WHAT IS YOUR. AGE ?, Can man reach and pass the age of a hundred years ? j This is the question asked by M. de Salaville. Buffon was the first one in France to raise the question of the extreme limit ot human life. In his opinion, man, becoming adult at sixteen, ought to live to six times that age, or to ninety-six years. Having been called upon to account for the. phenomenaLages attributed by the ■Bible to : the patriarchs, :- he,,n. s^ e( i the following as an explanation :—“ Before the.flood the earth was less solid, less compact than it is now. The law of gravitation had;acted for only a little time; the productions; of the globe had . less consistency, aiid : the body of man; being more supple, ‘ was ’ more susceptible of, extension. Being able to grow for a longer time,-itshould, in 'consequence, live for a longer ~'time, than -now.* — Canterbury Times.
CO-OPERATIVE STORE, EGMONI STKEET. Beg to inform their Friends and the Public that they have leased Houguez’s Warehouse (adjoining Howitt’s Bakery) and .. —Opened— With a Large and Well-assorted. Stock of G O G E R Y, Including Tea in half-chests and boxes. LW. and 1.0. Sugars.. Oatmeal, Rice, Split Peas,, Barley j &c. Tomato Sauce, Pickles, Capers,, . 1 ; 'Oorn Flour (patent), Groats and Barley. ’ Salmon, Lobster,' Oysters, J |j; Sardines. Jams, Marmalade, Colman’s Mustard and Starch, Blue, : Bottled Fruit. Candles, C; J. Van Houteh’s 1 and Epps’s Cocoa, Pepper, Spice, Totted Meats,-Swiss Milk, ' ' Candied Peel, Cream .of Tartar,, Acid, Carb. Soda, Baking and Egg Powder, Curry Powder, Vinegar in wood and bo.t-.le. ■ A stock of Soap. Toilet Soapi Currants, Raisins. Axes and Axe-handlesv Confectionery. HantsBacon, Cheese, Kerosene, Clothes & Lithie Lines; Washing Tubs, Buckets, Hammers, Brushware, Teapots, American, Brooms, Best Venus and" Kailrod Tobacco. Matches, Cigars, Soda Crystals and Washing Powder, Brunswick Black, Whiting. Eggs and buttei^alwaysin stock, fresh and good-. Call at the . CO-OPERATIVE STORE, and purchase New Goods for Cash, ata, slight advance on Cost Pride. -Try' our Teas at 3s, 2s 9d, and : 2s 6d.per lb fo: Cashf ° Ijgf , A Trial Solicited. Goods delivered in town and country free of charge McKENNA and CULLINANo
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Patea Mail, 24 January 1882, Page 3
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357Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Patea Mail, 24 January 1882, Page 3
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