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Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 343, 28 March 1884, Page 3

General Notic s. ' SLAUGHTERING LICENSE. I HEREBY give notice that I. hare ar plied on the 19th ; March, 1884, to the Chairman of the Southland County Council for a Slaughtering License in respect of my premises situated and being section nine block eleven, Waikaka. '-'■•'■' ■ . - : ■ ROBERT CRAIG, e252 ; ;:, Otaria. DENTISTRY. MR STR'AKER, Dentist, of Queenstown, will yiat Gore in the course of a week or ten days, due notice of which will be given. " J - J e289 < : >I ! K : TO FARMERS. J. D. HUETER, GORDON, Grain and Wool Broker, Forwarding and U-eneral Commission Agent, HAS for sale at Lowest Market Rates, Corn Sacks, full wei o hts : Cooper's Sheep Dip, &c, &c. Agent for Walter A. Wood's New Iron Frame Twine- Binder. Duplicate parts of old and new machines, binding Twine and Wire, and Machine Oil for Sale. N.B.— Grain, Wool, Sheepskins, Rabbit skins, Hides, and Pork, bought in any quantity for CASH. Highest market price given. SAMPLES OF GRAIN INVITED. Money to lend on Freehold Security at current rates. THE PRACTICAL HOME PHYSICIAN. A Guide for the Household Management of Disease. /^ IVING the history, cause, means of pre\^X vention, and symptoms of all diseases of Men, Women and Children; and most approved methods of treatment, with plain instructions for the care of the sick. Full and accurate directions £or treating wdunds, ■ injuries, poisons, &c. I , Free from Latin terms and phrases. It also gives a concise account .of the structure and functions of the human body,hygiene and rules of health. Written by. H. M. Lyman, A.M., M.D.; C. Fenger., A.M., M.D.; H. W. JONES, A,M., M.D.; and W. T. Belfjeld,. A.M., M.D. The work is embellished and illustrated by numerous plates of a superb character, colored after nature, and other fine engraving?. Specially .Revised and Adapted for the Australian Colonies. THE WORLD PUBLISHING CO., , LONDON. . ;•: " GORE TEMPERANCE HOTEL. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. "1/TRS FISHER begs to inform the public -LJ-L that she has accommodation for a number of Boarders. Teems Moderate, viz., 20s and 18s. Board without lodging, los. ip° There is a GOOD STABLE in coni nection with the premises. / WYNDHAM ROAD BOARD. "VTOTIC^is hereby given that the Wynd -»-^ ham Road Board proposes to close the road line running through section 24, and forming part of the east boundary of section 6, block 111, Wyndham District, and to exchange the same for a new one through sections 6 and 24, block 111, Wyndham District. Plans of the proposed alterations will be open for inspection at the office of the Board for a period of eight weeks from date hereof. ' JAMES CUSHNIE, : ' Clerk to Board. Dated this 7th day of March 1884 \ e202 mHE WEEKLY ADVERTISER -*- Published by , DEVEAUX and RUSSELL, of Christcnurch is the most complete ' MERCANTILE- GAZETTE In the Colony, Containing as it does every Bill of Sale and every Bankruptcy filed throughout New Zealand up to Hour of Publication. This really useful paper has now entered upon the Third Year- of its existence, and is rapidly becoming the recognised medium of the mercantile community and of the legal profession. The, low price of the Subscription, -„.,,".... ONE' GUINEA PER' ANNUM, brings it within the reach of all, and as it contains, in : addition to the special .inferma- 1 tion concerning Bankruptcy and Bills of Sale; a reliable Share List, full reports of Creditors' Meetings, Market Reports, Decisions of Importance in the English and Colonial Courts, and a large quantity of use ful Commercial and Legal Literature, no one should be without it. : Published and mailed to Subscribers every Saturday morning. Sample Copy sent FREE an application to -De VEAUX & RUSSELL, Proprietors, e274 ; CHRISTCHURCH. • : NOTICE.. ; • f |IHE partnership existing between the IjL undersigned, trading as Swan and M'Phail, Coal Miners, Pukerau, was dissolved as from 16th June, 1883. All debts due by the firm will be paid by Mr Swan. JOHN SWAN JOHN M'PHAIL. Witness— F. M. Dawson, Storekeeper,' e265 ' ' ' rukerau." . - NOTICE. THE partnership existing between Duncan Campbell and Joseph Bell, as Carpenters and Builders, at Fortrose, has been disolved by mutual consent. The business in future will be carried on by Duncan ,Campbe,ll, who will receive and pay &1 debts owing to or by the late firm. Fortrose, 20th March, 1884. e23