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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4370, 23 March 1875, Page 1

Medical. TO THE REGISTRAR;- GENERAL Of BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES, IN THE , COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND. ' I, BARON RUDOLPH VON M [REACH, hereby give you notice that it is my intention to apply on the sth day of April, 1875, to be registered as a Medical Practitioner, under the provisions of the Medical Practitioners Act, 1869. My qualifications are those of Doctor of Medicine and Member of the College of Surgeons of Munich, and Doctor of Midwifery ; and my diplomas are deposited for public inspection in the Registrar-General's office. My residence is in Wellington. 25th February, 1875.' TO THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES IN THE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND. I, FREDERICK ST. .TORN AKERS, hereby give you notice that it is my intention to apply on the 22nd day of APRIL, 1875, to be registered as a Medical Practitioner, under j the provisions of the Medical Practitioners, Act, 1869. My qualification in Doctor of Medicine of the University of Philadelphia, United States of America ; my diploma is deposited for pub-' lie inspection in the Registrar-General's office : my residence is at present Wellington. ROMWELL (OTAGO) DI STRICT HOSPITAL. Applications will he received by the undersigned, till Ist April, 1875, for the appointment of Medical Officer to the above institution. Salary £250 per annum, with private practice allowed within a radius of fifty miles. Applicants’ names will be submitted to the subscribers for election after Ist April. EDWARD COLOLOUGH, , ' Secretary. Cromwell, Otago, 3rd, March. EDIC A L . Applications are invited from duly qualified medical practitioners desirous of settling in Turakina, Province of Wellington. The inducements offered are a guarantee of £IOO per annum, subscriptions from railway men equivalent to about £2 per week, and from Odd Fellows’ Lodge to about £2 5 porauaum. In all, independent of private practice, the endowments will be worth about £230. N.B.—No doctor resident nearer than five miles. A capital opening for an energetic and attentive medical man. , Applications, until 25th March, to be addressed to G. Y. LETHBRIDGE, Tupikina. March 13. ■ Fancy Goods fpo STOREKEEPERS, FANCY GOODS DEALERS, AND OTHERS, NOW LANDING ex Ardentinny and Esk, and TO ARRIVE per Star of India, 56 CASES OP FANCY GOODS, Consisting of meerschaum, briar, and guttapercha pipes, concertinas, walking sticks, matchboxes, children’s books, jewelry, perfumery, playing cards, albums, toys, worfeboxes, writing desks, baskets, cutlery ; hair, clothes, nail and tooth brushes ; nickel silver forks and spoons, &c., &c., &c. WHOLESALE FANCY WAREHOUSE, Grey-street. LEWIS MOSS, Importer. The above goods to be sold at a small advance, to make room for further shipments to arrive. jgAEE AU D AND SON Have just landed, ex Avalanche, a new and very choice assortment of Fancy Goods, comprising— • Flower vases and centres Russia leather jewel cases Bronze candlesticks Papier-machie inkstands, with cut bottles Desks, cabinets, and card trays Fans and other articles in great variety Lamhton-quay, Feb 23, 1875. R C H E R Y BUTTS BOWS AND ARROWS. The undersigned having received, ex Ardentinny, 2 cases ladies’, gentlemen’s, youths', and boys’ archery 2 bales targets arc, prepared to supply the inhabitants of this, and the neighboring provinces of New Zealand, with the very best well-seasoned, and carefully selected kinds. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. WARBURTON AND , GOODMAN (Under the Verandah, Lamhton-quay.) Sewing Machines. rjillE LITTLE STRANGER. The Improved Little Stranger, Hand locilci Stitch (shuttle). The “Nussey and Co.’s” New Family Silent Sewing Machine (shuttle). • The Noiseless Tudor, for ’Tailoring and Manufacturing (shuttle). WHEELER & WILSON’S MACHINES. Merchants and Shippers supplied. London Office : C. E. Wilson, 29, Falcon square, ’London, E.C., England. Messrs Nussey and Co. undertake the purchase for foreign buyers, of all classes of British made Engines, Machinery, Hardware, Woollen and Soft Goods. VER A MILLION IN USE and tlie demand keeps constantly Increasing. ■ j THE GREAT SUCCESS i , ' OF THE WHEELER AND WILSON MACHINE Is, (without doubt, due 'to the Rotary Hook System on which ■ they arc constructed, and which combines - , • ' GREAT SPEED ‘ With durability and siinplicitv.' THE LITTLE LABOR ' . Reqhircd to work them reuders'thoilr the most suitable for general use. '' ' >• THE NEW NO. 6 ' n 'Has .no heavy machinery,,to, tire, and, weary, ithe, feet,; nor cog wheels to wear away and, break. It is, therefore, the most economical ns well as the most durable and best machine for, Tailors, Bootmakers, and all heavy work. We warrant every genuine Wheeler and Wilson, to give entire satisfaction. , !Bewabe or Spumous Imitations. ,n E. W. MILLS Sole Agent for Wellington.