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Temuka Leader, Issue 2488, 11 April 1893, Page 4

ELECTRICITY V. LUXENE. In & contest between these two illuminants, it is questionable which would come out on top. Lux«ne is pure white, odourless and smokeless. So is electricity, but the latter requires expensive generating machinery, and is a fixture. Luxene is portable, ready for use at all times, and with a clear lamp gives the perfection of artificial light. It is well known that soma of the most disastrous fires in recent years have been directly caused by the use of common kerosene. Luxene is safe, brilliant, and gives a soft pleasant light. Only 2d. per gallon over ordinary kerosene. Strongly cased. Patent nozzles.

CHRISTMAS. jyjT SUPPLY OF FANCY GOODS ARE NOW TO HAND, CONSISTING OF GLASSWARE, JAPANESE GOODS, AND A MULTITUDE of USEFUL ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. CHRISTMAS CARDS IN GREAT VARIETY. WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALE In 5,10, and 18 Gallon Kega, All of the best brands. R. H. PEARPOINT, GENERAL MERCHANT GERALDINE.

ORMSBY STREET, Arowhenua, Dressmaker, Tailoress, & General Machinist. Ladies’ Underclothing, Baby-Linen, Gent’s Suits and Shirts, Boys’ Kuicker Suits, &c, GENERAL TAILORING REPAIRS Terms Reasonable. my2l mm THE STATION, I THE CAMP, :." K COTTAGE™ THE JUMBO BMHO B«f. l!iG POWDER Is invaluable for making Broad, Scone?*, &c., &c. All Storekeepers sell it. Wholesale by ANDERSON & CO., Coffee and Spice Manufacturers & Agents ja26 Timaru. FOR WINTER COUGHS & BRONCHIA The Marvellous Remedy for Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, Asthma. Bronchitis, Consumption, and all Chest Affections. BONNINGTON’S PECTORAL OXYMEL Of CARRAGEEN, OR IRISH MOSS ? REGISTERED IRISH MOSS \ CURES the worst kinds of Coughs, Colds, and Hoarseness, gives immediate relief to Bronchitis, is the Best Medicine lor Asthma, Cures Whooping Cough, is invaluable in the early stages of Consumption, Relieves all Affections of the Chest, Lungs, and Throat Sold Everywhere. B.C.Dann, Temuka. H.Citron,Geraldine Testimonial: Rangiora (Canterbury), July 22, 1880. Mr Bonnington. Dear Sir —May I trouble you to forward per train to Rangiora two bottles of your Irish Moss. I have been suffering with a bad cold and cough, and find GREAT RELIEF from taking it, and must say it is a most valuable remedy. I remain, dear sir, yours truly, Sarah D’Aubebghe.