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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5403, 22 July 1878, Page 3

The Press of Thursday last says:—Both on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings an area of; about six or, eight acres in Lyttelton-Harbor, extending frpm .the Gladstone pier to the nfcwlyreclaimed laud, was frozen over, the ice being l from an eighth to a quarter of anj.inch thick. ; Such a thing: has never! been knownto occur in Lyttelton before since the first settlement. This , shows how severe the .frosts must’ have, been. The water at the head of the bay has' also been frozen over. ' * . * , Monsieur Tainb -on the BEAUTY ’oF EKClLiail Ladies.— The point which'sooras particularly to have impressed itself upon the mind of this brilliant French ■;wrlterr witli^respcct" to “ English beauties ” la the “ dazzling purity of their completions." Doubtless, Nature has richly endowed our countrywomen in this respect, but art has ho less,; in supplying such ‘ an exquisite preparation; as Howxand.s’ Kalydob, which so far aids nature as to remove freckles, roughness of skin, tan. and sunburn, mid produces a pure and delicate pomploxion. Buy only Howlands’, of 20, Hatton Gardoh/lidnddn. Sold all oyer tho world by chemists, druggists, baiaar and storekeepers.—Wlx>lo sale agents, Felton, Qu.imwa.de, <fe Co.~lA.tvvt} Holloway.’s Pills.— To Nervous Sufferers. Norvousnfss. so called, 1 has been said, to arise from foul blood or a guilty conscience. When tlio first ia the, origin, the afflicted may be ohecrod by the knowledge that a course of Holloway’s Pills,will dissipate both cause and effect. Many nervous invalids of long duration have afforded the most remarkable recoveries under these, purifying Pills, which, have assuaged sufferings of the severest character, and steadily restored the atfleted to comfort, confidence, and iiealtli, after change of climate and every-other means bad signally failed. Holloway's Pills renew tho lost apatite, and regulate digestion, without permitting those feelings of fulness, flatulency, distention* faintness, and palpitation, which seem to threaten instant death to tho timid and enfeebled.—[Adyt.] 1 ’ ... Meetpge. ». l CITY COUNCIL. PUBLIC MEETING. : ' '' I •In accordance with'a requisition signed by sixty-six ratepayers of the city of Wellington, I hereby Public Meeting ;o(tratepayers and' citizens,, to bo held in the Provincial .Hall, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. 22nd inst,, at ,8 o'clock, fpp the purpose of taking I .into consideration, the case, of WILLIAM ■ O'CONNOll; recently convicted, of <m attempt 1 to poison, with the; view of w application to Government for a further investigation of tho s casC. , ... ■ V' ,: '" ' '""‘'V."- ■ - . - ■■■, i . ’ '“ J. DB.ANSPIELD, i Mayor,. Wellington, July 19.