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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 895, 27 February 1879, Page 2

The distress in the Old Country is keener now than it has been for the last 30 years. Ten thousand workpeople have been deprived of the means of support through the closing of gigantic manufactories. Not only have operatives been, thrown out of employment property lias Wome sadly and rapidly depreciated in value. Allthii is more or less the outcome of foreign conj, petition. This is the evil that every countr' should guard against. Let the people e New Zealand take warning. Let then study their own interests and avert such crises by encouraging local industries. We can make our own woollen goods, iron, boots and shoes, &c. For the hrst purpi factories are already in existence ; as regard! the second, numerous vigorous attempt) have been made to transform the Taranaki iron sand into a marketable commodity; although a method of properly doing this may not be discovered for many years, that iron will before long be manufactured in the Colony we have no doubt. To us, as a dig. trict, the third industry is of more direct interest. We have no longer any necessity to send out of the district for boots and shoes. Messrs. Rouoiiton and Pocklisgtox manufacture them here as well andai cheaply as they can be done in any part ot the world. Protect your own interests by seeing that you buy boots and shoes made by Roitchtox and Pocklington of the New Zealand Boot "Factory, Thames-strect,-[Advt. Hulluway's Ointment and PiluBowel Complaints, Diarrhcea. —When these diseases prevail immediate recourse should Ointment, be had to this which should be well rubbed two or three times a (lay upon the abdomen, and the intestinal irritation will gradually subside. All inflammation will be subdued and excessive actiou restrained. This treatment, assisted by judi cious doses of Holloway's Pills, is applicable to all forms of diarrhaja and dysentery attended by heart sickness, griping, flatulence, and other distressing and dangerous symptoms. After rubbing in the Ointment n llanncl binder should be worn, and tin patient should be restricted to a farinaceous diet for a few days till the urgency of tin disease has been diminished by the preserving emnlovment of these remedies.—FAdvt.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS THOSE citizens who are -willing to take part in the effort to RAISE FUNDS for the relief of the Families now plunged in distress through the recent lamontabls COAL-MINK ACCIDENT at Kaitangata are respectfully requested to meet for that purpose iu the Mechanics' Institute Lectureroom, on FRIDAY EVENING, 2Stk INST., at S o'clock. WM. J. STEWARD, 52.5 May* l, VOLUNTEER HALL. tt> E V J . W . IN G L IS, FRIDAY, 7th MARCH. Subject of Lecture j ROBERT BURNS, The Poet and the Man. Pronounced by the Press to be tho bestql Mr. luglis' productions. Doors open at 7.3Q, commence at 8. Front Seats, 3s ; Back Seats, 2s. 541 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUTUMN RACE MEETING, 27th & 28th FEBRUARY & Ist MARCH, FORBURY PARK, DCTNEDIN, RETURN TICKETS will be issued it Single Fares from Christchurch and Invercargill, and intermediate Stations, M Dunedin on 25th, 26th, 27th, and 2Sth February, available for Return up to aw including Monday, 3rd March. Passengers may break the journey at any intermediate Station, both going and returning, providing the journey is complete within the dates specified. W. M. H ANN AY, Acting Commissioner of RailwayCommissioner of Railways Office, Christchurch, 20th Feb., 1879. WANTED On MONDAY, TEN GOOD NAVVIES. Apply " Hectqe Mtjnro, at the Works, opposi" Goods Shed. J> SATURDAY, Ist MARCH, IS7»At his Stores, Tyne-Btreet. At 12 noon sharp. TH. BRO W * ♦ will offer for sale by auction, at h j" Stores, Tyne-street—--600 Bushels RYE GRASo SEED 1500 Bushels Prime Milling OATS 10 Tons WIRE Also— The unsold portion of TE4, in IoU suit purchasers, &c, &oTerms at Sale. T. H. BROWN, 510 Auctioneer^ HUNT AND JEFFERY, :iAWN TIMBER," POSTS & R aDA Always in stook, in large quantities. Ny orders entrusted to them wiu promptly attended to.