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Kumara Times, Issue 513, 20 May 1878, Page 1

IRA N D IRT TTNION, To be drawn for on the same principle as the Melbourne Cap Sweep. 470 Subscribers, at £1 each. Ist Prize—The GLOBE HOTEL, Dill man's Town, built on a full section, and containing 10 rooms; with furniture, fixings, and everything requisite for carrying on the business. 2ud Prize—An excellent BILLIARD IABLK, with Lamps and everything connected with the Table. The house, as is well known, is doing a fair trade, and, when the new road being constructed from Kumara is finished, it is reasonable to expect that business will improve, and that pro, perty in Dillman's Town will considerably enhance in value. There is Five Months' License to expire, so that the wiuner need not spend a shilling, but enter at once into a lucrative business. Already there are 110 subscribers booked. Sweeps for tickets will take place on Weduesdayand Friday nights, and notice will appear in the Kumara Times when the Drawing takes place. The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as a Committee : Messrs Richmond, Foldie, Pakmontein, Everett, and Coningtou. Communications addressed to the Globe Hotel, Dillman's Town, will be promptly attended to. Tickets can be procured at Pearn's/ Buck's Head Hotel; Hannah's, Watchmaker; Campbell and Kettles', Ironmongers ; and at the Kumara. Times Office. W. M. P™KISS> BARRISTER and SOLICITOR Of the Supreme Court, REVELL STREET HOKITIKA, Directly opposite Union Bank ot Australia. HOLLAH'S GREAT INDIAN A CURES. The Proprietor having received the following testimonials from respected and well-known residents of Kumara, solicits a careful persual of them, and leaves the public to judge whether or not these Indian Medicines have been justly styled the WONDER OP THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

AH suffering from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Indigestion, Biliousness, or Liver Complaints, should immediately try these medicines and prove their Marvellous Effects. They can be had of all Chemists and Medicine vendoi*s. To the Proprietor Ghollah's Indian Remedies. Sib—l was completely crippled with rheumatics last winter, and was recommended to try Ghollah's Indian Cure. I got five bottles from your agent, Mr G. Mee, Kumara, and was relieved with the fiist two bottles. The remainder cured me. Thomas T. Harrold. Kumara, 11th February, 1878. To Mr G. Mee, Kumara, Agent for Ghollah's Indian Remedies. Htt> t j~„: i._ .. ~. to the Proprietor of Ghollah's Indi& Cures for the benefits I have derived from his medicines. About two months since, I was laid up with rheumatic fever, and after trying various remedies I was advised to use Ghollah's medicine. I got four bottles at you? shop, which completely cured me. I am, &c., Frederick T Kumara, February 15th, 1878. Note.—The originals of these testimonials can be seen on application a* Mee's Westland Drug Hall, Maiu Road, where the medioine can be'obtained. QA.RDS, Circulars, Handbills, Receipt Books, Invoices,'Pamphlet, Show Cards, Custom Forms, Time Sheets, Labels, Mining Scrip, Posters (of all kinds) ; in fact, I*rinti% pf every description, at prices to' suitr'fche tiiaes.— I Kumara Times Offi<# Seddon-streefc.