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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 43, 18 July 1877, Page 2

The Human Machinery, unlike inanimate mechanism, possesses a* selfrenewing power. Health may be, surely • preserved and life lengthened, by keeping, the vital attribute in constant activity and full vigor. Many preparations have been recommended for this purpose, but none have received such empbathic professional sanction, or are comparable in point of efficacy, toUDOLPHo Wolfe's Schiedam, A.EO static Schnapps.— Advt. - •

New Adverti!|emeats._ , ST. STEPHENS ICHURCFL mENDERS WANTEllforthe EREC-.; *- TION of a CHURCH. it Pians and Specification -.to be seen at Mr Aiken's Store, Upper Broadway., TENDERS to CLOSE* on THURS-. DAY, JULY 26th, 1877, al 8 .o'clock. A DEPOSIT of £10 to a&ompany leach, tender. • I Tenders to.be addressed td. 'the Chorea, of England Building Commmee. IN THE ESI ATE OF RICHARD^ cos;, a bankrupt. CASH TEND! IRS are INVITED by the- Trustee! in the above Estate for. the PURCHASE of the PREMISES iv Larry's Creek kno m as COX'S STQRE, together with 8! CCIIONS, STABLE, . &c, &c. TENDERS wil be received up to 2 . p.m. on TUESDA '„tho 7th AUGUSTNo tender necess iriiy accepted.; J KIRTON. A D. BAYFEILD, Trustees, INFORMATION WANTED.— Bubice. John, Denis, and Patrick Burke, sonY of James liurke, and Norrie Ryan, of Culley, Parish of Newport. County Tipperaiy, Ireland. Their Fncle Denis and several Cousins would roe glad to leara tkeir address. Write Ito their Cousin, John FitzGerald, President of the First National Bank of Platts/iouth, Nebraska,. United States, America.