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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5105, 3 August 1877, Page 4

legal .Notices IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. Between MATTHEW MURDOCH and JOHN ROSE, Plaintiffs, and ELIZA CROUCHER, 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 Crouoher 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 months from this date, on the sixth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven, unless satisfaction be sooner made of the judgment, and of all costs and expenses consequenc thereon; and notice is further given that Francis Henry Dillon Bell, of Wellington, is the Solicitor to the said plaintiffs. The pieces or parcels of land above referred to are all that piece or parcel of land situate in and being part of section numbered six hundred and twenty-four (621) on the plan of the city of Wellington, bounded towards the north-east and northwest sides, 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-live 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.

Medical JOHN K. WANLESS, M.D., C.H., Also Homoeopathic Diploma. Residence—Wavebtube Cottage, Cuba-street, corner of Ingestre-street. Office hours— a.m., 9 to 11 ; P.M., 1.30 to 3 and 7 to 9. ILLIAM FIFE, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Willis-street, Wellington, Begs to take the opportunity of his removing into more commodious premises (next door to his old shop,) to tender his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Wellington and the country districts for the liberal encouragement he has received for the last nine years. W. F. trusts that, by strict attention to customers, by keeping only the best quality of Medicines, and by charging moderate prices, he will secure a continuance of public support. The stock consists of a large and varied assortment of drugs, chemicals, pharmaceutical preparations, patent medicines, perfumery, homoepathic, botanie, and acetopathic remedies, British and American medicinal herbs, surgical bandages, and other appliances of all kinds, &c., &c. From the increased facilities in his new premises for the storage and manufacture of goods, W. F. will be in a position to supply wholesale to country storekeepers and others everything connected with the trade on the most favorable terms.

jpOTTIE’S SCOTTISH HIGHLAND OIL Scottish Highland Oils are unquestionably the great remedial agent of this age. No remedy yet known possesses the power of curing so many diseases, and it has received the patronage of the highest families in Australia. It has removed diseases of years standing, after the unhappy sufferers have undergone a martyrdom of suffering, and often, I may add, of strong remedial treatment also. Now the success of this remedy has been demonstrated everywhere—from the palace to the shepherd’s hut, from the lady of noble and philanthropic life, to the poor and decrepid cripple. Its praises are sung in nearly every home in Australia, and it is being sent to suffering friends in America, Asia, the Continent of Europe, and Britain. Diseases of 5,8, 10, 16, 20, 23, and 26 years' standing yield to its power, so that men given up as incurable have returned to their duties in daily life, and are restored to the bosom of their families. After such success, we ask those who are suffering to give it a fair trial, and those who have used it, and are not yet cured, to persevere in its use, the only way to effect a permanent cure in long standing cases of disease. Lumbago,— This Oil has had more prompt action in this than in any other disease. Apply as Kidney Disease. In Neuralgia op the Head, Face, ok Gums, apply the Oil first to the top of the head over the opening, then to the affected temple, base of skull, and any other part which is tender to the touch. The parts should simply be slightly anointed with the tip of the finger, and repeated every ten minutes, until the tender spots on the temple and face are completely deadened. The sufferer should sit or recline in perfect stillness, not talking, nor yet moving the muscles of the face, and in a few minutes the agony will be gone. Kidney Disease, in all poems op— Apply across the loins and the spine on either side; a very hot flannel or bag of hot sand should be applied over the part. Liveu Disease. —Kub on the right side. Stipe J oints, Rheumatism, Chest Diseases. —Bub the Oil all over the chest, and around by the back ; this must be done for all Chest Disorders. Ear Ache. —Dip a piece of cotten wool in the Oil, and insert into the oar, or syringe the ear with the Oil, hot or cold. This is also a cure for deafness, but must be continued. Hysteria and all Nervous Complaints so common to ladies in this hot climate, demand the most gentle and tender kind of treatment, not only with the design of removing the attack, but also for establishing a cure. The Oil should be applied to the temple, opening of head, wrists, and fingers. It has a most salutary and soothing effect, and should be used as a preventative. Members op Cricket, Rowing, and Football Clubs, and Athletes, may with great advantage use it for the muscles of the arms and legs, rubbing night and morning ; it renders those muscles elastic and firm. Should the muscles be sore, a good dressing will give immediate relief, and prevent the distressing effects of stiffness, &c. , Bleeding from the Lungs, Womb, Arms, or Wounds, may be treated with it. To Preserve Clothes from Moths.— Take a newspaper, paint it here and there with the Oil, then wrap at once as closely as possible. Poisoned Wounds.—Put into the wound and rub as firmly as possible, fixing on a poultice of it. Skin Diseases. —lt may be safely used for all forms. , Agents :—BAERAUD & SON, Chemists. ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Organs in either sex, acquired or constitutional, Gravel and Pains in the Back. Sold in Boxes, 4a. 6d. each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors. Solo Proprietor: F. J. CLAEKE, APOTHECAEIES' HALL. LINCOLN, ENGLAND, Auents : KEMPTHOENE, PEOSSEE & CO., Dunedin and Auckland.