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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1912, 7 December 1874, Page 2

Miscellaneous. Bay of Islands Coal Company (Limited), \TOT[CE is hereby given, that on and after the Ist January, 1875, the prices of Coal ami Slack, delivered at the Company's Mines' ICawakawa, Bay of Islands, will be as follow COAL ■ ■ • -12s per ton SLACK .... 73 per ton By order of the Bo rd of Directors. J. A, GILFULAN, Secretary, 10, Insurance Buildings, Auckland, November 30,1874, NOTICE. ' rHF undersigned will NOT be RESPONSIBLE I for any (JOODS supplied to any of their Steamers from and after this date, except on the Written Order of their Manager, Captain J. Edwabds. HOLMES BROTHERS, December 5,1874. FOJ& SALE. THE STOCK-IN-TRADE, Goodwill, and . Furniture, of the Nil Desperandum Hotel, Albert-street.—For particulars apply to Jis, CIUIG. ■ C OR S\LE or TO LET, the WILLOUGHBYT STREET REDUCTION WORKS.-For Particulars, apply to Jaues Graiq, Auctioneer FOR SALE, about three acreß of OATS and LUCERNE,—AppIy to Joseph Buckley, Parawai. FOR SALE, Three Large IRON TANKS.Apply, All Nations Hotel. ; FOUND, at Whakatiwai, a BOAT, white and black gunwale, If not claimed within 7 days from this date, it will be sold to defray expenses. T. and A. SMITH. December 3,1874.

Wanteds. WANTED, a SALESWOMAN for the. Drapery Sale at the Theatre Royal.— Apply immediately. WANTED," a NURSE GIRL and a General SERVANT. References required.— Apply at the Warwick Arms Hotel, Shortland.

WONDERFUL CAREER,—During a period of nearly twenty-fiveyear?, one medicinal stimulant has exclusively enjoyed the confidence of the most experienced physicians on this side of the Atlantic. "To-day, as from tho time of its introduction, Udoipho Womb's Sohiedam Aromatic Fchnapps takes the lead of every other tonic and diuretic in the estimation of the public and of scientific men. Its purity, its agreeable flavour, its invigorating effect upon tho digestive organs, its extraordinary efficacy in diseases of the kidueys, the rapidity j with which it restores the strength of the debilitated, and its soothing influence in nervous diseases, have deservedly rendered it the most popular preparation of its kind in this or any other country.