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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1842, 14 March 1863, Page 5

Mection of Provincial Ootmci^ Member fotWellrngtrnGomiiyi District. "'' T — . '.■'•"[ "''■}s Provincial Secretary's Offioe, , ;§ Wellington; 1 Oth diarchy 1863| HIS HONOR ; THE; §UPER[NTEP%| dent diracts.it to be notified -. fojrg general information, that a writ for the| election of a Mem'rjer x ip serve in thef Provincial Council for 'M$ Wejlingtbn| Country District haying been issued in| accordance wilh clause. 12 aof i^an. ActJ to grant a Representative Constitution'; to the Colony of New Zealand}" the Re T < [ turning Officer has retiirued the said wriy | with a certificate that the unctermentionedl Gentleman has been duly . elected tog serve as Member of the said I*fovineialv Council fortho said Weliington^ountry/ District. .-■••• ■■■'■ ■-, ; * Charles Daniel De Castro, -of Porirua; Settler. ' ; By His Honor's, command, ;. \ ; J. Woodward, ''j Acting Provincial Secretary,. Sale of Valuable Bv/bj^mg: JMotvnents in the Town of WeH lington, NewZealdnd> on tM^ 27th May ,1863. »-•""■ : ? UNDER AUTHORITY OF AN ACT/i Session 111,, No. ,1 4/ of the; Proving cial Council of Wellington, entituled; "Harbour Reserves, ' and of an Act, Session VIII., No, 3, of the said Proving cial Council, entitiiled •" Htarbour Reserves Amendment, "—-Notice, is hereby^ given that the following Allotments of; Land, situated in the Town of Wellington,!; will be offered for sale at Publip;^Auoiion; at the Office of the. Provincial Treasury^ at Wellington, on Wednesday, the 27th: day of May, 1863, at 1 o'olock-'p. m., at the upset prices affixed in the , 'subjoined; Schedule, being lots that were; sold on! the 14 ih of April, 1858, but the purohasoj of which has not been completed. v Immediate payment in oashi, of onetenth of the purchase-rjDohey shall be the' condition of any such sale by auction^ and the reooainiDg niue-tenths of the^ purcbase-money must be paid By the pair-; chaser within one, calendar, month next after the time of such sale; by auction j or the one tenth of the pnrchase-monejr which has been deposited will be forfeit^ ed, and the original contract for: the sal^ of the laud will thenceforward be null and void. • The Government reserves -;to itself the right of, at any time, : withdrawing and altering the size of any of. the allotments. •■-.--■ V Any further conditions will be published either on or before ; the , 4ay of salei In the meantime, information may be; obtained, and plans inspected, on appti| cation at the office of the Provincial Se4 cretary, Wellington. ( i ; J. Woodward, ( j Acting Provinoial Secretary. ':', Provincial Secretary's Office>? February 10, 1863. „ . j SbHESuLE, ";'... . '_._'■■) OF UPSET PRICES FOR RECLAIMED LAND LAMBTON-ftUAT, &O , WELLINGTON, ..-'. To be sold on Wednesday, the 27 ih May, 1863« j J • ■■■•'"-:-: ii 3 Frontage No. op Feet «« ; °. OHABaBABLB. IN FboNTAGB. _-I £ ' ■■ ' ■■■ « \ , - •,-;.; . ,gj 1 Lainbton Quay ,; 35 feet £12,;, % « •« 30 .'■';, £12* 8 " "80 ".'. £12} 10 " " -30 ,«, £12 ; 13 Harbor Street 86 .•/•-. £4 . ;{ 14 •«...-'• 40 •■;•«.• £8 » A WARNING. " Ills emnll at first, grow larger; from delay, ; And slowly eat their sad and cankering way ; J Thus by excessm thrbea the frame is torn, Till heulth and'peabe of mind. aliKe are gone." s ßb. Dabww. npHF. writer desires, nay, feels .it ; his duty, ti J_ state, that he has given a leirge' amount ol time to the study of the syrbptons and j 1 treatmeut pi those diseasea which, from a feeling; ; of delioaoy, medical men have neglected ia their-Btudies. . ; « It is a matter to be regretted tfcafc the "pablio at large are so little acquainted with the anatomy ol the more secret parts of our organisation, and yetj when we consider how much misery is entailed on mankiud by this wantof inowleage.i^'must suggeaii itself to the mind of every reflective person as being of the greatest import. ', j Man cnnnot err or committ any bfßraoe to the laws of Nature without Dame Nature seoner^pt later resenting the affront,, and .wUeirjßne doeß^ pays her debt back with 'friglitfurinterest. ; , When a student at Paris pr.Lilj. Smith h)^ ample opportunities of making these :ni| peouliar study. ■ Againi' Df; SmUn^',wa3 assistan]; for some years to the celebrated ; Dr. ; Culver well, M London. ' . "■■*'"" „^ . '? On the continent all morbid' feelingß Of delicacy id this matter, nil foojish prudery7^aTe banishedj and medical men address themselves; to the auhjeetj and make these important diaeaios flieir especiii|| study. Dr. L. L. Smith rias£ in; like manne| devoted many years to the study of nervous deliiliit| proceeding from indiscretions, swriHijr, and also in all those cases which render^married" life a burden and a ourse rather tJian a rbiind of continual hap? piness. " ■ "' ' V"'"'; 1 ."/ " ■ v - :;^ Many practitioners may be /well; read vp t »;(iffl theory) in those diseases, but the; m^orityof th^ cases require the attention j or/at: least the f adjrjojjl of one whom it. is well known'mustjikyesi thproing|j practical knowledge of > them r and "n'oWenly : *^ pra|ti| o'a'l knowledge -of ', theY ■diseaße^buty,'^also|M practical knowledge-fof'tUeUnflueiide'bl this. olimej|e on diseases of females} which laiteritf most eßse^| 'tial to their treatmenti |! j' ;i; ;C '^\ r - < '^\fi'^"l:fft : - Dr. Smith has i "beWtnoAejneftrl^ e^v^n . yearssgrf(c| tißing id this odidnyV - AV'aJgenVi^ai'^aoUtipne^fcp repfttation has s'p>ead-UKrb'ugh'But^ T tM neightoaing ooibnies^.t -H8 '^y^o^etvimO^^^H ;iioulariy;devpt6d^Mi>aU|p^6H^'9u 'Women and'dhifdrt^^^ sypbilitw andin"eryous^|fe'itiif^ and • to- the: f rehtmWht ; : of atf^BefiHre^ifef | the sy m ptbniis 1 eiitimeif ated^ititllif %>ifi^noeM A^ffl this 1 uoiioeV^ -^P-t:*} \^M^^f^^MH '• ■- Dr7;L. • -£liSniitP^ii^||a%fei||%|t|M diuly,;tai)rntagS^d^ev.^^gß^ip(taglftft^^^B ■(ifio!uding/m-ejdiSi^M)^«|pM^^^B - :^:Oon S ttuliiMo^k^rt*^»