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Otago Daily Times, Issue 2802, 30 January 1871, Page 4

MEDICAL. J)R. J. CAY BR S CELEBRATED MEDICAL PREPARATIONS May bs obtained of all Chemists and Sterekesj® I thronghont the Colony, AVER'S | CATHARTIC SUGAR COATED PILLS, (IN GLASS BOTTLES). These Pills contain every medicinal property dealest for the cure of Indigestion, Costiveness, HeadaelMfc * and Livor Complaint. Jg| AVER'S ~ COMPOUND EXTRACT OF jl SARSAPARILLA. "^fc«l One of the most effective Alteratives ever proteosefor Purifying tha Blood and invigorating the system* and the Cure of Scrofula, Uloers, Humours, Oprn»» tions, Blotches, Erysipelas, and all Skin Diseases, .Affections of the Heart, Liver, Stc., Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Rheumatism, General Debility, and Fwute Disorders. The above being purely a medicine, and not r. beverage, one bottle is far more efficacious than bbjSarsaparilla hitherto offered to the public.. AVER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, An Anodyne. Expectorant, and reliable Antidote!® Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Ab&hu^. Whooping Cough Croup, and all Pulmonary DiEOfia'i ; AVER'S AGUE CUR E^ , A most efficient remedy in Ague, Chills, Ffevw, ' Ifciifei dical Headaches, Bilious Affections; and Derangemcßß of the Liver. " .7 - . AVER'S HAIR VIGOR for . RESTORING THB NATURAL VITALITY ASS. COLOR OF THE'HAIR '"'""' Is not a Dye, nor does it possess any coloring nrafaft or offensive substance whatever, neither; will it »a© the most delicate fabric, but is an agreeable &*&> ing to the hair; promotes its luxuriant growth, giricg. it: richness and beauty, removes Baldness,and inra^j ably restores ■■-'..': -i :.- AAy.-yAA.'I-A. ■':: ■■ FADED OB OBEY HAlBj r '~'P- ■'■ '■'■ to its'original colour, ' The above elegant preparations have long beezu strongly recommended by the Medical Profession, an* com mahd a world wide reputation, which is ___t_t___Mguarantee of their utility and genuineness* a -'< :■■ •■: t Ayer's Almanacs, containing instructions or . - treatment of all classes ofjiiseaseß, may be had gratf on application.:' '■_■-' '■"•=:v5 '■-:'■■ r.-.:..-. Wholesale Agents for New Zealand?, ■ ' \ : ■ i\;hayman"and;loq.^.V-J IMPORTERS AND GENERAL [WSS/OEASt^ / ' High Street, Dunedin, .r-r;-,u,r EDUCATiQKAi^,;'■:.;.''-;. '; TTIGH STREET LADIES' SCHOOL^ :• ; Conducted by , 7:Ar MISS M. G', WILSON.' .".' The duties of this School will be .resumed"- on M«•-"-'-* day, 30th January, at Harcourt Lodge, High gtreeS, -. • for a few weeks louger, after which.it willbe penna-- . ~ nently established at Clifton House, presently econpißa^ by George Duncan, Esq. . -,-.- ;■ !~, - Oljfton House (off High street), which contains'-If- - rooms, :including Large and, Airy.. School-rooms, V ,- Excellentßath-room, &c.,.wi1l afford ample accoia--modation'for Boarders, and being centrally situatea-fj-in a quiet and healthy locality; and apart frOm cthfflfr .- Schools, is well adapted for the purpose intended.. The object in view in establishing this Institution:,= is to secure to the daughters of respectable family .£."" sound course of instruction and training. In eA__i_____p to a thorough English; Education, the following!;1 J branches will be taught—French, Italian, German^/,' Music, Singing, Calisthenics, and Fancy Work. ■■■■___,-_ order to carry this out effectively the test masters J. and other assistants will'be engaged to : attend tha-.-! Establishment,- .: • ..;: -'■'•' ;; r:'' This School will be free from the objections _k@l b ferred against a large and mixed assemblage, as- '■ every, care will be taken to keep it as select "-:__sC' possible ;.-'-■ a ■. ; \.. r . MISS M. G. WILSON, .' having received a Überal eduoation at a First-class. Ladies' School in Edinburgh, taught by the beei masters after the latest modes of teaching, and having conducted a Ladies' Sohool for several years., Wifii:.-' great success, trusts- her management o! this School.' • '*' will be attended with the same satisfactory-results.T - -' A liberal arrangement will be entered into TrttSfc-/]; families when two ( or more pupils are sent tothesohooi i, ''. Testimonials, references, terms, &c., on application•■-•-.at' .".,'.; Harcourt Lodge, ..-■'-. High atreet, " ". ' Danedin. PREPARATORY SCHOOL TO THE HIGH SCHOOtBELL TOWER HILL. •'•' ; rpHE First Quarter of the above School: will begin on Monday, 30th January. : , The Rev. T. L. STANLEY has aocommoiiatisn fo* - boys as boarders attending either the High School est.- '"' the Preparatory School, ' . 24th January, 1871. 2Sj&.-\ - .VfANOR LODGE SCHOOL wDI Ra- ; - ■mjL open on Tuesday, January 31st. Far terns, -~* Sto., address Mrs May, Manor Lodge, Cargill street. , •..;■- ---■.— —«—..^—■ UIffDEBTAKEBB. 0 WALTER G. GBDDES UNDBBTAKBB, OCTAGON, B U N E D I N. lak T B. S P I 0 E B^i'i ' UND ERT AKEB, Established 1862. And present Undertaker to the Dunedin Ht^iSeS,and Lanatie Asylum. OEOBGE STREET, DONEDnf. Next but one to the Red House. (3ABBXAGES & VEHICLES. ROB IN A N D 0 0, Coach Builders and Importers, Stuart street, Have on Hand and fer Sale— BUGGIES AND EXPRESS WAGGONS. Repairs receive prompt attention. PUBLICATIONS. Just Published, price 21s. qPHE NEW ZEALAND STUD BOOKj, -*- vol. in.. Contains L'st of Brcod Mares and their Produea Tables of Pedigrees of Caledori, Grtvnsmm, Leamington, Macaroni, Day and Martin, and The Thames; Obituary ot Stallions; Manuka &nd his performances^ ' with a portrait. ; . ; Copies of work forwarded, en receipt of Post Offishorder for Twenty-one Shillings. . '.'.' W. M. STANTON, Nelson. ' .".