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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 76, 19 April 1879, Page 4

ORSON'B PREPARATION OF PEPSINS FOR INDIGESTION. As Wine in bottles, at 3s, ss, 9»; I.oien ges, at *2s 6d, -Is lid ; Glnl>ules, at 2s, 3s 6d and 6s 6d; and as Powder, iu one ounce liottles, at 4s each. To be liad uf all chemists and the inannfac turers, MORSON AND SON, SOUTHAMPTON ROW, RUSSEL SQUARE, LONDON. riUHAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN A dose of this fluid combination is recommended for Liver Derangement, particularly whon arising from slight congestion. By gently acting on the livor and slightly moving the bowels, the heavy drowsy feeling and headache, with, generally, pains in the chest and book, especially after eating, is dissipated. Taraxacum and Podophyllin is much safer than calomel or blue pill, and certainly quite equal for removing the distressing inconvenience and pain attendant on dyspepsia. Taraxacum has for years past proved of value in these cases, but its combination with Podophyllin, or May Apple Hesin, considerably enhances its power. Bottles, 2s 9d and 4s 6d each, sold by chemists and J. Pepper, 237, Tottenham-court-road, whose name is on the label. PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS ,_ of Samoans and Samoan Scenery n Sale at the Samoa Times Office. ~\IARIES! DIARIES'! DIARIES!! FOR 1879, At the Samoa Times Office. THE "SAMOA TIMES " AGENTS. SUBSCRIPTIONS and Advertise,3 ments for the Samoa Times, will be received by the following duly authorised agents:—i London—Messrs. Gordon and Gotch Melbourne—Messrs. Gordon and Gotch Sydney—Messrs. Gordon and Gotch Fiji—Mr. G. L. Griffiths. SAMOA POST OFFICE. T'iHE proprietors of this .Ton entered into the neccssai ments, havo established a Post Office in Apia, Samoa, and known as the "Samoa Express," to be carni-d on upon the same principal as the various Governmental Post Offices in the Colonies, and elsewhere. Mails will lie made up for all parts of the world upon the departure of any vessel from this port, nnd notices to that effect will be posted at least twenty-four hou to the said departure. Every possible means will be usi ensure the safe delivery of all letters entrusted to the said Post Office, at their destination. Every care will be taken of letters received from the various Colonial and other Post Offices. Persons sending to this office for letters Ac., that may be in our care, will please to take notice, that unless tho messenger brings a written order they will not be delivered up to them. Agents and Captains of vessels tearing harbour for any other postal port would greatly oblige by sending a office at least twenty-four hou... j ~, ~, their departure. Until further notice the ei Letters not exceeding J an oz. will bo to:— s. d. New South Wales ; Victoria ; South Australia ; Queensland ; Western Australia ; Tasmania ; New Zealand ; Norfolk Island; Fiji Islands ; Tahiti, and Honolulu, (direct) .. .. ..06 Germany, (direct); Honolulu,, (via Sydney); Now Caledonia; United Kingdom, (via Sydney); United States, (including California and Oregon.) 0 9 East Indies, (via Sydney); France, (via Sydney) ; Germany, (via Sydney); New Fonndlaud ; Nova Scotia. ~ .. .. ..10 United States of Columbia .. ..JO Newspapers, (not exceeding 2 ozs.).. 0 1 BOOK PACKETS, 4c. Germany, for every t' fraction of two oui New Zealand, ditto, ditto, ditto .... o 3 Queensland, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 ,3 South Australia, ditto, ditto, ditto ..03 S. S. Islands, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 4 United Kingdom, ditto, ditto, ditto.. 0 4 United States, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 3 Victoria, ditto, ditto, ditto 0 3 N.B.—A book packet must bo sent open at both onds, so as to admit of the contents being rosily withdrawn for examination, otherwise it will bo treate'd as a letter. For the greater security of the contents, howover, it may be tiod at tho onds with striug, but tho string must not in any case bo sealed to the packet. A book pocket must not contain any lettor, or communication of the nut uni of a letter, unless it be a circular lettor, or bo wholly priutod. Letters may bo Register*!. Further particulars may bo obtainod concerning the Postal arrangements, upon application to, W. E. AGAR, Mamaokr. "Samoa Express" Office, Apis, Samoa, Oct. 1, 1877.