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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7542, 24 January 1896, Page 3

Last June Dick Crawford brought his twelve-months-old child, suffering from infantile diarrhoea, to me. It had been weaned at four months old, and had always been sickly. I gave it the usual treatment in such cases, but without benefit. The child kept growing thinner until it weighed but little more than when born, or perhaps ten pounds. I then started the father to giving Chamberlain's Colic, Cholent and Diarrhoea Remedy Before one bottle had been used a marked improvement was seen, and its continued use cured the child. Its weakness and puny constitution disappeared, and its father and myself believe the child's life was sived by this Remedy. —J. T. Marlow, M.D., Tamaroa, 111. For sale by E. D. Smith, wholeaale and retail agont. —Advt. Mr McLernon, who lately bought Jensen and Moller's business in Napier, deaires us to direct attention to his advertisement, in which he points out Btill greater reductions (os in the pound) During his absence in Napier, his brother-in-law, Mr Somers, who has been his assistant for seventeen years, will conduct the sale, the terms of which will be strictly adhered to. To provent annoyance to his old customers and others, who may leave work to be done, a thoroughly competent workman will be employed. —Ad.

MAUIA LANDS. HPENDERS will be received by the underJL signed, at their office, in Gisborne, up to THURSDAY, the 20th Day of February next, for the SURVEY of the following lands on the Mahia Peninsula :— Tawapata South— Six Subdivisions of ... 10,408 Acres Tawapata North No. I— . Five Subdivisions of ... 2,734 „ Tawapata North No. 2— Four Subdivisions of ... 3,710 „ Whanoawehi No. 1 — Seven Subdivisions of ... 3,071 „ NnKDTAUEUA— Three Subdivisions of ... 3,366 „ Moutere No. 1— Four Subdivisions of ... 389 „ Moutere No. 2 — Three Subdivisions of ... 465 „ Plans of the different Blocks and Subdivisions can be seen at the Survey Office, Gisborne, and the Specifications at the office of the Receivers. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. C. JACKSON (For the Receivers). 861 THANKS. THE parents and friends of the late Miss Sheffield desire to express their thanks to all who rendered assistance in the late lamentable bathing fatality. 862 TENDER s7~ npENDERS will be received for Alterations JL and Additions to a Dwelling in Childers road, up to FRIDAY, 31st inst., at Noon. Specifications to bo Been at Teat and Friar's. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 863 NOTICE. HTIHE Gisborne District High School will JL RE-OPEN on MONDAY NEXT, when a full attendance is requested. The Secondary Class will resume work on same date. W. MORGAN, Chairman. January 24th, 1896. 864 PATUTAHI PUBLIC SCHOOL. THE Patutahi Public School RE-OPENS on MONDAY NEXT, January 27th, when a, full attendance is requested. ALFRED H. GILLMAN, 65 Chairman. ~j -v FOR AUCKLAND AND A.ns\ COAST PORTS. s||4^nnHE Schooner AOTEA sails •S^SfefcX TO-MORROW, at Noon (weather permitting), for Auckland and Coast ports. For freight or passage, apply to — BG6 J. 11. SKINNER, Master. BRITISH & FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY GISBORNE? AUXILIARY. nj"VEIE Annual Meeting of the abovo will be JL held in the Trinity Church Schnolroom on WEDNESDAY next, 29th, at 7 30 p.m. All friends cordially invited. 808 a ALV ATIO N "ARM Y~ FAREWELL MEETINGS of Ensign and Mrs Drylie, SUNDAY, January 26th. FINAL MEETING On TUESDAY, JANUARY 23th. Several local Ministers and Singers will be preseut. §59 "AIAPU Prohibition Leiiguo. — A Public Meeting will bo held in the Presbyterian Church, Ormond.uext Monday, 7.45 p.m. Address by Rev. R. M. Bybnrn. All are invited. 870 MISS BUCHANAN will resume Music Lessons on MONDAY, January 27th instant, 872