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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 25, 19 October 1883, Page 8

M. ,0 0 N N E, L \L A N, •'; GENERAL GROCER, Tea and Coffe Merchant, MAIN STREET, SOOTH DUNEDM. Families waited on for orders in Town and Suburbs. ' All orders executed with despatch. All goods at Town prices. KITCHEN BANGES all Sizes SPECIALLY DESIGNED for burnning New Zealand Coal, both portable and for building in, fitted with either high or low pressure boilers. REGISTERED GRATES, and a choice assortment of Verandah and Balcony work and other builders' requisites always in stock. H. E SHACKLOCK, General Iron and Brass Foundry, Crawford street, Dunedin. KINCAID, M'QUEEN & CO. VULCAN FOUNDRY, < Great King Street, Dunedin. Engineers, Boilermakeis, Iron and Bras 3 Founders, Millwrights, Iron Shipbuilders, &c. High Pressure and Compound Steam Engines, Turbine and other Water Wheels, Quartz Crushing and every description of Pumping, Winding, Mining, Stone-breaking, Woolwashing, Drying, Flour Mill, and Dredging Machinery made and repaired. Cast and Wrought Iron Hippies and Sluice Plates. Repairs to all kinds of Reaping, Thrashing, Horde-power Machines, &c, executed with Despatch. Flax-Dressing Machines of improved make. T AND W. STEWART, COACHBUILDERS, ! GREAT KING STREET, ! (Nearly opposite Bacon's Stablest, Have for Sale — Single and Double Buggies, Waggonettes, I'ony Phaetons, Station and Express Waggons. Also Made to Order — ' Every description of Hose Reels, Hook and Ladder Carriages, Fire Brigade Plant &c, tec. All of their mwn make. Workmanship and | Materials guaranteed. THls IS QUlfl£ TRUE. PRONOUNCED by the leading medical men the Greatest Cure for Rhumatism, Sciatica, Gout, Cold in the Head or Chest, Nervous Debility, and all Chronic Complaints, is the Turkish and Russian Baths. During the winter months, as these complaints are more prevalent, and to enable sufferers to visit the Baths more frequently, the price will be reduced to 2<3 6d. Testimonials can be seen at the Baths. Some people are under the impression that taking a Turkish Bath in winter they are liable to catch cold. Just the reverse is the case. If batheis comply with the instructions they can bathe in the coldest weather with gregMtt safety. Persons fatigued after travel ling^Rpression of spirits, late hours, worry of ifficje woik, etc., will find the Baths are the greatest ielief. ' Mr .Hyatt personally attends gentlemen in the hot jooms. Turkish and Russian Baths, 2s Cd ; Warm Baths, Is. ■pRANK A. COXHEAD, Photo Artist, PRINCES STREET (OCTAGON) DUNEDIN.