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Timaru Herald, Volume XL, Issue 3018, 27 May 1884, Page 4

Miscellaneous. GERALJDINE COUNTY CHROXTICILE. WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. ONE HUNDRED COLUMNS READING MATTES. PRICE SIXPENCE PEE COPY. /CONTAINING all tho Tolegraphio and V-/ Local Nows of the 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 Courtß. Eeporte of Local Boards, &c, &c. Price per Quarter, 6s 6d, booked. „ „ Half- Year, 12s 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 hetwoen Christchurch and Dunedin In Stock and on Sale AT rpHE " 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, inwarda, outwards, and coastwise. Chattel Security Act 1880, or Agricultural Produce Lien Forms. Window tickets — To Let. „ „ For Sale. i, „ Tea and Coffee. „ „ Tonne Cash. Memo, of Agreements between landlord and tenant „ „ „ between vendor and purchaser. Apprentice Indenture Forms. Workmen's Weekly Time Sheets. Unstamped Promissory notes, bound. „ Receipts, Safllo Papers. Have You Made Your Will? NOTHING is more necessary for anyone m tho position to leave their friends relatives, or others, anything after decease — be it ever so little — than Making a Will, expressing a wish how tho property or effects are to be disposed of. It costs next to nothing, does not take five minutes to complete, and saves no end of trouble, delay and expenso 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. Fomii! O-ie Shi.lir.g ea:h at this Office. ADVERTISEMENTS intended for Pub licationin the TIMARTJ HE3AZD 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 they will bo inserted if for persons having an account current at the Office. Advertisements to be paid or arranged for may bo taken through the Side Passage after night to the back of the promises. Advertisements received »* f -«r ten o'clock will bo placed over Leader and charged for accord inely. EXETER NURSERIEB, Papanui Eoad, Chbistcht/boh, New Zeaiand. THOMAS ABBOT NrjMBETMAN. T.A. deeires to thunk the many kind patron who bavo so liberally supported him for the laet twonty years, and assures them that hr will use bis utmost endeavors to merit a oon t nuance of their favors. Choice Flowering and Evergreen Shrubs, Fruit and Forest Trees, including the various Californisn Trees, Giants of the Forests. Thousands of Rosof , vory ohoico, to which I havo added, by importation, many now varieties. Also Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. I have mnuy varieties of New Double Pelargoniums, Now English Stage Polargoniudß, Now Fnsehins, &c. The Stook of Troet comprises, m annum bered quantities — Apples, Pears, Pluihb, Peaohos, Cherries Nectarines. Gooseberry, Currents (black, white, and red), Easpberry. Pinuß lasigniß, Pinus Muricata, Pimw Moritima, Pimn Tuberculata, Piniu Laricio, Pinus Ponderooa, Cuprcesut Macrocarpa, Scotch Spruce, and Austrian Fir. And many othorj too numerous to par culariso. Aleo, Climbing and Trailing Shrubs well adapted for verandahs, trelli»wori and walls. And Beyoral varictioß of the Blaokbcrry. My exhibition of Forna is really splendid, comprising almost all known spooics. Gentlemen's Gardens laid out by contract ; none but experienced men employed. Greatest, caro taken m Packing Trees, &c. Orders to any part of New Zealand oxocuted with despatch. Five minutes walk from North Town Belt. Trami pass the Nurseries many times c day. Catalogues on application. 14iu MOLLEE'B COD LIVEH OIL. Head Offices, ChrieMunia, Norway j Branch Offices, 621 Oxford-streot, London. Steam Manufactures at Stumaund and Kb bolvaag, Lofoten Islands, Norway. MOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL. The " Standard," 18ta May, 187?, m an ortiole on " Loibton Islands m the Season," enys, : — " In thoso islands, whon no sun is eeon abovo tho horizon, and night lasts nearly 24 hours, tho tourist who braves tho perils of tho Bhort but Btormy poseago will encounter « ntrango scone. Though dosorted m the summer, tbeso islands Bwarin with some 20,000 m tho winttr, attracted by the cod (Mi, which arrivo m millions overy January to spawn. Tho take for the Beaton juat over hat buon 17,000,000 flub, which is bolow the average. After tho flshory, the most interestir.p foatnroß of the islands are Mr PETER MOLLER'S Manufactures of his woll-known tu-telosß COD LIVEE OIL, whnre thou6and» of barrels of tho mOBt delicate liverß undergo a series of operations for about two months. Tlio virtue of his mode of operating is its producing the oil m its natural state of purity withqut refinement, Just as it is found m the flsh while living, possessing qualifies surprisingly pleasant to thoio accustomed to associate as synonymouo naity taste and cod liver oil. Tho groat eeorot of the oxcellenoe of his oil it absolute cleanliness m manufacture, and exclunive use of fresh livorg removed from the flsh immediately it ia takon, rendering it »« tasteloss as the best olive oil. It ia painful to think that the fishermen among themselves, and amid a iceno of filth, make inferior sort* of oil from the stale livers i bnt ibis oil it generally known m tho markot by its verj naußOOus flavour." MOLLER'B COD LIVKK OlL.— Our ■ haul Juodic*l Sorioty tm>, at one n{ it vr.eetlnfji, prortovictfl l.n )>• thr br»l ood »• "•I «*t«nt