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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 220, 27 September 1879, Page 4

W. J>ATTERSON & Co. FARM AND T.QV7N PROPERTIES FOR SALE ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS. ALHO, HOUSES TO LET AT LOW RENTALS, A List can bs seen of the above, and all particulars obtained by applying, at our W. PATTBRgON & CO., LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, HABDY-STREET, NELSON. FOB SALE. SIX ROOMED HOUSE almost new, In . Beach ville, with Quarter-acre Land pleasantly situated, and a bargain. Apply W. PATTERSON & CO., 2116 Commission A'gaats. SEVERAL BUILDING ALLOTMENTS to be Let on Lease of 21 tears Near the Railway Station, Tol-toi Valley. For particulars apply «P W. PATTERSON & CO. WANTED to EXCHANGE-Atjcklan) Propmitt for Lamp in Nblsqii district.— A first-claes investment in a fastimproving locality. The Land is about 19 Acres, ienced,and has been under cultivation, about four miles from Auckland, near to Railway Station. Upon itare Two Cottages, rented at 6s. per week each. Twoacvesare detached by a road a cbaiq wide, and next, to a Tannery (below it), established over ten years. The whole being bounded on one side by a stream of water with force sufficient to drfre a mill. The otber portion being so prettily situated, is admirably adapted for Country Residences. Land Tax value, jSS2O. Sold a portion of it for £100 an acre. Foi particulars apply to W. PATTERSON & CO. NOTICE. JRURE VOLATILE EUGALYPTUS 6LOBULUS EXTBACT TTNDER the Distinguished Patronage o! U his Majesty the King of Italy, at Borne, according to communication received from the Consni-General for Italy, at Melboun* upon instructions from the Minister for life eign Affairs, dated 14th March* 1879. " We are informed that dealers In medfc&e. often try to sell the eucalyptus oil foundifl the trade instead of onr Encalj ptus Extract; Ho far as the committing of imposition agalnaf the public in such a case is concerned, the eonscquences would not be aerioua,; but as the qualities of both of the product* are in many cases directly opposed to one another. we consider it our duty to direct thi public attention to the following facts :— The eucalyptus oil is recorded to be ol value as a medicament in cases of rheumatism of secondary nature, and. manifests a drawing, blistering effect upon the skin. Any blistering brought en by the application of a medicament must increase influnmation, and it is therefore evident that in catesof wounds, colds, bronchitis, diphtheria, croup, sprains, etc.. the curative pojpei; of our extract on the named diseases being unquestionably proved by former publications in this paper. An application of the oil instead of our extract must impair the diseased * The truth of our assertion is founded upon the fact that the eil is a resinous product equivalent to common turpentine, its market value being about tbree shillings one pound weight ; our extract consists of the evaporating particles of the gum leaves, soothing and healing in its efficts, its price being twenty-four shillings for one .pound weight Our extract, tbe genuine article is only made up in half -ounce and one-ounce vials ; vials bearing on the labels our trade *mark and signature. SANDER & SONS, Sole Manufacturers of the Eucalyptus Extract. Sandhurst, November,' lß7B. R. LUCAJ& SON, AGRNTS FOR NELSON

KELSON AND FOXHJILL. TIME TABLE FROM APRIL 1, 1378, TILL FURTHER NOTICE. To insure Despatch, Goods must be de U^red at tha Goods Shed Hal? as. Hods and CareeU Fi^bk Mipiijn» Bbfobs the departure of the Trains. Both Good* and Parcels muyt be P&spaid to all Stations except Nelson Richmond, and Fox HilL Consignment Notes, on the proper forms must be filled up by tbe Benders. 1 •o fl(R,o.»o.o»o I |q ■* o** « « « •♦ tfli <o "a & >e <o o■*aoo »o ■* an * ef a, g ■ QHMH(H««n 2 § "& Maeasean 3(3 n »i « co « •* to^ r. •g « *o «<po«oo.s m _naa ot a s to . m a ~ a* a* nit «*<£>*- P. f, us io mto «o •<» x» «<o a'cid««dddd 2 ~3T' : ~ ~ a).a>a'g K « o — ao ao <o ta i (G'g ?<* h io'ie««g rC«»^ w g « • - a » 10(0 00 00 ««O fiJ «>o woo — e* »h i P mm | ia oneoneno |pj m o— s* «ea «•* «o o a & f ■ . I | T3 0» — 00> — OOIOtO > 8 M « O -< CO 00 •* «5 «O t«---t "S e T3 «COO«OCO 5O CO O gj « O—CI«XCO 99 ■* O ■■ gg«»na«COi-i <OQ ►> n «lOiQifl'«'o<OloV 1 O» 0> 0» 0> O O O O O t H* - -~** ~m - ■ I ship's * qe«9in^iq-« «3 §.o *« efetmeieieieieon V* j£ « f •*•*•* «id«»m» «5 S q «oo■*ioco —e« eo p AAaaooddo' rH r* r* r*r* iigi s §iil &&§%s%&s£ Notb —Trains stop at Stations marked * by Signal only. Passengers wishing; to alight must give notice to the Guard at tbe previous Station. Paesengers are requested not to . enter or leave the Cara while) in motion. Season and School Tickets issued to* and from all Stations, at very low rates. Apply to the Manager. Passengers are requested to examine: their Change a> d Tickets at the time of ieaae. Mistaken cannot afterwards be recognised. Single Tickets issued on Saturday's or Sunday's will be available for the return journey until Monday Bight W. STONE, 1459 General Manager.

HAND A TRFA-ni F &l z&^S^R^!j^ E VERYW^^/ j , 1,100,000 ALREADY SOLD. ' m jj ~ .. ~—^^^^i Are fitted with a Patent Triple-action Balance-wheel. The increasing popularity of the SINGER SEWING MACHINE will be seen from extracts copied from the " Sewing Machine Journal." Machines made by the Singer Company in JBt6, 56.220 ; ten years later, that is in 1876, 262,316 ; and the enormous number in 1877 of 28>,812. These Machines can be had for CASH, or HIRE PAYMENT. Also HAND MACHINES of several good makers. The New Washing Machines have arrived, have been tried, and can be recommended. Sewing Machines Repaired, Oil, Needles, &c. If you are about to Purchase a Machine, before deciding 8 INSPECT the ".SINGER." COMPANY'S AUTHOBIBBD AGENT : W. HUBBARD, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. CAUTIOS.— In consequence of a Machine, much like the Singer Machine in appearance being now offered in Nelson, I beg to state that it it not A real Singer. l6U '