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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2397, 11 September 1886, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Public Works Office. Wellington, Slat August 188 G. WRITTEN TENDERS will be re- ' ceivecFfit'this office, until . NOON of WEDNESDAY, the Gtli October, 1880, for the WOODVILLE CONTRACT, NAPIER-PALMEBSTON RAILWAY (formation only. Length aboutH miles.) Tliey aro to be marked on -the outside "Tender fov Woodvillo contract," and addressed to the Minister for .Public Works. Telegraphic tenders will be received if presented at any Telegraph Office by NOON of the same date. Plans, specifications and genera! conditions may be seen at the Public Work Offices, Wiinganui, Woodville, mid Wellington, and at the Railway Manager's office, Masterton and Napier. The lowest. or anv tender not necessarily accepted. By Command JOHN BLACKETT, 2091 Engincor-iu-Chiof. gEEDS FOR gPRING gOWING. ADAMS it SONS' Collection of' Extra Choice Fluwer Seeds—2s packets, 10s Gd; 00 packets 21s. ADAMS & SONS' Collection of VEGETABLE SEEDS, 10s, 20s, 30s, 40s, —— • BEDDING PLANTS. ADAMS & SONS' Choice Assortment— A. 100 Plants in leading varieties,2os B. 100 Plants in choice varieties, 25s

C, 100 Plants in choice select varieties 40s Fifty plants can be supplied nt the same rate. ADAMS it SONS' Cheap Assortment. 50 plants for 8s 100 plants for 10s 200 plants fur 255. HERBACEOUS PLANTS. ADAMS & SONS!-collection of hardy ■ Perennials, 20 named varieties, 15s. LATE FLOWERING BULBS. ADAMS & SONS' No. 5 collection contains 25 bulbs in variety; price 15s CUTTINGS FREE BY POST. Fuschias, Carnations, Picotees, • Pinks, Zonal Pelargoniums, Salvias, Pansies, Verbenas, Heliotropes, Petunias, Ac. 2s 6d per dozen. Regal Show, and Tricolour Pelargoniums, os per doz. PRESENTS FOR HOME FRIENDS, Seeds of New Zealand Plants— No. 1 Collection, Ferns; 2, Alpines; 3, ■ Plants and Shrubs; 4,. Filmy Funis; 5, Orchils and Carnivorous Plants; G, Veronicas. Twelve varieties in each collection, us. THE NEW CATALOGUE OF BULBS, PJjAI'.TS, hoses, FKtJIT, AMI , rORMTREIiS Can be hud on application. A D A M S & S O NS, New Plant, Seed, and Bulb Merchants, Gloucester-street east, CHRIST. CHURCH,, Oantehbuiiy. 2337

arc continually receiving testimony fir, to the value of our remedies WE TREAT ML DISUSES. Our treatment is Purely Herbal, and strictly confidential. TESTIMONIALSSEVEIIB CASH OF lillOf OHITIS. Webb-street., Wellington. Dear Sir—l think it only my duty to make known to you the wonderful effect Prof. Brown's Aeaciau Balsam lias had upon my son. Ho lias been suflering from Bronchitis and a distressing cough for some time, and wo feared he was in aeonsumption ; in fact the doctor said one of his lungs was seriously nll'ected, but after taking a few doses of Balnnni he felt very much better; and 1 before he had finished the two bottles, lie was completely restored, and following his occupation again, and has not had an attack since, It is indeed a wonderful cure.—l beg to remain, yours faithfully, Mus Coster. VALUABLE TESTIMONY. Martin Square, Wellington, Dear Sir,-I lwve great pleasure in stating that Prof. Brown's Blood Purifier, Ointment and Pills arc the host remedies I have ever known, and have done my

family mora good that any medicine 1 have ever used. The Acacinn Balsam ami Ointment are also a sure and 3peedy euro for whoopim* cough ami bronchitis. Having proving them I can say they are the- * heat family medicines that I know of.—l am, &c., J, Felli.vgham. WORMS. Argvle-streot, Wellington. Sir,—The Male Fern Vermifuge has done my buy a groat deal ot good ; after trying Worm Poivdera without effect,_ I purchased <'i bottle of t.lie above, which brought away several large worms.Yours, &e., D. MuiU'liy. NERVOUS DEBILITY. To Mr Ayres, Dear Sir,— My daughter is now quito recovered. Wncn I first sent to. you for ' bottle of Restorative Assimilant, she was in a very low statu in body and mind. 1 was afraid she was going out of hei mind. She took one bottle of your valuable medicine with the RenoveratingPills, which so'braced.up her nervous system, that she seemed another woman. 1 have heard nt> complaint from tier of any return but she is quite comfortable and happy. Hoping this may be of some benefit to any one that may be in the same state she was in three months ago.— I am, &c., Natiianial Bauhktt.

i» iVlil.ll* J.JVU U«lJ< P.S.—You arc at liberty to make use of this as you think proper. NOTE THE ADDRESSR. AYRES, MEDICAL HERBALIST, TAIIANAIU-ST., WELLINGTON. THE GUN CLUB. THE Masterton match of the .Club takes place on THURSDAY, 23rd September. C. BIGGINS, 2303 Secretary. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL The THIRD QUARTER will -begin on Friday, 17th September. OHAS. P. POWLES, '2393 Secretary,