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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVII, Issue 36, 27 December 1889, Page 8

BUTLER'S FAMILY AND commercial hot^l ashburton. MRS. J. F. BUTLER ... Proprietress. Private Rooms for Families. Good Stabling, with Loose Box and Paddock Accommodation. yENEIIAN LIUD6 VENETIAN BLINDS! At Moderate Tricei. PATERSON BURK & CO., STUA.BT ST. ("Opposite St. Paul's OtanrclO THE CLUB HOTEL; Lambton Quay, Wellington. Mr. James Condon has taken over that well-known and spacious Hotel on Lambton Quay, where business will be conducted in first-c.ass Btyle. Patrons can rely on the best Accommodation. None but the best liquors kept in stock. A splendid billiard room. Two minutes' walk to either wharf or G, P. Office. JAMES CONDON, PfiOPRIETOR. JEWELLER TO THE QUEEN, JOHN ~H I S L O P Watchmaker, Jeweller, and Optician 74 PRINuES STREET, DUNEDIN", Takes the opportunity to thank his Customers fur the past support, and b> gs to intimate that he has severed all connection with his Old Premise^ having sold out all his Old Stock, and has removed to the above number, five doors bightr up the street, where he will continue to carry on the Business of PRACTICAL WATCHMaKEK and JEWELLER. J. H. will make tl c Watch Department his spt cirfl care, so that persons having Valuable and Expensive Timekeepers can depend upon them bting repaired to their satisfaction. All Orders from the Country (Jobbing and New Work or Goods) will receive prompt attention. Spectacles to all Sights. Please note address : JOHN HISLOP, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 74 Princes Street, DUNEDIN. JC O U 8 T O N, • 155 Pkinces Street South, Large new Stock of Gas Fittings, Gas Bciling and Grilling Stoves, Gas Fires, from the best English makers — viz, Fletcher, Wilson, Wiigbt, etc. English-made Patent Instantaneous Water Heaters (made of strong copper, tinned inside) — a hot bath, any time day or night, in from 5 to 15 minutes, by simply turning on the gas and water taps. PUBLIC .NOTICE. rpHE KING OF CLEANSERS, HYDROLEINE SOAP. This Soap is the result of a long course of experiments with the best-known detergents, aDd before offering it to the Public I have had it submitted to every kind of trial, with a view to testing its washing and cleansing properties, and it has been admitted, by all who have tried it to be the BEST CLEANSING SOAP EVER USED. No Washing Machines, Boards, or Rubbing required. By its use, one-half the labour is saved in washing clothes. For Cleaning Paint and Woodwork, or for anjr other purpose for which soap is used, it has no equal. Invented and Made Only by WILLIAM M'LEOD, Founder and Only Member of the Old Firm' of M'Leod Bros, n New Zealand.