from ,IH Health;, when Pjbttit's Eucaitptus Balsam will cure them. WAftifcfr— Ail t^se who areDyinft frbin Cfilisuniptidn to know thai they may 1 be' cuVed w uaffig FkxTii'n 'Et@ta7*9es Bixiik. "^TTANTEibaThose who are trouble* J y . witn Throat -ConjplaiDts; te know Pittit's SucAiYPius Baibam w'H cur6them> , ■ ■HI, <l ,< .11, 1 !, l_J ,

WATZTSEFzs. ESgSTafure that will compel pfefiSonq who go about with handkerchiefs to tbei? noses, to use Pbttit's EucALTfTtJs Falbam and be like fifdias^lr pein|^> ■ -' •\ > WANTED— AH' persons who Suffer from Lune: Disease, to relieve themselves by the use 1 of Pbtwt's EfCALYPTDB BAI/8A&. TXT ANtfED kNOWN—Tnat Pram b j V JBIijCALTttUB BJU.BA& can Be ohased fro'tn etery intelligent Chemist an Storekeeper in New Zealand. fir ANT tf D KN6 W M That haviDg Imported from England JtappfefeiltPflft()BSlN€h PLAHT, Crests Monograms, Sealq, and .Business Ad» d lf m q es ,can be Embpjased on Note and Letter ' Paper and" Envelopes at this Office 1 'at' tfi « lowest Prides. ; . Not^cei. j a M PR I M 0, Some time t^ince wa published a small parSgrapb ob th> -iiDSatiafaß.tory nature of ttmch of the jam 4o the colony. This reached JJtessjrs Kirkpatrick & Cjo., of Ijfelßon, and they Vent tp work In a very Waotical fashion to prove tbat the jams 'tuantfrifetured by the firm were of fche-ttest •quality. Two cases of assorted jams were aebt to 'this office, with a request that we would thoroughly test the jam along with .other brands, and give our opinion. We aj-'e happy. to : &at'e, frankly and fully, iTaF'^e'ffave' 'been *very mticb eurprisadj bs jftWyfifc Vj-frfrt of ' Messrs Kirk* frrfiolt* fat "w^wTre «Ui>w"*tMtMmr_ L."'^ W^tch \i -ih\ so milch ieuson to u^ * The v6riot& flftrtß ot jam were tested v* * tfntnbef 6t p^rsony wnp compared th« r e'an^JHea with other brando, and the general L yer)3fofe ri ttrit- t>dt only are tbe Mesri™ Kif<fpafeFibk^s pfedijtctioDa' tar' and awnv betf^p Chan aby <ita^r^e^' Zealand"b7SDd we o^ dfttaio,- but tfa&y 'aie suptrioTt^ Jflftglish-jß^ in^fein^ t^bdr. lbe neaTe^ ih&WaeUtom of tlie Nelson jam 1 was that contained in tins bearing the name of a Tasmaiiiaq.firjm, but even in tWcomparison the, Nelson, artfeje came 'otit a'loiig Way the best; We afeplehsei td ; -be aßJe'^to give'uri^tinted praise to 'a igenuine local industry, the product of which we can unreservedly recommend to to cousumera. All pf the, many persons who have'tepifja 1 are ioud ijn thfejtf praise^,., ?jjfl,,we must unreßetVeoly congra'uia < te.J4t.sajrg Kir.kpa'fjtck anp; < p. uoon^ruing out a genuine. tiui^^m fit to grace the tapies and pu.aae i^ie palatTg" A, the ,mo6t lqx'pripus &iA fastuijous.— < Hawes J3ay'H^ral<i, duly Is. *■ Sample^'^f KlrkpMilcfe & Co.'s "E ' brand, of jam have been 1 forwarded to us and w,§ are free to congees t^bat-.they appear to be in every f way excellept ,aud as they bec6nie' better known in 1 the loca3 market will meet witn i; much appreciation irom- the beads of households. Tte maker asseyta tba.t npne but., the .purtst fruita grown in Nelso^a g|g gscd in his manutae* turee,^ and we are contend to accept that aflsuiahce. Certainly the 'jamtf' possess a richiiesß arid ireslroe'ai of 'flavor that beara that aßfrettion oufe — Dunedia iSi;'ar. July ' ' ■ ' ' " '- T i ! 1 : > £10,000 GrVTBN AWAY TO BUYERS OF" A fcOTTLE OF BEEADALBANB WHISKY Shipped by Alex. £erguf>onA Co., Glasgow Particulars front all Wind Merchants ?J^teP e !?jifistfik kee P e rs, and Sphit Dealers WhuTesale Agents — . Wm Scoular & Co.^anedffir Z "