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Ague Gout Sore Throats Asthma Headache Secondary Bilious Com- Indigestion Symptoms plaints Liver Com- Tic-Doloreux Blotches oor,n r , plaints Ulcers the Skin Lumbago Venerial AfBowel Com- Piles fectior plaints Rheumatism Worms all Debilityi Retention of kinds Dropsy Urine Weakness Female Irre- Scrofula, or from whats gularities King's Evil ever causeFevers of all Stone and &c, &c. kinds Gravel The Pill and Ointment are sold at Pro fessor HoUowsy's Establishment, 78 New Oxford streei, London ; also by nearly every respectable Vendor of Medicine throughout the civilised world, in boxes and pots, at Is l^d 2s 9d, 4s 6d, 11s, 225, and 33s each Each pot box of the genuine medicines be*^: the British Government Stamp, with the words "Holloway's Pills and Ointment, London," engraved hereon. 8^" Beware of all compounds Btyled Holloway's Pills and Ointment with a New York " label. ST. MARY'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS, NELSON. Established under "The Industrial Schools Act, 1882." The Grandest Distribution of Works of Art, Colonial Manufactures, <fee, upon the ART UNION PRINCIPLE, Ever attempted in New Zealand. By permission of the Hon. the Colonial Secretary, in aid of the Fund for Erecting a HOME AT STOKE FOR DESTITUTE BOYS. Purchasers will be found (at a commission of 10 per cent.) for all prizes over £10. The winners of such prizes, who prefer selling, can therefore have the money immediate^ a f ter the drawing. THE FIRST PRIZTC— A WATERCOLOR PAINTING By John Gully, Esq., Value 100 Guineas. The Picture will be enclosed in a handsome Gilt Frame (with plate glass) made by Mr Sharland of Nelson. SOME OTHER PRIZES. Handsome Putnam Carriage, with patent axles and lamps complete (built to the order of the committee by Mr Balme, Nelson), value £25. Diningroom Marble Clock (specially imported), value £12. Electro-plated Tea and Coffee Service (really good), value £12. Lady's Gold Watch (specially imported) value ten guineas. Handsome Epergne, value £10. An Oil Painting by Richmond Beetham, Esq., value £25. ■■'■■■, A Water-color Painting by John Gully, Esq., value £20. (Subject— So -'them Arm of Lake Wakatipu.) ' A Water-color Painting by John Gully, Esq. . (Subiect— The Little. Lake at T&kaka.) Vaiue seven guineas. A Water-color Painting by F. F. C. Huddleston, Esq. (Subject- Head of LakeWanaka.) Value five guineas. And six Oil Sketches o^-Scenery in and about Nelson, now bein'/jfspecially painted for the committee by iT/Cowie, Esq. A Lady's Cabinet\bf Walnutwopd,; inlaid. Value seven guineas. : Remember— For all prizes over £10 you can get the money value (less ten per cent). There will be many valuable Prizes, including Clocks, Watches, Epergnes, Saddles, Field Glasses, Opera Glasses, "Rreechoading Guns, &c, &c, <fee., all new and specially bought for this Art Union. OVER . . 200 PRIZES IN ALL. . Tho Prizes will be as far as possible the work of Colonial Artists and Manufacturers, and all will be new and good, being specially purchased for this ArtUnion. Tickets. ... HALF-A-CROWN. The Drawing will be under the direction of a committee elected by the subscribers. '■Sweeps.'- ; - •■ •■■. j A OO PRIZES. PRIZES A OO PRIZES. ¥d<J A FORTUNE FOR SOMEONE. £2000 for 10s! £10,000. LADA MANTUA'S.] £10,000 F\ RAND ANNUAL CONSULTATION Xx ■•■■■■■■■ -i . • • '. ' ■ . ON THE ; MELBOURNE AND NEW ZEALAND ; CUPS OF 1885. Melbourne Cup.— To be run at Melbourne on the 3rd November^ 1885. New Zealand Ottp.-t-To be run at Ohristchurch on the 10th November, 1885. Fiitet : Prize fh Melbourne Cup, £?00Q»