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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 26, 23 October 1885, Page 27

pHE J)RAPERY AND QJENERAL JMPORTING QO, OF JNJ # £. (Co-operative). WHOLESALE AND FAMILY WAREHOUSES : HIGH ST., DUNEDIN, AND CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. ' The only Wholesale Firm in the Colonywho supply the Public direct with IRAPERY, MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, CARPETS, BEDSTEADS, &c: At ACTUAL WHOLESALE PRICES. _.. nnrniT ( The laTge and increapin S trade in every department of the D.1.C., notwithstanding the depressed times ASH VERSUS unbUl I ] through which we are now passing, is a proof beyond doubt that the Public have given a verdict in favour of ( Cash Payments and a saving of from 25 to 30 per cent. D. I. C, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN, AND CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

CANONGATE HOTEL, Canonoatb and Brown Streets, DUNEDIN. H. QUINN, Proprietor. (Late of Lakes District.) MESSRS. GIBSON & SMART, Corner of CRAWFORD AND WATER STREETS, Are now Selling for Cash as under :—: — BEST GREEN ISLAND COAL, 178 per ton for cash. KAITANGATA COAL. 28s per ton for cash. NEWCASTLE COAL (Carefully screened), 40s per ton for cash. BRUNNER COAL (Carefully screened), 40s per ton for cash. N.B.— For the convenience of the Trade, our Mr. Smart attends at the Siding from 8 to 5. FLOUR I FLOOR ! FLOUR ! Roller Process — Hungarian System. MESSRS. ALLEN AND CO., of the Belford Flour Mills, Timam, beg to inform the Trade that they are now in a position to supply them with a really firstcl^ss article, second tv none in New Zealand. Their new and costly plant has the very latest improvemerts in milling machinery, which, together with the determination of using nothing but really sound grain, will ensure to the consumers in article superior to any other brand now before the public. Ask your grocers for " The Golden Gem." Full particulars from F. J. HOPKINS, Sole Agent, Crawford street. NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT NSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £100,000. Claims paid exceed ... 19,000, THIS is the first Accident Company established in New Zealand, and does bueineos at very moderate rates, and i extremely liberal in its settlement?. Offices under Watson's Hotel, High street. Qualified Gentlemen wanted as Canvassers and Country Agents. GEORGE W. ELIOTT, Distiict Agent. WILLIAM REID Wholesale and Retail SEED MERCHANT, NURSERYMAN, &c. High Street, Grand Hotel Buildings), DUNEDIN. Catalogue and Price List on Application. I have a very large stock of Seeds — all of the very best that can be obtained — of Gar- I Jen Flower, Agricultural, and Clover Seeds, which I sell at the Lowest Possible Prices. My Stock of Fruit and Forest Trees are all grown by myself on the poorest exposed land I could procure, therefore they are sure to thrive well no matter where planted, which is the most important pstrt in tree-planting. : Pot Flower* cut for parties : Bonquets for Ball* fn* WWdir/gg or/ftfc ifacfttttt uWteV

rO^THACHE PREVENTED AND CURED. IARBOLISED ROSE TOOTH POWDER . Ab is well known, Carbolic Acid immeditely arrests the most violent Toothache, if pplied to exposed nerve. It is probably the lost powerful antiseptic known ; where carolic acid ia, even in minutest particles, ecay is impossible. It occurred to tbe laker of Carbolised Rose Tooth Powder that idiciously blended with astringpnt gums, &c. ; would in time cure Toothache by gradually es nying the nerves and at once arrest ecav. It at once deodorises bad breath, rhether from smoking, decayed teeth or therwise. That it has done so is now borne ut by the numbers of testimonials received or it by the sole manufacturer and inventor, A. M LOASBY (Successor to Thmas. J. Leary, establia hed 1853;, 3ONBULTING AND DISPE>BING CHEMIST, PRINCES STREET SOUTH. What the premier Dentist of Wellington says : — " Mr. Loasby's Tooth Powder — the recipe f which I have seen — is both pleasant and fficacious. It is specially useful in cases of ender gums." (Signed) Herbert Rawson, Dentist, We'hngton Terrace." 'estimonials from three Chemists and dozens of influential Ladies and Gentkmen. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIRERS TO THE " TABLET," and the Public generally. I^HE CITY BOOT PALACE X Has now been refitted throughout. To suit convenience of our Customers all ur goods have been marked at Very Low 'rices to meet approbation of the Public nd comprise all the latest designs in English ud Continental Boots and Shoes. Your early inspection solicited. Note Address • CITY BOOT PALACE, 75 George Street. Dunedin. J. McKAY, Manager. DACECOURSE HOTEL, I-Ai. Ocean Beach, St. Kilda. "lTe. RUTTLEGE - Proprietor Desires to inform his Friends and the Pubic that he hns taken the above Hotel and lopes by strict attention to the wants oi his ustomers to obtain a fair share of support. The Hotel has undergone a thorough renovaion, and now offers First-class Accommodaion to \S«»m>rß. The locality is extremely Healthy and nrigorating, adjoining as it does the Ocean Seacb and St. Clair Btths. Thete is ample Stabling and Loose Box Accommodation for Horses. TV/T R. ROBERT HA y7~C\E., HAS REMOVED To Offices in High street, in the Buildings of the Dunedin Finance Company (Of9«irt« Messrs, Binfe , a ia and Co.)

RATIONAL HOTEL, Great Kins Street, Dunedin. MR. P. DALY (late of the Golden Age llotel) has taken this large and conveniently - sitnated establishment, which he will conduct on the most liberal and approved principles. The House is splendidly fitted up in every respect, is within a few minutes' walk of the heart of the city, and offers every advantage to Visitors and Boarders. Suites of Rooms for Private Families. Billiard Room, and Bath Room. yENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS At Moderate Prices. PATERSO BURK & CO., Stuart St. (Opposite St. Paul's Church.) KENSINGTON HOTEL Kensington, Dunedin. PETER CASEY has much pleasure to announce to his Friends and the General Public that he has taken the above wellknown and old-established Hostelry, which he mends to conduct ou the Most Approved (Style. This Establishment offers first-classaccomo-dation for visitors from the Country and the General Public, to whose comfort every attention will be given. Wines, Beer, and Spirits of Superior Quality. First-ClaBS Billiard Table. Good Stabling attached. P. CASEY - - Proprietor. EESQUILANT, • Stafford Street, Dunedxn, Paper Ruler and Bookbinder, Account-book Manufacturer, Btationer and Printer. Bibles and Prayer Books of every description bound to any pattern at Reasonable Prices. pRANK W. P E T R E Engineer and Architect, LIVERPOOL STREET, DUNEDIN, And 171 Hereford Street, Christchurch Complete designs for Catholic Churches finished under special arrangements. WM'L A R E N, • TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Princes Street, (Second door from Dowlir? treet.) DUKE