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Inangahua Times, Volume III, Issue 61, 8 January 1877, Page 4

OTICE. rnHK /oUowing AGHNTS haye been apX pointed in the undermentioned towns f<>s tjNrwle and distribution of this paper BuelWn ■••' ... .f. ■^<f»tp«rt j.iuMnwm Gre-yttKmth "J.B.Pjieh Bokitilka, Cr.M» 3d«iWnj^e ) f Oordoii and Gotch Subscriptions by Post, 2ls. per Quarter, payable 'in advance. * ! Papers posted to all parta oC the Colon? A«eWle»#at& intended far insertion to be -eft at the Offlda of the. Eape*, Lot later than B o'coct'bn the night of pubyeatios, Hotice of withdrawal of Advertisement or -v td' be sent ia in writing, no veroab orders attended to. , ■ ■ i \ .[... "'- •-'"• CfAL IIQTEI. rj\ BC«3TSrBOOTI|| BOpTS! The Largest St^jck mid the CJieapejt Mpns&in Town W*3TT WBfiffi pegs to call the attention *of i%fi gepWil Poßlie of Beelton 1 and the surVoundirigf districts to bis verj large assortment of. BppfSANP SHOES. C - JUST AKxtIVED, fht Largest Stock Ey@r Opened in Eeejtp,n, Consisting otMens'^opens' and Child•ens* Boots in endless variety with all the latest Styles and most Fashionable make. Also a Very parge' stock of his OWN 51AK35 always on iand. Orders prbmptly fcxecntecl, and fit and jPorkiWSship guaranteed •rorklarge Stock of Leather, Grindery, and A d Uppers always on hand> , a c^ fbe -. CJoWapphed *on liberal terms. ' the addressTV. J! SIJAW, Opposite to'- Patferjon Brothers'! Store i ' i And next to the GoldenfAge Hotel, BEBFFON. fills, ■ [The efflcaey cf Holoi^y's Pills in dropsj Irexteao^dmtoy".'' They aipt with such peculiar «ffec<tipon the systptff, that the fluids arising from this direfiu disease are imperceptibl) carried off and prevented from any' furthei accumulation* The* sufferer regains a buoyancy of spirits and rejoices in a colapletely ienova'ted Constitution ? but'itii indispensably necessary that the Ointment' sbou% be most eflectuallv rubbed into the c^m piffling parts StomaoD, Liver, Kidneys, aaOowfels. Those wLo suffer from bile and live? complaints^ try the effect of this valuable' 'remedy, a ftw doses of which will ftake the sufferer feel elastic md vigorous, reaoving'atl imparities, giving a healthy action to the" liver ; if bilious attacks h$ allowed to contiaue, serioos casualties in^arisa, and thesuflWer be consigned td « bed of aiokntos. In all disorders of the kidaevs, theOtptment ■hoaldW well rubbed into the small of the back* ODCetor* 8 day j and the Pill* acting in «nilpnj v %UI cure a^ny complaintfl „ irisin^Jrom $&& rfrl^nii ''■ Pafly,— ShortoeSs'ofßwatkftnd Weakness. Tery bad symptoms, -which ix not corrected, may tend to some serious 'diaorderS ' Of the fieart, or other vital organs. Eat moderately of solids, take riz Pills nightly for some little ' time; take plenty of fresh air with moderate exercise, and the human machinery will be qtuckly restored to health and vigor. Try this but for three days only, and the result trill be marvellous: ' Complaints incident to Childrea. Alt complaints of children may soon he eared if care be taken to 1 purify their blood correct the action of the! liver, and cleanse the stomach and bowels j a few doses of these fira<mrfSff»^-}mmedia'tely have the desired effect, pstHiCtftarfv if parents be careful in , pot allowing' &em to eat of things which' they imow wotVdbe irf^arious to themselves. ' *'■ BoUovoay t fills fire the. h/£k_ remedy known "' in the world for the foltovavkg diseases-. — ' Ague ~ Female Irregu- Scro%la o Asthma 'lafities ' E Bilious Com- Fevers of all Sore Thro plaints s kinds ' ' Stoneand on Fits /" Gravel - thaSkin Goat ' Secondary Bowel Com- • Head*ache Syinpto plaints Indigesttea TicPoulo Coliea Inflammation exit Constipation of Jaundice Turopurs s the Bowels Lifer Cota- Ulcers " Consumption plaints Venereal J)ebOity >■/-, Lumbago affeotionu propsy files Worms ofall Dysentery Rheumatism kinds ' Erysipelas intention of Weaknessv ' Crine i?omyhat ever ceiuse %* There is a considerable saving % taking * the larger sizes. (T.B.— Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are aiiiied to^ach Box. POST OPFJC^,SATIN<p BANKS, The following tie "fte regulations for %he abore banks :— ; ;, j. Interest at the Ate of 4 per cent per - anntim is given on JB2(X) and. iinder : at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum on stuot under ; and in the same p?6« portion for any shorter" time on ereVy complete £1 deposited, provided, that so interest be allqwed on more than Depositors, in the Post Office BaTings j Banks have dJ7ect.Go?ernraent security : for tie promptj, repaymieat of their monej, " ' J A depositor m »»y one of the Post Office Banks can continue his deposits at any otbi'r |f such Banks, and can Withdraw his Jboney at thai J^oat Office Bank which is most oouvenient to him. 4. The'litrictttilticcresy is observed with " respect '^ the iaames of depositors in PostrOjpe Banks, and the amounts of their rapsits. '" v «MQgjjsm&y be deposited by or on, be- -, htj^ffiißors. ' Depositors over men 'years of age are treated as persons of f^Fage, but miaors under seven years #fage cannot withdraw their deosits^ notil they have reached the age geTen. Applications to the Chief Officer in eaehiProTinee on the business of Post Office Siringa Batoks, and the replies ientthe^to are free from charge or