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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 585, 18 March 1878, Page 2

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. II A I- I ASO N I C LOOK OUT FOR TUK U. S. MINSTRELS! RETURN VISIT. WEDNESDAY ANT.) THURSDAY, MARCH 20 and 21. Grand Double Programme. Everything New. Positively for TWO NIGHTS ONLY. For particulars, see Day Bills and Future Advertisements. GEO. LINGAUD, 1-14 Agent. T. PAUL'S 11 U R O 11. S TITE SITTINGS For present Seatliolders will be. LET on TUESDAY, the l'lth Inst., from JUO to 4..'i11, and from 7.."J0 to S..')o p.m.; on FRIDAY, 22nd lust., from 7.30 to 8.30 p.m., in tlie Church. 155 ton, Esq., must be rendered to us within SEVEN DAYS FROM HATH. 150 CONNELL AND CLOWES. HOTEL PROPERTY FOK SALE. \ SPLENDID opportunity is offered to /A Purchase a llm; HOTEL PROPERTY in the New and Extensive House erected by Mr. William Gillespie, in Tyne and Harbour streets. Oamaru. The CRITERION HOTEL is offered for Sale on Liberal Terms. Apply to the Proprietor at tins establishment. 156' W. GILLESPIE. KAKANUI, WAIAREKA, AND WAI- - KOAD DISTRICTS. rill J E RATEPAYERS of the above Dintviets are reminded of the necessity of PAYING their RATES on or before the 20th INST., in order to avoid having their names placed on the Defaulters' Lists, and to enable their being enrolled as Voters in their respective Districts. ROBERT GARROW, Clerk to the Hoard. Oamani, March 2, IS7S. 42 WAITAKI COUNTY COUNCIL T g LENDERS are invited by the Waituki -®- County Council, up to Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 20th Inst., for ADDITION' of a FOOTPATH to the Little Kuri Bridge, at Hampden. Plans and specifications to be seen at the County Chambers. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. .TAMES MAKTIN, 147 Clerk to Council. TO MASONS AND CARPENTERS. WANTED, TENDERS for the ERECTION of FLOUR MI LL at Otepopo, Labour only. Plans and specifications can be seen, anil particulars obtained at, Royal Hotel, i 'tepopo. Tenders to be lodged with the undersigned on or before March, 22nd INST. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. DIEIIL AND DAVIDSON, 108 Otepopo. TO CONTRACTORS. rjpEAMS WANTED to PLOUGH HOIK) ACRES LAND on Elderslic, Estate, in pieces of 100 acres and upwards. Apply to Mr. Poison, the Manager. 140 JOHN It EI 11. |3 R O I'' ESS O R STA NI C 11, The only Palestinian Air ist in the World, may be consulted at THE CRITERION HOTEL (Private entrance. Moray-place), On the following days : For Ladies' only—Monday, Wednesday, awl Fridav. For Gentlemen—Tuesday, Thursday, anil Saturday. From 10 to 4 daily. Owing to a large accession of patient' during last week—whose casus are I urgent to refuse—Professor Stanich is en pilled to postpone his visit to Oamaru f<i short time. All desirous of seeing the fessor are urgently requested to lose no tin in consulting him in order that their cas may have as long attention as possible. TESTIMONIALS TO PROFESSOR STANICH. Dunedin, February 2S, 1878. SfH, —It is with the greatest pleasure l' ' I bear testimony to your treatment of nes-i. For the last 24 years 1 have suffering from deafness in both my brought on by scarlet fever, with discharge. With the hope of having my hearing i stored, I have boon under the care of doctors and .several chemists in Eiijj amongst whom wore several wh< themselves entirely to the treatment of 1 diseases, together with one in Dund New Zealand. None were able in do| any good, and they gave me upasi Although I have been under your car« for a few days, I have improved fully ; in fact, I do not remember able to hear so distinctly in my life as I do now. I would strongly advi?e • sutlering from deafness to place tli' under your skilful treat"i">it. -—Tha yours, Wm. Mudok, Tailor and Outfitter, Great King-stroet, Duue<lin<| To Professor Stanich. Sin,—Having ait ll'-* red from .M'-ven: '''-1 ness for two and a half years, 1 was im' lll '] to come up to Dunedin and place my'l under your ca;-e : and I am extremely tlia"! tul to you for the fact of being able. at'te| fortnight of your skilful treatment, to "'"l completely cured.-—I am, thankfullv J'""! James Gkant, I MougiclJ Dunedin, March 9, 1878.