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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 261, 2 October 1875, Page 2

Hoixowat's T?Ji>t9.—W@*ry of Life.— Derangetntnt of the liver is one of. the most formidable causes of -dangerous di.eaees and tbe most preliflj' of those melancholy ; .'orbodiogs which are worse thin death * itself. A few doses of these noted Pills act magic ally in tlisp3l?ing low -.piric and repelling the overt attacks made on the nerves by exce saive heat impute atmosphere, over indulgence, or exhausting .excitement. The most shattered constituiion may derive beneflt from Hollway a Pills which will regulate disordered aotion, brace the nervts. increase the energy ofthe intellectual faculties and revive the failing newory. By attentively studying the instructions and obedieut'/ putting them in pratjce, the most despondent; wil soon feel confident of a perfect recovery* 2684

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ANTED KNOWN —Blue Diagonal PAGET C JATS for 82s fid, worth 70s. T. S. WYMOND & CO., 2694 -3 £laU otC>muierc-_ WANTED KNOWN*— Now Opened, 2 Cases Men's and B »ys' SHIRTr t the now Desideratum Shirt, only 3s. 2695-3 S. WYMOSD & CO. TEMPERANCE HALL — G OSP E L ADDRESSES TO-MORROW EVENING. Subject^' The Voice of God to Man." 26&3-M SPRING GROVE. *» A LECTURE will be given on TUESDAY EVENING. October sth. at half past Seven, io the SCHOOL, by the Rev. J. BECSENHAM. SuSject: "Bush Life in New Sonth Wales." The Rev\ W. EEi&r. in the chair. Admission— Une Shilling; Children, Half-prfce. . 2865—2 MAIL COACH PROM NELSON TO MOIUEKA. THE undersigned informs the public that the above CONNKYANCE will leave the Commercial Hotel, Nelson, for Motueka t/erv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.at 9 o'clock a.m.; and leave the Moiueka Hotel every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock a.m. Will have Richmond for kelson every Monday, Wednesday, an 1 Friday morning, at half-pa-t 6 o'clock, returning every Tuesday, Thursday, aM Satnrday afternoons at 4 o'clock. Parcels and Passengers booked at either place. All Parcels must be Prepaid. H. HAYCOCK, 2675 Ntl<oh i TO STAND THIS SEASON, the Entire Horse WAR EAGLE. War'Exgle. a dirk brown c.ltof great power, was got by Golden Eagle, dam a thoroughbred mare, imported by the late Mr. G. Potter /rom Victoria, in 1866, where she wo 3 several tl*ree-n.il« races in fir.t-clasa company. Golden Eagle, by Risk, who was got by Camel out of a skeleton, mire. Camel (Imported) by Camel— dam Miss Skim, by Skim —Striking Btauty, by Sorcerer— Heriiog-borough-Sir Peter. Skeleton (imported) by Master Robert— dam, Sir Walter Raleigh mare. The stamina of the stock of Risk is well known— a qual ty inherited from that h re's grandsire Skeleton, who was one of the beet horses ever bred in Iceland. When brought 6ut a r . the Curragh of Kildare, be won five out ofthe sis races fur which he stirtel. and was sold by hi** breeler, tbe Marquis of Sligo, for £2000. Eor first-class hackneys no better b;ood can be found, and the running of Golden Eagle, at the Marlborough Meeting in 1860, where he defeated Voitigeur (halfbrother to Malvina) atid Harebell for the Maiden Piste, showed also the possession of considerable speed. The produce of a'l mares covered by the above horse this sea on will be entered for the «• War> Eagle Cup " of £25 " added»to a sweep of £*» eaih, to be run for at the Nelson Meeting*, 1879. Terms : £3, a Mare, and ss. groomage. Allowance made for two or more mares. All fees to be paid on or before the Ist January, 1875. To stand at the Stables of the undersigned. - T. H&BLEY. J