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Kumara Times, Issue 938, 2 October 1879, Page 3

17 OTIC E. npHE undersigned beer to notify that be h;is re-estal>li.-4ied himself as an AUCTIONEER, ami GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, and is now prepared to undertake and carry out Auction Sales—Either in town or country. The same principle in conducting sales as heretofore will be strictly adhered to, viz., to study solely the interests of the vendors. Consignments— Of produce and fruit always on sale in the Mart. Jams—Sole Agent in Westknd for Peacock's clebrated Hdbart Town, stone-less jarasi Insurance—Being representative for both the South British and Standard Insurance Companies, he is prepared to eifect fire or marine insurances at the lowest current rates wiihin the Province of Westland. Land Board The sittings of the Waste Lands Board regularly attended and all land agency work undertaken. Land Broker—Holding the appointment of a Registered Land Broker, under " The Land Transfer Act," he is prepared to bring titles under th" Act, and execute transfers, mortgages, aiid leaaes under same. Share Broker Shards of all kinds bought and sold on com mission; AdEN'f £•-For the Commissioner of Native Reserves and Pirblic Trustee. Business PREMiSES---The Commercial Sale Rooms, Wharf Street, Hokitika. P. A. LEAR-MONTH, Auctioneer, &c, Hokitika, May 16, 1879. FOR SALE: BANK & INSURANCE STOCKS. IHE Undersigned has on hand, for . SaIe—SHARES in the Bank of New Zealand, National, and Colonial Banks; also South British, Ne«r Zealand, Union, National, and Standard Insurance Companies', All good dividend paying stocks. Full particulars and quotations on application to F, A. LKARMONTH, Auctioneer, Hokitikai D. Williams, MINING AND ENGINE SMITH Dillman's Town and Kuniara^ CAST-STEEL HAMMERS, PICKS, CROWBARS, DRILLS, Of the Best Material, always on hand. TRUCKS, CAGES, BUCKETS, WHIM and WATERWHEEL MOUNTINGS, Made to order on the shortest notice.

NTERESTING TO ALL.Gentlemen—T ara yet alive, thanks to Hollow-ay's Pills; Not wishing to become one of the residents of the Frofessor's intended Ltmatic Asylum now being erected in England, I lately bought a box of Holloway's Pills, took them at intervals, and refrained from the "flowing Bowl," and Richard's himself again. Holloway's Pills and Ointment are largely used in Bermuda, and that accounts, in my opinion, for the longevity of its inhabitants. I feel quite assured, however, that Professor Hollo way is and has been one of the greatest benefactors to the human race that has ever lived, and that his name will be handed down to posterity when the, name of <>ur bravest manslayers are forgotten. Strange to say that we, in different ways, strive to acquire the art of killing, but our own preservation we take little heed of. I have lived in Bermuda 26 years, aiid in that time have inquired of soldiers how they have preserved their health so well j the answer has 1 generally been, "By not going to the Army Doctor, but by using the Pills and Ointment." By using the above, I am now found at my Hermitage to be looking much ! younger and more healthy than you have seen me for years.Yours, J. W. ODDY, Tucker Town,- Bermuda, (Formerly Secretary to ther Duke of Brunswick). The Bermuda Times/ lOtli May, 1879 V