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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 3017, 26 May 1884, Page 4

miscellaneous. GERft.I,DINE COUNTY CHRONICLE. WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. ONE HUNDRED COLUMNS READING MATTER. PRICE SIXPENCE PER COPY. CONTAINING all the Telegraphic and Local News of tho Week. Farming and Agricultural Memoranda. Tales by Popular Authors. Moral and Religious Literature. Sporting Items. Leading Articles upon the popular questions of the day. Reports of the Judicial Courts. Reports of Local Boards, &c, &c. Price per Quarter, 6b 6d, booked. „ „ Half- Year, 12a m advance. „ „ Per Year, 20s „ „ As an ADVERTISING MEDIUM THE GERALDINE COUNTY CHRONICLE affords good opportunities for giving PUBLICITY, ESPECIALLY m the COUNTRY DISTRICTS it being tho ONLY WEEKLY PAPER published hetweon Christchurch and Dunedin In Stock and on Sale AT mHE " TIMARU HERALD " OFFICE Custom House Forms, A, B, C, D. ;> » „ Declarations. Claims for enrolment — Registration secure vote. Declaration m proof of Bankruptcy Bills of Lading. Manifest Forms, inwards, outwards, And coastwise. Chattel Security Act 1880, or Agricultural Produce Lien Forms. Window tickets — To Let. „ „ For Sale. >> „ Tea and Coffee. » „ Terms Cosh. Memo, of Agreements between landlord u»d tenant „ ,i „ between vendor and purchaser. Apprentice Indenture Forms. Workmen's Weekly Time Sheets. Unstamped Promissory notes, bound. „ Receipts, baffle Papero. Have Ton Made Your Will? NOTHING is more necessary for anyone m tho position to leave their friends rclutivee, or others, anything after deceaso — be it ever so little — than Making a Will, expressing a wish how the property or effects nro to be disposed of. It costs next to nothing, does not take five minutes to complete, and saves no end of trouble, delay and expense to those left behind, to say nothing of the estate being administered by the Public Trustee and divided according to law, altogether contrary sometimes to the wish of the deceased. Forma O-io ShLJir.g ea;h at thia Office. ADVERTISEMENTS intended for Pub licationin the TIMABU HERAZD may be left at the Office any hour through the day. AFTER NIGHT they may be put m the FRONT DOOR LETTER BOX up to Midnight, and thoy wQI bo inserted if for persons having an account current at the Office. Advertisements to bo paid or arranged for may be taken through tlie Side Passage after nigh.t to the back of the premises. Advertisements received p'ter ten o'olock will bo placed over Leader nnd charged for accord •"Ely. EXETER NURSERIES, Papahui Road, Chbistohuboh, Nkw Zkaxand. THOMAB ABB O 1 Nfbssbyman. T.A. de»ires to thank the mai.y kind patron who have so liberally supported him for thr last twenty years, and assures them that hf will use his utmost endeavors to morit a con t nuance of their favors. Choice Flowering and Evergreen Shrubs. Fruit and Forest Treea, including the various Cnlifornian Trcoa, Giants of tho Forest b. Thousand« of Roses, vory choice, to which I have added, by impartation, many now varieties. Also Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. I have meay varieties of Now Doubl Pelargoniums, New English Stago Pelargoniums, New Fuschiai, &c. Tho Stock of Tret a comprises, m unnum bered qunntitiea — '■ Apples, Peara, Plums, Pcacheß, Cherries Nectarines. Gooseberry, Currants (block, white, anrf rod), Raspberry, Pinua lusignis, Pinus Murieata, Pinm Maritime, Pinus Tuborculato, Pinut Laricio, Pinua Ponderosa, Cupressut Macrocarpa, Scotch Spruco, and Austrian Fir. And many othora too numerous to psr cularise. Aleo, Climbu.g and Trailing Shrubs well , adapted for verandahs, trelliswork and walls. And Bovcral varieties of the Blackberry My eihibition of Fernß is really Bplendid, comprising almost all known species. Gentlemen's Gardens laid out by contract ; none but experienced men employed. Greatest care taken m Packing Trees, io. Orders to any part of New Zoaland exeouted with despatoh. Five minutes walk from North Town Belt. Trama pass the Nurseries many times a day. Catalogues on application. 14jn MOLLER'S COD LIVEK Olt. Head Offices, Cbristiania, Norwaj t Branch Offices, 621 Oxford-stroet, London. Steam Manufactures at Stamsund and Ka> belvaag, Lofoten Inlands, Norway. MOLLER'S COD LIVES OIL. The " Standard," 18to May, 1872, m an nrticlc on " Lofoten Iglandß m the Season," ftiyß, : — " In these islands, when no sun if seen above tho horizon, and night lasts nearly 24 hours, tho tourist who braves tbo perils of tho short but stormy passage will encountor » strange sceno. Though dosortod m the summer, theso islands' swarm with some 20,000 m the winter, attracted by the cod fish, which arrivo m millionß overy January to spawn. Tho take for the season just over hrn boon 17,000,000 fish, which is bolow the average. Aftor tho fishery, tho most interesting features of tho islands aro Mr PETER MOLLER'S Manufactures of his well-known tattelosß COD LI7ER OIL, whore thousand, of barrels of the most delicate livers undorgo o soriea of ODorationa for about two montha. Tho virtuo of his mode of oporating is its producing tho oil m its natural state of purity without refinement, just as it ie found m the Hah whilo living, possessing qualitiea surprisingly pleasant to those accustomed to associate »s synonymous nasty tasto and cod liver oil the groat secret of the excellence of his oil ii lbßoluto cleanliness m manufacture, and exclusive use of fresh livor* removed from the 3 eh immediately it is taken, rendering it a> aieteloss as the best olive oil. It ia painful to -hink that the fishermen among themselves rad amid a scono of filth, make inferior aorta )f oil from the stole iirers i but this oil is generally known m tho markot by ittvery ituseons flavour." MOLLRR'B COD LIVEK OlL.— Dnr ham Medical Society hns, at one nf it aiectinßi, pronovnovd to fr« tho b<xt oori •« •Cl aiUnt