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Otago Witness, Issue 2762, 20 February 1907, Page 38

RE-OPENING Of Original Premises Destroyed by Fire in November, 1906. Architec t, Builder, Artist, Gasfitter, and Decorate r have succeeded in making the Head Office of the N.Z. Bible, Tract, & Book Society, 48 Princes Street, Dunedin, The Best Fitted and Up-to-Date Bookseller's Shop in the City. OUR SPECIAL LINES AR( Bibles, Hymn Books, Religious Literature, Prize Books, Healthy Reading for all ages. Supplies for Churches and Sunday Schools cf all denominations. Hew Goods from London, etc , Every Week. WALTER L. LOGIE, Manager.

! 2f fl OSl?ll02*ill@ (Marshall's). (Registered.) The Great Brain & Nerve Tonic. What is it ? A skilfully compounded preparation cf Soluble Fkosphorni. W&at is lti mission I To cure all iNervous Troubles such as Brain Fug, Men'al Exhaustion, Brain Weariness, Neura s ffia, Toothache, after-effects of Influenza, and Muscular Weakness. !! PHOSPHORUS!! Who has not heard of this marvellous substance, the natural and necessary eltmeot of all our bones, mufcles, nerves, and last, but not least, of that great source of all hum.in knowledge, the brain. In order to keep up the supplies of this life-givint agent, PHOSPHORUS, we must eat food er take remedies tnat contain this valuable life giving substance in an assim lable form. Meat, bread, and numbers of ether dietetic substances contain this wonderful element, but later-day scientific processes and tbe craze for appea-ancei h%ve ell tended to eliminate the best part of this brain and nerve btrength* nine product, and thus cut down vety materially their health-riving value. There is no remedy on the maiket that can equal MARSHALL'S FOSPHEKINB for curing Nervous Troubles ; aft»r a short course of this lemtdy the nerve »nd brain system is brighter ed and •treDgthened, and tha feeling* of melancholy and brooding so often present in these troubles arc toon dispelled, and the whole body strengthened, and life made worth the living, RUN-DOWH FOLKS. Those who have parsed through tbe valley of suffering, those wbo have experienced the "knockdown " effects cf Influenza, those wbo have had severe mental troubles, those wbo work with their heads and rarely give their bodies the exerciie the system requires— to all thes» MARSHALL'S FOSPHEUINE com*- 8 as a blessing. After a few doaes of this revivifying preparation;^ soluble PHOSPHORUS and other nerve and blood nourishing Phosphates, the whole neivous system respond* to their action, and the strength-restoring »ad energy-incrrafting action produced i« a revelation to tuch sufferers. Thoie who fail to take advantage of the benefits that can be obtained from ih« use of t«is poteDt »nd valuable brain and nerve tonic are standing in their own light. The price of MARSHALL'S FOSf HERIJfE is within tte reach of all. It is not an expensive remedy ; the dose is small, but tke effects are large and lasting. Try the effects of one bottle. Price of Marshall's Fospherine, 1/-, 1/6, & 2/6 per bottle. (The largest size is equal to 4 of the smallest siz».) If you cannot procure locally send value in Postal Notes or Stamps and we will see that you get supplied by return mail. ' ™ Marshall s Proprwtary, Ltd., ry EE p D,";D ',"';

TRUST MONEY TO LEND In Large or Small Sumc, for Long or Short Periods, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST. N.B. — Our clients do not insi6fc upon Borrowers effecting insurances in any parI ticular office I CALLAN AND 6ALLAWAY, SOLICITORS, 137 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN (Noxt door To auction rooms of Messrs Alex. Harris and Co.). WGALBRAITH, 149 King street.— o Cheap Ironmongery, Furnitur°, Crockery, Iron Bedsteads, Garden Tools, Nails, Best Linoleums. 30ja

JAMES JT. SUVEXN & CO., ENGINEERS, ♦7 CRAWFORD STREET. Telephone No. 2108. Our Gas Engine and Suction Gas Plants Demonstrated their Superiority over all others at the Glasgow Show in 1905. And now, at the DERBY TEST nuALS, Have Won, after One Week's Full Test, the GOLD MEDAL, Which is the HIGHEST AWARD, against All Competitors. Prices and specifications on application. Dunedfn Representatives : D. R. EUNSON, W. E. FOSTER, Engineer. Engineer. Geo. Derbyshire & Co., BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS, are now in their New Shop, 169 George street, Dunedin, and supply Schools and Teachers with Prize and Reward Books afc usual discounts ; also Text Cards, Calendars, Xmas Cards. Bibles, Post-card Albums, Fountain Pens, Writing Cases, Desks, Pursoe, Handbags, Wristbags, Pocket Books, Pen and Pencil Cases, etc. All orders recoive their best attention. New Annuals just to hand. Geo. Derbyshire & Co .5 OTAGO BIBLE WAREHOUSE, 169 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. Waikouaiti County. T> A T E NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all RATES UNPAID after 15th day of March, 1907, will be LIABLE TO A FURTHER CHARGE of 10 PER CENT. INTEREST. By order of the Council. JOHN PORTEOUS. County Clerk. Waikouaiti, February 1, 1907. 6f /GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRONRedoliffe Crown ia the beat *nY cheapest iron manufactured. To be had front all ironmongers and storekeepers XF thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thino heart that God hath raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.— Romans x, 9. For whosoever ehall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. — Romans x, 13. LADIES' Black Rubber ENEMAS, post free, 3s 6d to 10s each. — Address Mrs L. Hawkins, 106 George street, Dunedin.

GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONS. PASTORAL RUNS, SOUTHLAND LAND DISTRICT, FOR LEASE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. District Lands Office, Invercargill, January 28, 1907. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undermentioned Pastoral Rune will be submitted to Public Auction for Lease at the upset annual rentals and for the terms stated in the schedule hereunder, on THURSDAY, the 28th day of February, 1907, at the Lands Office, Invercargill, at 11 o'clock a.m.: — Schedule. SOUTHLAND LAND DISTRICT. Under Part VI of "The Land Act, 1892. ' CLASS I, siTitable exclusively for Pasturage. Upiet Term Survey Area Ad. Ren- of Run No. District. Acres. tal. Yrs. & 173 a & 415 al Takitimo 17,600 155 14 (grouped) 328 436 a 1 Wakala, Gap, 424 and 436 V Whiteeoomb, 96,784 180 21 (grouped).; Obelisk 214 a Nolconui 4,850 45 14 187 c & 187 d Wairaki 12,300 120 14 (grouped) 4?3 Oteramika 1,300 2 7 415 a 2 Takitimo 4,300 5 9 Possession will be given on the Ist March, 1908. Valuation for improvements must be paid to the Receiver of Land Revenue, Invercargill, before the purchaser will be let into possession. The above Runs will be sold generally in accordance with Part VI of "The Land Act, 1892." Purchasers must deposit statutory declaration as required by Section 195 6f "The Land A ctT^l !!'-■*»" and pay tbe first halfyear's rent together"^**th the license fee of £1 Is on the fall of the hammer. Sale plans will be iesued shortly. Further particulars may be had on application to this office. JOHN HAY, 6f Commissioner of Crown Lands.

MISSIHQ FRIENDS. HENRY WHITBY, who left Breeza, N.S.W.. 19th September, 1906, please WRITE at once to \owr FATHER, Hunter btreet, Newcastle. Uncle Robert dead; property left you. 29ja

The total value of British roads is estimated at £1,235,0GQ t