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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 94, 21 April 1874, Page 2

— — — , The Morven Hills Station (Otago) has again changed handß, Colonel Whitmore hoving sold it to Mr James Cogle, of Tasmania, for £130,000. In Soulh Australia tbere are 12,000 children between the ages of seven and fifteen unable to rend and write. Some time ngo a "Bushman's Home" was erected in Hamilton, in the Western District of Victoria — the chief town of a great squatting district. So many swagmen wander about the country there, going from station to station for free lodgiogs and rations, that it was thought tbe formation of a Home, where they could live cheaply in the intervals between the sheep-shearing seasons, or when out of work, would be of convenience to tbem, and would' pay. Ths institution, however, does not appear to have attracted the wanderers I for whom it was intended. It bas been j so indifferently successful that the ; " Home " has bees abandoned, and the building sold by auction for the sum of £450. *mm*ii\im*wsw*smrvm*mmm*ißiMm-~—i—— i i . n ._ .i. _ _

Oxygen is I,ife —Dr. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE.—MuItitudes of People are hopelessly suffering from Debility, Nervous and Liverj Complaints Depression of Spirits, DeJußions,.Upfitnes'* for Business or Study, Failur.e.of Ilearin., Hijhfc, and Memory, Lassi_.tude, Want of Power, ite, whose caseß adn-it of a.. permanent cure by the new remedy Phosphodyne (OzonioOyxgen), which at once allay irritation and excitement, imparts now energy and life to the enfeebled constitution, and rapidly cure, every stage of theso hitherto incurable and distressing maladies. Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers throughout the Colenies,' from whom Pamphlets containing testimonials may be obtained. Caution I —Be particular to ask for Dr. Bright's Ihosphodyue, as imitations aro abroad ; and avoid purchasing: single bottles, the genuine article being sold in caaes only. holloway's Pitta. — This medicine ho_ triumphed over every obstacle with which tune, prejudice, and veited interest have oppofeed it, 'and it, at length stands forth victorious lis the most r -liable remedy for those derangements of the system so common at the change of seasons. V> hen the air grows cooler and the fhnctioiis of the skiti are retarded,, an occasional do.c of Holloway's PillS -to-ill ifaduce the liver and kidneys greater activity, and, compensate the system for diminished euteanous action. As alternatives, aperients, atd tonics these fills have no 'equal. To every aged and delicate person, whose apetite is detective, indeg'eation infirm, and tone of hea'tb low, this method will be a precious booa, conferring both ease and strength. „,/ 1017