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New Zealand Tablet, Volume V, Issue 249, 8 February 1878, Page 18

"yy" ANTED KNOWN. SINGEB'S FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, _^_^JL^^^nHo^ bobbin without running other \^2§ssSfisss3SSEs==§sj~jj*P ai '1;s of the machine, and is mik IKll MACHINES LET OUT ON Al mm jL JIM TTTT? TP '^^^fe^r^i^^^^^P SOLD 0N DEFERRED G. M. A L D E I C H, Agent, PEINCES STEEET, DUNEDIN. WOODIFIELD AND JOLLY, " " GENEBAL PEINTEES AND PUBLISHEES, Octagon, Dunedin. W. and J. having recently imported a most extensive and varied printing plant, are now prepared to execute every description of ( Plain and Ornamental Printing in the newest and neatest styles, and with despatch Printers of all kinds of Circulars, Cards, Eeceipt, Delivery, and Cheque Books, Ball and other Programmes, Chemists' Labels, Billheads, Handbills, Posters, Magazines, Pamphlets, and Publications of any size or form.

rjIURKISH BATHS. The growing luxury of the age to the healthy, and, with the aid of Warm, Hot, Cold and Shower Bathing, properly administered, the only certain and effectual cure for all the " Ills that flesh is heir to." Advice gratis every day, by a thoroughly experienced and successful Practitioner of Hydropathy, at the Baths Moray place. GEATUITOUS ADVICE. Begulate your appetite and keep open by means of the Bath, " The corkscrew pores of the skin, computed at eight millions in the human body, and twenty-eight miles in length," and which, when open, discharge from two to three pounds waste matter in twenty-four hours. " Throw Physic to the Dogs." The growing attendance at the Baths in Moray Place affirm the assertion made long ago, and now again put forth — nevertheless the vaunted superiority of others — that the W ami, Hot, Cold, Shower, Tepid, Swimming, and Turkish Baths which are to be had there every day from G a.m. to 8 p.m., Sundays till 10 a.m., are, for comfort, attention, and cleanliness, Second to None in the Southern Hemisphere, and out of London and the Continent, superior to anything in the Northern Hemisphere. See Testimonials at the Baths by',Visitors from all parts of the World. ANNAN'S POST OFFICE HOTEL, Main Street, Kumara, situate in the healthiest part of the Town, being directly opposite the Post and Telegraph Offices, the Court House and other Government Buildings. The New Zealand Tablet, Melbourne Advocate, Sydney Freeman's Journal, Nation, and many Local, Intel-provincial and Home papers filed, together with a well appointed Library, containing many volumes of Irish National ' Works for the use of visitors and boarders. Wines and spirits of the best quality direct from Bond. Good accommodation and stabling. D. HANNAN, Proprietor. TANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. Head Office : Princes-street, Dunedin FIEE, MABINE, AND FIDELITY GCTABANTEE BISKS TAKEN AT LOWEST CUEEENT BATES. CHAELES EEID, Manager.

BARRETT'S FAMILY HOTEL' (Late Devonshire Arms,) Corner of Durham and Peterborough Streets' CHEISTCHUECH. This Hotel, which has been erected regardless of expense, to replace the Old Devonshire Arms, is capable of accommodating a large number of boarders and travellers, is furnished in first-class style, as well as Special Suites of Booms for Families. Terms Moderate. i^-Hot and Cold Baths. The Billiard Boom contains one of Alcock's Prize Tables. I^° Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the very Best Quality, including Jamieson and Sons' Old Malt Dublin Whiskey, specially imported by the proprietor. First-class Stabling. — Hacks and Bugies on Hire. J. BABEETT, Proprietor. Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor and Marchioness of Normanby. MATHESON BROS. & CO. beg to inform the inhabitants of Dunedin, and New Zealand generally, that they always have on hand a large and tastefully selected stock of China, Glass, Earthenware, Lamps, Vases, &c. Mr. Matheson, sen., having recently visited the principal British and Continental Markets, has made arrangements for Monthly suppiies of all the latest Patterns, Colours, and Designs. In Dinner Services from £5 to £50 ; in Dessert Sets from 55s to £30 ; in Tea Services from 35s to £15 15s ; in Breakfast Sets from 70s to £15 ; in Complete Sets of Table Glass from £12 to £50." Bichly hand-painted Flower Pots and Vases in Dresden, Sevres, and Worcester China and Bohemian Glass. Just to hand, a beautiful variety of the celebrated "Relleek" Porcelain. Also a magnificent stock of Cut Glass Chandeliers for gas or kerosene, from three to six lights. Also, a beantiful assortment of Lamps in Cut Glass and Silver, Bronze, Wrought Brass, Oxidised Silver, Ormulu, &c., and fitted with the most approved Burners. Minton House, Princes street, Dunedin. N.B. — Wholesale Warehouse, Bond street.