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New Zealander, Volume 12, Issue 1116, 27 December 1856, Page 1

ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,, 1 HMDS. No. 3 BURTON ALE ” 50 Cases (3 doz. each) ditto Superior Brandy „ Rum „ Whiskcv „ Old Tom Case Gin 10 Cases Finest Old Fort (the best ever imported) 10 „ Pale and Gold Sherry ~ 10 Quarter Casks 1 Champion's 10 Octaves J Vinegar 1 Large Winnowing Machine, for Hand or Horse Power 2 Paint Grinding Machines, for Hand use ] Blowing and Dressing Machine 1 Dog Cart Ploughs, Harrows, and other Agricultural Implements Cart Harness, Shaft, and Leading Gig „ Ladies' Saddles and Bridles 10 Casks Oatmeal 10 „ Split Peas 5 Cases Bottled Fruits 20 American Stoves A large assortment of Garden Seeds 20 Casks Clover, Trefoil, and Rye Grass Seed, &c., &c., &c. Geo. S. Graham C TRAYED or STOLEN, from the residence of the Undersigned, an Iron Grey Horse. Any party affording such information as may lead to the recovery of the same will be rewarded. Geo. S. Graham. W 3L ErisT COlili KCJ- K. AS it is in contemplation to make some alteration in the proprietary of this Institution, it has been deemed advisable to carry it on during the ensuing year as a School for Day Pupils only; and for this purpose the management of the Institution lias been transferred to a Committee'of Gentlemen who have undertaken to conduct it for that period. Rich B. Lyth, 7 Governor. rpilE undersigned, the new Committee of k Management of the Wesleyan College, desire to notify to the public that they have made arrangements for conducting the Establishment as a School for Day Pupils, and that, wtih a view to enable the Committee to carry out their object, the Rev. J. H. Fletcher has consented to undertake the duties of Master for the ensuing year, who will make known by advertisment the scale of charges for pupils. Thomas Buddie, J. Hobbs, J. 11. Fletcher, A. Reid, T. Russell, J. Williamson, G. Eliott Elliott, C. A. Harris, A. Somerville, A. Boon. WESLEYAN COLLEGE. HP HIS School will be open for day pupils, on Monday, January 19th, 185 The Terms, as fixed by the Committee of Management, and to be paid quarterly in advance, arc For pupils under 10 years of age .... £1 11 6 per quarter. For pupils above 10 years 22 0 With a reduction of 10 per cent when more than two arc sent from the same family. School hours from 10 to 4, with intermission of one hour for dinner. No school on Saturday. Joseph H. Fletcher. j DR. L. L. SMITH'S VEGETABLE PILLS. *« For want of timely care, millions have died of medicable wounds.’* R. L. L. SMITH’S VEGETABLE PILLSThese Pills cure — Pains in the Head Lowness of Spirits Nervous Affections Spasms Palpitations Dyspepsia Feverishness Blotches on the Face Skin eruptions Piles. Bilious complaints Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels Sick Headache Scurvy Gravel Costiveness Heartburn Flatulence Giddiness These celebrated Pills have obtained for the Proprietor, in this and the adjacent colonies, a world-wide fame, for their known properties in curing the above symptoms and diseases. Thousands have been cured who were suffering for years with a foul tongue, disagreeable taste in the month in the morning, loss of appetite, langour and fulness after eating, or in other words, from indigestion and liver complaints. These Pills have now been advertised for four years in these colonics, and though thousands of boxes have been sold, yet there never has been a single complaint made against them; and as a proof of their immense sale, Dr. Smith has had repeatedly to warn the public against spurious and fraudulent imitators. Persons of an intemperate habit will find great relief from these pills. As a Female Pill they stand unrivalled. Prepared only in boxes, at 2s Gd, ss, and 10s, by Dr. LOUIS L. SMITH, Surgeon, L.S.A., and Member of the Medical Board of Victoria, only at 1!)7 Great Bourke street east, Melbourne. Dr. L. L. Smith can be consulted by letter, on enclosing a fee of one pound, on all colonial diseases. AGENTS WANTED throughout New Zealand. Apply by letter to Dr: Smith: NEW ZEALAND CHURCH ALMANAC for 1857, for sale at Leighton's Bookbinder, Shortland Crescent. Price, Is, Gd.