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New Zealand Herald, Volume X, Issue 2906, 22 May 1873, Page 3

Diitekf.nt Views.—Elder Sister: " Won't you be sorry, Minnie, when the boys go back to school, 'tis so very nice to bavo them home for the holidays ?" Younger Sister : " It's not nice for me—it's nasty ; for they've (eased my dog and worried uiy cat, and they've killed it rut, and scattered Bome malt, and knocked down my house that Juek built, and they've eaten my pudding, and euten luy pie, uuJ spent my money, and made me cry ; they're lnughed at me, and thrown a stone, I'm sorry they came, I'll be glad when they 're gone !" To the Editor of the NkwZkaland Heuald. \y c have noticed amongst your locals, one representing a scarcity of tents. Wo are prepared to supply any quantity, of every size, from a circus tent to a 6 x. B.—Williams and Co., Ship Chandlers and Tent Makers, Queen-st reet.—[AdVT.] Mr. R. Arthur will sell, at his mart, to-day, at 12 o'clock, 100 acres of land in Uie parish of Hunua, and 88 acres in Pakuranga pariah.— [ADVT.] Cofff.k !—Brown, Barrett rind Co.'s Standard Coffee is both delicious and strong. Brown, iiarrett and (Jo.'s Excelsior Coffee deserves_ preference to any Coffee on account of purity and distinctness of flavour. Note the brands ! Sold at almost every 1 -rocery Establishment in 'i'own and I'roviuce.—[ ajjvt.J M v.ssinu's Weillii P-jwdehs.—A certain,safe, and effectual remedy for both Thread and Jlouml Worms in Children. The enormous sale there is for these Powders and the universal approbation of those who have tried them, induce the Proprietor to make them. Few children in this country are free from Worms, vet one «ma!l packet of these Powders is sufficient ■entirely to expel them from the child, and induce a ner/ectly health v state of the stomach and bowels. If the child be "pale and thin, without appetite, and the aspect feeble and delicate, a few bottles of a tonic mixture containing ircm should be given with plain and wholesome food. Sold in Packets, Is and 2s Ud '"m'anmSTills.—Tho best Family Aperient known : The action of the Pills is Tonic, Alterative, and Purifying. Through them tho Appetite and , strength are restored, bile removed, and the bowels relieved. They sustain and nourish the vital powers in a. marvellous manner, inducing pcrfcct hcultll, I freedom from paiu, sound sleep, and cheerful dis- I position. They rapidly cure Costivencss, Giddiness, : Bilious Headache, iNeuralgia, Dyspepsia, and Indjßes- ! tion, imparting tone and energy to the system, lhey cive no pain yet are so effectual that their actum I appears rather like a charm than the natural result of a valuable Medicine. They are specially recommended to Feiaales, and all Invalids ; arc free from Mercury and may be taken at all times without fear of exposure to the weather. After taking them a pleasant , feeling of ease and comfort is experienced, together < with clearness of the mind, andclieerful spirits, bold in Boxes, Is and 2s (id. — [Ai»vi.] Manning's Diamond Cement is strongly recommended for mending Glass, China, Jiarthenware, and Leather. It is easy and convenient to apply, and, when set, as tough as bard as crystal, and elear as glass For tipping llilliard Cues it is unrivalled. It resists (he action of both heat and moisture;, and if applied without delay tile joint will be almost imperceptible. Sold in bottles. One Shilling each. Prepared by J. O. Sharland, Short-land-street —[Advt.l , „ , . Manning's Haib Kkstorer, for Restoring the Hair to its Original Colour and Beauty.—This simple iluid is not a dye ; contains nothing injurious yet it is so effectual, that a few applications are eullicient lo restore grey or faded Hair to its original colour and lustre. Any shade muat bo produced, according to the time it Is employed. It renders the Hair soft, curly, and glossy ; allays irritation of the Scalp : entirely removes Dandriff, and is a delightful addition to the toilet. In bottles, 2s. (id. each. Fripared by J. C. Sharland, Shortland-street.— [Adti.J