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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 63, 14 March 1877, Page 2

Wk understand that Mr T. Harley made a large sale of hops yesterday to a Melbourne purchaser at Is 9d per lb. We call attention to an advertisement which appears elsewhere stating that the Banks will be closed on St. Patrick's Day, next Saturday. ' From Mr Phillips, senior, who arrived in to\\*n from the Tadmor this morning, we learn that what is considered a well-defined lead has now been distinctly traced for a milq and a half, and is supposed to be trending; in the direction of fche Owen. This is quite a novelty in gold-mining iu that district, as hitherto whenever gold has been struck it has been in patches and withont any apparent connecting link between one sinking and another. Those now on the ground are doing well, and that gold is being obtained is conclusively proved by fche fact that Mr Phillips brought in a nice little parcel of 40 ounces, which was disposed of to the Bauk of New South Wales. Every Temperance Law hitherto framed admits the necessity stimulants as medicines, and they are essential and no teetotaller of sense denies that they are essential elements of cure in a variety of diseases. Only fanatics deny the utility of an alcoholic preparation. The rapid and positive cures of nervous debility, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder complaints, uterine ailments, wrought by Udolpho Wolfe's Schiedah Aromatic Schnapps, give the lie to those who deny the utility of spirituous medicines. — Advt.