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Bruce Herald, Volume x, Issue 957, 13 November 1877, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. JV~~S." CON fWG, GENERAL COMMISSION, NEWSPAPEB, INSURANCE AQBNT, BALCLUTHA. Merchants' Books made up and kept up. Trust Estites wouild up. collected. * Properties and Rents collected. • BRUCE HERALD' AGENCY. Agent for Government Life Insurance. JOHN BURT, * BOOT MAKER, MILTON, N O 1 I CiE. "V/TEN'S BOOTS made to Order, superior ■ ■*-"-*- to an>thing'to be got in Milton, from 22s per- Pair. The present STOCK to be SOLD at Cost Price for Cash, to make room for *j*ew Sjock; . '"■ '.-'■ ■'■■'. v Men's Watertights,: from 12s 6d per Pair. . Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon for their Orders. Repairs Neatly Done. (Qpeositjsi National Bank), MILTON. m, HOMAS PATEESON, GENERAL COMMISSION AN© INSURANCE AGENT. Merchants Books made up and kept up. Trust Estates wound up. Debts collected. Properties managed and ■ Bents collected. Bftlclutha, Oct. 14, 1875. O COTTON, PAINtBR, GLAIIEE, - rAPEKDA^OER, AND DECORATOR, KAITANGATA. „JU ; ,LILBU^E t ..J^rinjr^^^ *^^- # bejjjs to inform the inhabitan sof Milton and the surrounding districts thai he has returned to Milton, and intends to resume his business as Veterinary Surgeon. Address — Queen-street, Milton. T A M E H MURRAY, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, MILTON. "UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL £2, 000,000. FRTS AND MARINE RISKS of every description effected at lowest current rates. ' ' ' LAIDL^W & BARR, -Agents for VVyndham ; W. C. KIBKOALDY, Manager, Dunedin: TODDART BROTHEES (Successors to R. Macdonald-) WHOLESALE & RETAIL MERCHANTS, KATTASfiATI. : M ISS .FORBES " (Bead Mistress of Timaru Girls' School), T 5 prepared to receive boarders after the -*- Christmas holidays. House — large, commodious, with bath-room, «Sc. Music, " Singing, French, aiid Drawing taught in school, and 'by visiting teachers. Climate delightful. Terms on application. ~~\\ 7 ATSON'S Dining Booms, High-street, VV are the largest and beat in Uunedin. Country residents spending the day in town should not fail to .have the best Dinner ! obtainable in the Colony GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA. J3KJEAKFAST. " By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition/ and by a careful upplicaiion of the fine properties ol wrll-seieiU-d cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with » delicately, flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors bills. Il is by the judicious uso of such articles of diet that a constitution nsay be gradu-~ ally built Up until strorg enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are .floating around us ready to attack nhewrw there is a wertk, point Wo niay tepnpe many a fatal shaft by fcectfing ouw jves Will fortified with pure blood r »Tid a properly nowiished fratue." — Bee article in the 'Civil Service Gazette.' Made simply with boiling wuteror in i!k. Sold only in packets (tins for abroad), labelled: — y JAMES EPPS & CO., '' HOMCEOPATUIC CHEMISTS^ ' -r 48,Thr^adneedle-Street,aud 17P, Piccadilly. WO«P« t ?VS?O^ POAP* C^yiW'lV^K LojtupK.