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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 267, 18 November 1878, Page 4

CATTLE TRESPASS AOT,< 1868i l "VTITIPE i« lipr«b7 given that on and after -LY fbe iß'h t'ay of , November, 1878,. the j i-io^isiouß ,t "Jhe'Cafc-le Trespass Ac6, I8f8." wi.'l be enforced on my Land, bang S.'Cti m ,ft«v 9. on the Town plan of the : City- • of Nfbon, »nl thst it is my intention to Claim Damiges for *\l Cattle Trespassing on • sail Lard whether the same Bhall be fenced or unenclossrt. Also, persons found Trespassing on my Land. af tec .this .notice will, lie prosecuted. " , - ■ '. - i WILLIAM DAPBr,, \\ Nelson, November 2, 1878. 3876~4,-MLK-STREET EAST Drapery &Grbcery Store (STEXT PRIHCE ALBEBT HOTEL), SPECIAL NOTICB,; - „ NOW rORENniG OUT- 1 ]■ ; t Ke^r Spriag M $uminer Drapery . pLASN and g-ftney Dre»s Materials in ail j' * " ie New Textures , 1 K iG \ M 8 'i«8. French Cambrics l tinea Seta, Fancy CollHrs, Ruffles Blowers, F<athejs, and ilitbbons ttraw Bats '■ In all tho newest ehapes tMajoaed, untrimmed, or trimmed to order And a general assortment of HOUSSi UOiDDRAPiSiiY, of good quality, j cheap. ** i Also, GROCERIES of all deeeripirn,~ Hollow.w«re j- Earthenware thinawpre— GJasi ware— Tinware— lirufhware Goods, in tbis BstablisbmeaLi-. . comparing quality , will be sold as cheap as any House, iu, town. Inspscii)n invitjd. « MISS M. GAEDINER, Manager, fa USTRALI AN MUTD AL PBOVlpijjtjg ' - -SOG/ETY," ' . — • j FsyABtISHBD IN THE YEAR 1849. For Lifs Assurance en the Mutual Principle. branchhead Officb, Wellington. iNVHgTSD F0ND5....,, ,£2^300,000 • AMUJALISCOHB... „...„., SSO.OGQ • Amoo»t AsaoaED 12,0(10,000 Claim* Paid _ 850 000 ; Poucraa inFobcb 31,000 Last Yeab op the Quinquennium: SIXTH DIVISION Od PROFITS. The whole of the profits are divided aaibngsfe; tne assured, and bonuses to theamouDt of£9iooao have already been allotted.- fha i-/ la^stdiv'sion of profits took place in 1874,and-t. •he cash surplus then divided amounted to £235,000, giving additions to policies averagi; g £3 per cen per annum on the sum assured. The bonuses paid on policiep becoming clsima have varied from £^5 per cenfc on the sam assured for a policy of five yeara'v. 'tandinir at £150 per cent for one of Vlweaifc^ five y f a'B' riurH'iori Bonuaes, become veste I , I additions to policies wheq they have, fcesnMu live (Ears in force." " .'.'.'.'--", '. The. profits realised during the 'last Ifiyar - years will bfr ascertained and divided asat3isfc - Decembee neat, and all policies ! ißßued' ; oa or \ before th»t <lat? will be entitled to participate it r : the profits o« quinquinnium. : " „! f Prospectuses, forms of proposal. an,MH'in.,,f <)rmation may be obtained, from the JBrapcfß J Office, WelJiogton, or from any" of the' tiocittys agents. ; EDWARD W". LOWE. " ' * • i, «, Bestd-nt Secretary. Acent for Nelson : A. W. SCAIFK^ LL ■ ?■ j — f i U tnerd no hope? ?. the sick, man said j , The silent doctor shook his head,. - « While there is life there's hope/ hecried.?, " jSgroto, dum animat escapes eat". ' " PR, L. L. SMITHS (The only legally-qaalifled ; '■ Medical, man advertising), . r ! : OONaOLTS— , , On all affections of the Neryoug System (no ! matter, from wh^t cause arisine) • 6a; all broken-down Constitutions ; on alpDiseases arising from early Indiscretions j daGoafi}:^: ; on Kheumatism,.. .. . ... IN these Colonies, those excesses which !tra ill have indulged in " hot youth " tellopon" as with fearful interest. . , Qur regrets are useless, our. repininga fmile. The sole idea should .be the ch^noes we possess of remedying the. ills, we already «■- < have, or combatting the effects likely. 60 result ' ' Hide it as he may —put on as good an exterior as he can—still is the victim OiinEcioas^ = that he is a living, lie, and that sooner ,01; rlatef * his vices will djscover.himto theworldj Oar Faith -our obligations to society at jatge— the ..welfare of our mture offspring^ and 'than? duty we o.we , to, ourselves— forbids proorasEi natiou, and points out to us not to wait till the ravages, break om in our coostitations. . ; > % Before negotiating with a merchant, > before C engaging with. a ronfldentia! derki} ' befojep 4 -> employing ;a barriater-r a .careful, man, makes inquiries as to their stauding ; tmd r ,,in the case of a legal adviser, both as to his legal qualifications and as to his capabilities of transacting the individual business he consults him upon, btrangeto aay, howevec r -in_tlie— selection of a medical man, , the sufferer frequently omits thess necessary precautidns,- ;i and without regard to the -fitness, qWliflea> tion, experience, and ability for the particular t,ilmen£ requiring treatment, he conaalta the uearest man, whose experience and praoi tjee, perhaps, liea in quite aa opposite direo^^ tion. * ' : .•-: r Is it astonishing (hat go many are drivea I'^1 '^ mad, are ruined in health, and are binfertipfi'^ in spirits, hope, and money? Have I, not, fop years, pointed out to them that I, Dr.L:L. - Smith, dm the only legally-qualified medical^ nwt advertising in the Colonies? Bayelnofe c " also prosecuted, at my own expense, these" very quacks, and exposed the various nqatruWs.' they »re selling— Buch as ' Phosphodyhe, 1 Kssence of Life, &c— and had. them analysed^ l and found them to consist of '-'Burnt sugar and flavoring matter," and the certtficaterr have fbovkd to he all forgeries. It is-fbr iHlssason that I step out of the ethics of ttie pro-i 38sion and advertise, to give those who reqarie i; ;■ the services of my branch an opportanity of knowing they can consult a legally qualified!^ maa, and one moreover who lisa made this his especial study. Dr L. L. Smith is the only legally qualifiedll tedical man advertising, and he has bsen in ■ Melbourne 24 years in full practice on Nervoui •-* diseases Loss of Power and Debility Sypbitic Affections Want of Condition Gout and heumatism. Dr. L h. SMITH can beconsaited by stter —Fee &\. Medicines ferwardedifio all' hecolorie?. . -:'■.--,,.. I Dk. L.L. SMITH. 1.82 Collinsist. East, i^v? (Lata tne Residence of the Governor)^ ;1 '.'^j . MELBOURNE. ' : ?' l*