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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 49, 1 August 1877, Page 3

' POJtt SALT, » J fpHE MELBOURINE HOTEL, situated in Broadway, Reefton. Apply on tbe Pr« raises, or to CHING BROS., Keefton. j FOB BALE, PROPERTY, on tbe Bullei Jl Road, now in the occupation o W. S. Staite, Esq., (Somprising SO TOWN ALLOTMENTS, with ne* comfortable FOUR-ROOMED COT . TAGE. finished throughout. Also, Sec tion No. 81 Upper (Broadway, will Section No. 56, which adjoins it at rear. Apply to | JOSEPH WILSON, Broadway. ■ WILLIAMS'" TjUMILY AND riOMMERCIAI I \J K.OTEL, BROAD vVAY, REEPTDN, Is under the direct superintendence o! the Proprietor! is the most centrally situated Hotel in town, and is replete with every convenience. Every comfort and privacy is provided for families. I The bed-rooms are lofty, well ventilated, and receive most constant and careful attention. / The Billiard Room is spacious, and fur* rushed with one of Alcock's Prize Tabies. STABLIffIG ACCOMMODATION Js excellent/ and convenient to the Hotel, ■ white the charges are most reasonable. . Livery and Bait, 7s per Night CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE. WALTER WILLIAMS, Pbopeietob. Oxygen is life.— Dr. Kright's Piioshodyno -MuU'tudes of people are hoplessly suffering f-oui debility, nervous and liver complaints ression oi spirits, hypochondria, timidity, indigestion, failure of hearing, eight and memory, lassitude, want of power, &c, whose jases admit of a permanent cure by the new remedy .Phosphodyno (Ozonic Oxygeu) which ut once allays all irritation and excitement, imparts new energy and life to tlie en- , ieebled constitution, and rapidly cures every stage of these hitherto incurable and distressing maladies. Sold by all chemists and druggists throughout tho globr. Caution .- The large and increasing dea-ind tor.jPi 1 - Bright's Pkosphodyne hjis led t. sereral'iinitations under somewhft similur names ; pui chasers of this medicitie should therefore careful to observe that :ach case bears tin Government Slump, V i' u fc ho words, Dr Bright's Phosphodyne c lgravet* thereon, and that the Bame words a c alst 'jlown iv the b"ttk'