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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 111, 2 May 1876, Page 2

Holloway's OiNTMENr and Pills.— For bad legs, bad breasts, scorbutic and scrofulous sorea, tbis is an infallible specifio. The loud expressions ofj. earnest gratitude made:' by thousands who have experienced its unrivalled power over these complaint*, and who have been raised from prostrate helplessness, and a condition loathsome to .themselves and others, render it quite unnecessary to enlarge iv this place upon its ordinary virtues. The parta affected should be bathed with, lukewarm water, and when the p^res are thereby opened, the ointment should be well rubbed in at least twice a day. It is always advisa. ble to take Holloway's pills in these disorders, as the action of the ointment is thereby wonderfully assisted. ,The pills check ftiev, purify the biooJ, and elect alt morbid. matter engendered by diseases. 1309

{For continuation qf News see fourth page.) NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. RACES. TS. WYMOND & CO. beg to • intimate to all their Friends and Customers, that the HALfj OF COMMERCE will be OPEN as uaual on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 3rd and -ith inst. , - - 1328 RACING HOLIDAYS. ( IN CONSEQUENCE of' Falsehood freely circulated about expressions .that I nm said to have made use of in reference to the desirability of Closing our Establishment on the Kace Days (for the mere sake of pleasing a few to the inconvenience of the majority of the public), I distinctly deny having refe.-re'd in any way to other Tradesmen. J. have positively decided that, for the future, I shall keep all my places of Business open on all days except RECOGNISED PUBLIC HOLIDAYS. At the same time, any of my Employees who desire to go to the Races can do co, and others who do not can take a holiday on any other day, 1829 T. S. wymond; "OACE BALL, 1876. STEWARDS: W. OLDHAM B. M f RAE. n. H. STAFFORD V. H. HIVES C. ELLIOTT C. J. MONRO J. H. BED-WOOD J. G. BLACKETT.A RACE BALL will be held At ihe PROVINCIAL HALL, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, gentlemen's TICKETS, one GUINEA. To bo obt-iined from any of the Stewards, or at Mr H. D. Jackson's, Stationer. Dancing to commence at 8 30. ' ' 1326 TENDERS are invited for KALLING, BURNING, and CLEARING UP a Hundred Acres of BUSH, in allotments of about Twenty Acres, in the Orinoco Valley. Tenders for the. whole or any of tne al'ot* ments to be sent to the Undersigned on or before May Slst, 1876. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ; ac ttpted. , . Specifications to be seen and particulars obtained on application to ALEX. WHITE, 1380 Orinoco, Nga Tiraoti, I