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Holloway' s\Omtment andP'Ms.— Coughs loflueozi.— The soothiug properties of medicaments render tbem worthy of tiial in all diseases of the respiratory organs. In common colds and ioflueozi the Pills, taken internally, aud the Ointment rubbed over tbe the chest and throat are exceedingly effioacious. When influeuzj ie epidemic, this treatmeut is the easiest, safest and surest. Holloway's Pills purify the blood, removo ail obstacles to its free circulation through the luogs, relievo the over-gorgeous air tubes, and render respiration free, without reducing the strength irritating the nerves, or depressing the spirits, such are the ready means of escapiug from suffering whon afllicted with colds, coughs, broncliitis, by wbich the health of so many is seriously aud permanently injured in most countries.

WANTED, smart energetio Younp Man as Canvasser, Apply H. WALKER, BON MARCHE. 1309-2p WANTED to Rent, a Six-roomed HOUSE immediately or in about a fortnight—Apply MAIL OFFICE. LOST inTiafalgar Park on Batnrday, strong roughly-ktobbed Stick. Kindly le «ye tt 8 1 ALL AUD k MoOABE S. 1308-1 LOST, between All Sa nt}' Churoh aiid Manoka street, a Gtld Cable Bangle, with Padlock beatiog initials . Fioder rewarded at this Offloa. 1308—1 CONGREGATIONAL BAND OF HOPEi-OPENING NIGHT TOM> RHOW (fnesday), at 7 o'olook. 1307— 1p FOR SALE-A Good COW, jast o»lved Applj toJ.MUNDI, — lp Stoke. RRIVED TO-DAY-50 Dozen Oashmere Fisher Caps, with Silk tasßels, in pale blue, Pink, Cream, Cardinal, fawn, and navy. All at ls each— At the Auckland Clothing and Drapery Co.'s Sale. FISHER CAPS -In pink, palo blue, cream, cardinal, fawn, and navy cashmere with silk tassels, all at ls each,— At the Auckland Clothing aud Drapery Co.'s Sale. INDIGESTION permanently oured by Loaaby's " Wahoo." Get it if you euffer from pains after eating, EDUCATING THE HORSE. ONE of the most humane, porfect, and simple principles yet discovered. Prof. O. A. Liohtwark, who is well-known in that lins, will give a grand exposition on the above subject in Mr Calder's yards, Richmond, on Wednesday afternoon, 27th April, commencing at 2-30 p.m; Admis-* sion 2/6. Subject to be an unbroken Celt. NNOUNOEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! SPECIAL MEETING in ARMY BARRACKS TO-NIGHT at 730 o'clook. Sobjeot: "CALICO TALK," Black, Black and White, Spotted, White. Speakers frem Wellington, MUBtorton, Melbourne, etc. All Christians specially invited. 1312-1 FUNERAL, THE Friends of MR W. CDILD are reßprctfully informed that the Funenl ot his lata SON (Wilth-im Bernard) will leave his residence, Weke-st., on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'okoV, for tbo New Cemetery, T. SHONE & EON, Undertakers. wmmmmmsaassameamm NELSON BAPTIST SUNNDAY SCHOOL. — TEACHERS and SCHOLARS requested to meet at Mr Child's Residence, Weka street, to attend the FUNERAL of his late SON, Bernard, TO-MORROW, Tuesday, at 2-45 p.m. THOS. PETTIT, Superintendent. HARMONIO fcOOIBTY. CONCERT, IHEATRE ROYAL, FRIDAY, 29th APHIL, BARNETT'S "SONG OF EMPIRE." SCHUBERT S ''SONGOF_MIRIAM." T'oketi at Booksellers^/- and 1/-. 1231i-4t ORCHESTRAL IRAOTICE TO-MOR ROW (Tuesday). I 1203-1 G. HANDKP, Conduotor. ' NEL«ON AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ! ASSOCIATION. THE FIFTH ANNDAL MEETING ol the above AESOoiatiou wi'l bo held at ■ the Flra Brigade Station, Bicbmond, oe \ SATURDAY, the 30tb April, at 7p m. ' BuaiHKSS : ; To reoeive Report and Balanos Sheet i Election of Officers and Committee And any otber Business. 1 Tbe Committee will meet at 6*30 pm. JOHN GLEN, ; Seoretary. Blobmohd, 25th April, 1898,

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXII, Issue 90, 25 April 1898, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXII, Issue 90, 25 April 1898, Page 3

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