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Temuka Leader, Issue 911, 31 January 1882, Page 4

Thlß ERPET U A' l PRE S B ■Sp eiallv constructed for CO if PRESSING 'LOOSE MATERIAL, Such us Hay, Straw, Rag'd, etc. Q ils ? Ton of Hay can be packed within Oae Ton Measurement of 40 pubic Feet l||elt Perpetual Press. Worked by Horse cr si cam power ILh from Fifteen to Thir'y Tor.a in Ten Hours Descriptive (DlrcnJ ns wirli furs, oii :l -i.iicauon in JUiIN H LADD & CO., pu tn Yicl'U-j i street, London, E Co MEDICAL rRGSPEEHT. A CORRESPONDENT with r.n eye to business u>kt for infor-Eiat-nm thus: ' Can voit fell me wry yon have sucreeUid. :-o well in your herbal husim s> 1 ’ Idy roaswer is : ‘By living under my b'.loiue, keeping the 1 tsi «•£ gm;ds ? ami f-cpnig {l l iji ui a reasonsib'o price. Notw dng the above thr e i ales, my iljaidw art} one t" my friends ai d he pi'tb'ie fur tlm- so|.p rl tive'< me.’ I now to bring before them the lolTwi or pa d cines, wnith exjcri.noe has proved to be :.li that is said or tcm -The B tunic Cough Syrup, of whuh seventy bottles are being s-md we*'lc!y, is g v;nc immense sa'.'rfaclioii. toe D U-'eiioa Pills are flow commanding .Mich a sale that tocy r« quire no faivti-iisiug. T.-e lie wing udvice is true concern in •• them : If yon are ill iv-d need a pill You safety van rely q.i. Don’t use tiiose o.d impon .-d onea— Try Nvids new Dandelion, composit:on p :wdsrs. Now that the winter is o.:: us. it cannot be out of place to remind parents ; n.l aii of tho importance < c having a friend .-.t loimi that"will ward of? mid cure told.-. Bnch a fi-i.i.iu! is V*o Composi'ion Pnwdui. !•: is made Lorn the fi-mst powdered Bayberry bi.ik, I'inns canadensis, popiii s ginger, cayenne, cloves, liqnorii i, tin inuKHi, .-.ml wild cherry. It equalises tlm cifculition. and is a s'Limb-mt vas.ty superior to'any spirituous liquors. SOOTHING SYRUP, OR MOTHER'S FRIEND The necessity lias long 1 c n seen i £ Laving a f imple vegetable remedy w;tbout ha'-'iug to iesr.it t.» iafcuds’ }. n-ser-v.-.t.ve, aiioilum, couiiais, oyai mixiu.v, etc, R e princi; al ingredients of wlr.c-. m- ] unvi sfai poisons ao iog on the ir.rvon jßstom. Tills somhi.ig syrup i.-. purely vegetable, to.da'nifg no narcotic mi j.o-Sonons urug-y It removes acuity • i *!ie stou iv.'h.. !• p’-’-Jg pal .s ill the lu Wels, t-xnels wind, tli voces toe color < f ’he motion f.ojii gre n and s imy b> Lu naniral color, and thereby ruiwvag tinmusiist/f ail the little ailments— l* per be i tie. BIL.M OF GILEAD. CONSUMPTION, ADD COUGH, SYKUP A most ell-iiio-d remedy for r-oag' iTthcaby of hrm.ihi-g, asthma and oppn-s 5 ieu of i!e ■ chest. By pn moling a free e.M e toi'.oi. o, it sp-, edi!y alibi' h iviicf i.i abCbt riens «.f ti.e hu gs. It no.y be x.iki a w.tb tim greatest s.i '-iy, beii r; C‘*iup. s,. (I of hc-ibs a'oue, a : 'd. ilueds mdy i trial io pr.ve its lscbUcjko—2s 01 per bottle. VEGETABLE PILLS Dcncli lit.;;, A ndbibitms, Apfrtcr.t. Wind. J.iv’. N« rvine. <s< l'h>n P:iD if fioaiih. Ilori.v.l Cough Pills. :md IRadaciie I’d Is n &dc and covered by the most op].ri vtd .iiachint ry driven by hydran ic power —thousands made every v. cot;.--J.u boxes i--j each. J. NEIL, Medital Botanist, 28 G-mi-ge street, Dunedin. t THE PUBLIC TRUST CTFICE. Cuarar.lectl by the Stale. 4 LTEOUGII this Office has been ir. t xisterre i->r :i yeiiod . f more ih. u fcVin VCi fS, it :a le 'e-ved that tilep' jt-e's for who U i' was es.'abli- !n;d are no l s.id.ieu r.ti v l-;r. own or mideistoa u lr n tb.sir d to set set fortb in a co-a.-o L>:m lator-n:.- . v,;i rest.) -ciint.’ t'-e busnits-s which tnis Cffiee ui.flcrtiikes : 1. Tim chavgc or ail kinds of mormy t.!Ui.tS. such as Norr: go S 1 tlnm-nl, mot), v to be i:r orted for- tho bet oht <>t Mients moneys !>vqnea r 'ne, ! i !m ehmitabls ojm ;t, n-oucys the tlt : e fo wnialj is ,iu disjuit'-, or wliose lega! owner is unknu.Mi Of cal.r.ot be foitnii, oL'-., etc. 2. The administration of tho wills of permits who by app-iming the Pu'.be Tmstee vs tiifir oxeeutor secure toe guarantee of 'he State bo- the due fulfilment or their wis! es, r.r.tl avoid th.e i:sk c-oirf-cquei.t on t.lic appointment of p:iva;,e p. jfion-s as execut, or who not nnfrec inuiTlv, iht tigi) carncstlv de-irtnis of 1 cringfov ihe- Unefil of parlies imeresied, fad to i any out legal I .’.’ sno objcels f< r which they were and cons— Cpimtiv involve tbemselvos i-rai tfo-e tvho e intvve ts tlu y are t»i>: .-'.-g to pi\iic; in costly and liarasssi.ug litigation. S. The admi; isiration ot all ettatr-s of which tie disposition lias Le m made by vi’i wlirr.e\er rehitivi s do nut ish to incur the urppnsibi ity of admini- ; r.tr.ou. j.p taiii.'-t lioui any cause olda ti the i tccsratv powers to ait. In snob cases it is (he duly tf 'he Public Tim-tea to liiechargc all len-d debts so far as the assets extend, amt divide the residue ; mpagst the .’vxb of kin. 4. The administration of the c«t.->lcs of lunatics, lunatic pnt : eu'ts, and convicts5. The charge of allp ds lying wi.s’o £.nd uni>c r npted of wh ch the owma’ is unknown, or ••*.h*> has been auseut from the ■ oloiiy fur ten years, having left nu kn-wn ■■ g»t.t. a cos: of rd i*i:st«ilng r-stafes is very tiaa: 1 .- ir. uniiutioti may be obt.ai..ui fr* m *"' l c. UAMERTON, Public Trustee^