Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XL, Issue 195, 8 August 1876, Page 2

HoMOWAT'S OINTMEST AND PILLS tffeilt wonderful cures of bad legs and okl wound*. If these medicines be use! according to the directions which are rapped round each pjt and box, there is no wound, bad leg, or ulcerous sorn, however obstinate, that" will not yield to their curative properties. Thousands of persons who had been patients iu hospitals, under the care of eminent surgeons, without deriving the least benefit, have been cure! by Holloway'a Ointment and Pills, when other remedies and treatment had signally failed. For glandular swelling;, tiMiors, scurvy, and diseases of the skin there is no medicine that can be used with so gool an effect. Though potent for good it ia powerless for harm; and though tho cure eaected is rapid, it is also complete a-d permanent.

WANTED, a COTTAGE, -i to 4 Rooms. Apply to {>. ItvT&RlSOtf. Ship Lutterworth. 2408—4 AQ U ADLULLU ASSEMBLY will take place on THTJiiSUAY SVENIXG | Next at 0. King's As?ehbly Rooms, Bridgestrett, commencing at 8 o'clock. Admission I 2a 6a. 2409 T. CHITTENfDEN, M C. 1 NOTICE. ALL FOWLS TRESPASSING on the premises of No. 4, Westbank Terrace, will be DESTROYED after this date. I August S, 1876. 2414 nPIENDERS warned for BUILDING a X COTTAGE at Wakapmka. Plan and specification can be teen at the Mail Office. Tenders to be sent in on or before the 20th instant. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For fu-ther particulars apply to Mr. JOHN OLDHAM. 2403 £5 REWARD. WHEKEAS some malicious Person or Persons on F HID AY NIGHT entered my paddock and took away a Poley Heifer t lerefroro, hilled the same, and rollei it into a pit in the Maitai River. Th- above reward will be paid to anyone giving such information as to lead to the conviciioa oil the offender or offenders. 2105-3 J. s. SANDERS, ALL SAINTS' PArTsh! SALE OF WORK. IT is purposed to hold a SALE OF WOHK in September next, with the object of pajing off a portion of tho debt on the Parish. Conlributions of Material, Work. Plants, or offers of assist ma in Needlework will be thankfully accepted at 2404 ALL SAINTS' PARSONAGE. AJOTWE-A CONVEYANCE RUNS X^ between WAIMiiA WEST and the WAIKOA RAILWAY STATION, leaving the Posi Office, Waimea Wtst, at 7.3u o'clock each morning, and a& h:ilf-paat Four each evening, returning from the Wairoa Station on arrival of the trains. 2410 MARK NEWTH, Jim. STOKE FARiMERS' CLUa SPECIAL Meeting on FRIDAY EVENING Next, at 7.3Q p. m Business: to consider the Bird question and Local Piouahing Match. GEO. F. MARTIN, 2416 Hon. Secretary. FOR MOTUEKA AND GOLDEN BAY. !l.3hjfk nPEffi paddle steamer )^||||y||^' LADY BARKLY, will leave TO-MORROW MORNING, at 8 o'clock, instead of to-night. J. S. CROSS, Jun, Agent, | 2411 Commercial Wharf. I MOTUEKA HIGHWAY BOARD "VTOTICE is hereby given that the follow. X^i ing BYE-LAW No. 3, will be strictly ENFORCED : — No person shall place any obstruction in, upon, or across any ditcb, drain, creek, river, or water-course of tiny kind, by throwing thertin any materfal whatsoever. HENKY ALFX. TARRANT, Secretary to Board. August 7, 1876. 2416—1 . , j NOTICE ia hereby given thak the MONTHLY MEETINGS of the Board will for the future be held on the last SATURDAY of every Month, instead of on the first Saturday, as heretofore; the NEXT MEETING of the Roanl will be held on the 26 th of the present Month. All accounts Rgainst she Board roust be rendered to the Secretary Two days at least before the day of each meeting, otherwise they will not be liquidated until the following month. HENRY ALEX. TARRANT, Secretary to Board. August 7, 1876. 2417 x