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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2059, 27 July 1867, Page 4

CHIIISTCHUIICH LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY, LICHFIELD STREET T Hlß other°f iB tßtabMe(l t0 MBißt Tra(l ". Jtamen, Merchants and MONET ADVANCED, In sums varying from £lO to £2OOO, on B ecurity of two responsible Householders, to be repaid by Weekly Instalments. BILLB DISCOUNTED. MONEY LENT ON DEPOSIT OF DEEDS. BILLS OF SALE TAKEN On Furniture, Stock, &c, without possession. Office Hours, from Ten to Five. All business strictly private and confidential.

Educational I LADIES' SCHOOL. FERNSIDE HOUSE, NEAR RANGIORA. MRS. MANNERING'S SCHOOL will re- _ open (D.V.) on TUESDAY, the 23rd instant. Reference can be made to the Rev. L Moore, Papanui ; the Rev. 11. Torlesse Governor's Bay j and the Rev. G. J. Choi raondeley, Heathcote Valley; from whom also prospectuses can be obtained. July 10,1867. 307 BROOM HOUSE PREPARATORY & COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Conducted by MR. W. DETR OY, Will re-open on MONDAY, the 29th JULY. 491 Government Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE. i - HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, pursuant to 1 Clause VI of " The Canterbury Waste Lands Act, 1866," that on the 27th Day of June, 1867, an application was lodged in the Land Office, Christchurch, by " The Canterbury InveßtmentCompany,Limited,"by the hand of their manager, JOHN HAMILTON WARD, to hare issued, by the Waste Lands Bonrd, in substitution of the original PasturageLicense,numbered96,Clausen,now held by the said Company, a separate License to Messrs JOHN BEALEY and SAMUEL BEALKY, of that portion of the aforesaid Run, containing One Hundred and Eighty-eight Acres (more or less), bounded on the North by the River Wakaepa, on the East; byP.R., No 277, and a line in continuation of the Western Boundary thereof, and »n the West by the road forming the Eastern Boundary of Section 9882 ; and a separate License to the aforesaid " Canterbury Investment Company, Limited," of the remaining portion of the Run above mentioned, situated to the Southward and Westward of the Land described. If any person can shew cause why sucli separate Licenses as aforesaid, shall not be issued, the same must be made known to me on or before the 26th Day of August. 1867. W. G. BRITTAN, Chief Commissioner. Land Office, Christchurch, June 29, 1867. 184 PUBLIC NOTICE. IHE COMMISSION, appointed by his Honor the Superintendent to continue the INVESTIGATION on the subject of the UNEMPLOYED, invite all Persons desirous of giving Evidence to leave their Names and Places of Abode at the Immigration Office, on or before mid-day on SATURDAY next. Persons so leaving their names and addresses will receive due notice of the day and hour' at which their attendance will he required. The Commission will commence to sit in the Provincial Council Library at noon on Monday. Reporters are invited to attend. Space, however, will not admit of the admission of the general public. J. S. WILLIAMS, Chairman. Christchurch, 25th July, 1867. 552 TO CONTRACTORS. THE TELEGRAPH COMMISSIONER is prepared to receive TENDERS for the supply and delivery of about 2,600 TELEGRAPH POLES, for the renewal of the line of Telegraph between Woodend, in the province of Canterbury, and Blenheim, in the province of Marlborough, The poles to be of the following dimensions : A few forty feet long, twenty-four inches square at the butt, and eight inches square at the top j to be charred for a length of twelve feet from the butt. A few thirty feet long, eighteen inches square at the butt, and eight inches square at the top ; to be charred for a length of nine feet from the butt. The major portion to be twenty-flvo feet long, eight inches square at the butt, ami six inches square at the top j to be charred for a length of six feet from the butt. The poles to be sawn from the heart of Totara: to be sound, straight, dean, and free from sap and shakes. No pole to be charred till it has been cut for thirty clear days. N.B. No poles will bo accepted that contain the least sap. The poles to be delivered at distances of about four chains apart, along the present line of Teh-graph, except wher« otherwise Indicated by tliu Telegraph Engineer or his deputy. Tenders are to specify a price per pole as nnr sizes given j also the price charred or Sncharred, and may be either for the cntiro distance, or for any of the following sections, viz, :-0) Krom Blenheim to Flaxbnurne-(-) Krom Flaxnourne to Kuikora- (;)) From Kaikora to Woodend, Knob tender must be accompanied by a deposit of A'2s, ai a guarantee of good faith, which sum will bo forfeited should any tenderer rcfuso to sign the contract in the event of his tender being accepted. The usual sureties will b« received of the accepted tenderer. Where bunds aro the proposed security, tho names of two bondsmen must accompany each tender. Specifications can be seen and further particulars can bo obtainod at the office of the Telegraph Engineer, Wellington, on and after tho First of July, 1867. Tonders addressed " The Telegraph Engineer, Wellington," and endorsed" Tender for Telegraph Poles between Woodend and Blenheim," to be sent in not later than the first of August, 1867. By order of tho Telegraph Commissioner. ALFRED SHEATH, Telegraph Engineer. Wellington, 2nd July, 1867. 196

MONEY ADVANCED on freehold land _ in small or large sums, at low rates of interest. EDWIN BURNELL. Christchurch, July 4,1867. c i 42 MONEY TO LEND. ,'AA ON FREEHOLD SECURITY o\)\J Apply to Mr MAUDE, Hereford street; or 452 c Messrs GARRICK & COWLISHAW. Business Cards. JAMES 1). GARWOOD, General Storekeeper, A K A R 0 A. AGENT FOR THE ' LTTTELTON TIMES.' PuWic Notices. MARKS AND ISAACS' ASSIGNED ESTATE. ALL PERSONS Claiming in the above Estate are requested to send in particulars of same, before the 31st instant, as a Dividend will shortly be declared. L. E. NATHAN, )_ t C.W.TURNER, | TrU3t <*s. Christchurch, July 22,1867. 509 MANDEVILLE AND RANGIORA ROAD BOARD DISTRICT. NOTICE OF RATE. I RATE of ninepence in the pound has _\. been this day struck on the rateable properly in the district, in conformity with Section 31, Road Districts Ordinance, 1864. G.LESLIE LEE, Chairman. July 15, 1867 NOTICE. POISON will be laid on my Farm, in the A shley Township, from this date. MRS. LOFFHAGEN. Juiy 23,1867. 547 Miscellaneous TERENCE MEDICINES, prepared by GRIM- ± AULT & CO., Chemists to H.I.H. Prince Napoleon, Paris.—These different medicines re-' present the most recent medical disomies, peutics. They must not be confounded with secret or quack medicines, as their names sufficiently indicate their composition; a circumstance which has caused them to be appreciated and prescribed by the faculty in the whole world. They, widely differ from those numerous medicines advertised in the public papers as able to cure every possible disease, as they are applicable only to but a very few complaints. The most stringent laws exist in France with regard to the sale of medical preparations, and only those which have undergone an examination by the Academy ot Medicine, and have been proved efficacious, either in the hospitals or in the practice of the first medical men, are authorised by the Government. This fact must be a guarantee for the excellency of Messrs Grimault and Co.'s medicines. Doctor Lebas' (Doctor of Medicine) Liquid Phosphate of Iron,— The newest and most esteemed medicine in cases of chlorosis, pains in the stomach, difficult digestion, dismenorrhea, animea, general debility, and poorness of blood. It is particularly recommended to regulate the functions of nature, and to all ladies of delicate constitution, as well as to persons suffering under every kind of debility whatsoever. It is the preservative of health par excellence, in all warm and relaxing climates. No more Cod-Liver Oil.—Grimault's Syrup 01 lodized Horse-Radish.—This medicine has been administered with the utmost success in the hospitals of Paris, It is a perfect substitute for codliver oil, and has been found most beneficial in diseases of the chest, scrofula, lymphatic disorders, green sickness, muscular atony, and loss of appetite. It regenerates the constitution in purifying the blood, it being the most powerful depurative known. It has also been applied with happy results in disea-es of the skin. Further, it will be found to be of great benofit to young children subject to humours and obstruction of the glands. Consumption Cured.—Grimault's Syrup of Hypophosphite of limo.-This new medicine ia considered to bo a sovereign remedy in cases of eonsumption and other diseases of the lungs. It promptly removes all the most serious symptoms. The cough is relieved, night perspirations cease, and the patient is rapidly restored to health. N.B. Bo sure to seo that the signature of Grimault and Co. is affixed to the bottle, as this syrup is liable to imitations. No inoro Difficult or Painful Digestion.—Dr Burin Du Buisson's (Laureate of the Paris Imperial Academy of Medicine) Digestive Lozenges.— This delicious preparation is always prescribed by the most reputed medical men in France, in cases of derangements of the digestive functions, such as Gastritis, Gastralgia, long and laborious digestion wind in the stomach and bowels, emaciation, jaundice, and complaints of the liver and loins. Nervous Headaches, Neuralgia, Diarrhoea, Dysontry, instantaneously cured by Grimault's Guarana.-This vogetable substance which grows in tho Brazils, has beon employed since timo immemorial to cure inllaramationof thebowels. Ithas proved of late to bo of the greatest service in cases of cholera, as it is a preventive and a cure in oasos of diarrhoea. No more Diseases of tho Skin, Doctor Cazenavo's Pills—Tho effieaoyof these pills has been found, after twenty years of experience in the Hospital of Saint-Louis in Paris, under tho direction of Professor Cazenavo, head medical man. This hospital is especially devotod to tho cure of skindiioasoj. No more Dyspepsia, Vomiting during Pregnancy, or Sea Sickness, Grimault's Elixir of Pepsine.—Pcpsine undergoes no alteration in this delioious preparation. It will consequently be preferred to Pepine powders, or pills. It is the digestive medicine par excellence, and is at tho sauio timo a most agreoablo table liqueur. Messrs. Grimault beg to call tho attention of tho faculty and of the public in general to the fact that real popsino is prepared iu Franco alone. It is far superior to all othors often extracted from the stomach of poroi, Internal or Local Now Curativo Agont, Matico. —Grimault & Co., Paris, This new remedyii prepared from the leaves of a Poruvian popper shrub, callod Mutico, and euros promptly and infallibly, without any fear of inflammatory results. Tho groat majority of physicians in Paris (and especially Doctor Uicord), Russia, Germany, and New York, now uso 110 other remedy. Full directions accompany each bottle and packet; or an explanatory troatißO will be sent post free. Asthma Indian Cigarettes, prepared with tho Essence of Canabis Indica.—Wondorful results have beon obtained from tho uso of these oigarettcs, by persona suffering from Asthma, and other complaints of tho respiratory organs. N.B.—All tho above modical preparations aro accompanied by instructions as to the manner iu whioh they aro to bo taken, General Depot :-In Paris, at Grimault and Co, 48, Kuo Richelieu; in London, at Newberry and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Churchyard; iu Nelson, Mr P I). Hadiiold; in Auckland, Mr Ashcr, Shortland street; in Invcrcargill, Mr G. M. K. Clarke; in Duucdiu, Messrs Youugman and Co. 100