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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 2234, 18 November 1881, Page 4

Conveyances. BOYAL MAIL COAOH. WAIHI BUSH, GERALDINH AND OBARI. rpHE CHEAPEST, BEBT & BHOBTEST X BOUTE to Geraldine and Waihi Buah is from the Orari Bailway Station, where Conveyances Bun to and from all Trains North and South. Leaves the Waihi Bush every Momine at 7 a.m. punctually, m time to catch the First Train to Timaru. Leaves Geraldine at 7-15 a.m., m time to catch the First Train to Christchurch. Parcels and Luggage to and from the Station will receivo my best attention. Fares have lately been reduced from Geraldine to Orari. Single, Is 6d ; Return, 2s. Saddle Horses and Buggies can be bad on the premises. 2Bjy J. MUNDELL. BOYAL MAIL COACH. NEWMANS MAIL COAOH runs between PBRL FOREST and BOUTH KANGITATA every TUEBDAY, THURSDAY and SATDBDAY, carrying Passenger* and Parcels at reduced rutes. GEORGE NEWMAN, 19ia Proprietor. BOYAL MAIL TO MACKENZIE COUNTRY, WILL LEAVE ALBCBY, on arrival ol first Train from Timaru to Burkes Pass, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, Returning the Bams day to meet the Last Train. A COACH for LAKE TEKAPO and PUKAKI every MONDAY, RETURNING on following WEDNESDAY, to meet the Laet Train for Timnru. Saddle Horses, Single and D&uule Buggies and Expresses can be bad. Good Paddocgiag. The Proprietor al«o has Leased the Silveratream Stables, where everything requisite can be obtained. 10i» JOHN HINKLEY. A DOUBLE LINE of COACHEd will continue to RUN between WINCHESTER and GERALDINE to meet all Trains, North and South. Note — This is the cheapest and pleaeantcp route. Single Fare, 2b ; Return, 3b. DENOON 4 MoILRAITH, 21de Proprietors. BANGITATA AND PEEL FOBESI COAOH. JOHN HENE'S Begs most respectfully to acknowledge with thankß the patronage accorded to him for the past four years, and wishes to inform his friends and tbe general public that on and after the lat of March he will BUN HIS COAOH EVEBY DAY to MEET the EXPRESB TRAINB, as follows :— Mondayß, Wednesdays, and Fridays, to mccl the Exprosß from Timaru at Bangitata leaving Peel Foreet at 2 p.m. und Bangi tata at 4 30 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, to mccl the Express from Chrietchurch, leaving Peel Forest at 8.45 a.m. and Rangitats at 12 o'clock noon. All Parcels and Orders carefully attended to JOHN HENEY, 23fe Proprietor, Peel Forest. Miscellaneona. THE COUNTY CHRONICLE. ONE HUNDRED COLUMNS Of the moat interesting matter for famil, reading to be found m any paper pjblishe m the colonies. This being the On]/ tVeekl Journal printed and published between ( hrist church and Dunedin, especial care ifl taken t include m iU columns a complete resume of ALL THE NEWS OF THB WEEK np to the hour of publication. Phioh HnrpwHO*. PLEASANT POINT. MR I. L MORRIS, Storekeeper, Point ha» been APPOINTED OUI AGENT, and Subscribers will m futuri please call at his Store for their Papers. M Mobbis' receipt will be a sufficient dißchargi of accounts paid to him on behalf of tbii Offioe. DECLARATIONS IN PROOF OF DEBT. EOBMS m PROOF o* JLAIM m Bank ruptcy Estates, to to sent m by AGKNTB an be obtainnrl at. the Office »f thin Pappr EXETER NURSERIES, Pafakui Road. CnaifITOHUBOH, New Zealand. THOMAS ABBOT Nbbsbetman. T.A. deßirea to thank tbe many kind patroni who have bo liberally supported him for the last twonty yearß, and assures them that he will use hia utmost endeavors to merit a con' tinuance of their favors. Choice Flowering and Evergreen Bhrubs, Fruit and Forest Trees, including the various Californtan Trees, Giants of the Forests. Thousands of Roses, very choice, to which I have added, by importation, many new varieties. Also Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. I have many varieties of New Double Pelargoniums, New English Stage Pelargoniums, New Fuscbiaß, 4c. The Stock of Trees comprises, m unnumbered quantities — Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Cherries, Nectarines. Gooieberry, Currants (blaok, white, and red), Soapberry. Pinuß Insignia, Pinus Muricata, Pinus Maritima, Pinus Tubereulata, Pinue Laricio, Pinus Ponderosa, Cupreßsue Maorocsrpa, Scotch Spruce, and Austrian Fir. And many others too numerous to paroularise. Also, Climbing and Trailing Shrubs well adapted for verandahs, trelliawork and walle. And several varieties of the Blaokberry. My exhibition of Ferna is really splendid, comprising almost all known speciea. Gentlemen's Gardens laid ont by contract ; none but experienced men employed. [ Greateat care taken m Packing Trees, 40. Orders to any part of New Zealand executed with despateb. Five minutes walk from North Town Belt. Trams pass the Nurseries many times a day. Catalogues on application. 14ju MOLLER'3 COD LIVEB OIL. — "Public Health," No. 41, Vol. 111., saji . — •< Although thsre are people who still cling to the notion that thoro is a particular virtue m the dark-coloured oil, leading authorities are n favour of the pale variety, of which MoLer « is tho principal kind." MOLLEB'S COD LIVEB OIL.— Dr Abboits, M.D., M.8.C.P., late of North London Consumption Hospital, 40., •ays : — " It is productive of more immediate benefit than the other kinds of oil are, and it is the pureat and best kind of cod liver oil that can be obtained." M./LLEB'S COD LIVEB <>IL nas been honoured with numerous Testimonials from the highest authorities: m the medical world. MOLLEB'S COD LIVER OIL.— Dr W. Domett Stone, M.D., of Finsbury Dispensary, 40., says : — " It is unquestionably ha best — immeasurably superior to the brown )il, more palatable, and far more efficaotou!." MOLLEB'tt COD LIVBB OlL.— "Homoeopathio Word " desoribes it e» on >il of tbe very fineat quality, probably superior So any > other kind ; repeatedly prescribed by ;he uditor with aatiafactory jrcßulia. .