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Dunstan Times, Issue 493, 29 September 1871, Page 3

PUPLIC NOTICE THE REV. of T()komairii'o (L>. V.) at Black’s on and at Alexaudram the evening at 7 o’clock. PUBLIC NOTICE milE REY. JOI L Waihola will Alexandra on Su a. in. and at Cl} - ' 7, o’clock. M 1 VN of 1, 30, the e vein ii NOTICE il JO.HN / AYEfn3 conduct Divine Sunday next in the Chuiclydf England, Clyde, in the nr'rninamt 11 o’clock, Sabbath School will meet in the afternoon at 3. ESTATE OF FRANK PORTER MANSFIELD. It HE Second njj/l of Ninepencc in payable at tPe Office of the Undersigned, to all Creditors in this Estate who have dn/y proved their claims. RICHARD H. LEARY, Trustee in the said Estate. Dunedin, 21st September, 1871 NOTICE. THE Partnership heretofore existing between GEORGE MILNE and GRAVEN PAGET, of Alexandra, c>al solved by mxiUpS. cwi&mt. All account! due to Om smdffitirm must be paid to Gjpfge and all accounts owing by firm wi l be discharged braidd George Milne, Craven Paget huffing nothing nothing whatever to do with the above named partnership from this day. CRAVEN PAGET. GEORGE MILNE. S'gned by the said Craven Paget and George Milne in the presence < f John Co'o Chappie, this 25th day of September, 1871. JOHN COLE GRAPPLE, Witness. CAUTION. vN and after this date, poison for f dogs will be laid cm Aun JLil. M‘LAlvI ULL Moutere St July 11, 1871. CAUTION POISON, mi and after thisdate, will be LAID on the New Australian Land Compan Station. J AME >C 0W A Kavravan Station, August 1G tli, 1867. CAUTION 0 N and after this be laid on Hi R. ST r ART, hi anager. Hawksburn Station, sth Sept. 1870 NOTICE. TIHOM A ai I Storckeepoi^ beii about to begs return thffiilnr for past favors, a intimates tar nil parties indebted him, that/their accounts must settled within one month or proceedin will be instituted to recover same. Hills Creek, September 28, 1871, Holloway’s Pills.— Condition of the blood. - As the blood, and the blood alone sustains and renovates every part of the living system, it is manifest that no medicine which docs not reach the circulation can exterminate disease. Professor Holloway claims that his Pills operate directly, powerfully, and beneficially upon the whole mass of the blood, venous and arterial, nor can we question the fact when we see indigestion cured, liver complaint arrested, the oppressed lungs brought into healthy play, and every physical function renewed and strengthened by their agency. That their regulation and purifying effect tends to promote long life, as well as to expel disease, there cannot be a resonahlc doubt. The family that has them not lacks a ‘‘material guarantee" of health and life.