cent, for prompt cash. Wardell Bros, and Co.—(Advt.) Kerosene now reduced to 4s 6d per tin, or 9s per case. Hubbard Hall » nd Co -2567 Nimmo and Blair's collection of Double and Single Flowering Begonias is the finesv in the Australasian colonies. True to mmc and at reasonable prices. Agents: Fletcher Bros., High street, Christchurch.—(Advt.) If a prophet be not without honour save in his own country, the rule must be one which is proved in the accepted manner— by the exception. The exception we refer to is Mr E. G. Lane, of Oamaru, who has placed upon the market a specific for lung troubles called Lane's Creasoted Emulsion. The honour he has received in his own country is contained in daily-recurring let ters acknowledging benefits received from the use of the preparation. The following is a case in point:— "Arun street, Oamaru, July 7th, 1899. Mr Lane,— Dear sir,—l notice you are publishing testimonials yon have received about your emulsion. I f lsU to add mine to the numbei. My niece, who was staving with mc a little ago, &aa a bad attack of measles, which le.t ncr very weak and with a bad cough. I| aV J her'vour emulsion, and it was wonderful now quic'klv she recovered. Th« cough stopped almost, at once, and the way she put on flesh is marvellous. When she returned to her home her mother would hardly believe she had had anything the matter with Be-, and said she looked better and was stronger than ever she was. Last month my hus band caught a severe cold and had a tein :o# cough, so more of your emulsion. y e "-, he never got rid of a cold so quickly-, -".a that the emulsion was the nicest physic ue had ever fctksn. My niece was also veiv fond of it.—Yours truly, S. Gibson. «».
