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Colonist, Volume XVI, Issue 1633, 16 May 1873, Page 4

J. HOUNSELL, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER* TOY, FANCY AND BERLIN WOOL REPOSITORY. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, ATEW ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS FOE CHRISTMAS!!! ±>| A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP TOTS AND FANCY GOODS JUST OPENED, FOR CHRISTMAS!!! NEW BOOKS Suitable for SCHOOL and SUNDAY SCHOOL PHIZES!! THE LARGEST STOCK IN NELSON !!! All New Works of Interest added to Stock as soon after Publication as possible!!! BOOKS NOT IN STOCK PROMPTLY PROCURED T>EEIODICALS AND TVTEWSPAPERS IT ll REGULARLY SUPPLIED! ! Stationery of every description!!! . DEPOT FOB THE EELIGIOUS TBACT SOCIETY'S and CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS A GENT FOE GOULD'S HOMffiPATHIC MEDICINES Hymn Books used in the various Churches and Chapels of Nelson. TRAFALGAR-STREET, NELSON

GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. SECUEITT of POLICIES guaranteed by the Colony. Low rates of premiums. Conditions of Policies free from all neediest restrictions. Settlement Policies in favor of wife and children , protected from the operation of Bankruptcy Laws, in terms of " New Zeallhd Government Insurance and Annuities Act, 1870." Proposal Forms, Tables, with every information may be obtained at any Money Order Post OfEce in the Colony, from L. BROAD, Esq., 2892 or from tho Postmaster. TTO LL 0 WAY'S PILLS. Wonderful Cure of Asthma of eighteen year's standing. To Professor Holloway— Sib, —I suffered from asthma for eighteen yearn, accompanied with great difficulty of breathing, and severe cough, with' spitting of blood. J was also afflicted with Piles. At different times I was treated by most skilful physicians, and was at length pronounced by them to bo beyond cu<e; —as a last resource, I was induced to use your Pills and Ointment, and in the' short space of a fortnight could walkabout, and am now perfectly cured, to the at tonishinent of all who knew mo. The action of the Kidneys and other internal organs. The immediate loss of muscular strength and nervous energy is more particularly remarkable in renal than in most other diseases. Their deficient action for one day suffices to produce fever, hence the necessity for prompt aud efficient treatment. Holloway's Pills have the great merit of restoring any suspended or diminished secretions, and of relievind any inflammation or congestion in the spleen, kidneys, of other subsidiary organs. Disorders of the Heart, with irregular circulation. The tight, suffocating, anxious feeling, caused by derangement of the heart, makes the sufferer look on present death as imminent. Holloway's Pills prove an efficient and ready remedy when the disturbed circulation depends on indigestion, flatulency, or debilitated nervous vigor. Persons suffering from disturbance of the heart, should take about six ol these Pills two or three times a week, according to circumstances, to arrest the too active action of tha heart. Gout, Rheumatism, and Paralysis. Gout and Rheumatism arise from inflammation in the parts effected,—to effect a permanent cure, adopt a cooling diet, drink plenty of water, take six of these famous Pills night and morning, and rub the Ointment most effectually twice a day into the suffering parts and a cure is certain. The paralytic patient should take about three Pills twice a week and let the Ointment be well rubbed into the paralysed limb, which will, in a very little time, be greatly benefitted— indeed many cures have been effected by this Ointment. . . . Blood to the Mead with Giddiness. Copy of a Letter from Mrs. Mary Foster, Half Moon street, Totnes, dated March 16th, 1861. . To Professor Holloway— Sib,-—For many years I suffered periodically from headache, and giddiness in the: head, to such a degree, that at times' I have scarcely been able to walk; after obtaining the best medical.advice without effect, 1 tried your Pills, and in less than a week, I wai completely cured. Mrs. Donnal, Chemist, of Totnet can vouch for the truth of the above statement.Complaints of Women and Children. The very mild and painless action of these invalua ble Pills," recommends them to every household as a remedy for the early departures from health. Any molher, nurse, or young person, guided by, the directions which accompany each box of Holloway's Pill?, has at once available means for checking disease, purifying the. blood, and expelling from the system all gross humors. They are, indeed, at aU ages, th,e tried female's friend. E^llowcft/'s Pifli ar? thp best tewty *W»» *» **f world for the following Diteatetrr Ague Inflammation Asthma Jaundice Bilioua Complaints Liver Complaint Blotches on the Skin Lumbago Bowel Complaints Piles Colics Rheumatism Constipation of the Retention of Urine Bowels Scrofula, or King's' Evi 1 Consumption Sore Thn|a.ti Debility Stone and Grav«l' Dropty Secondary Symptom Dysentery , Tio-Donloomut Erysipelas Tumoun Female Irregularities Ulcenl ' ■'■ vFevers of all kinds Worms of all kinds) Fits Venereal Affections Gout Weakness, from wnat, Headaches ever cause, too., be. Indigestion Sold at the Establishment of Pbohssob Hollowat 833, Oxford-street, London ; also by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines < throughout the civilised world, at the following pric6B:-ls.,lid. 2a. 9d., 4s ,6d., lls., 225., and 23s each Box. W, WILKIE, Agent.

Land Transfer Act Notices. NOTICE is hereby given that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act, 1870," unless caveat in the meantime be lodged forbidding the same. ROBERT HENRY, of the City of>Nelson, Mason, applicant—l acre, being Section 622, on the.plan of the said City. < THOMAS HILL, of the District of Waimea East, Nelson, Farmer, applicant—3B6 acres, being Section 136, part of Section 135, Section 137, Section 139, part of Section 172, Section 138, Section 171, and part of Section 170, on the plan of the said district. Bounded—Northward, partly by Section 134, partly by other part of Section 135, belonging to Job Aldridge, partly by a public road; Eastward, partly by Section 134, partly by a public road; Southward, partly by part of said Section 170, belonging to Simon Bonnett Silcock, partly by a public road, partly by other part of said Section 172, belonging to Richard Morris; Westward, by a public r;ad. Also 64 acres 3 roods 28 perches, being Seotion 35, and part of Section 36, on the plan of the District of Waimea South. Hounded—Northward, by Section 34 j Eastward, partly by a public road, partly by a mill stream ; Southward, partly by other part of Section 36, partly by Section 37; Westward, by a public road. (Adams and Kingdon, Solicitors.) JOHN SHARP, of the City of Nelson, Eaquire, a Trustee under the Will of Mrs.] Adeline Renwick, late of Nelson, deceased, applicant.—l acre, being Section 199, on the plan of the said City. Also 50 acres, being part of Section 1 on the plan of the District of Suburban North. Bounded—North, by other part of same section, being .the new Nelson Cemetery; South, by other part of the same section, belonging to Curtis Brothers; East by Section 60, belonging to Ralph Richardson; West by a public road. GEORGE HOOPER and JOSEPH REED DODSON, of the City of Nelson, Brewers, applicants.— 1 acre, being Section 34 on the plan of the said City. Also 20 perches, being part of Section 204 on the said plan. Bounded—North (67 feet) by other part of same section; East (151 feet) by Tasmah-street; South (67 feet) by Hardy-street; We it (151 feet) by other part of same section. Also 1 rood 9 perches being part of Section 60 on said plan. Bounded — Northward (60 feet) by the Haven-road; Eastward (355 links) by Section 61; Southward (327 links) by a private road running through the said section; Westward by other part of same Section 60. Also 23 perches, being part of Section 445 on said plan. Bounded—North (140 feet) by Hardy-street; East, partly by Trafalgar-street North, partly by other parts of same section, the property of Mrs. Mary Snow; South, partly by the said properly of the said Mary Snow, and partly by a private road; West by a private road of 10 feet wide. Also, 17 perches, being part of Section 175 on said plan. Commencing at a point measured 30 feet from the corner of Collingwood-street and Bridge-street. Bounded—North (38 feet) by Bridge-street; East and West (each 124 feet) by other parts of same seotion ; South (38 feet) by a private road. ENOCH JELLYMAN, of Stoke, in the District of Suburban South, Fanner, applicant.—B,3 acres 3, roods 36 perches, being Section 73 on the plan of the Diatriot of Moutepe Hills, in the Province pf Nelson. Caveat in each case must be lodged not later than the 2nd day of June, 1873. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 23rd day of April, 1873, at the Lands Registry OfEce, Nelson. SAMUEL KINGDON, 608 District Land Registrar. THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, FOB FIBE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES FUNDS INVESTED, £3,254,000. RBVBNTTX. Fire Premiums £818,000 per anunnc Life Premiums 254,000 „ » Interest on Investment ...... 173,000 „ » The Annuitiet now payable by this Company amount to £40,000 per annum. Insurance against loss by fire of property of every description. Life Insurance iri all its branches, v eluding the Endowment of Children and Adults. Claims settled without reference elsewhere. Rajies of premium, and every other information to be had at the office of the undersigned. NATH. KDWABDB AND CO. WtlMD.QgtoUr 91ft, 1868. W> {