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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XX, Issue 25, 8 April 1892, Page 18

Mr Joseph McKay of the City Boot Palace will have something of interest to our readers to Bay in our next issue. Professor Beissel's bairdressing establishment will be found ia Stafford street, Duneiin. Ladies and gemlemen desirous of having tbeir hair cut and dressed iv the most fashionable styles will do well to remember the address. Mr Bagley, of tha Octagon Dispensary, Dunedin, recommends as particularly efficacious a chemical compound for disorders of the' stomach, and an ointment, both prepared for him after (he most careful etudy and consideration, based on a long experience. He *lao esp cially recommends Dr Mackenzie's tonic powers. Prescriptions are dispensed by Mr Bagley with scrupulous attention and prompt* nees, and at very moderate prices. All the articles embraced in the trade of tbe chemist and druggist will be found at the establishment of tbe best possible qualities. Messrs A. and T. Inglis, George street, Dunedio, arc now issuing their parcels for the autumn and winter seasons. The demand for these parcels is the best proof of the satisfaction given by the goods supplied in them. In every instance the selection is most judiciously made, and the value for the money paid is the highest possible*