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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 15, 10 August 1894, Page 14

J^EW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE A&ENGY COMPANY, LIMITED. The Company has pleasure in intimating that, the necessary arrangements having been completed, the Company has now RESUMED BUSINESS as STOCK AND STATION AGENTS WOOL AND PRODUCE BROKERS FINANCIAL AGENTS GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. In making this announcement the Company embraces this opportunity of gratefully acknowledging the support receivei from many old and new clients since July last. Special attention is directed to the provision made in the Ar'icles of Association of the New Company for the absolute safety of Proceeds of all Consignments. ANDREW TODD, Manager.

Caterer to the Canterbury Saleyards' i o. ; Canterbury Yeomanry Cavalry ; Agricultural and Pastoral Association. BU R X E^T HOTEL Corner of High and Manchester Streets CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. Hot, cold, and shower b.ths. The beat accommodation in Christchurch on the Most Reasonable terms. Special Arrangements made with Theatrical Companies, Associations, and others, on application to P. BURKK, Proprietor. All communications promptly attended to. P.O. BOX, 364 TELEPHONE 428 J RHODES & CO • DUNEDIN STEAM DYEING & CLEANING WORKS 116 George StTeet, Dunedin. We would respectfully solicit orders for Dyeing and Cleaning. Every description of Damask, Tapestru-s, Lace, Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, Feathers, &c, Cleaned or Dyed carefully and well. Terms moderate, fjp Goods to be Hyed Bl ck for Mourning receive prompt atten'iun, | INFLUENZA TO HEAL AND STRENGTHEN THE LUNGS AND VOCAL ORGANS USE BONNINGTON'S OXYMEL OF CARRAGEEN OB IRISH MOB*, The Marvellous Remedy for COOGH 43 , COLDS, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, And All Chest Affections. 4, Stafford Street, Dunedin, 31st March, 1894. Mr G. BonningtoD, Cbristchnrch. Dear Sir,— ln the course of my travels through Otago and Invercargill, I of en come across persons wh~> speak in the highest terms of the beneficial (Sects from the use of your preparation, Pectoral Oxymel of Carrageen, or Irish Moss. It is very largely used in the country towns bb well as in the larger cities. Having taken a good deal of interest in the article, I am in a position to cay that there are very few families in Otago and InvercargUl who are not in the habit of taking the Irish Moss during the Winter and Spring months. You know, of course, that it is distributed by nearly all the merchants. I always bare it in my bouse, having experienced that it effects all you claim for it.— (Sincerely yourr, W. BROWN, Commercial Traveller.