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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXI, Issue 39, 24 September 1903, Page 26

BALLANTYNE'S Dressmaking stanm alone for pr Style, Good Taste and Elegance TV A T T A ICY JT^A^ M TT* 'C 2At tbe commencem e n t °f another Season are replete D/*V I > i-'/'ILIH 1 I II l*i « ' with the LATEST PRODUCTIONS in DreSS Materials direct from the best English and Foreign Manufacturers BALLANTYNE'S ™ specialists in the are art of Dressmaking from Chart Measurements. A full range of Patterns with Estimates on Application. J. BALLANTYNE & CO., DTOSTASLE BOtKE, CHSISTCOTSCH, the II M I T F nlnsurancen Insurance Company, Ltd, »~" "= wl^ll I Li U FIRE AND MARINE.

Head Office - SYDNEY. Manager: THOMAS M. TINLEY, Secretary: BARTIN HAIGfI. BBAUCHES : LONDON— James Rae, Agent ; MELBOURNE — T Lookwood. Res. Sec ; ADELAIDE— J. P. H. Daniell, Res. Sec; HOBART— W. A. Tregear. Res. Agent ; PERTH— J. H. Prouse, Res. Sec ; BRISBANE— E. Wickham, Res. Sec ; TOWNSVILLE— , Dis. Sec. ; ROOKHAMPTOK— H. T. Shaw, Res See.

WAVERLEY HOTEL, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Mattbiob O'Connor (late of Christchurch and Dunedin) begs to notify that he has taken over the above favourite hotel, cloee to Train and Wharf. Splendid view of Harbour, Beat brands of Wines and Spirits always on hand. MAURICE O'CONNOR

WILKINSON'S EMULSION OF * ? COD LIVER OIL Combined with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, I recommended to you as a remedy for al affections of the Throat and Lungs. It is freshly prepared from the purest Cod Liver Oil, combined with the Hypophosphites, is pleasant to the taste, and invaluable in cases of Chronic Cough and all Pulmonary C omplaints In bottles at 3s 6d each, or 3 for 9s ; larger size at 5s 6d each., WILKINSON & SON, Chemists, Dunedin CHALLENGES THE MARKET. IS THE VERY BHST

To ft meal unless it includes a cup of that delicious beverage " KUKOS " TEA Thli Tea oan be obtained from the leading Qrooers and Storekeeper! throughout Otago and Southland, and is, without doubt, the VERY BEST. It ii put up in four qualities, paoked In lib. and fclb. paoketi, and 01b. and 101 b. tins. TE ARO HOTEL, 'UPPER WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON. RC. CHUTE (late of Tenant a Hotel • hat, much pleasure in informing his frierds *nd the travelling public that he has taken over the above well known hotel nad trusts, by keeping only the best brands of liquor and giving the best accommodation, to merit a share of their support Firet-olaes table. Hot and cold Bhower baths. Letters and telegrams promptly Attended to. B. 0. CHUTE Proprietor