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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 29, 21 October 1893, Page 10

J. K. JAMESON, Engineer, Millwright, Boilermaker,. and GENERAL Blacksmith,, INVERCARGILL. Traction Engines Threshing MillsPORTABLE ENGINES Fitted and repaired, and every description of' machinery overhauled on shortest notice. Personal supervision of all wort. Thoroughly good workmanship at moderate price Repairs and alterations skilfully and faithfully" executed. Estimates given for all kinds of Iron Work. In connection with Bridges, Dredges, etc.—Castings in Iron or Brass to any Pattern, Correspondence invited. J. K. Engineer Works— Yarrow JAMESON, and Ironfounder Street Telephone —No.lo7 JS IT INFLUENZA?' No; it is an epidemic similar to it, and asit comes on sudden y and most unaecountably, it is best to oe provided with a remedy that is not only a cure but a certain, preventative if taken in the early stages. It will also cure the most severe attacks even at a later stage. (It is needless to point out that this remedy is the well-known JONES HONEY PECTORAL.) KINGSLAND and FERGUSON, UNDERTAKERS AND MONUMENTAL MASONS. Funerals Conducted to or From ant Part op Southland. Just Landed and in Stock a Large Variety of HEADSTONES, MONUMENTS, and MEMORIAL CROSSES. Other Shipments to Arrive. K. and F. undertake all kinds of Cemetery Work. Estimates Given Orders by telegram or otherwise receive prompt attention. ALFRED DEWS, Undertaker (Opposite Council Hall). Kelvin Street. Funerals conducted in town or Country at the LOWEST RATES. Private Residence —Forth Street, 2 doors from Dr. Grigor’s. TEMPERANCE DINING ROOMS AND BOARDING HOUSE. JjjjßS BAGGOT, Proprietress, Dee ftreet (opposite White Swan) Teems : MEALS, Is.; BEDS, Is. PERMANENT 1 CARDERS, 18s,