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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5081, 6 July 1877, Page 3

Honest Testimonials prom well-known Colonists are better far than all the fulsome and absurd putting so generally adopted, and so repugnant to the minds of sensible and thinking people. The following testimonials are given by way of example of the very many received by the proprietor of GHOLLAH'S GREAT INDIAN CURES from all parts of New Zealand, and will satisfy the discerning inhabitants of "Wellington of the extraordinary curative powers of these valuable INDIAN MEDICINES. Sold by all chemists and respectable medicine vendors throught out New Zealand:—“Dunedin, 31st August, IS7CSir, —Having taken your Ghollah’s Rheumatic Mixture for some considerable time, and having been completely cured by its use of the very severe rheumatic gout from which I had suffered most severely for the last ten years, I can bear testimony to its extraordinary curative powers. lam now free from all pain, and well in my health, and have the free use of my hands and feet, which I had not previous to taking your medicine. I think it right to state, for the benefit of others suffering the tortures that I endured for the period above stated, that I attribute my restoration to health and freedom from pain entirely to the use of your invaluable medicine. I can strongly recommend it to those suffering from rheumatism or gout. (Signed) John Griffen, J.P.” church, 21st April, 1877. The Proprietor of Ghollah’s Great Indian Cures : Sir, —I have much pleasure in stating that I derived so great a benefit by the use of your Gout Mixtuie that 1 feel it my duty to add my testimonial to the many already published, I had been suffering from gout in my feet and hands for about sixteen years; but by taking two bottles of your Gout Mixture, I have lost all pain or trace of the gouty symptoms. My appetite is good and my general health much improved. I can recommend your Indian Medicines strongly to others.—(Signed) George Lummis.”—[Advt.3

Funeral Notice. THE funeral procession of MAEGAEET, the wife of Mr. A. M. BONTHOENE, will leave his residence, Webb-street, THIS DAY (FRIDAY), at 3 o’clock p.m. Friends are respectfully invited. W. NICHOLSON. Drapery rjIHE GREAT SALE AT TE AEO HOUSE, WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, JULY 14. JAMES SMITH, TE AEO HOUSE, Cuba-steeet. Wellington, July 2. N OTICE.—CHEAP SALE EXTEAOEDINAEY. EOE ABSOLUTE AND UNEESEEVED SALE. THE ENTIEE STOCK OP DEAPEEY, MILLINEEY, & CLOTHING, On the premises of S. W. A L C O E N, Lambton-quat. FOR CASH ONLY. Ladies desirous of participating in the bargains now being carried off by hundreds daily, should if possible attend the sale in the forenoon, the shop in the afternoon being very much crowded. The sale is now in full swing, the public having realised that GENUINE BAEGAINS are being offered. S. W. A L C O E N, Lambton-quat. Legal Notices IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. Between MATTHEW MURDOCH and JOHN ROSE, Plaintiffs, and ELIZA CROUCHEE, Defendant. Amount recovered £36 10s. (thirty-six pounds ten shillings). NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias issued out of this Honorable Court, directed to the Sheriff of the Wellington District, the Bailiff of the said Sheriff has entered upon and has taken in execution the equity of redemption of Eliza Croucher in all those pieces or parcels of land hereunder described, at the suit of the above named plaintiffs, the execution creditors ; and that the said equity of redemption will be sold by public auction after the expiration of three calendar mouths from this date, unless satisfaction be sooner made of the judgment, of all costs and expenses consequent thereon; and notice is further given that Francis Henry Dillon Bell, of Wellington, is the Solicitor to the said plaintiffs. The. piece or parcels of land a'-. >ve referred to are all that piece or parcel ■ land situate in and being part of section n'.'ubered six hundred and twenty-four (624) 0.. the plan of the city of Wellington, bounded towards the north-east and northwest side’, measuring respectively one hundred feet and thirty feet, by other parts of the said section number six hundred and twenty-four; towards the south-east side, measuring thirty feet, by the Tinakori-road ; and on the southwest side, measuring one hundred feet, by St. Mary’s-street; and also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the city of Wellington, comprising the allotments numbered eighteen and nineteen on the plan of section six hundred and twenty-six (626), as subdivided into allotments, bounded towards the south-east by the Tinakori-road, sixty-five feet five inches; towards the south west by section number six hundred and twenty-five (625), ninety-three feet nine inches; towards the north west by allotments eleven and twelve, sixty-five feet five inches ; and towards the north-east by other part of same section, number six hundred and twenty-six (626), ninety-three feet nine inches. Given under my hand this fourth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and seventyseven. Eb. BAKER, Deputy Sheriff of the Wellington District. Miscellaneous dVTOTICE.—Lost last evening, a Leather J3I Purse, between Kirkcaldie and Stains and Hunter-street, containing 10s. 6d. and a gentleman’s signet ring, cornelian stone with Arabic figures on. The finder will be rewarded on returning same to the office of E. W. Mills, Hunter-street. 6th July, 1877. NGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, The Avenue, Abel Smith-street. The third quarter, 1877, will commence on Monday, July 9. JOHN R. WANLESS, M.D., 0.M., Also Homoeopathic Diploma. Residence—Waveetbee Cottage, Corner of Cuba and lugestre streets (lower side). Office hours— A.M., 9 to 11 ; p.m., 1.30 to 3 and 7 to 9.