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aa- - Wow Advertisements j ■IVTEW- ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DUNEDIN SECTION-.. NEW CATTLE SALE YARDS,. BURNSIDE. "Notice is hereby given, that to suit the convenience of cattle dealers and others attending sales at the above yards, they will be allowed to travel on Wednesdays by the Goods Train leaving Dunedin at 9.50 a. m,, and which will stop at the Yards to allow them to alight, returning from the Cattle Yards by the Goods Train leaving Walton Park at 3.30 p.m. The following trains will also stop at tbe Cattle Yards siding on Wednesday only : — The 5.30 and 7. 35 a.m. north trains, and 11 a.m. south trains, to allow passengers to alight only. The 3.8 p.m. north train, and 4 p.m. south trains to pick up passengers only. ALEX. GRANT, General Manager, General Manager's Office, Dunedin, 11th February, 1878. 68 ~P 0 R S A . L E BY PRIVATE TREATY. A Quarter-acre Section, on which is built a -substantial and commodious threeroomed house (capable of large additions at a very small outlay), with every convenience attached. Situation unequalled in Balclutha. To a suitable party most liberal terms will be given. For full particulars apply to JOHN MACDONALD & CO., '70 Balclutha. Tjl ARM TU LEASE BY TENDER. Written tenders will be received by the undersigned until the 20th February, 1878, for the lease for a term of years of a farm, situated in the Kaihiku district, consisting of 310 acres, all fenced and subdivided into paddocks, of which thero is 265 acres laid down in English grass. This farm is well watered, and within a quarter of a mile of the Southern Trunk railway station. There is also on the property an excellent 8-roomed house, with stable, barn, etc. , and a first-class orchard. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to JAMES NICOL, c 930 Kaihiku.-* "BALCLUTHA SOHOOL. Notice is hereby given that legal steps will be taken to recover all School Fees remaining unpaid at the end of the present month. By order of the Committee. R HOGG, Secretary and Treasurer. Balclutha, February 7, 1878. 59 •T\ A N C ! I N G CIAS S. MR. J. KELLY, Professor from Hei Majesty's theatre, London, is desirous of forming a class for adults on Thursday Evenings. Terms : 10s monthly ; ladies, ss. Twenty members will be required before class will be opened. Mr Hogg will receive the names of those who intend joining. 78 T>ROFBSSOR STANICH, THE ONLY PALESTINIAN AURIST , IN THE WORLD, Is -now visiting Dunedin, and may be consulted at ' "MURPHY'S CITY HOTEL,. ' Prinoes-street, Frcm 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Sundays, 2 to 4 o'clock. Professor Stanich has made the various Diseases of the Ear and their Cure the study of : his life, having practised since his youth in i-'gypt aud Palestine. He can assort, without fear of contradiction, that hundreds of cases, deemed incurable, have yielded to his treatment, and that, in rfact, -.--'■, NONE NEED DESPAIR. TO THE POBLIC I have 'great pleasm-e- in adding my testimony to that of so many others relative to the skill of Professor* Stanich as a Palestinian Aurist, -audit is with thankfulness that I bear witness to ihe manner in which he has cured me of the painful complaint of deafness, now of 14 years standing, Before consulting him and going under his treatment, I had been with one doctor who, for my complaint, was regarded as the, most skilful in New Zealand, but he could give me no relief. I have now been but three days under tho Professor's treatment, and until I came to him i was hopeless of a cure, and had given up all efforts; but, thanks to. him, my distressing malady is now removed, for which I am most grateful. Af yyv. ':'■ : ■ .--.' ■■'. - John Niohol, Butcher.Outram, February 11, 1878. * r . The^ Professor will .be most happy to;treat any- ' orie'feuffefihg-ffdm'-'thW'abbve-'Malady, on production of a y certificate^ from , their (derefynaan or any ddotor 'thit they' are' unable'tb •* p&y ,* ! I FREE OF CHARGE; - • ;*B3