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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 2244, 30 November 1881, Page 4

Conveyances. BOYAL MAIL COAOH. WAIHI BUBH, GERALDINE AND ORAKI. mHE CHSAPEST, BEST & SHOBTEST X. BOUTS tc Geraldine and Waihi Bush is from the Orari Railway Station, where Conveyances Bun to and from all Trains North and South. Leaves tho Waihi ' Bush every Morning at 7 a.m. punrtuolly, m time to catch the First Train lo Timaru. Leaves Goraldine at 7.15 a.m., m time to catch the Firat Train to Christchurch. Parcels and Luggage to and from the Btation will receive mj best attention. Fareß have lately heen reduced from Geraldine to Orwi. Single, Is 64 ; Return, 2s. Saddle Homes and Buggies can be had on the premises. 2fi .iy J. MUNDELL. BOYAL MAIL-COACH. NEWMANS MATL COACH runs beI ween PEEL FOREST and SOUTH HANGITATA every TUESDAY, THUKSDAY, and MATURDAY, carrying Passengers and Parcels at reduced rntea. GEORGE NEWMAN, 19l& Proprietor. ROYAL MAIL TO MACKENZIE COUNTRY, WILL LEAVE ALBCRY, on arrival of first Train from Ticr.aru to Hurke's Pa^, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, Returning the snme day to meet the Last Train A COACH for LAKE TEKAPO and PUKAKI ecery MONDAY RETURNING on following WEDNESDAY, to meet tho Last Train for Timiru. Saddle Horses, Single and Double Buggies and Expresses can be had. Good Paddocking. The Proprietor also has Leiißed the Silverstream Stubleß, where everything requisite can be obtained. IQi* JOHN HTNKLEY. A DOUBLE LIKE of COACHKd i»FI continue to RUN between WINCHESTER and GERALDINE to meet all Trains, North and South. Note — This is the cheapest and pleatantes route. Single Fare, 2s i Return, 3s. DENOON & MoILRAITH, 2ld° ■ Proprietors. RANGITATA AND PEEL FOREST COACH. JTOHN HENEY Begs most respectfully to acknowledge with thanks the patronage accorded to him for the past f.iur years, and wishes to inform hia friends and the general public Ihut on and after the let of March he will RUN HIB COACH EVERY DAY to MEET the EXPRESS TRAINS, as follows :— Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, to meet the Express from Timaru at Bangitata, leaving Pfel Forett t 2 p.m. and Bangitata at 4 30 p.m. Tueedsyß, Thursday*, and S»turdayo, to meet the Express from Christchurch. leaving Peel Forest at 845 a.m. and Rangitata at 12 o'clook noon. All Parcels and Orders carefully attended to. JOHN HENEY 23fe Proprietor, Peel Forest. Miscellaneous. THE COUNTY CHRONICLE. ONE HUNDRED COLUMNS Of the most interesting matter for family reading to be found m any paper piblished m the colonies. This being the On)/ (Weekly Journal printed and published between C hriatchurch and Dunedin, especial care is taken to. include m its columns a complete resumS of ALL THE NEWS OF THBWEEK up to the hour of publication. Parei Hnpmmi,. PLEASANT POINT. MR I. L MORRIS, Storekeeper, Point has been APPOINTED OUE AGEAT, and Subscribers will m Future please call at his Store for their Papers Mr Mobbis' receipt will be a sufficient discharge of account* paid to him on belialf of this Office. DECLARATIONS IN PROOF OF DEBT. ■pORMS m PROOF o* CLAIM In BanE. J- ruptcy Estates, to bo sent m by AGENTB--an be obtained nt the Offieo *f thin Paper EXETER NURSERIES, Papanui Boad. CnRisTOKOBOH, New Zealand. THOMAS ABBOT, NtTBSHBYMAN. T.A. desires to thank the many kind patrons who have so liberally supported him for the last twenty years, and assures them that -he will use his utmost endeavors to merit a contmuance of their favors. Choice Flowering and Evergreen Shrubs. ■ Fruit and Forest Trees, including the various Californian Trees, Gianta of tbo Foreßts. Thousands of Boses, very choice, to which I have added, by importation, many new varieties. Also Greenhouso and Bedding Plants. I have many varieties of New Double Pelargoniums, New English Stage Pelargoniums, New Fuschias, &c. The Stock of Trees comprises, m unnumbered quantities — Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Cherries, Nectarines. Gooseberry, Currants (black, white, and! red), Hasp berry* Pinus Insignia, Pinus Muricata, Pinup Maritima, Pinua Tuberculata, Pinua. Laricio, Pinus Pondeross, Cupressus Macrocarpa, Scotch Spruce, and! Austrian Fir. And many others too numerous to parcularise. Alfo, Climbing and Trailing Shrubs well , adapted for verand»bs, trclliswork and walls. ./ And Beveral varieties of the Blackberry. My exhibition of Ferns is really splendid, comprising almost all known species. Gentlemen's Gardens laid ont by contract! none but experienced men employed. Greatest care takeu m Packing Trees &o Orders to any part of New Zealand executed with despatch. Five minutes walk from North Town Belt. Trains pass tho Nurseries many times a day. Catalogues oa application. I4j a ' Ti/TOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL. — A.TJ. ••Public Henlth," No. 41, Vol. 111., ays :— •' Although there ara people who still ihng to tho notion that there la a particular nrtue m the dark-coloured oil, leading authorities are n favour of the pale Tariety, of irhieh Motor s is the principal kind." MuLLER'S COD LIVER ' IL Has been honoured with numerous Testinonials from tho highest authorities m the* nedical world. MOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL.— Dr W. Domett Stone, ftl.D., of Finsbur* Dispensary, tc., stiys : — •* It is unquestionably ho best — immeasurably superior to tho brown lil, more palatable, and far more efficacious,"' 1%/ TOLLER'S COD LIVEK OIL.— "HoLvJL niCEopathic Word " detoribe* it a> ar> il of the very finest quality, probably superior o any other kind | repeatedly prescribed by be editor with satisfactory result*.