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Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7285, 15 April 1889, Page 2

Business Notiess. STOP THE EXHIBITION! OF so many Quack Medicines for the Care of all evils, aa most of them are nobbing else bat disguised Turpentine. SLESDfGZRS RHEUMATIC BALSAM Iβ the only genuine and Sciexrtiflc Preparation for tie Cure of Goat, Kneuin&usni, Sciatica, &c, &c. Thousands have testified to the Core effected. See Pamphlets. HORSE, CATTLE AND DOG MEDICINES Are approved of br all owners of Horses, Cattle and Dogs, all through New Zealand and Australian Colonies. KTery person who used them was please d and not a single complaint marie these forty fears. SOLD BY— J. S. COOK, Chemist, Cashel street. C. S. HOWELL, Saddler. Casbcl street. KINCAID'S G.LC. £2 Colombo street. W. ptrttc. Farrier, Cashcl street W. H. TRAVIS, Saddler, St. Asaph street. WALLACE and CO.. Chemista, High street. All of Chratchurch. S. SLESINGER, VETERINARY SUJBQEON. DUKEDIN. ffO 21 IJ) TRADE MARK. jjj J fllHie CEMENT IS USED in the LYTTELJ. TON DEFENCE, N.Z. RAILWAYS, and PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. engineers. Architects, and others all pronounce it a FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE. A Trial Solicited. ~SoId by all Dealers. T. N. HOBSEEY, 213 Tnam street, Sole Agent for Canterbury. OoHTeyanew. HOT SPRINGS, HANMER PLAINS, BY ROYAL MAIL COACH, A COACH LEAVES Cooper's Culverden A. Hotel EVJtRY TUESDAY and 3ATURCaY, on arrival of the miu-day train from Christchoreh, RETURNING on THURSDAY ana MONDAY in time to catch the SL3O pan. train for Chriatchurch. Through Return Tickets are issued at Chris&church, Railway Station every Saturday. RETURN FARE, 30s FIRST CLASS. Tickets available for return for Four Weeks from Monday after date of issne. N.B.—Passengers desirous of breaking the journey at Culverden can do so, proceeding by Coach or Boggy to destination when required. This Coach alfo runs in connection with Cook and Sons' Tourist Agency. In connection -with the above Coaches, I have SADDLE HORSES and BUGGIES always to be had on Hire at reasonable charges. Parcels and Telegrams strictly attended to. W. H. COOPER, 753 Proprietor. GOVERNOR'S BAY COACH. ROYAL MAIL COACH. ON «u»S alter MARCH let. the GOTKRNOR'S BAY COACH wiQ. LHAVfi Lyttalton Railway Station at SL3O ajju and 4,30 tun.; leave Governor's Bay at &20 ajn. and fJLi p.m. daily Parcels to be paid for on delivery. W TT. THAPTTt. Mitre Hotel, Lyttelton* or Governor's Bay. SADDLE HORSES AND BOATS ON HIRE LAKE COLERIDGE AND GLKNTUNNKL A HAIL COACH leaves Glenfconnel for loks Coleridge, via Wind wiiieUe ilooae UU 9wmden, every FRIDAY MOBNINQ, pn arrival of Train from ChrLstcfaurch, raturnIjMtin time for Kvening Train SATDKDA'S". npwial attention given to passengers, and panel* forwarded for delivery by coach. A. H. BURKITT, Proprietor, t< South Malvern. p< » —— r METHVEN AND ALFORD FOREST I XT A * ' - CCACiUiId. 1 fIIBS above Coaches will leave the Methven I JL Railway station at U ajn. on TUES- I UATS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAX& from Alford Forest l-ost Office at A I MB. on eacb, of too above-mentioned days. rnirngrn will receive every attention. Paroato and Ordeis attended to. Horses and Buggies on Hire from the undersigned. S K. HtfjfiK. Proprietor. HOT SPRINGS' BARMER PLAINS AND WAIAU, BY ROYAL MAIL COACH. A COACH leaves Culverden Every Tuesday >\, oaarrival or wid-day Unuufrom ChrUt•Eurcb, reiurulng un U'huraday in time to natch the VLio p.m. Train fur Chriatchurch. ftUMgh Beturq Tickets are issued at Christahnrch Railway Station J£very Tuesday, to Jnetude Coach and Railway ifore. FIRST CLASS „ ~ .. 303, • .JHckete. available tor Return foifjtotfa WKlita»rom Thursday&fter date otiwue, FOR WAIAU. A COACH leaved Cuiverden for Walaa •v«H7 iiuuday, Wednesday, Thursday- and Saturday on arrival ot mui-d&y 'iimu frum Übrtecaarca, returuing on Mondays, Tue»iua, Tnundan and Fxidaye, leaving W&iau al U noon, in tiaiQ to wuch ihe &4a p,ui Train tor C^udaie&uroA. In connection with the above Una I hay flpoaial UQAttww. Duubie and Single Bugjjioe and. WanvneUoe, and Saddle Howe on iuunotilJT blre. Urdera turoagU pou tt wiro KCMiT* prompi attention. Special actentiou Biven to pasaengexs, and parcels for warded tor lallTary by ooaoh. THQa> p^uUETT, Ml 9 Propria , LONGBEACH ROYAL, MAIL COACH. riABK above DsHiy JL (aunuajfe «JUMi>t«(U tor Aauuuxiou, «( / mM uo.; y>atertan. eau uuu.; Amuou, aoa «...,- W htrtr , "*- &*» auu.; arriviue at Amuxirua tiUßMtortueaxpniH icaiatnun UuneuMiurcn WXtoaWt <u>A i>» iiwrt in. 'l'nu OoaoD itutves too ft>setUinee as i-s» P-uJu, arriviacac '-Tnjrxwoii •ATJtpJB. AU noroeu euiz-uuad to tua Proprtecer will U> promptly delivered at iueir vailouedeatknaciooa. PassangerCare*— Yorouicn L eiJtNTUNNia, TO LAKE COLERIBGE.~ a KAIL Coach leaves Glentonnel for Wind A »pU« Mouse and Lake evory FSIDaZ aioming, on arrival of tana troai I fortaUTmr*" , ! returning in time to cauti area log train. Saturday. TEelegrama and Paroeu »v*<»». A H BIJRKrn% Souiij Aialvern. ~ UNWALDAND MOUNT tiOMAUJd OUNT SOMKRS AND RoXAi. «*i». OOAOH. c fAHKabeve COACH Hood's Hotel JL lor Uavendiau Kail way butuou &Vjk£rtv atuKNAMU and KYbVNING, meeting u*on Paroele and Orders will receive every attention. Hoom and Haggled on Hire. JOHN HOOD. * OUNT SOMERS AND MBTHVEN ROYAL A UAYaiwaATUKUAvTBTaSiKftTSoat ECS Uma'a uoiei,, Mount ao We «, for UprW |inrn»ad Aitord Forest, there caanecunifwlZS I MetbTea. retaratog'a^B. ■ VaUfig