luUso.Ys PREPARATION 01 PEPBINE FOR INDIGESTION As Wine in bottles, at 3s, in, "-: I.ore . •d,i- 6d ; Globules, at J- -(< ami ■• l«l: and aa Powder, in ou< i ... bottles, at is each MORSON AND SON. ! SOUTHAMPTON ROW, RUSSEL SQUARE, LONDON. KI RBY \S U N'OXI VIS i: D PHOSPHORUS PILLS. The beat Tonic for Convalescents and for ALL NERVOUS DISORDERS. KIRBY'S COMPOUND PIIOSPHORrS PILLS contain Luminous Phosphorus And Iron (chemical food), with Quiniuo and Nux Vomica. Thcso l'ills rapidly rostoro Nerve Power. They euro Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Melancholia, and other manifestations of Nervous Kxhnustatiou, induced by overwork, excessive anxiety uud worry, thn depressing influencosof climate, etc. Kirby and Co.'« PURE PHOSPHORUS I'ILLS contain the usual deso of Luminous Phosphorus, nnd may bo taken in tlie place of the above when quinino or iron is not desired. K I R B Y, AM) i rTIARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN A dose of this fluid combination is recommended for Liver Derangement, particularly when arising from slight congestion. By gently acting on the liver and slightly moving he fccwjls ih -j heavy drott'sv "?eh-;, and headache, with, generally, pains in the chest and back, especially alter eating, is dissipated. Taraxacum mid Podophyllin is much safer than calomel or blue pill, and certainly quite equal for removing the distressing incouvcuicnco and puin attendant ou dyspepsia. Taraxacum lias for years | past proved of valuo iu these ease.-, but its , combination with Podophyllin, or May Apple Resin, considerably enhanecs its power. Bottles, £s!)d and -is Gd each, sold ; by chemists and J. Pepper, 'J.'iT, Tottcnhaur-court-roud, whose name is on the label. SA M 0 A POST 0 F FI Cl: . riMIF, proprietors of this Journal having 1 entered into the necessary arrangements, have estahlished a I'ost Office in Apia. Samoa, and known us the "Samoa i Express," to bo carried ou upon the same ! principal as the various Governmental Post l Offices in the Colonics, and elsowhcre. ! Mails will bo made up for all parts of the , world upon the departure of any vessel j from this port, and notices to that eti'i ct w ill I bo posted at least twenty-four hours previous to the said departure. ivery possible ure the safe rusted to the noans will be use lolivory of all lo iid Post Office, at ' received from the various Colonin other I'ost Offices. Persons sending to this offico for &(-.., that may be in our care, will pi tako notico, that unless the mus brings a written order they will delivered up to them. Agents and Captains of vessels 1 harbour for any other postal port greatly oblige by sending a notice t offico at least twenty-four hours prcvi their departure. Until further notico the charges Letters not exceeding J nn 02. will be New South Wales ; Victoria ; South Australia ; Queensland ; Western Australia ; Tasmania ; NewZealand ; Norfolk Island ; Fiji Islands ; Tahiti, and Honolulu, (direct) .. .. .. 0 1] Germany, (direct); Honolulu, (via Sydney); New Caledonia; United Kingdom, (via Sydney); United States, (including California and Oregon.) 0 0 East Indies, (via Sydney) 1 France, (via Sydney) ; Germany, (via Sydney); Now Foundland; Nova Scotia. .. ~ .. ..10 United Slates of Columbia .. .. 2 0 Newspapers, (uot excooding'->ozs.).. 0 1 BOOK PACKETS, &c. Germany, for every two ounces, or fraction of two ounces 0 i; New Zealand, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 3 Queensland, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 ;; South Australia, ditto, ditto, ditto .. 0 3 S. S. Islands, ditto, ditto, ditto I) .| United Kingdom, ditto, ditto, ditto.. 0 4 United States, ditto, ditto,ditto ~.. 0 :> Victoria, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 ;| N.H.—A book paokot must be BOnt.opau at both ends, so us to udmit of the ooutonta being rusily withdrawn for examination, otherwise it will bo treated as a letter. For the greater security of tho contents, how. ever, it may bo tied at the ends with string, but the string must uot in any ease ho healed to tho paokot. A book packet must not contain any letter, or oommuuicatioti of the nature of a letter, unles* it be a circular letter, or bo wholly printed. Letters may ho Registered. Further partioulara may bo obtuinotl conooruiug tb< PualJ arrau o \suio,nts, upon applicatijj '.j, W. 5. AGAIt, M-WNAOXB. " Pauoa ExpreM" Oliico, Aj>i», Samoa, Ua. 1, 1D77.
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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 55, 19 October 1878, Page 4
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697Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 55, 19 October 1878, Page 4
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