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Inangahua Times, Volume III, Issue 92, 21 March 1877, Page 4

*-,#*_ OKuS hare been ap* fITHE following AGE of (his paper j— X pointed in; thr tin « ' »* the sale and Hfstribu JMton W«stport J.T,.Munso n waymotith , 0.8. FocU %mm.» : ; „., ... a.Moi 8 V , Gordon and Gotch Xondoa ) . ] Subscriptions by Post, 21s. per Quarter, VW^fofo nflhnmoe. < f t > / jPapers* posted to all parts of the Colony | receipt of instructions. Advertisements intended for insertion to be .eft at the Office of the Paper, not later than SJ £coc* Wi%4 night 4f publ|ca|ib&C 1 *■ ) * * Notice of iwtndrawal Of Advertfrettidrft or Subeeription to be sent in in writing, no j tewab orders attended to. WASGAffIJAj COtJSTY COUEfcS. VALTMTION BOLL. : rpAKBfOTIDE^TBe VALUATION! BOLLS for fib© several B™f®J keretinder mentioned are now OPH.JN lor INSPECTIOf afc the several places lier&ifier s^eciM-^ All OBJJEdTIOKS thereto mast be* left at the Court House, Eeefton, on or, before THURSDAY, the 16th d.y ol FEBRUARY, 1877, addressed te tb< Assessment Court; and a COPY of #very such Objection most be left ar the Office, Broadway, Eeefton, not less than Seven day* before the wxt sitting of the Mid Court. REEFTON mmSG. — Valuation 801 l to. be seen during office hours 1 it tU 'Office, Broadway, Eeeftdn. IITJKRAY EII>ISG.— At Eamsay's Stored BWk's Point. '"' CRUSHINGTON BIDING.— Afc W. -lftHngV Storey I^nisTille, BOATMAN'S KIDING.-At Arch's .:.;/ Store, Boaiman'^ ,;;.. ANTONIO'S KIDING.-At 3. F. , - ./Jp^stoß'aStorerAnVvnioVyiat, i FT DE LAS gABBgJfr&S, hhKA3SJ6i CIIICtJLAK Priiftedon the flnert WiSOAftTJi TiM«i, !BrbadwtiT, Kepfton. • hollowat's* piits; d b o p s y. iphe efficacy of Holloway's PUU.in dropsj f "extraordinary. *f hey act with soon peculiar effect upon the system, that the fluid?^aris. fag from this direful disease are imp&eeptibl) earned off and {prevented from any fur thai ■eefonmlaiion. The; suffete?',rcg#9» » buoyancy of spirits and rejoices in a completely renovated const tution ; but it is indiapenaablj necessary thai jthe Ointment should be most efl'ectuallv rubbed into the complaining parts Stomach, iiitef, Kidneys, and Bowels. Those who suffer from bile and liver complaints, should try the effect of this valuable remedy, a few doses of which will make the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous, re* moving all itopantieß, giving: » healthy action to tbe Hrer ; if bilious attacks be allowed to continue, serious caanaltieß may arise, and the suflerer be consigned to a bed ol sickness. In all disorders of the kidneys, the Ointment should be well rubbed into the small of the back, once or twice a day; and the PilU acting in unison, will cure, any complaints arising from theW organs. P»fly,—Bhortaew of Breath and Weakness, 1 Very bad sy'nipibms, whicn h hoc corrected, Isty tend to some ssrious disorders of the ' heaty or otner Vital organs. Eat moderatfeh of solids, take six Pills nightly for some little time ; take plenly of fresh air: w^ith moderate ' exorcise, and the human machinery will be quickly restored to health and vigor. Try Wit But 1 for three days only, and the result will be marvellous. . Contplauita inoident to Children. All complaints of children may scon T>e . cure 4 i/care be taken to purify^ their blood correct the action of the liver) and cleanse the stomach and bowels ; a few doses of these - ftmous Pills M& imfflcdiat«ly have tbe desired effect, particularly if parents be careiul in not allowing them to edt of things which they know woe Id be injurious to themselves. Sollwoay 8 PilU are the best remedy know*, in the world for the following diseases;--Ague Femaie Irregu- Scrofula o ' Asthma larities King's £ Bilious Com- Fevers of all Sore Thro ■-''■ kinds Stoneand Blotches on fits travel the Skin Gout Secondary JBowelCom- Head-acho Sympto plaints Indigestion TicDoulo r>'Cctucs , IsflammatiPQ aux ' Consiipatidn of Jaundice Tumours the Bowels Liver Com* Ulcers ; " "Goniumpticn ; plaint's Venereal Debility Lumbago aflectione r Dropsy; liles ,■ Worms of all Dysentery Rheumatism kinds ; Erysipelas / Eetenjion of Weaknesc, ' ' 1 ' ''Vfiae ' froai^jhat ever cause •#* There is a considerable saving by/taking the larger sizes. ' a J^-D»ectiomrtbrthe guidance of patients in every diforder are affixed to each Box. ~ ~ ! -'-{-rY i -- t " f 1 i i,-; i-.t -Li. , , .- POST OFFICE SAYINGS BAH^S, Tbe following are tho regulations for « iUifiabgve banks s— 1. Interest at the rate 6f 4 per cent per annum is given on £200 and under : at J tncf rate of 3 ifer cent, per annum on sums under £ iOO ; and in the same proportion for ai y Bhjmer time qn every eqmplete £1 leposited, provided that bo interest le allowed on more than £500, Depositors i i tbe Post Office Savings _ Banks have < irect Government security ; '' ■vJtHht pro opt repay,inent of their money. „..': ,h Ajds>onU>i in any one of the Post Office Bank can continue bis deposit at any othe ' of such Banks, and caq, . -wStbdraw hi# money at thas Post Office Dank which is most convenient to him. 4£The strictest secresy is observed with respect ta Jhe names of depositors in Posts Office Bapks, and the amounts »f their deposits.* ; r'f qjtferieyn»y%dei(eBite4by oronbe half oi miuorsP* Depositors over seven jeßrsofag* are treated as persons of full age, but toidofa under seven years of age cannot withdraw their deositsj until they have reached the age . ; wren. ApiJications to the Chief Officer in rftca Province on thft business of Post Office Savings Banks, and the replhw seat thereto are tree from charge or