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A Mr M Veigh has just arrived in Sydney from the goldfields in the fur North' with 3,551 ozs of gold. Not a bnd haul. We take the following from the New Zealand Herald-.— " More men rust out than wear out, saj's an old proverb. Perhaps the latest illustration of (he forco of habit is exemplified in the ra?e of a resident in one of our country district? at tho present moment Some time ago he dispnsc-,1 r f his extensive farm, and retired from active life ou a comfortable competency. The monotony of idleness was too dreadful a punishment for the man of industrous business habits, and he is now teaching a school gratuitously of the children in bia neighborhood, in order to keep himself employed. Like Uossuet. he must work, and when conjured to take rest, bis answer is pretty much like that of the celebrated Frenchman, " Rest ! I shall have all eternity to rest in." Attention is being directed, not before it is time (says the Ashburton Mail) to some of the pet monopolies of New Zealand. The Government has one Rank, gorged with public capital, often almost to the bursting point, *hich nevertheless lirings its pressure to bear occasionally in au awkward way on its customers; 0: c steam shipping company, which carries its mails, members of Parliament and civil servants on their tours of pleasure and business rou:ul the islands, and imposes a most unconscionable tariff on its paymasters— the highly taxed colonists; nml one Agent-General, who lives luxuriously on the fat of colonial loans, and dabbles in large land swindles. These monopolies are waxing old, and for the sake of the colony it is to be hoped their career is drawing to a close.

Advice to Mothk*s !— Are you brrkm in yenr rent br a tick (hid suffering -wiih the pain of cuttirp teeth? c; o st once to n Chemist. »nd pet a:< ttie t.f Mrs Winsiow's Soothing Syrup. It will relif-ve the r/oor rofferer mmediately. It i« perfretly harmlets and ploa^snt to ta?te. It products natural qniet sleep, by relieving the child from p»in, and the little cherub awakes "as bright as a button. It soothes the chilo, it r>ft.ne the gump, ellay* sll pnir, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, aid is the best known rfmedy for dy sen cry and diarrhoea, wheihcr aripinc frrm tec-thing or other can* p. i-old every »berp at 1«. ijfl. per bcttle. Manufactory 493, Oxford-street, London. Valuable Discovert for the Mair.— l yonr Hair is turning grey or white, or iallinsr. 0 .» Use ". The Mexi{> an Bair Renewer," for it po V tivei y Testo ?e in every case Grey or White hair to its original colour, without If ayIpg the disagreeable smell of most 'Restorers ' Itmakei the hair charmingly beautiful, as je'] »» Promoting the growth iftae hair on bald spots where the gland- are not decayed. Atk yonr nearef t chemist for " The Mexican Haw Renewer ,'» prepared by Henry 0. Gallop, 493, Oxford-street. London,'and sold every where at Bi. 6d. per bottle. Flobilinb I—For the Teeth and Breath — A few drops of the liquid "Floriline" ■prinkled on a wet tootb-hrufh produce a pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the te«th from all parasitts snd impuitms harders the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, 'gives to the teeth a peculiar pearly whiteness, and a delightful fraarnnce to the breath It removes all unplea«Rnt olour arising from decayed teeth or trbacc smoke. "The Frxgrant Floriline." being composed in part of honey and ewect herbs, is delicicus to the taste, and the greatest toilet discovery of the age. fc>old everywhere Bt 2p. 6 d. Prepared by Henry C. Gallup, 493 Oxford-street, London. MRS. F. LAWRENCE reßpectfully informa (ho Lndies of Nebon that she inunls conducting a REGISTER OFFIOF, at lur shop, in Tbaiaigar- street, for the convenience of those deairoui of procuring Servants. 2640 W. B U R N S, ACCOUNTANT, GENEUAL COMMISSION AGENT, AND BUYER. Office : Lloyd's Rooms, Brandon-street, Wellihgton. 2643 GEORGE TIXON, of Wellington. Begitoicformthelnlabt^ntsof Nelfon, that haring purchased Mr J. A. Uarlst's AERATED WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFACTORY, He Is now prepared to supply an article, which he hopes will meet with their entire fatißf action. Address G. DIXOV, Cordial Manufacturer, &c, Bridge-Bt., Nelson. Notb— l bave purchased all the Bottle*, Baskets, and Kegs, the property of this Firm, they will therefore be collected by me 1*76 G.D^ W. PATTERSON & Co. HAVE SEVERAL FARM AND TOWN PROPERTIES FOR SALE ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS. ALSO, HOUSES TO LET AT LOW RENTALS. A Lift can be seen of the above and all particulars obtained by appljing at our Office. W. PATTERSON & CO., LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, HARLY-BTREET, NELSON. FOR SALE. SIX ROOMED HOUSE almost new, In BXAOHVTX.IB, with Quarter-acre Land pleasantly situated, and a bargain. Apply W. PATTERSON & CO., SI 16 Commission Agents. SEVERAL BUILDING ALLOTMENTS to by Let on Lkask of 21 teaks Near the Railway Station, Tol-toi Valley. For particulars apply o*6 W. PATTERSON & CO.

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 201, 5 September 1879, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 201, 5 September 1879, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 201, 5 September 1879, Page 4

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