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Kumara Times, Issue 835, 4 June 1879, Page 3

NOTICE. . LEE BROS, would kindly 1-pqiiesfc holders of Tickets in their Sweep to call as earlv as possible before the 9th JUNE, at Ryan's Billiard Room, Dillman's Town, and pay for th<-ir Tickets, so as to prevent a further Upstponeuient of tlie draw ing. LEE BROTHERS, Dillmau's Town. NOTICE. TO HE undersigned beg- to notify that he has 1-e-e.stabljshed himself as an -AUCTION* EKR and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, and is now prepared to undertake and carry out Auqtion Sales—Either in town or country. The same principle in conducting sales as heretofore •will he strictly adhered to, viz., to study solely the interests of the vendors. Consignments- i}{ produce and fruit . always on sale in the Mart. .JAMST-Sole Agent in Westland for . '-■;:;. Peacock'sclebratedHobaitTown stoneless puns. Insurance—Being representative for - both the South British and Standard Insurance Companies, he is prepared to effect, fire or niiirintt insurance)* at the lowest current rates within the Province of Westland. Land Board The sittings of the Waste Lands Board regularly attended ai:d all laud agency work undertaken. Land Broker—lidding the appoint- • i.uent of a Regi*te.i?ed-. .Land Broker, under' " The. Land Transfer Act/' lie is prepared to bring title* under the Act, and execute transfers, mortgages, and leases under sane-. Shake Broker Shares of all kinds bought and sold i,n coin mission. Agent For the Commissioner of Native Reserves and Public Trustee. Business Premises—The Commercial Sale Rooms, Wharf Street, Hokitika. b\ A. LFARMONTH, Auctioneer, &c, Hoki-ika, May 16, 1879.

G RATEF U L.—CO M FOIITI NG. BftJSAKFAST. ■'Jiy a, tlii-..\)f..1i knowledge of the natural laws wh ch gorern the operna careful application of the fine properties of wt-il-s, lected c-coa, Mr. Epps has i»:oviile.d „n: breakfast tables with a defioateiy flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctor's bills. It. in by t'»i" judicious use of such M-ticles sf diet that a constitution may be gradually built np muil strong enough to resist every tetideucy to disease. Jiiindr. iU of subtle maladies an- floating arnud ready to attack wherever there i * weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves vv.dl fortiuVd with pure blood and a properly nomishcd frame."—See article in the Civil Set vice Gazzete. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets or tins, . •Ja+.elled : JAMES EPPS & CO., Homoeopathic Chemists, London.