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Temuka Leader, Issue 1057, 20 January 1883, Page 3

Holloway’s Ointment and Pills—Autumnal Remedies.—Towards the fall of the y ar countless causes are at work to lower the to eof the nervous system which will be followed by ill-health unless proper means tie employed to avert that evil, iioll way’s far famed preparations supply a faui less remedy for boih external and internal complaints connected with the changes of the season. All affections of the skin, roughness, blotches, pimples, superficial and deeper seated inflammations, erysipelas, rheumatic pains, and gout) pangs, alike succumb to the exalted virtues of Holloway’s Ointment and Pills ; which will effect a happy revolution in he patient’s condition, though the systems of his disorder -u-e legion, and have obs inalely withstood the test effort of science to subdue them —[Advt.]

ANNUAL ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. THE Board, in pursuance of powers in that behalf eon erred by “ The Education Act, 1877.” (section 64). hereby directs that a PUBLIC MEETING of; the HOUSLHOLDE.rtS in every School District throughout the Education District of South Canterbury, beheld on Monday, the twenty-second day of January, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-three, at halt past seven o’clock in the evening, for the Election in each District of Seven Householders (section 64) to form the Committee for such District for the year ending with the fourth Monday in January, one thousand eight hundred and eig t four. The place of meeting shall be the Schoolhonse in each Distiiot, except in the case of Sutherland’s District, where the meeting will be held in the house of Mr Sutherland, The Board further directs that the First Meeting of each School Committee bo held in the place appointed -f >r the Elections, and immediately after the election, upon the same evening. The Board requests the Chairman of each Public Meeting to make to the Board, immediately after the election, a return of the names of the several householders elected to form the Committee, and recommends that each Chairman of Committee report his own election aa soon as possible. H. W. HAMMOND, Secretary. Education Office, Tim iru, January 4th. 1883. j <6

NOiICE. THE Public are respectfully invited to INSPECT THE STOCK that I have now on hand, having just received a largo addition of Colonial and English TWEEDS I have now the Largest Stock in Timaru to select from. An early inspection invited. Note the address— G. BROWN, Practical Tailor,. Corner of Beswick Street, Main North 3de Road, Timaru T TEMUKA IMBER AND QOAL Y AEDS> JIQLYTH. begs to inform the in- , |> habitants of Temuka and surrounding districts tliat he has OPENED A COAL YARD in connection with his Timber Trade, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share of thopublic patronage. ALWAYS ON HAND— A large supply of the host Coals, Firewood, Fencing Posts, Hails, and Slakes. Ironmongery, Timber, and all kinds of Building Material. NB. —Everything sold at the lowest current rates. 2-i per cent discount allowed for Cush in all cases. J. BLTITH, feiG Temuka. DR FOSTER has COMMENCED PRACTICE as a BARRISTER and SOLICITOR, at Geraldine. Dr F. may also be Consulted at Temuka, where he will regularly attend the Resident Magistrate’s Court. MONEY TO LEND, in sums to suit borrowers. Geraldine, September 26, 1881. TERRIER’S PORTRAIT ROOM Jj Main South Road, Timaru, (Opposite Theatre), None but Approved Pictures are allowed to leave the Studio. Fender’s Series of Panoramic Views of Timaru Now Ready, and may bo had at (no Studio or from any of the Booksellers, Price 2s 6d. ma2B