WAIKATO MISSIONARY LABOURS.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 593, 9 March 1876, Page 3

WAIKATO MISSIONARY LABOURS.

Sib,— ln your paper the Waikato TiHta, March 7th (Tuesday last,) ipeaking of the recollections of the Waikato Missionary, you remark " He sayi," " seven" (a misprint for seventeen) " years have elapsed itnce the above letter was written." I b»g to assure you that the Waikato Miiiion« aryii correct. If you will refer to the Church Gazette for ttii month, Maroh, where my letter it iniorted, you will find a notice at the foot of the page to this effect—* Written in 1867— to that my remarks rhfer to seven yeaw previowto 1867, and I offer no opinion as to the state of natives of Waikato during the iubieiiusnt years.— l am, &c. B Y Askwim. Hopuhopn, March Bth, 1876.

A Startling New Stout ii commenced in Saturday Night this week: "The Suspocted Wife." Thochnrminpr long "Silrer Thrcadi ' it also publiehed, othir* in preparation. Now i» tt« time to sub»cribe. Aptnti •Terywherc— Advt

Oxygen is Lire.— Dit Brioht's Phosphodynh.—Multitudes of people aro hopeleiwly •uttering from Debility, Nervoui and Liver Complaint!, DepreßMon of Spirits, Hypochondria, Timidity, Indigestion, Failuro of Hearing, Sight, and Memory, Lassitudo, Want of Power, &c, whoso casoa admit of a permanent onre by tho new remedy I'HOSPHODYNE (0/-onio Oxygon), which at once alloys all irritation and excitement, imparti new energy and life to the enfeoblcd constitution, and rnpidly cures every stage sf theso hitherto incurable and diitresaing maladie*. Bold by all ehemiiU and d.*uifK>*t« throughout the Globe.

rigr Caution.— The large and mcreaung demand for Dr Bright's Phoaphodyne has led to leyeral imitations under somewhat similar namw , purchuers of this medicine ihould therefore be careful toobierve that each caie bears the QoTernment Stamp, with the words, Dr Bright'^ Phospbodync engraved thereon, and that the imec words axt also blown >» the bottle. |