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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 89, 25 August 1877, Page 4

MUS. MEBRITT begs to announce that she receives 'Putitir m MUSIC and SINGING^ at her own residence, hating a pianoforte for the convenience of pupils, and »n extensive stock of *he best songs and music. Terms for Music £L Is. per quarter. •Do., ,i Singing £1 Us «d do. TD N. KB B L I,N G, ACCOUNTANT AND VALUATOR} LAND, ESTATE, ' 1 / A* 5 * ' GEN.EEAL COMMISSION AGENT,' T&B Squabe, FAtMEBSTON ICOBTH.' E' W*• iB -TJ C k> < , Commission Agekt, Ac, ,' " r u x ipiT6l? M> « ' )" 1 * ' Also, Foxtofa cprrespondent and Col- , lector^for the Manaw^tu Times.-' ' Eb! me t a k• d . '" J 7 ; * : -a ' f s Begs'td'announcdtto "the inhabitants of PalMerston, that he has just received a huge stock of— 1 ' 1 -/» . • -t/f „, , <- "' Books,, Stationery, ' 'l. -5 r feey goods, . , , Tobaccos, v> i 'Arid cigar's/ He Would draw>estecial attention to stock of as supplying a want long felt inJhis, towh-f oship.and districts + , ' " foP ' ' o'P r - >> - f > » •> , ' tTbe stock of Books hasjbeen care^illy selected, and will jfurnish reusing' both gr4Ve-andgay^f9rtib r ejioiliion. ' ' \ The Tobaccos arc of the best brands,' as a trial of them 1 will prove ;' ajid the lovers of a goodweed mil find no difficulty m suiting their iastes at bis establishment. , m 1 1^ , El L E->'d*T7 T T I N G! FIIr^BiCtTTTINOI OLD FILES MADE NEW. _____ *• Immense profit will be gained by proprietors of Sa\wmiUs,Foundries,and Factories if they forward slltheir old files to JOHAN ' JACOBSEN; who will guarantee them cut anew at fbllowingrates : — From 6 inch to 12 inch, flat files, l£d per inch. < *■ From 12 inch, to 18 inch, flat files, l£d per inch. \ ~r?^ „ From 10 inch to 18 inch, round and 'half round, l|d per inch. All small files from 12 to 18 inch, 2d per inch. t Half of the freight "will T>e paid by JOHAN JACOBSENv hear Messrs. \Richter, Nannestadi spd Co/ a Sawmill, Palmerston North, WePingtoa. Large Bm, pp. 724, Apth, 8»., post free ; or m half morocbo, 10s. 6d. mHE HOMCEQPATHIC tfOMES^ JL TIC PHYSICIAN, bV'Drs. Pultb and Epps. Revised, with important additions,' and many new remedies, by ' WashingtonEPPS,L*B.C,P., M.E.C.S., (Assistant Physician to the London Homoeopathic Hospital. r Table of extents: General Diseases— Casual Diseases—Cutaneous Diseases— Fevers — Affections of the Mind— the 'Head— the Eyes— the Ears— the Nose—the Face/ Lips, and Jaws— the=*Teeth} Gums, and Mouth— the Windpipe and Chest— the • Stomach and Bowels— the Urinary and Genital Organs— Diseases of: Women /^Treatment of children— -Anatomy and* Physiology— Hygiene and Hydropathy — Materia Medica— -Domestic* 'Surgery "•-Medical and Surgical Appliances-*-Dislocations and Luxations— Fractutes—Glossary—lndex. ' i A Chest of Medicines (book enclosed) >£3 10s. or £5 ss. ; or with .glass stoppers to all the Tinctures, £4 4s. or £6 6s.' JAMES.EPPS & Co., HToj£ ) i <bopa.xhi j o Chemist, 48, Threadneedle Street, andl70 r Pieca^ dilly, London. a q.»a ; te^ul^c6m-foeting. epp's cocoa, BREAKEASCS. " By & thorou^hlcqg^dge of the natural Jaws which gWqrjn, .the operations of digestion and/nfttyitlpnr tnd by at careful application' of we, fine properties of- well-selected cbcosr, 'Mr Epps has 1 provided our breakfast tables with 1 * de^ Scately flavoured 'bever&V- which may save us many heaf^^bptors' bills. , It is by the judiciouf tisp of such articles of diet that a may Be gradually built up vmt& strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle mak£es are floating around «s ready to attack .wherever there is 8 weak point.' We may escape W#ny s fatal shaft by keeping ourselvesfortified wkh pure blood and a properly nourished frame." — See article m the M '€BJjril Service Gazette." Made simply with boiHag water er Sold only ia packets ftxtts for abroad), labeUed:— ' T ' ' ' JAMES* A CO. r • Homoeopathic Chemists, 5 170, Piccn-' ■* -affly.^-WoFkß^E6stotfßoaa«nd' " Gwa<kn iWu, Lo»don-, ; - . . '