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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 799, 22 November 1882, Page 3

r The past winter in Tasmania has been the most severe one known there for forty year?;-;-;.: _ : ' The death rate among the Polynesians vln Queensland is 61 74 per 1,000; amongst whites, 13 94-per 1,000. Between four and five per cent, of the births registered last year in New South Wales were illegitimate. Tlietecent reductions in the New South Wales railway rates it is estimated will lessen the annual revenue by LIOO.OOO. ; A number of the tradesmen in Oamaru ] advertise that they will close their places -Of*business every Thursday afternoon, * 'Commencing this month; sheepowner in Texas is a woman known as the “ Widow Callahan. . Her sheep, more than 50,000 in number, are divided into flocks of 2,000 head each.

*• “ Write carefully,” says De Quincey • vt, iYou can never tell how much good your Work may accomplish." No truer .words ever'spoken. A man brought around •' k perfectly lovely poem about the sunkissed leaves of September just as the office-boy had built afire in the grate • ‘and was looking for something to light it with.' Holloway’s Pills.—The changes of tern . . .peratvure and weather frequently upset person who are most careful of their health, and mos particular in their diets. These corrective purifying, and gentle aperient Pills are the.best remedy for all defective actions of the digestive organs; they augment the appetite, strengthen - the stomach, correct biliousness, and carry off all that is noxious from the system. Holloway’s Pills* are composed of rare balsams, uumixed with baser matter, and on that account are peculiarly well adapted for the young, delicate, and aged. As this peerless medicine has gained , fame m the past, so will it preserve it in the , <■' future" by itsrenovatingand invigorating qualities bi I and its incapacity of doing harm..—[Advt.]

groyra, edition. {lfsued at 4.30 p.m. > New ’ Advertisements. XTTANTED—MARRIED COUPLE. VV The man to be capable of afay .eVindof farm work, and thewomftn to take charge of the laundry and dairy. Apply any evening, to- undersigned, at Trevor- .• tonl—Duniar & Nobthey. n 22 .BIMITXVE M E T HOD I S T . CHURCH, VTUXS STBBET. following Pieces will he SUNG-at «■>: At,ihe r .Pirintitive. Methodist TEA MBETINGj TO-MORROW Evening :4-“ He from every eye," MissHidd; Ho shall feed his, flock/’‘Mrs Nixon; 3Hg»Kidd; “ After/’ Mrs Nixon: UißjoN , c q;h N T Y biW y COUNCIL, X