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Bruce Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 2180, 4 July 1890, Page 1

HOTELS, &c. IMPORTANT NOTICE. fTISE Special Committee of the British •*" . Mpdical Association reported as follows on 4,234 deathß : — AVERAGE AGE AT DEATH. 1. Total Abstainers— sl years, 21 daye. 2. Temperate Drinker." — 65 year*. 13-iayn. 3. Careless Drinkers- 59 years. 67 days. 4. Free Drinkers - 57 years, 59 Hays. 5. Intemperate Drinkers— s3 years, 3 daye. The 'Revue Scientifique' remarks tint these figures show conclusively that those who reach the shortest age are those wh" . drink no alcohol at all. The next to them 'are those who drink too freely — in faot. drunkards ; while those who reach the greatest age are those who use alcohol moderately. My grandfather, poor young fellow, was cut off in his bloom at 96. He took good liquor. I have taken my beer since the age of 15 years. You all know what a wreck I •18. See that your Liquors are good like those supplied at the White Horse Hotel, and, as they say in the Classics, you will be " Rncky Oram." Yours for ever and a day (as the boy sold his top), FREDERICKO BASTINGO, White Horse Hotel, Milton. THE MERCANTILE & BANKRUPTCY GAZETTE OF NEW ZEALAND (With which is incorporated ' The Weekly Advertiser '), Published every Saturday Morning, Contains : Particulars of Bills of Sale, Stock Mortgages. Liens on VV 00l and on Crops, Bailments, Affidavits of Satisfaction, Bankruptcy Petitions, and Discharges, &c, filed during each week. Also carefully-revised Share and Produce Market Reports ; Latest Legal Decisions ; Original Articles, illustrating the working of Commercial Law, and interesting and valuable matter. tfBij&OWTELY INDTBPBNRABLE TO THE SAFETY ™ op iJLL Traders. Teems : £1 7a 6d ('nnluding Digest) per annum, TRICTLY PAYABLE IS ADVANCE. Free Sample Copies obtainable from the Proprietors, R. T. WHEKLER & Co., Danedin. THE NEW ZEALAND PROTECTION OF CREDITORS' SOCIETY i« also in con ncotion with the above Gazette, and the Society posses e8 nnrivalled fxci'iMttS for giving RELIABLE PRIVATE INFORMATION 38 to the commercial standing of individuals. For Particulars apply Head Office, Dunedin. MORRIS, ART PHOTOGRAPHER, 175, George-Btreet, Dunedin. (Late Firm Clifford & Morris). EVERY SITTEE ib Photographed by Mr Morris, personally, and the reputation he holds as an artist is a guarantee for thn moat artistic and best finished Photographs that can possibly be made NOTICE. TO THE PUBMC OF MTLTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. ANi)BEW~M'LAREN BTTTCHER MAIN SOUTH ROAD, MILTON. Families waited on daily for Orders. Cattle, Horses, ko., bought «nd sold. GENERAL PRESS AGENCY, REPORTERS, NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS & ADVERTISING AGENTS, Rtjssell-stbeet, Melboueite, TTNDERTAKE Special Reports of PiAlio \J Meeting?, Newspaper Correspondence, and Newspaper Advertising throughout the Australian Colonies aDd New Zealand. Communications to be addressed to THE MANAGER. N.B.— Files of Prflvincial Newspapers are kept for the convenience of the Agency's olients. NOW READY, S X ONE'S OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND DIKECTORY AND NEW ZEALA^D ANNUAL FOR 1890. Demy Bvo. 870 pages, with 5 maps, hand somely bound. Price. 12s 6d. Postage by Parcels Post to all parts of New Zealand, Is. the more important of the additions and alterations iuifle*re9o fcsue are :— (1) A new map of Dunedin and Suburbs, contaiuinp special MraDpements for easy reference. (2) . A li«t of sbeepownerß, with number of sheep owned by each. (3). The Customs Tatff Uncludirg all orders and dt-cisions to 7<-h November, 1889, in an A'pbabetical Lisb. Orders, Notifications of Societiep, and Particulars of New Businesses and Re tnovals, to be sent to STONE, SON & Co., 79» PRMrOES-STKJMT, \ DWEDIN*