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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 62, 13 March 1874, Page 4

General Notices. ' y i)AILY COACH FROM NELSON —-----■ xq FOXHILL. rjIHE undersigned respectfully informs the JL inhabitants of Nelson and the Waimeas that he-rrinsa COACH DAILY between Foxhill amd Nelson; leaving Foxhill sit balf-past 7 o'clock aim. And Nelson at S p.m. -^ Bo6MhgOfflce«ittho Wakatu and Commercial HoteW^Tfafalgar-atroet. ' ' 1574 , FRANPIB HOLDER, CHO.Q3D ?T> OOK S! ON, SALE BY B R IDG ST STREET, KEfcSON. Bowdente -Geography of New Z-**}****.- --. - :-* '-- * .v^iandy • •'■ -• *••■ v , • • ' i i W-iMnSert Efcufentary Geography ,v; ; •*• J '• '. a -sketch of 'Indian j and Colonial -'-*■ ■ Empire. ■• v - : "' '' * The j&udent'-f! Hume tititle iriKurfs 'English History , .Jjr. ..Qf^^^ j^mall-^r JBuitory. - • ' ' " Moreij*B.Graii^ar ' :*----«t^jd"4s^S-I^ft^. Spelling Bo6ka' -■--.* -Garpsnter^s Spelling I Ma^Ps Spelling- i k / yMUf^s^ -Scfipp^Atla^ of AustraUa /'.. ;",>. r Inti#ductory, Atlas , . Collins's Selected Atlas •■>•* BV6py by $ttfp; 'Guy's' GdogVlapby for Beginners '"J J yi , . . ."' i | f : bimmel's choice perfumery. ,::it\-": .- • -•■*- ; patronised by all the world. ,*-. RimmePs Ibiang-Ihlang, Vanda,. Henna, i Jo<£ey Ghtb,Franyipatie,&nA other Perfume^ .; tf.exquisite fragrance. , i t :<RimmeP*rL&ender Water, distilled from MitcbawFlaweins.: , 4 - > .jfffa^«d'* ii Toilot Vinegar, celebrated for .Ujj^Jau^ ' /., RimmfPs J2au.de Cologne, Florida, and '.' RimmeVs Extract of Lime Juice and Gly-] Mf^e,' r '- t tHe : ' : fies^ > '''^eb^ratfon for the Hair especiflfliy in warm climates. RimmePs Aquadentine, for whitening the Teeth, refreshing the Mouth, and purifying the ßreath. .. '." RimmePs Glycerine, Honey, Almond, Wind' ''Sbt'&M other Toilet Soaps. e* l " f Rihmits Rose Water, Costume, Fan, ■' Oraftdar Lottery, Conversational, and Floral Crackers, very amusing for 'parties. Rimmists , Violet; Rose-leaf, Rice, Velvetine, and other. Toilet Powders. . l A liberal allowance, to Shippers. Trade List. - at 96, Strand. EtTQBHB Rimmbl, Perfumer to H.R.H. the, Princess of Walei" 9*6 Strand^ r" 128, Regentstreet, and 21, Cornhill, London ; 17, Boulevard deflltalienj Paris, and 76, King's Road! Bijghton, 479 ."•I'll" hi" ' • -...,. ...,. KE A T I N Gr* SP E R SIAN INSECTPOWDER, As supplied to Her Majesty's Government. *Ttiis Powder is * quite Harmless to Animal Life, but is perfectly. tu&l^lled in destroying i Fleas, Bugs, Emmets, Flies, Cockroaches,: Beeves, Gtfats, Mosquitoes, Moths ' iri < Fuf s, i and every other species of irisectsin all stages \ of metamorphosis. ■ Sold in Packets, Tinß, and Bottles of various j raize*. fl-: * ..'._■_■■,•:..-.<■ KEATING'S, BON BONB OR WORii 1 ' ! %: * ,;;;V' > "' J tablets, -A PURELY VEGETABLE SWEETMEAT, : hoth in'rappearance and taste, furnishing a 1 most agreeable method of administering the ! only certain remedy '*for INTESTINAL pr ! ! THRBAD> WOBMS. 1 It is a perfectly wfe I fto'd- rifild' prepiaration, and is especially • adapted for children; Sold in Tins of Various I Bizes by all Chemists and Druggists; ' ; • ;•"';'' "' ■' *ESTIMOITIAL. ! .^ v,,,.'',' - .-'.' _fiarpeiiden, March 7, 1871. To Mr Thomas Keating. ; „. Sia-^-My,twplittle f girls, aged respectively ! -three and two 'years, slib^ed symptoms, of j having worms, so I obtained, some bf your i Worm Bori'Bbris frorii 1 Mr Busby, and they j effected ■ such a thorough cure — in fact, I I think, saved their lives. The elder little girl ; had- sixteen- wormsjeome fromher. I think it j mydutyto acquaint you with; the feet. j : j. , ; ; FREDK WLLLMOTT. j ; CAUTION.~B : S"The public are requested ! to observe that- all the above preparations ! hear the Trade Mark. .'■'". - T.: -* v•' - ■ * THOMAS KEATING, London, •BxroßT Chejuist and Drug gist Indent-) for pure Drugs arid Chemicals *" '_,',';'..'.'; '....carefully executed. 2971 SOOTHING POWDERS \ Kiir ■.-.;: - FOR •* ! •CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH. , " CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. '■• The* value of this well known Family • Medidne has beon largely tested in all parts j dF ? thew6ria;*Snd by all grades of society, for i ■upwards of Fifty Years. Its well-earned extensive sale has induced Spurious Imitations, \ some>of/7Whjch in Outward Appearance so j closely resemble the original as to have < deceived many , purchasers. The proprietor I therefore feela it due to the public to give a ( . special caution against the use of such ; Xm,iiatunu. ' Purchasers are therefore requested carefully jfcqi, observe thp,. four following distinctive i chsracter-istics, without which none are ! genuine :-r- --, .lst.^ln, every case the words JOHN STE BDM AN, Chemist, Witwonin, Subkby, »0; engrave^: on the Government Stamp affixed to kach Packet. ' 2nd.— Each BINQI.B Powdbb has directions for the dose,. and the words John Steedman, Chemist Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon . 3rd/*r£The name Steedman is always spelt wjth.tw.ft.EE'fct " •4th.— The manufacture is carried on solely i at Walworth^ Surrey. • ■ , : Sold in Packets by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at Is. ljd. and 2s. gd. each. . Sold .hy.KXMPTHOBNB, Pbosseb, & Co., ■ ■-:-/ ,^i Dunediu. 463