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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 231, 20 September 1876, Page 4

i >§^Hto.isTj, } \f,f 1 1 Hki jbt arrived from England, ; attd may be consulted da^y at Mre Simpson's, CoUind-wood-streejt,' (3hifdren.'s J l Carefully Segttlated.' ''.'■') • • . 2589 ' '•-" -~ '■ -■■ * ■ - '-. J. *<■ .-r V. V s . Ey tTJ ' OAKEWELL, M.D., Mil. ." .O.V'liJ' C S.-" Eo^lknd, &c[, has commenced PRACTICE in MOTUEKA, and may be coßsulWd there before 11 a.isi. daity ; Motaeka, August 4. 2375 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL HYMNAt (compiled by the Rev. R. J. Thorpe), New and Enlarged Edition, Just Published, and now oo SALE at I : B. LUCAS & SOIL'S. ; A,H UNTEB " !, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWEL LER, &c.,.&c. i : BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. A large stock of Jewellery, Watches, Clocks &c, always on hand. 2578 i j ' TO MEDICAIi PRACTITIONER^ •■;■•■ ". - ■ ■•.■•'" r """ , : '.; ■ ■ „;>' I , ftIHE COMMITTEE of .the COLLINGJ- "*- WOOD MEDICAL^ AID FUND are prepared' to : off<jr a 1 GUARANTEE of £200 to a duly qualified MEDICAL GENTL*j- '.' _ MAN: ' This guarantee to be exelusWe of thie ; Tf6es ' ior 'Practice, ot from the Frieiidl^ Societies iotf other' sources ia the district, ! ■■■■■■ \ .. This district isextensive, and its popuhi- ; tion U on ttie inpr^sse, and 'presents a capital .ppQning,to an .aotire medical gentlemaa. i Testimonials to be submitted to L. Boob, Esq., Sargeoa of the Nelson Hospital. | For further information apply to the Secretary.; ' ' j (Signed) JOHN GRANGE, ) Hon. Secretary. Colling wood j . 2702-26 Medical Aid Fund. j ■i ! ■' I i WHICH ,-IS , THE, ,&EST, SEW^^a ' -' ! '■ ''■'-'■ ''iIACH-IN©? '■•• " ; '' ' ; THIS ia a qaestion often asked. Formerly I 'was' in favor of a well : known TreaHe Macbiae, but as the Treaiilea have, in so many cases, proved injurious to health.we are io duty bound to aim at the production of a HAND iJ^CßlSfEof'the best description. Out Of the number that hare competed W the honor pf being the bear, I hare always given the preference to "The HoosEHOtb;"" bnt as Mr Taylor, of England, has so improved his Machines, I, was induced to try aome f q,nd flnding'.the improTements beyond my expectations, 'I'nave nbw my First Shipment of the ' , FRICTION WHEEL HAND MACHINES. : It is worked without either belt or cogwheel Inspection invited to the largest' stock of TAYLOR'S PATENT MACHINES, ever before imported into Nelson. A few, FjaaT-Cn.BB Tee4dlb Maohinss on * Sale Half their original' coat ! All kinds of Machines Repaired or . ' Adjusted on the premises. NeeJles, Extras, and Pure Machine Oil on Sale la email quantities. W. H U B B A R 0 f : Trafalgar-street. : . ■ GRATEUL— COMFORTING. i EP PS ' S CO CO A. , BREAKFAST. I , , "By, a .thorough knowledge of the natural laws' which govern tlie.pperatton.spf digestion »nd nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine propertieaof well-selected 'Cocoa, Mr. Eppg has !pro,vided our breakfast tables with a delicately-flavored beverage which may save us many doctors'; bills. .It is;\>y the, judicioqs , use. of such articles of die?; that a constitution . may be gradually" built up until 1 Bttonfe , enough to resist erery tendency to dfieaee. Hnndreds of subtle maladies are Seating > i aroand* us ready to attack whewtet 'there (a a weak points We may escape matty a i fatal shaft by keeping ourselves- well fortified with - pure blood and a properly nourished framej* .—See article in the Civil Strvice Gazette. , Made simply with boiling water or milk. 1 Sold only, in packet!, labelled thus— ! },a.;mes b ■? p s '■■'■, yp c.o.i HOM<CBOPATHIC CHEMISTS, ' ; 48, Threadneedle-itreet, and 170, Piccadilly Works;: Eostom Boad, aso Cambb^ iwowisr LoirnoH. ; IJ4 '

Dreadful JSelWl. flay , Higgintf," said a fellow to an aspiring but as yet anappreoAatea tragedian, .•'VI-mpti a rich old gentlemaMn \he,fci*y who deotarad be would give a. hundred pounda \\o see you perform $f «jnle&'. ( , f'Tou donft': say ao? s ?? Pact; I assure joujandifchalfa more I'm- sure the old chap meant if." "By Jbvei theo, it's a bargain!" Biggwßorieid; ti VU pltyfrifbr my bqa^>&t But. where i^he;?"., JV-Ai' j;,to Ite sure, I didn't 1 tell you., '$$! '$& | a blind man.'?- .H^iggioa n?W spoke to the iWrjetoh, again,. . ■ j Billiards Extraordinary, i TpHB undersigned begs to notify to tie K. inhabitants of Nelson that he has be^n successful ia making, arraogamsntß. jrith ■ttOBERTv jun.! the OBAUHOftJ BILLIARD PLAYER ; (>P THE WORLD, to give one (or mote) of his unrivalled EXHIBITIONS OE SKILL in mm during ithe; month; of October. , ;;, : i TiCKETa-Reserved Sea'te 7/©; Back do-aid Gallery fi/-. As a liihited number only will lie issued, early application Is necesaaryito" ; -ALBX, M'SEE, ! Or to Noleon Hotel,; V-WMMVSTAnioir ] ' ■■:■■■-■ . '!.-,'' ' > Trafalgar-itreet. j '. . J;HotNBELI, j . ",' : , : ,' ::: - '28^1 IF yduriSEyiNG. M4QHINE is out of 'ord?r, bring it to " " ' i S. D I C K ENS 0 N'S J Hardyatreet (near ■ Congregational Church-). S. D. haa.todjo yea»,practical experience in London amopgat the first n?aker«. [ Satis Sharpened and Set^and 'lnatrunienlts of all landb-.put in order. All work guatranteed. .. 2418— 12 • LAYS AND RHYMES, '. , ...IB* '' " j WILLTAM HOGG, NELSOS. I Subscribers .to the abojo Work $an noW obtafn their Copies on application to the Publishera, R LUCAS & SON. i . Sold bt am. Booksellers. vC> LUGAS, AND SON POINTERS, ! BOOKBINDERS, ! BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, MACHINE RdLERS, ; ... AHD ACCODNT-.BOOE MAKERS, i B«UO]SK-SXBKBT, NBLBON. j i ROW PUBLISHED. | TVTEW ZEALAND TURF : J^l BtGISTER FOR 1875--6, '' j J with a variety of u'nefpj and intereating ■ matter to Sportsmen: BY THS LATE C. ELLIOTT. : j Pride Six Shilling*. i Copies may be obtained at all the principal Stationers throughout the Colony. 2654 _^ . [ i FUNERAL REFORM. Q. W. BEER is prepared to FURNISH FUNERALS in the most. respectable Style for. the .Sum of SEVEN PQUNDS. i 2471 In the Eatate of the late ROBERT LUCAS. ALL persona INDEBTED to the 1 said Estate: are thereby notified by the Executors that unless their Accounts are SETTLED by September H, they will be placed ia the hands of a Solicitor for collection, i ; : ] . Nelson, August 26, 1876. i «*T E.T./-0L& i/N E," " THE NEW; AND ! INEFFACEABLE MARKING INK For Cotton,. Linen, &c. ! .Advantages orer, the ordinary Marking Ink are aa follows •■— I Ist.--It is fixe! and rendered a fine and permanent Black by the very procei's,' |- 'that in time oblttetatefLall. others, tle., | washing.yrithSoap and Water, I Sud.—lt: i.Sf.a, FINS 9 JLfiD MUCJI IJEEPB^R black, and never turps, brown. ! 3rd. — It requires no heating, and rio preparation. ' ' '. I 4th.— lt isPi!SRFECTi.Y DGHiBtB, no matter the amount of washing. \ stb.— Fooa. TiHEfl ihb; qoANTiST.aJi i the . same price. ,' 6th. -—Either Mbtam.io or Quill Fens may be.uaed. , Solp by R. LUCAS & SON.

Sew Zjoalanp : Instjkan.ce Company UNLIMITED LUmilbY OF SHAREHOLDER^. .. ! CAPITAL: PAID-UP CAPITAL, £200,000. |" RE-INSURANCE FUND, £40,000; r . ' The whole of the funds are invested in the Colony, making the above a purely Colonial Institution. ! — — — _ : The Undersigned are prepared to receive PROPOSALS for INSURANCE on PROPERTIES in Town or Country at Tariff Rates, or as LOW as an> other OFFICE in NELSON. : f Every information afforded by 1 Mr, T J. THOMPSON, Sob-Aobnt, WAIMEA, ; ! . Mr. S. btfCHHOLZ, Sdb-Aobst, MOTDEKA. •, : Mr S. G,, ROBINSON* Scb-Aqhint, MOTDPIPIand TAKAKA, j" OtIRMS BROTHBIIS, ' '...••-•. ... :...•»'' .' i\ AGENTS, NELEON '