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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8170, 30 April 1895, Page 1

"ARAB" *w "SHAHa TEAS. LOOK OUT FOR TBE CABH k PKESENTB ENCLOSED WITH TEA. A theie FAMOUS TEAB b»*e now gained rooh ft thorough bold on the public tftite, the proprietors b»re deoid.d lo di.contii.ue ft grwt portion of their .dr.rtl.ijig, and to give THEIR OUSIOMERB the benefit ol tho MONEY thai 8 aVED. To oflfeot thh ft l*rg« namb.r of CASH ORDERS for 2s 6d. 6s, ftnd 10h o»oh will, »ffc«r Jane lit, b« enoloied in nuny of the pioketi »nd tint containing the Tea, Theie OABH ORDERS (printed on pink piper wi 1 be p»y»ble through the storekeeper from whom the tea bw been procarad or fr)in the Wholesale (N.Z. Agenti. JAMES FAMILTON, THAMES BTBEEr, OAMARD. Soli Aoknt ior Otaqo.

CIDER, "GOLDEN APPLE" BRAND. ThU Wholesome, Delloioni, and Stimulating Beverage it manofaotared'from;; PURE JUIOB OP APPLES Looally Grown, and ii equal to Devonshire Cider. o c had in BULK or BOTTLE. "PLETCHEB, TTUMPHREYS, AND /^O., CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRIS CHDRCU.

mHE mEAS <T1 Ii E T>EOFLE TT| RI N X J THE THREE POPULAR BLENDS SUITABIE T ALL TASTES, TIGER MANDARIN a TIGER MANDARIN TIGER A Pare Indian and Cey. MANDARIN A Pare China, Indian, and Cey TIGEB lon Blend. M/ NDARIN lon Blend. TIGER MANDARIN TIGKR J . * MANDARIN J ( HASLEMERE \ HASLEMERE THE NEW CEYLON TEA J gJ|{;|J}|g| PURE CEYLON TEA. j HASLEMERE ( BAbLVMERE The LARGE and EVER-INCREASING BALE of theie WELL-KNOWN »nd POPULAR TEAS bM now attained mob proportion! us to prove conoluilvely that about OxSE IN EVERY FOUR of iht whol© population of OUgo and Southland rnuit oon■tftntly «•• on* or other of them, RATTRAY & SON, W olibali Aqinw, THE LATEST BKUIiL'S OKONITE TRUSSKB FOR IHERNIAKRUPTURE). (Eipeoially for Traveller!, Ooloniiti, and Rtiidenti in Tropical Climatei.) Awards —

Gold Medal, Paris Exhibition 1889), Go!

Skull* Okonit* Trusaea for Rapture are in all respects the most perfeot and unique instrumenta ever offtred to the publio as meohanioal supports and remedial appliances for auy form of Rupture or Internal Prolapse. These truiaea are of the best possible manufacture, they are selfadjusting, light and oomfortable. The external surface being completely oovered with a non-absorbent material (Okonite), of a flesh color, resembling ivory, they cannot be deteoted when bathing ; they absolutely impervious to moisture, perspiration, and the acid excretions of the skin, oannot rust or get out of order, cause no cutaneous irritation, will hold securely any size protrusion without pain, may be washed when necessary with impunity, and oan therefore be worn any length of time in any ollmate without becoming offensive, us is the oase with those constructed with leather, elastlo and other objeotionable materials of a porons oharaoter, Bknll'a Okonite Trusses for Rupture weigh only a few ounoes, and being praoti* oally indestruotible, oan be guaranteed to last a lifetime, thus Involving no further expense to the purchasers beyond first cost, and the undoubted advantages they possess over every other truss extant constitute them as absolutely the best, and therefore the cheapest, that oan be prooured. The following are a few extraots from the leading Medioal Journals : The Lanoet.— "Skull's Okonite Irnaaes are the most effsotive we have ever otioed," n

THEODORE SKULL,

SUROIOAfrKINSTRDMENT AND APPLIANCE MAN O FACT URfiB, |91, SKAITiaiURT AVINDi, LOHOOir, W., EMOLAND. LTwolmlnntH* walk from PiooadUly, Oxford and Cambrldgt ClroQMi.l (ESTABUSJSIDi 1848.) liUfiMtani oi ail kinds CSntfioal InakrumeoK TruM#s, Bell^ Obtkrltf Biadm , llMtit qt^Unft, InH-Oapi, Aikliti, SoipeasoryßwdHM, Bqibmii SyflogM^ lifiaft, Bibbs? QtxSl, %\t % fifi)) pai««Urf m«M I