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Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 193, 22 March 1878, Page 4

"—"- ~ ~ — — — New Advertisments. ~KfEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WAITAKI-INVEROARGILL.., CONVEYANCE 10,000 SLEEPERS. TENDERS are invited by the Colonial Government for the CARTAGE of Ten Thousand RAILWAY SLEEPERS from Clinton to Clutha. Conditions of Contract may be seen at the Resident Engineer's Office, Clinton ; the Railway Station, Balclutha ; and this Office. Tenders will be received at this Office, up till noon on THURSDAY, the 28th March, 1878. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. W. N. BLAIR, District Engineer. Public Works Office, Dunedin, 15th March, 1*877. * " 164 RENDERS WANTED. Tenders are invited for the erection of a dwelling-house at Wangaloa for Mr James Darling. Plans and specifications to be seen at Mr David Dunn's, Kaitangata. Tenders to be lodged at Kemra Bank on or before the 6th April, 1878. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. iqq RENDERS WANTED. Wanted Tenders for breaking up 1500 acres of land, in one or more lots to. suit tenderers. Tenders received up to 2nd April, 1878. Apply to ' WALTER MILLER. . Roxburgh Station. Mount Stuart, March 2, 1878 128 y^ A N T E D. An Apprentice to the Blacksmith trade. For particulars apply to Peter Hood, Taylor's Creek ; or to Duguld M'Niven, Balclutha. ' ytfj yy A N T' E D. Men for Halverston's contract on railway. Piece work or day's wages. Apply at the Works. "^"ANTED.— A g*ood general Farm. Man, one that can work horses. Apply to A. QUERTIER, 149 Waitepeka. np O PLOUGHMEN. Two good ploughmen wanted. . Apply to WILLIAM WILLOCKS, 171 Hillend. pROFE SS 0 R STANICH, THE ONLY PALESTINIAN AURIST IN THE "WORLD, May be Consulted at THE CRITERION HOTEL. (Private entrance, Moray-place.) On the following days : — For Ladies only— Monday, Wednesday j- and Friday. For Gentlemen— Tuesday, Thursday, and dayFrom 10 to 4 dady. Owing to a large accession of patients during last week — whose cases are too urgent to refuse —Professor Stanich is compelled to postpone his departure for Invercargil and Christchurch for a short time. All desirous of seeing the Professor are urgently requested to lose no time in consulting him in order that their cases may have as 10-^g attention as possible. TESTIMONIALS TO PROFESSOR STANICH. Dunedin, February 28, 1878. Sir,— lt is with the greatest pleasure that I bear testimony to your treatment of deafness. For the last twenfcy-fcur years I have been suffering from deafness ih both my ears brought on by scarlet fever, with great discharge. "With the hope of having my hearing restored, I have been under the care of eighteen doctors and several chemists in England*, amongst whom were several who devoted, themselves entirely to the treatment of ear diseases, together with one in Dunedin, New Zealand. None were able to do me any good, and they gave me up as -incurable. Although I have been under your care hut for .a few days, I have improved wonderfully ; in fact I do not remember being able to hear so distinctly in my life, before as I- do now. I would strongly advise all suffering from deafness to place themselves under your skilful treatment. Thankfully yours, Wsr. Mudoe Tailor and Outfitter, "-A Great King -street, Dunedin. To Professor Stanich. , Sir.— Having suffered from . severe deafness for two and a half years, I was induced to come up to Dunedin and place myself under* your care ; and I am extremely thankful tb'ybu for the fact of being able, after a' fortnight of your skilful treatment, to return completely cured. I am thankfully yourß, A A James, Grant, March 9; 1878. -.*■-; ;i -J*f '&