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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 228, 15 January 1877, Page 3

late AuvrnTismmrs •Jbe&t&L?* ix r,.\y.i:iiuvTc\ <HIS IS TO NOTIFY that JOHN ■ THOMAS DALE, of Oainaru, Physician and Surgeon, has this clay filed a statement that he is unable to meet his engagement* with his creditors. The FIRST MEETING of CREDITORS to he held at the Ourth.vn-v. Oat-tarts, on THURSDAY, the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY of JANUARY instant, at Three O'Cloek in the AfterDated tliid fifteenth day of January, 1877. JULIUS AND BALMER, Solicitor* for the- .'•aid John Tliomas Dale. AUGTSGSS. TUESDAY, Wtii JANUARY. At Cave Y:;lli.-y «fairies. At 2 0 Clock. In the E.itate of Edwin Firth.- ( n\ x i:s. nr ar. i: y i X'.; tools. SToXE-S C;c. ir. ;■: mix r; ax d hkd ley ji l have rocviv..-d in.-!.ructions frosn the Tnt-fc- -v in She K-:«te of Edwin Firth, to •U Fry -.-i'.M;>: a'.;cti'>:t, at the above time and ion.--, the other :» tons i >'!'.!! vini: Tools !>;ii;-V Cow. r>l.«n.*i\ XXIX.. Oamaru f rem j x*; .'.xt> n eoi/ey, rjr~t'» r-r,y .>f t.'V :':•'!••-.•.- Wotfcutcn or Others _si f:.i."'t.--- t;-";h ..: i.- v.-i'iin-- to make mc aT»" OFFER ('•;- tt:y INTER F..-T or PROFEETt' in O'l'A'.i'K l>y application in writing.' or i>t-;-.-oti:il:y will receive kindness ,-utd the refjn!?>;■•{ information from WALTER I[o>SACK. Hi:-! and Ure streets. Oamwii. .'an. ~>. i>77. ESTATE OF THiEIAS HILLIK'ER. 4 LL PERSONS ;;>..!!•!. l-jd to the above - Estate im;.t FAY THEIR ACCOUNTS to the uinlirstcntd on or before THURSDAY. '-Vu-it JANUARY, or legal t)r.it;;tdiu''- v.iil ?■«.- t.kcn without further OFORCE SUMPTER. F/]SS?IFeGS. OAMARU HOSPITAL. rfIUV, .ANNUAL CEXERAL MEETIXO {[ ~{ .Uilv rj».:!;f:ed Subscribers will be held a: the YoLUNTEER HALL. T Y. -2: i::» INST., A; 7 p.m., Forthirirtir-o-c of ELECTiXO OFFICERS and COMMITTEE for the JOHN CHURCH, Secretary. WANTED. » ,7 ANTED, a SITUATION" as COOK VV or HOUSEKEEPER. Apply at this ,iii«. 231 lloi.t.ov.AYs pru.-;.— The Crcatcst Wondcr of Mofleni Time:?.—They correct biliousit-:.?;;, prevent flatulency, cleanse the liver, nttrii'v the system, rtnovate debilitated function*, strengthen the stomach, increase the »ppetitt\ invigorate the nerves, promote health, and reinstate tlte weak in an ardour and vivacity never bsfsre c:;pericnced. The sale of thc.-e Pills throttght the globe astonishes everybody, and convinces the most sceptical that Holloway's Pills transcend all other medicine for the removal of disease of every description. They are indeed a Messing to the afflicted, and a boon to those who suffer from any disorder, internal or external. Thousands of persons have testified that by their use alone they have been restored to health after all other means had proved unsuccessful.