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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 27, 6 July 1899, Page 28

f9 a 7ISCOL7 ISCOL ls T thc Ve 'T Best Tlun X that ever came under our notice for softening preserving- * JZ=K and waterproohnjr Boots Shoes, Harness, Mill Belting and all Leather (Joods. It is 'indispensable tor Miners * armors, and Sportsmen, or anyone whose occupation or phusnre hikes them into wet places. Harness keeps pliable for ever if saturated with VISCOL. It makes belts grip the iso^ M. O'BRIEN AND CO., iggggs, CHRISTCHUIiCH, < SHOES 800f S I Makers of the Well-known Brand of PTCKMTKK HOOTS, are tfe XZ. Ajrents. 6«WESS.BEISS" If yOU^S C ; lial)lc ??°. ts f k . for the I'UBMIEK VISCOLIZBD BOOTS, they have no equal. " p * \ v 1S n ß ° n m - *' ,, P-mP -m C 'W S ; 1)mt ' U (id - Wallts «PPlyi"J? only once a month. Parents should see that their children's Boots are Visooli/ed ; they will last :f times as lon* Otago Orders for VISCOL or PREMIER BOOTS can "be sent direct or through MESSRS BUTTKRWOKTII BROS., DUXKDIX.

Messrs. Price and Bulleid, the well-known drapers, Invercargill, direct attention to their half-yearly cheap sale, which is now in full swing. Our Southland readers would do well to visit the establishment and sco the bargains offered in all departments.— *% Messrs. Kingsland and Ferguson, undertakers and monumental masons, Spey and Dee streets, Invercargill, are prepared, on the shortest notice, to conduct funerals in all parts of Southland. They call attention to their large stock of monuments in chaste designs, and grave and monumental railings. All work entrusted to Messrs.' Kingsland will be carried out in a manner satisfactory to their clients. — „*_ Mr. J. F. Wilson, dentist, Spey street, Invercarerill, notifies that he has purchased the goodwill of Mr. Yules practice, and intimates to patients that any contract entered into by Mr. Yule for mechanical or other work will be Cdrned out by him without any difference in fee. Patients may rely on having all dental work intrusted to Mr. Wilson carried out in a satisfactory manner, and according to the latest and most approved methods. —^* It is not necessary to recommend Hondai- Lanka tea ts, those who have tried it, as its purity and quality speak for themselves. Hondai- Lanka tea is grown on one of the finest tea-producing districts of Ceylon, and as it possesses all the properties of a first-class article, it is not blended with other leaf. Housewives who have heard about this tea, but have not tried it, should do so, and then they will be in a position to judge of its excellence. It can be procured from nearly all the leading storekeepers in the South Island. — *%

RE A. TH AND CO For u P- t0 - date Tailoring, Clothing, and Mercery, *«**■"«* *** **»+* *-* w. CHBISTCHUROH.