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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 61, 30 November 1878, Page 4

ORSON’S PREPARATION OF PEPSINE FOR INDIGESTION. As Wine in bottles, nf 3s, ss, 9s; Luzon jjes, at 2s Cd, is Gd; Globules, ut 2s, 3s 6d and t«s 6d; and as Pow dor, iu one ounce bottles, at is each. To bo had of all chemists and the manufacturers, MORSON AND SON, SOUTHAMPTON ROW, RUSSEL SQUARE, LONDON. KI R BY’S UNOXT 1) 18 E1) PHOSPHORUS PILLS. The best Tonic for Convalescents and for ALL NERVOUS DISORDERS. KIRBY’S COMPOUND PHOSPHORUS PILLS contain Luminous Phosphorus and Iron (chemical food), with Quinine and Nux Vomica. These Pills rapidly restore Nerve Power. They cure Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Melancholia, and other manifestations of Nervous Kxhaustation, induced by overwork, excessive anxiety and worry, the depressing influences of climate, etc. Kirby and Co.’s PURE PHOSPHORUS PILLS contain the usual dose of Luminous Phosphorus, and may be taken in the place of the above when quinine or iron is not desired. Sold in Bottles, 35., 55., and 10s. each. Sole Makufacti’kkks: 11. AN I) T. KIIt BV, AN I) C 0 I Newman Street, London, W. 'IURAXACUM AND PODOPIIYLLIN A dose of this fluid combination is rocome ••n l- 'l for Liver Derangement, particularly v. h-.-u from slight congestion. By gently acting on tiie liver and slightly moving the bowels, the heavy drowsy feeling and headache, with, generally, pains in the chest and buck, especially after eating, is dissipated. Taraxacum ami Podophyllin is much safer than calomel or blue pill, and certainly quite equal for removing the distressing inconvenience ami pain attendant on dyspepsia. Taraxacum has for years past proved of value in these cases, but its combination with Podophyllin, or May Apple Resin, considerably enhances its power. Bottles, 2s Od and Is fid each, sold by chemists andJ. Pepper, 237, ToUeulmm-court-road. whose name is on the label. SAM 0 A P0 S T OFFI 0E . fjITIE proprietors of this Journal having L entered into the necessary arrangements, have established a Post Office iu Apia, Samoa, and known as the “Samoa Express,” to bo carried on upon the same ‘ principal as tho various Governmental Post Offices in tho Colonies, and elsewhere. Mails will he made up for all parts of tho . world upon tho departure of any vessel ' from this port, and notices to that effect will ? be posted at least twenty-four hours previous ‘ to the said departure. Every possible moans will bo used to I ensure tho safe delivery of all letters t entrusted to tho said Post Office, at their . destination. Every care will bo taken of letters ) received from tho various Colonial and other Post Offices. Persons sending to this office for letters &t\, that may be in our care, will please to take notice, that unless the messenger brings a written order they will not bo delivered up to them. Agents and Captains of vessels leaving harbour for any other postal port would greatly oblige by Bonding a notice to this office at least twenty-four hours previous U , their departure. Until further notice the charges upon i Letters not exceeding .1 an oz. will he to ; a. dNew South Wales; Victoria; South Australia ; Queensland ; Western Australia ; Tasmania ; Now • Zealand ; Norfolk Island ; Fiji Islands ; Tahiti, and Honolulu, (direct) .. .. ~ 0 C Germany, (direct); Honolulu, (via Sydney); New Caledonia; United ’ Kingdom, (via Sydney); United States, (including California and Oregon.) no East Indies, (via Sydney); France, (via Sydney) ; Germany, (via Sydney); Now Fonndlaad; Nova r Scotia. .. .. .. .. 10 r United States of Columbia .. ~ 2 0 Newspapers, (not exceeding 2 o/.5.).. 0 1 BOOK PACKETS, &c. Germany, for every two ounces, or fraction of two ounces 0 0 Now Zealand, ditto, ditto, ditto .... o 3 Queensland, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 3 l South Australia, ditto, ditto, ditto ~ 0 3 S. S. Islands, ditto, ditto, ditto .... 0 -l United Kingdom, ditto, ditto, ditto.. 0 I Touted States, ditto, ditto, ditto II 3 Victoria, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 3 N.l).—A book packet must bo scut open at both ends, so us to admit of tho contents , being rusily withdrawn for examination, J otherwise it will be treated as a letter. For : the greater security of the contents, howi ever, it may bo tied at tho ends with string, but tho string must not in any cose bo sealed , to tho packet. A book packet must net contain any letter, or communication of the nature of a letter, unless it be a circular 1 letter, or ho wholly printed. Betters may ho Register,el. Further particulars may bo obtained eonj corning tho Postal arrangements, upon f application to, » W. E. jAOAII, _ ~ „ Majuoku, Samoa Express Otllco, Apia, Samoa, Oct. 1, 1877.