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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 31, 10 December 1897, Page 30

rpiIOMAS JOHNSTONE, -■- Pharmaceutical Chemist, Licentiate of the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland, Assistant of the Apothecaries Hall (Dublin), etc., etc, MANSE STREKT, DUNEDIN. Young, growing girls suffer a good deal from poverty of the blood, or anaimia. characterise d by a pale, waxy complexion, and acoomjiaiiidl wirh p;iin in the side. ily*p<-p»ia. dillioulty of breathing, especially when mounting a hill, and gener.il want of tone. The best treatment recommended by the leading doctors is a curse of Eland's Iron Pills, of which I holil large supplies, ami sell in boxes at 2^ (id and 3-< fid each. past tree. Wnus tor pamphlet of household romc'lie*. Medicines delivered free of postage when Ccibh accompanies order. THE FAVOURITE KITCHEN RANGE is SHACKLOCK'S ' ORION." <gr It burns Lignite, Coal, or Wood, REQUIRES NO SETTING. «&£i— -»~ VTfo Most Economical and Durable fiif Hnffl R an Be made. PJlopionJ I g I 1 !, Supplied with High or Low S^^ifrzLk Pressure Boiler. [Ej22j^3,j Prices and Advice given for '.J j^Y^j all Idnds of Cooking and HeatV 1&51 *•*-»> ' ing Apparatus. Tomb Railing, Fretwork, & General Castings Repairs Effected. H. E, SHACKLOCK, if sundry : Crawford street, Dunedin. EICHARDT-S * HOTEL Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu, Otago, New Zealand. This Hotel is situated on the margin of Queenstown Bay, and commands views of Grand and Magnificent Lake Scenery. PRIVATE APARTMENTS FOR TOURISTS AND FAMILIES. Porter meets every Steamer on arrival at the Wharf. Craig and Co's Coaches Leave this Hotel for Dunedin Thrice Weekly First-cla^s Stabling. Horses and Buggies for Hire, and ready at a moment's notice Drivers provided. Specials to Mount Cook. Reasonable Arrangements can be made for the Accommodation of Families, as well as for Accommodation during the Winter Season WINDMILLS, SEED AND GRAIN CLX \XJXG MACHINERY. JOHN MARSHA L L (Late of Springston) Has removed to 204 St Asaph street, Christchurch, and is Manufacturing WINDMILLS of the Most Simple, Strong, and Durable Make. None but the very best iron and steel is used in their manufacture. Derricks supplied of either Wood or Iron. Windmills from £5 upwards ; Derricks from £1 10s upwards. I have had a large experience amongst Harvesting Machinery, find all work entrusted to me will have my most careful attention. JOHN MA R SHALL, Agricultural Engineer, 20i St Asapu street, Christouurcu, N.Z.