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Kumara Times, Issue 599, 29 August 1878, Page 3

FOK SALE, UK )>'/ TENDER TWVO . THIRD SHARES in the I TRAMWAY known Wood mid Party’s Tram, at Ro<s Teirace, Dillman’s Town. . < Tenders will he received up to 6 p.m., on SATURDAY, August 31st at Lnlinnin’s .Stoi’o, Dillnmn’s Town. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . .. A. LRARMOVTH AND CO. (Successors to William Todd,.') AuefroNEEßs; Valuators; SHAREBROKERS, ' - , , - .’/and ~r , C O'’Mir I‘s 81 O N AG E NTS, CommercUl Sale ’ Rooms, : WHARF.STREET, HOKITIKA. / ’ Agents for ’South British Fire and Ma-' rineTtisurance Company, Standard. Fire |and Marine Insurance Company, Aus'tcilian Mutual Provident Society, Commissioner qf Native Reserves, and Public Trustee. * ■ Auctioneering notice... TOWN OP KUMA.RA AND TRICT. DiS WE beg to inform our friends and the public generally that we have this day established a Branch of onr AUCTIONEER!XU, Ct>MMISSION, and INSURANCE AGENCY BUSINESS in the premises lately 'occupied by Messrs Joshua Gibson and Co., of Seddon street, Kumara, under the management of. Mr W. G. Runcie, who will be prepared to undertake all business entrusted to our care. Agents for South British- Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Standaid Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Australian Mutual Provident- Society, Commissioner of Native Reserves, and Public .Trustee. F. A. LEARMONTH & CO., ; . . , Wharf-street. - • Hokitika, 14th January, 1878. H DIXON, LOCK AND GUN • SMITH,. Sewing .Machines Repa ; red. CARPENTER, PA PERU ANGER, V . PAINTER, and GLAZIER, Umbrellas covered or repaired, Scissors ground, Razors sharpened, Saws set and sharpened, Lamps repaired. - H. D. having taken the premise lately occupied by S. Hardley, 199 Seddon street, trusts, hy good work .manship and reasonable prices, to secur a fair share of public support. TOWN GRIER.

gELLMAN! BELLMAN! ‘ G. STEWART, SEDDON STREET, KUM AR A Entertainments, Balls, Concerts, Sales, &c,, in Dill man’s Town or Kuraara, rung for on reasonable terms, with the .advantage of having the programme distinctly given to the public. Orders left at Anchor’s Cosmopolitan. Hotel strictly attended to. -

(2<HOLLAH’S GREAT INDIAN CURES. Testimonial from Mr Alexander Mackintosh, of Mackintosh Bay, a very old colonist, and now 76 years of age. Lyttelton, August 10, 1877. Sir—l wish to give my testimony to the value of your'lndian Medicines. I have been suffering for over 1 1 years with very severe rheu at,ism, and hearing a good report of y mr medicines, I bought two bottles of the rheumatism mixture from your agents, Bayfield’ and Parsons, and got completely cured. I can strongly recommend your medicine to my fellow aid Colonists, or any uffering from either rheumatism or rheums tic gout.—Yours veiy truly, (Signed) Alexander Mackintosh. Christchurch, Sept. 4, 1877. &IR, —Having suffered severely from gout lor about five years, I was induced to try your Indian Medicines, and continued their use for severalweeks, using both Rheumatism and (jniit Mixtures, X found very great relief from tue.ir use. losing the severe pains mid swelling in my feet and limbs, and found myself a.ble io walk about with a freedom I had not b-tm accustomed to for some considerable t me. I' can reccornend others suffering from rheumatism orrout,to try vour'niedicinesjl’ in. the belief iiiat l.Lev will ■do them the suite good as tney did me Yours obediently, ’ (Signed) , John Tunmer. YTTASTE - PAPER , FOR SALE L VV AT THE 1 TfUMAIIA- TIMES OFFICE.