AN OCTOGENARIAN'S GRATITUDE.A FACT. George-street, Sydnoy, Ist Sept., 1884. Messrs. Mtsrs & Solomon. GENTLEMEN— It gives me considerable pleasure to tender you my best thanks for yonr kind recommendation of St. Jacobs Oil. Aoting upon your advice, I tried it, and am happy to say the very first application brought me instant relief ; and by following it up for a couple of days, I felt completely cured. Before using St. Jacobs Oil I suffered severely— more especially from Bwollen knees — and had tried many other remediea without the least effect. However, I havo to thank it for making me myself again, and shall be careful to recommend it. I may mention that I shall be 80 years of age in October, and believe that through its use I shall be able to spend a pleasant birthday. Yours faithfully, JOSEPH HENRY. FOR THIS BELIEF, MUCH THANKS. Montague's Fancy Bazaar, 58, Princes-street, Dunedin, 21st July, 1884. (To the Editor Evening Star.) Dear Sir — 1 have great pleasure in testifying to the efficacy of St. Jacobß Oil for a severe case of neuralgia in the face. After trying many so-called remedies for it without obtaining relief, nothing did me co much good. After two or three applications it entirely disappeared, and I am glad to say I have not had any return of the trouble since. I cheerfully recommend it to others suffering from the samo painful affection.— l remain, dear sir, respeotfully yours, JULIA MONTAGUE. TE ARO HOUSE. We are now showing about One Thousand Ladies' and Girlß* WHITE CHIP HATS, large size, and suitable for Garden Wear or Lawn Tennis, /»D eaoh. Also a large quantity of CHILDRENiS PARASOLS, ONE SHILLING, at TE ARO HOUSE. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Limited. NOTICE. A BRANCH of thia Society has been opened on Lambton-quay, Wellington, for the transaction of general business, in ohargo of Mr. C. Munro, Resident Seoretary. By order of the Board. H. S. H. LYALL, General Seoretary for New Zealand. Melbourne, 24th Oct., 1884. THE MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OP VICTORIA (Limited). •jG<OR LIFE ASSURANCE, ENDOWMENTS, AND ANNUITIES. Head Office— 79, Collins-street West, Molbourno. BONUS YEAR, 1885., Branches throuohotjt the Australasian Colonies. MELBOURNE DIEECTORSThe Hon. Thos. Loader Fredk. M'Coy, F.R.S. (Professor Melbourne University) Ales. Morrison, M.A., LL.D. (Principal Scotoh>College) Wm. Siddeley Hon Wm. Bayles Sir Jamea M'Culloch, K.C.M.G. NEW ZEALAND HEAD OFFICES— Dunedin, South Island. Auckland, North Island. Directors— Dunedin. Directors— Auckland. Hon. W. H. Eeynolda E. C. Barstow J. M. Ritohio E. Mitchelaon, M.H.B. John Boborts D. B. Crniokshank WELLINGTON DISTRICT AGENCY. Bankers : Medical Eeferee : Bank of New South Dr. O. Gore Gillon, Wales. M.8., CM. J. H. WALLACE & CO., Offices— Hunter-street. Agents. H. Wragge, Travelling Eepreaentative. T. D. EDMONDS, Secretary, North Island. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING POST. O IR — I wish you to insert enolosed oircular IO sent to me by the Secretary of the New Zealand Leather Company, as I think it right the pnblio shonld know the course they are adopting to float the new company. I, for one, have had quite sufficient of Leather Companies, and prefer putting up with the first loss. I am, yours, &c, A Shareholder. Wellington, 27th October, 1884. New Zealand Leather Company, Wellington, 16th October. 1884. Dk An Sir— There appears to be a mistaken notion on the part of a nnmber of shareholders that they need not apply for shares in the proposed new company, as their present interests will be transferred. I now write to advise you that this idea is incorrect, and that every shareholder must make proper written application to the New Company. .1 regret to inform you that, although our present business is a perfectly good and safe one, the capital iB too small to allow it to be continued, and if the new company does not float and purchase tho assets, a ferced realisation must take place, with the resnlt that you will probably have to pay an immediate call of .£2 to £Z on oyer.v share yon hold. All this can be avoided if you will take at once an equal number of shares in the new company, and with this view I enclose an application form, which please sign and return to me by first post. If you fail to do thia the Directors must throw upon yourself the entire responsibility of tho fnture serious loas yon will sustain. Yours faithfully, ROBERT WILBERFOSS, Seoretary. •NEW ZEALAND LEATHER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LIMITED. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING POST. SIR— In reply to "A Shareholder," and by permission of tho Managing Director of this Company, I beg to inform you, and through you the public, that tho oircular letter addressed to the shareholders of tho Company, bearing my signature, and appearing in yonr last night's paper, was not a production of and did not striotly emanate from this office. Tho letter in question was the joint production of Messrs. T. K. Macdonald and M'Tavish, had not the sanction of the Directors as a Board, and was issued contrary to the judgment of the Managing Director and myself. I am, Sir, Yours obediently, ROBT. WILBEEFOSS, Aoting-Socretary. 28th October, 188 1. r\N SALE, EX S.S. DOEIC. 5 Tanks Turnip Seeds, including the following well-known varieties :—: — Green Top and Purple Top, Yellow Aberdeen, Mammoth Purple Top, Devon Grey Stone, Whito Stone, Champion Swedes, Banghohn Swedes, Purple Top Swedea (skirvinga.) MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Featherston-street. mHE MOSGIEL WOOLLEN FACTORY A COMPANY (LIMITED. Premier Woollen Industry of Now Zealand. MOSGIEL TWEEDS ") MOSGIEL SERGES MOSGIEL FLANNELS These Goods are MOSGD3L BjfjANKKTS noted for Purity of MOSGIEL BJJGS I Material, Variety MOSGIEL SHAWLS /Pattern, Honesty MOSGIEL MAUDS of Manufacture, MOSGIEL HOSIERY $ Moderate Price MOSGD3L SOCKS MOSGIEL YARN J AWAEDED THE HIGHEST PLACE ATTHB AUSTRALIAN EXHIBITIONS. Tho public are requested when purohasinff to eeo that they get the genuine "Mosgixl" artiajp, vHoh is guaranteed to give satisfaction. *' '¦ The Trade supplied -by the Wholesale Warehousemen in fhe colony. Warehouse 4 Office— High-street, Duaeiin. Factory— At Mosgiel, Taieri. JOHN H. MORRISON, Manager.
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Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 103, 28 October 1884, Page 2
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