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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9546, 30 September 1892, Page 2

A meeting of ratepayers will be held in the Tomahavk Schoolhouse on Saturday to consider the question of closing a road. The football match between the Highland and the Irish Rifles will be played at MonteciUo on Saturday. Mr Walter Hislop, for the Perpetual Trustees, instate, and Agency Company, will sell church leases in the Upper Kaikorai district on the 1-lth pros. At the Foresters' Hall, Port Chalmers, this evening, the local Musical Society will render the cantata The Wreck of the Argosy," the chorus numbering bO voices and with full orchestra. Ike Port Chalmers Garrison Band have arranged for a week's carnival, in which a Japanese village will be one of the leading features. The various Duncdin bands will assist. A meeting of the friends and supporters of Mr C K. Chapman will be held on Tuesday evening Dr Forest's Book, as edited by W. Come Johnston, gives the supposed groat Health Secret without pledge of secrecy, and at 14s instead of LI • 331 pages.instead of 50; besides the advice of a highlyqualified Physician as to the recovery or preservation of Health without drugs. A case occurred lately where two doctors were baffled. A friend introduced Dr Forest's Now Method, and the patient recovered under the treatment within 10 days .Similartestimonies and descriptive circulars may be obtained from the Editor, care of John H>rcus Exchange Court, Dunedin.—[Advt ] ' Messrs A. and J. H'Farlaue beg to call attention to taair advertisement over the leader Any orders entrusted to them will receive tho best attention.—[Advt." Autistic.-The Edeu George Company (Limited) the leading photographers, are now giving a large opal to every cabinet customer. Full particulars m^ another column.— fAdvt.] Ths Dresden Piano Company s advertisement on our third page should be read by all the musical people of Ofcago.— [Advt.] Wanted known, that G. and T. Young have Just opened out, ex s.s. lonic, nine cases of new goods, selected by their Mr George Young from the leading manufacturers in England. Inspection invited.—[Advt.] John llislop, Watchmaker and Jeweller 7J Princes street. The oldest established house in town. Repairs of all kinds. Good assortment Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery. Spectacles to Bint all sights.—[Advt.]

Astttler at Makora, near Masterton, has had 200 per cent, of lambs from a small flock this season. The sheep had, of course, plenty of shelter. Miss Ellen Terry says Cleaver's Juvenia Toilet Soap is delicious. LSU to be given away in prizes to residents in New Zealand. Send stamped and directed envelope for particulars to {' T-layiuan and Oo Wellinst.nn AVestern Australia.—Now is the time to invest a few pounds in Perth, the capital city of the youngest colony. Remember the enormous increase in land values in Melbourne, Sydney, ;md other capitals, and buy while prices are at the ow il^ llrc of from J js 5s '! or lot< terms fl"°'» -1* monthly. No deposit, no intcres*. Full particl'l:us U om p- <JALi«vuiLVK, Jun. X3i Hivaugton street, Melbource.