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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXIX, Issue 9498, 29 November 1899, Page 3

TfffrtTfff'^lßllflflOTflTlßEßßMawiaMggraiTrnHnrwOTtrwginaaHi J§§. OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION. ! LICENSING POLL REGULATION ACT. THAMES ELECTORAL DISTRICT, NOMINATION AND APPOINTMENT OF SCRUTINEERS. f N a"cordonco with the 7th section of Ihe 1 above tiamrd A ct, I hereby notify that I hare appointed th 9 COURTHOUSE, THAMES, as the place, and 10 a.m of the Ist day of December, 1899, as the time, to publicly consider all nominition pipers lodged to hear all objection thoreto, and to select — let, two fit persons to appoint one scrutineer to each ballot box in the intero<itn of all electors who are in favor of no licenses being granted in the district; and 2nd, two fit persons to appoint one scrutineer to e.'.ch ballot box in the interastn of all electors who are not in f ivor of no licenses being 1 granted in the district. T. W.. CLARK, .Returning Officer. Tbamo'f 2Rth November, 1899. — j Joseph Palmer, (REGISTERED) Pharmaceutical Chemist Shortland, Thames. THE Liberal and Increasing Patronage afforded by his Shortland friends has induced Mr Pahieb to draw the attention of the Thames and up.oountry publio to the following of bis Unrivalled SPECIAL REMEDIES:- ' Palmer's new discovery for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Lung Troubles of all desorip tions-sMerers are earnestly invited for I heir ownsakes to P»y Palmer an early visit . _ , Palmers Grea Remedy for Weak Digestions, Sluggish Liver, Debility, and Diseasoa of the Sto Mh-A truly modern, modicinc; a trial will effectually convince that a Real Speoifio has been found for these oommon but serious cmplaints Pa'met'd Cure for Gout, Rheumati'-m. Sciatica, Lumbago, and kindred complaints —A Cure is almost certain, Relief is absolutely so mi Palmer's Unrivalled Worm Remedy- "he prevalence of worms in the ease both of ohildrcn and adults in New Zea'and in not fully rccogninnd. as being tho origin of numerous serious disorders. Mr Palmer has devoted special attention to tho oure of all worm troubli s whether recent or of long standing, and alto (whioh is of great importance) to their futura prevention. _ Mr Palmer receives, almost daily, DDSolioi'ed testimonials of his mott gratifying suooes* in this direction J, PALMER, CHEMIST Shortland, Thames.