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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 12, 17 June 1893, Page 5

THE KETTLE SOHO. “ If I were n cobbler, I’d make it my pride, The best of all cobblers to be ; If I were a tinker, no tinker beside Should mend an old kettle like me.” •SPlf other words it is my constant endeavour ™ to serve my customers better than they have ever been served before. Try me. W. C. WILKINS, mONMONGER, AND METAL WORKER. TAT STREET. WRITTEN ORDERS SPJiCI.VI.LX WELCOME. GOOD APPETITE is worth money. It pays. to. eat a good meal, you can work better. -Don't allow your appetite to fall off; nothing is more weakening. A great many in Southland have found Jones’ Iron and Quinine Tonic to be an unfailing appetitiser, while at the same time, it is very strengthening and cheap (2s 6d bottle). His Honey Pectoral, for coughs and colds, has saved the lives of many children in Southland.— Advt. STIRLING FAMILY GROCER AND GENERAL MERCHANT. Dee Street, Invercargill. Families waited on for orders. Country correspondence promptly attended to. Agent for Nelson Moatc and Co., Ltd. Proprietor of Shield Mixture of Pure China, Indian, and Ceylon Teas. A well assorted selection of General Groceries and oilmen’s stores always instock.