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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2294, 27 January 1882, Page 4

Conveyances. ROl AL HAIL COACH. WAIHI BUBH, GEHALDINE AND ORAKI. THE CHEAPEST, BEST A BHOBTEBT ROUTE tc Goraldine and Weihi Bush s from the Orari ReiJwfcy etution, where Conveyances Run to and from all Traim North and Bouth. I.enTfs the Waihi Bush every Morning at 7 a.m. punrtuallv. m time to catch the First Train to Timaru. Leave,) Geraldme at 7.15 r m., m time to catch the Fir^t Truin to Chrietehurch. Parcels and Liu-gaije to and from the Ustion will receive in\ best attention. Fares have lately he.-n reduced from Geraldine to Or.™. Single, Is 6:1 j Return, 2s. SmlHle Horses and Bupgies can be had on the premises. N.U. — Large and conpmedious Busses can be arrangtcl for on Hie thurleot notice, at Ch.»p R-tes, for th« conreyance of Picnic dilt'ric't ° r ° COn P™* any part of thi _ 2fi -iy J. JI UN DELL. BOYaL MAIL COACH. NEWMAVS MAIL COACn run, be- | „.,'* c " 1 p EKI' FORKS T nrt SOUTH hAMmATA every lUESDAY, THURBDAI and SATURDAY, carrying P u6 sengers tnd Parcels at r.duced rntes. " GEORGK NEWMAN, 1J l a Proiirictor. royal, maii, to Mackenzie f'OUNTHY. 11/ ILL LEAVK ALBURY, on arrival of > V first Train from Tio.aru to Kurke's rw, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, Returning the mine day to meet Jt^t?^ Traiu A COA OU for LAKK TEKAPO and PUEAKI erery MONDAY RETURNING e n following WEDNESDAY! to meet the Lnpt, Tram (or Tirrnru. Saddle Horse*. Sin K le und Doi.jle Buggies and Expresses can be had. Good Paddocking. Tlie Proprietor aleo bas Lease.! tho ailvrrstream Subles, where ever} thine requi-ite can be obtained. 10 ' 1 .Tony hinkley. A DOUBLE LIME of COACHEd will continue to RUN between WINCHESTER and GERALDINE to meet all Trains, .North and South. Note — This is the cheapest and ple«ante« route. Single Fare, 2s ; Return, 3s. DENOON &, McILRAITH, 21do Proprietors. RANGITATA AND PEEL FOREST COACH. JOHN HENEY Begs most respect fully to acknowledge with thanks the patronage accorded to him for the past f.mr years, and wishes to inform his frirnds and the general public that on and after the let of March he will RUN HIS COACH EVERY DAY to MEET the EXPRESS TRAINS, as follows :— Mondays, Wedne.dayt, and Fridays, to meet the Express from Tiraaru at Rangitata, leaving P, el Forett t 2 p.m. and Bangitat a at 4 30 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursday*, and Saturdays, to meet the Express from Christchurch, leaving Peel Forest at 8.45 a.m. and Bangitata at 12 o'clock noon. All ParceU and Orders carefully attended to. JOHN HENEY, 23fe Proprietor, Peel Forest. miscellaneous. PLEASANT POINT. MR I. L MORRIS, Storekeeper, Point, has been APPOINTED OUB AGENT, and Subscribers will m future please call at his Store for their Papers. Mr Mobeis' receipt will he a sufficient discharge of accounts paid to him on behalf of thii Office. DECLARATIONS IN PROOF OF DEBT. FORMS m PROOF o f CLAIM m Baal, ruptcy EEtatcs, to b« sent m by AGJENTB. an.be ohtainprl at. the Office «f this Papi»r EXETER NURBEHIE3, Papakui Road. Chbibtcht/bch, New Zealand. THOMAS ABBOT, NURSBBTMAN. T.A. desires to tbnnk the many kind patrom who have *o liberally supported him for the Ib "* twenty years, and assures them that he will use his utmost endeavors to merit a eon> t.nuance of their favors. Choice Flowering o nd Evergroen Shrubl, Fruit and Forest Trees, including the various Californian 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 Pelar. goniums, New Fu6chiae, Ac. Tho Stock of Trees comprises, m unnum. bered qii.intit.ics — Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Cherries, Nectarines. Gooseberry, Curranfs (black, white, and red), Raspberry. Pinua lasienis, Pi"ou» MnricaU, Pinuo Maritiina, Pinus Tubereulata, Pinm Laricio, Pinus Ponderos*, Cupressug Manrocarpa, Scotch Spruce, and Austrian Fir. And many others too numerous to parcularise. Also, Climbing and Trailing Shrubs well adapted for verandahs, trelliswork and walls. And several varieties of the Blackberry. My eihibition of Ferns i» rea'ly splendid, comprising almost all known species. Gentlemen's Gardens bid out by contract; none but experienced men employod. Greatest care taken m Packing Trees, 4e.Ordrrs to any part of New Zealand executed with despatch. Five minutes walk from North Town Belt. rratDß pass the Nurseries many times a lay. Catalogue* on application. 14jn MtLLER'S COD LIVER «'IL na. been honoured with numerous Tentinonials from the highest authorities m the Dedical world. COD LIVER OIL.— Dr i-TjL W. Domett Stone, M.D., of Finsbury dispensary, 4c, says : — " It is unquestionably he best — immeasurably superior to the brown ill, more palatable, and far more efficacious." iVTOLLEK'S COD LIVER OIL. — LjJL "Public He:.lth," No. 41, Vol. 111., ays : — "Although Ihpreare people who etill ling to the notion that there is a particular irtue m tho dark-coloured oil, leading autho* ities are n favour of the pale variety, of 'hich Mol.i- 8 is the t.rincirial kin.l." V^OLLER'H COD LIVEK OIL.— ■' HaJJ_ nioeopathic Word" describes it as an ,{ of the very finest quality, probably superior > aoy olhiT kind ; repeatedly prescribed by ib rditor with satisfactory results. l/TOLT.ER'S COD LITER OIL.— J. 0 TO- Hume, Esq., L.R.C.P.K., writes : "If c virtues of Cod Liver Oil depend on itc irity, I would recowmend MOLLER'S m o purest, and, as my npcrience goes, the 3«t satisfactory oil 1 have used rj a medical rut. 1