TRAINING COLLEGE REPORT.

The following reports were read and ;'con gjderecl at the meeting of the Board,. of Education yesterday afternoon. • Tho Visit j<r n Committee of the College stated that '•-iimpltion had -been, gran ted to Miss E.M. Adans(Bev«ft>rrl street School), Hiha CD, rrint (Nelfon-strecC School), and Miss D. finnb OVellesloy-atreet School), to attend j. University lectures. Witlvregard to tlie ,". . T o f Professor, Thomas on tho subject of bourse of lectures on botany and agrieul ,«re and communication from the Principal , .'g'graining Cdk"'G relative to the admis °- nof students to tho University lectures, could not'recommend the Vn-ird to undertake' tho payment of tlje ft lor tho attendance of teachers students nb any rot" these -lec "t q-i' The -Committee also'recommended tiTt"the annual examination of teachers 1 cinclidatcs be conducted by the iuepefc- Ws or Schools; and supervised by the Prin- 1 r ffi& students oi tho Training College, ml that each pUpIl teacher hnd'candidate bs examined under a distinguishing riurh te The quarterly report of Mr Gulliver, ma upon tho state of .the Training. Col ?p™ claW™ 3 - lald npo , n tho tablb  \fj& that owing to. the brief., time. X could not do fflcre.than report generally. first-class TJ«P'I teachers : Camber on « ifwUnlngof quarter, 32, and at erid ■ f a, S& forking thoroughly,, and \ JMv« cood progress. Tho work of I riaK v:^-*,-ii3.Kien (lercd m <"-e difficult I -Sfonwly-appointed pupil teachers I °'S tho dass.' every i-week. v Second I S. Vor : tho most part making fair pro- I ss Third - year pupil teachers : f; ..K A n ' r o]V"at commencement and conclusion I of tho teachers ;$S I « beting and 41 at end of the quartel-. The Siird-year and nncertihcateu teachers form class. ; Tho penhission ' mnted to alternate n the matter- bf Snufaa drawing,'and drill, had ch ablucl "the I'lincipal to introduce English literate and' .English history, which ' resulted in, a ,ilisliijcb gam to the cl-isses-'" QThcro are at proscnb 49 teachers receiving "instruction from, tho i. Training , CollOgoby means, of cdrrcs 'jiondenco. He tMughb that pome pre.b ■suro'sliouHl be put upon tho. corres iwndehco elas.«j • csnc'cittlly' to compiil them to obtain wiuiin a ccrUiin timb Thcve ; at' c at present on tho roll sonio ■ testes who iiavc been on tho li?b . sii'rco'"the -beginning of 1884 with cut having obtained oven a, pass in Class E. Jlo consitloixjci .tliat every "effort should bo liiadc to ielluco -tlie'sizo of the luiccrtificatod class, and that-.both in •. their case and in tlic ciise of the pupil 'teachers, flagrant failure giiould be -deemed r.disqualilication.i ■ If tH'Cßgilte. weto. put upon the ; vinc6rtificated ciati 'fchby.VottUl mtiko grcator efTorh to ob tain speedily nb any rate tho E certilicate. A letter was read from Uio Principal of tlieTramiujcCollege, stating thab.thi-eo of : thoWachei'swero too advanced for the classes f in the , Tt'aiuirifjf College, and unless the.V I were allowed-to attend the lectures at the ' Uiiivbreity ho would be compelled' to Jqfmlaacpanito cliifS for..'their instruction. would beconi pelleii to ask lor ivrtditional''assistance. Mr»Lukqjaicl that perhaps they'had better ireconsicler the question of paying those'fe, '■''' .-;:.'''■ .: " -. ~; :' : ',' : , MrOplonsaid that,if these three persons we've so W advanced, then they.Jiadno right to. remain. in tho College ab a. cosb of £40 per ted, to, the country; They should, be hent to some school. ■ ■ > '■''' MrOoidieconsidered thab the report,of the College Visiting ■ Com tnittee should not have been submitted itQf.the -Pririciptd of the. .College;': '. It eeetped tliat whatever the Committee decided which did not suit the office outside 'Sfessiire'was'nt once brought to Gear npon' -the Board.'. ' " : 4lrLuke said he thought that the Board would do Well to' pay tho fees to the Pro lessors. ' ..,..; .. -'■ Mr Goldie thought- that gentleirien like the Professors, who were re ceiving £700 a year; should hot bleed the poor tcachers'out . of the fees to attend their lectures. "The'Cliau'mau'said of; course, that' wttß a mattor! really in tho hands of the Uni versity Council; '; (The clauses of the report were then taken striatim. An .dmehdniob4j to clause' 2 : was moved by .Mr Upton and secoiided, by \Mr Gpldie, '"That siich Studfents' , in' tlio Trairi ing _ College, ■■as ■■:;■ .the. Principal may -coasider-too far advanced-in certain -stib jects to remain with profit in tho Training College, shall be required to attend the, lectures ab ; the: -; University, College, their fees to be deducted from ( their college J allowance.",-After "some discussion this was ; adopted, and, tho reports were passed. |

A Hundred Pounds in Pocket.

'DojfAtfj, Vict.; April 16,^-1886/2-1' write these few lines as testimony to the good c'lects de'rired:fr6m tho 'use: of Wnrnorjs "ate cure. I have been a sufferer for years, atil two; ycai-sand' three -'months ago was obliged to give,up work, witli.-SciuLica. T am' a blaclcMth, with "a" business of my own; the. work of course is hard, and in this country very hot. I tried almost evg'y .qui-e, obtainable, biit as_ sunimei-. carno on.-..again ,J , bec'amo ?vorse, 'and «j4".t0..;.t_k0 'to -my bod. ' I- thought I Biotlldlose'iiiy business, in -fact, began to a <*spau-,of ,my iifei "1 at last tried, Warners Wicare,! an d v .cry soon coulii rest at flights,, something I had not enjoyed for a; ,' oßg tiriie. Soon the pains in my hip lejmrrto go away, my strength returned, "ll! i I-Commented work..' I have worked ' Kird now-,ibr seven mc^dis; thrbugli the j 5^° i: sn"lnricv,'being'abie to dp rny,wprk i a.*itl look.-after, my "work -with no incon mm Have taken -in1 all 40 bottle's,- and I' if,%» a hundred pounds in my pocket, gte miio^'ing good health.-Juu.v W;

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A WONBBRFUJ. MEDICINE/ x . BEECHAM^S PILL^T~ ; , J^F^H^\^ Are. admitted bj /x.>-^ y^X. .thbusanils to hi ;/^/ S" ortl' " Guinea a - /&%/ \ t ft\ Box for bilious and «--»W "t.- 4 \VJ»\ oerrous disorders^ l'&U* . i.*** __\sV-\ §S? h r,s winii'nnd S ' /PATTTNTTh Prl Pmninthostoi-ocu, \-tn\ ■■ ■■^■'■r- ■ X,!*'* benclnclic, cid^ I S Di i I <CL /2_31 aWws. fulness and ; 1 __\ : BSI s"''fi''''>S»ftertDea_. ' 'l.fflV- -:»—-.nin . . /^?/'haziness nnd drpvr \#A '' ' " fVsl "^Wi.cdld.'olimsy • \<fi»S(. . ■ /(WW fishings of heat, V^i>^__-_--1?«^!/ loss-• of i appotite, • NZfvP i^Xri¥>!_r *liortnoss of breath, ■--'■CCMtivonteii scurvy,' ''^^ffißr^^' '- blbtcheionlheskin; ."-■> ,'• ?■• ;:■•..- «ffl^ disturbed uleep, aDdallnßrvouTa^dlro^M. friehtfnl dreams, first doa'a Will^lV_!llt^?^n^ BenS!*tion»-*°- Tho • ■'flciiorV mill ? hS '! 6f in 20minmea. This ia no these Pill, «nri .? ttwlßs>'yHTvitaitowyonSboxof- tnese puis, and they will bo acknowledged to be WOBT^- A GUINEA A BOX. as SS Vi pfe"-8 ab Pillß are invaluable, WW an obSSKS^* In "'t^ oCt all gross liuniours. SS S" 011!-""' 1 bri"K i^>ut n" tint is: i ThPrcM_ «« I 0! 15.? 1??:Should bo without Ihcni. Son or 11^ 5 f9'..™nwvlng any obstkio accordlnrrWf vy ° tUo ■J»t8»- If taten tl»^ iV nl^? th(? > a,.1:8<.-tln n s. B iveu;wKh each box a«frotasThdaUnf ° f°maf°? °f ! SiEfiiJ enl, c,stomach, impaired d((?estion„and all j disorders of the liver, they hot like %AfllC^rt_d. rth^ teSSBP/S f?Wd 'york wonders upon the, haost important organs of the human roiichine.' Ihey strengthen, the whole muscular system, restDra the lotijr ibst eoniplexlbn', hrteg hack the tho RObEBUDof uoalth the whole physical ohefpy .of the-human, frame.- These are" FACTS'' admitted by thousands embracing: all classes of society; and one of th^ best guarantees to the nervous and debilitated is, Booc-ham's Piils have the largest sale of anypatont medicine in theworld. BEECH AM'S MAGIC COUGH FILLS As a remedy for Congho in (roneral.Asthma, Diffi. cultyin JJnsaihmg, Shortness of Breath, Tightness and Oppression of the Chest. Wheezing, &c., these Pills stand unn vailed; and n'nvoho labonringunder any ot tho above complaints need only try Ono 1 J,' ox to,l'. roJ'? thnt they nro tho bestovoroffp'rod to •tho pubho for Asthmatic aridC6n.<UmptiveOoiighs. Hoarseness and Oppression.'of I tho Che3t. Tliov Bpnoilily remove that sense of oppression and dim f"\ lJ "Jl^hroathiiig which nightly deprive the parent of rest. They give almost instant r^liofand comfort.to those afflicled with tho above distress-' mnr and, when neglected, llttnjrerous comhlnints. Let any person troubled with any of the above complaints givo BrKOUAu's Couoii Pai.n a trial. .. Uie most violent Coughwill in ashort tinib bd removed. ! • > CUtrrioir.-The public are reqneated to noticd that the words " BiEciiAii's Pit.i.r, Sf Helens" iwo on the Govornment Sthbip affixed to each Box of the rills. If not on they are a forgery Prepared only and sold "wholesale nnd retail by the proprietor, T.-Ileßcham, Chemist, St. .Helens, Lanoaahire, .England, in boxen lit Is. Ud. n.tid 2«. fld. each.—Sold by at! Driiggist.s and Patent Medicine UaftlnrS t.hrbiighont. the Cbldhies- N.B.—Full directions are (jivch with bach bos.' DR. J. GOLLIS EJROWNE'^ The Original and Only Genuine Advioo to Invalids.—lf yon wish to obtaih qniat, rofreshing- sleep, free from headachi, relief from pain, and anguish, to calm.and as feuaße the \veary achthgs of protracted dlsoasd, invigorate the-nervous rnddia, and regulate the circulullng systems of Uic body, you will prd vidoyonrseH'iviihlhatmarvellous remedy dis covered by Dr. J. Coil's Brbwno (late Army Medical Statt1). to which;-he gave tho name of CHLOROD YNE. and which is admitted bythe profession to be the most wonderful and valu able remedy ever discrivered. CHLORODYNEIs the best iWfiMjr kfiowii for Coughs, Consumptionj Bronchitis, Asthma. UUUOROOYJVK'-acts like a .chacra ih' Diai-rhcea, anil is the only specific in Cholera and Dyscntory. .•-,, r•t \> •■'■ ;') CIILOUODYNE ofFcctually cuts short all at tacks of Kpilepsy, Hysteria, Ralpltation. and Spa3fns ' ; '. ','■'' ~', CIILOROD.YNE Is ; the. only, pnlllatlvd,. in Keiira!gia.,Rhe.umatisni, Gout, Cancer, Tooth ache, iMenln'sUis,*&ci ,: ": ~'.''■';. From Symesl&.Co.,.Pharmaceutical Chomtsts, iledicnl fiall. Simla, January 5, 1880.. To J. T. Davenport, Esq.* :33,. Gre^t Russell-street, Bloomshnry,'London. DearSirj—We-embrace this opport unity,of congratulating you upon th 6 >vide-spread reputation this .justly...esteemed, medicine. Dr. J. Co,!!is Browne's Chlorodyne.has earned for ltsclfiiiot, only in Hihdoslan, but all over tho East.! As a reriiedy Cor (jene'ral utilitj% we much question whether a better is InipOrtoa into the country, and we shall ho glad tohear of -itsi finding aplaoo-in-'e very Ailglo-lndianr home, Tho oilier In-nnds, we are hapio' to sny.'are no\y relegated tb the native bdnnars, find, judging from their salo, we fancy their sojourn there will bo evanescent... Wo could, multiply in stances ad (infinitum of , tho extraordinary efficflcy of Dh Collls Brdwne's'Chlorodyno in Diarrhoan,' and Dysentery, Spasni^, Cramps, Neuralgia,"the Vomiting of Pregnancy. Hii'd as a gefici-iil sedative, that have oceurred-undordiir porsonal;observation during many years. In Gholeraio.-Diarrhosa, and even in tho more torriblo forms of Cholera .itself.; wo.'have;wit nessed its surprisingly- controlling power. We have never used any other fb'.-m of thin medi cine than Collis Browne's from a linn codvictioh ' that it is decidedly the best,and alsofrom a sense of duty we owe "to the profession and Ihb public, as we are of opinion that, the substitution of any other than Collis Browne's is a delibkhate BREACH. OP. FAITII ~6S~ TnK PART.;jOF„ < 7,HE CHEMIST TO i'RTISCRiriE AND PATIEST ATJIKE. —We are, Sir, faithfully 'yotirs; Symesand C 0.,: ' Members of the Phtirhi. Society of Great Britain, llia.Excellency the Viceroy's Cheniistv". ;,'- . - CAUTION.—Vice-Ghancelldr Sir W. Page Wood staled, that Dr. J., Collis Bi-'ownO Was, undbiibtedly,' the Inventor of Ghldrbdyrib : that the'story of the- defendant Freeman was .de liberately untrue, which, he' regrettod-tb say, hadbfietfswblmtoi—See "The Times," July 13, -Mil. '■ - - ... ... /-•! Sold in bottles at lsl-'d,2s 03, 4s Cd, niid lis each. None is genuine without the words " Dr. J. Gpllis Browne's Glilorodyne " on the Goycrn mebt stamp. Ovei wholniing medical testimony accompanies each hot tie. i i,pi:r,. . '.. ! Caution.^Bewdre of Piracy find Imitations, i Solo Manufacturer-.!. 'J. DAVKNPoHT. 33. Grcatnltussell-sti-eet, Bloonisbnri-, London. I l "SOOmte;,:POWDERS.!: ; J jPB "CHILDREN1- WJM ,THEIR,.TEETH CAUTION TO PUROH-SERS. l« j The value of this well-kno wnFainily Mcdicirio -hsishfeen largely tested in all parts of the world, and in all gradesof society, forupwards of fifty years. Its well-earned extensive sale has, in duced spurious'*rtm-ATioks, some of which in outward 'At'pisARANCE 'so'closely resemolotne original as to havo decoived many purchasers., Tho proprietor, .therefore, feels it,;due to the public to give a special cautibii against the use of such imitations; . . _..-„, " -.'Purohasors are thorofore rcrjuestea -carefully to observe the four following distinctive characteristics, without which none are, gonUino.;— ■..•:'•.■■:. ■,'. r,:-; •■':'•■■ i. •'>>'-' ■"'■';|, >\ .- .. : Ist. In every case tho words John Steed man, . Ciiemict, :Walworth, rSußßKV._re_en-1 ■gi-avcdfon the Government :Stamp^ afnxod to i .eachpaclcoti ..' ! .: • .•<■-.• -■- ■> .. 2nd. Each Single Powder has directions for the do9e, and. the words::'.' John Slccdman, j ■Chemist,.Walworth; Surrey," printed thoreoii.. j 3rd. The namcSteedman is always spelt.with j twoEE's., „;.:,'••::;';-:. .', Jri ithi The manufacture is carried on solely in Walwortlii'Shrreyi '•<;'■■.['. Sold in Packets by all.Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at is rid to2s Od each. Agents, Kejip thorne, Prosser; AK'b-.Co.,'Auckland, Wcl- Jington. Clii-istchurch. and Dunedin. i A L.J X""" EAtlNG'g LOZENISES.'- ' jdiKi . Oldest and Best Cough Remedy;. Keatin"G's;lozenges.. _~ , '.','.. ',".".' ./Oldest and Best Cough Remedy. K EATING'S LOZENGES." , |;'.'; '. j : Oldest and Best Coiigh Remedy. K EATING'S .-LOZENGES. ii : . Oldbst and Best Coiigh Remedy. "S'T^EATING-'S-.LOZENGES. •': ; .; JO_ ''■'•■ Oldest. andßc'st Coitgh Remedy. K EATING'S iLOZENGES: ■ ,«_ . Oidestand Best Cdugli Remedy. ' TTFAiim'S LOZENGES. J3_. ;■,-. Oldest and Best Cough Remedy. K EATING'S LOZENGES. . , ! Oldest drid'Best Coiigh Remedy. K EATING'S LOZENGES. . / -*.- . , Oldest and Best Cough Remedy. K EATING'S. LOZENGES. . ,-.:-' .''^c-^Oldestßn'd!Best Cough Remedy.! KEATING'^ LOZENGES. ••'AxY'^pcTOH wilt; tell you' • there is no betterX'ough Mcdicljib j ■ '■' : than.REATING'S' LOZENGES. One'gives relipf ; if you siift'er frbm Vcough'try them but orico; they li-'iVi! cure, nnd they will not injure vbut - health ; thhy cohtairi only the piirdst ,:.;;•: "drugs, skilfully compounded. Sold -.:;,.!" everywhere in small tins. K^AITINJG'S WORM TABLETS. -■! ' A PUKELX VEGETABLE SWEETMEET, both in appearance and.taste. furnishing a most-' agreeable method..of,, administering the only ; certain remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS..: Jtis a perfectly, safe and mjldjpre-, pnration, and is especially adapted for Childron. I —So.T.n in, -riKs-BY ai.t, .Chemists. Profrietoh,-THOMAS KKATIN'G. LosboK. , Mxpo):toh'einistaiidJH'U(ittiat.-. m,-:y < I ■ - -»>'':



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-•Y l yO v , ']-p, ".".; '• IN', " Vtt "' ~ lI''HOB'SOW- ST.', II , ';'%i>,' vilSI-T' .--:-■•«_»* // I ush akd"1 deFFreed foment VU'AILOHS.LRAPKUS. AND HABIT . ~ JiAK'EItS, "' I:''-' :^;;&';- •. ■ HqnsoN-s'm_E_ ~.- : ...:''- , sffi !rS9£cU'""y'hvvite attention to bur Large lor tho present season, iffi Gl'cat Variety; and ;Cholco of the .Best toil ir'Wllh tt)c Skill and Talent wo emp oy. KuSISS B»a'' success or- ouif efforts to produce :ffilf»™* PKUFECT in._TJY and e>CiXc^ LljKl J »i OUT and,STYLE. ntvca us I_yo_j CO cnHtl.?»t'6iii respectfully sblicitins the ' riatlL"?^?!3' tlioi-onftlilv. shrunk before .being tip, arid fit aud workmanship guaranteed. :-iT6rtnS '.%?pniSED PayjieSt System has been )iiS 0- bca K''«at boon, by enabling those wi.h easiii, inc<?nies to pi-ociiro necessaries in Uic CH possible-way.- ; ,, ..- • -■;'.'.> - G.oods are "marked in plain flf?_rcs.< .;'; : fom?Sn?- a'^?Tfife™'",:eceivb"'S"por cent, cfscbunt; io£ Snli, !" X ln lho Pound sterling) on all pnreols, ■ '.^auduuwards....: , .-.. ~ *-''- ,'i ;.i. iNsPEGTION^NVITEB. " ' ,1



" " ;y • •-- - - ,- - ~- : » ! -^. ''"'\\f H. SHAK-ES'pf'A'R & GO- W„ Wool & Silk Merchants*. Queen St., Auckland. |™™^Sii':Soib Agents for MADAME W_IZE_S CUT PAPER PATTERN '■i|S^M^^%n M vrt niF WriZEL bcBS to inform I'.cr numerous patrons that from March WIMXSt i "'id: l 4? 6 "c has appointed Messrs; Shakespbai* K.Co.-asSole; Ajjeiils i> WBmW $ -''A ok and'fo'rl'el-Cut Paper Patlerns, who have now on hand a cdmplc W od the first of each mcntfi. ?'d ; by post Sd. , . I^^Tl^ositsFe cure I I %%«i- : for every form 0^ 7^M| j Mv« SKIN AND BLOOD' 'XMM ;; MSS^ DISEASE MW\ ; Eezemn on Scalp. FROM .- | Scrofula od Nuck, . ."1 B¥§ PLIIo to oy H(_| % . : Ll LA t DISFIOUWNO' nimOßf!. numiliming Knip- niIfICUTJA RKSOLVENT, the new Blood Purl tioris, lichltifr anil Tliiriiln,. t>hin and Scalp \J lie,. DMirHlo, nnd Apcnoui, elrtoiM the Llood Torturcp, Arid 'fi'ei-y> -n'pvcicM i.f licliiii!;, Pnily, .ind.J.Vropiration of all Jmpiiritjes and J'cJfoiiciiß ri,rinly f ltllicilted,'firi-ohiloiiH, and tJypbilMie Die. Klenientf. and tlms ri-rr.cv'es Xbe C.-iUSE Ilcnco cnapa id' Hie BllmVl, Skin ancl Scalp, will) Lops of It cures speedily, perraanfUtly, and ecc-DonDCidly. Hair, from infancy to old o-;n, ar<> enved liy Cin-I- : , —i ~r~ ', cunA Jtis'soi-VKNT, tlip new lllnod Pnriiler, iulor- Cntlonra.' the fIriEAT SKIN Cl'nE (n iiedicma '"nally, and CtiTlctniA and Cittiouha .Soai-, Hjc Jelly for external iibc), inetantlyallays liehinjr and greal Skin Cnroi) and Rcantifiers, externally. rnllammatlon,cleaiHthe Skill and Scalpel liumori", -■■•■• ■ ■ ■ j _ Sores, and Dandruff, destroy* Dead Skin and F le*h, Afronizin^, Ttelllnar, and . liurninjr Sltni beal* Ulcer*, Sorep, and DischargingAVoulilb, re ; Dlseascb, Kcze'ma, Tetter, ltinsjworm, I'sovlasln,dlorea lilt- Hair, and L-cautillca the Skin. , Tjiclien,, rnnitiis, Dandruff, and Dedicate r'rritn- ; 1 —r— r- —. ~.. . —— — tio'ns peculiar to'liotli Hexes, inalantly relieved ny a Ctitlcnra Ronp, an. exflulßllo Skin IJeaulilier , warm bath \vltb CiiTtcmu Soai- and a Rlimle up. and Toilet KeouluiU', prepared from Ct'Tlfl'lu, plibatlon of GuTtooa.v, tlio ferbal SkiiiCii.re, Tlilp Ih indi^H-nrable. in trentinß Skin Diseiuo*, Hiil'y repeated daily, with tlii-ce donos of Opticuba J!e- irnmors, Skin lllcmirdio*, I'rickly J-lt-at; .-I.urlici-, bolybxt, will Bpccdlly cure Itclilnp Disi-aaea of Suubtirn, hntl Kotigh, Cbappefl, or Grebt-y flilu. the Skin ancl Scalp, wtien all other means fall. — ; —— — r~ ~„,.., I : : Cntlcurn Remedies are the only ronl JJlood- A i»lh "-ii Ifl cent Popular Work on Hie SUIp. PuiilierH and Skin licaiillliers free fiommercury, with En "raved Platefl. ia wrapped about the. Itoor.- ampule, lead, 7lnc, or any olhrr mineral c-r veye. vent. Also, one hundred Testimonials, solemnly table poißOli whatsoever..Gllur.Mite.ell nlii.olnu-l.v sworn to before- the Dritisl) Ccjuhul, which repeat pure by the Analytical Chcuiiets ot the btate of j IhU story : 1 have been a terriblenuiTerer for yearn Massachusetlß. . ~, from DiKcasc-fl of tho Skin and Blood; have been For- Sale by ail vendors of medicine. Price, ! .bhlitred to nliuiipublic places by reason of my dis-'cc'Tlc-rr.A, Mc-is.; larire I'OXCh, ,-?l.UO. CUTICOItA liiini-inif humorc; havo. had tlio bc:st physicians;j^ ()Ari .j,-, cl 6, Ccticui-.A KE_m.vent, $1.00. ■ . have fpent, hundreds of dollars, and uot no relief -\vholosalo Agenta.Ncw South Wales, if. Towns ; Until. 1 need the'CuTiotntA Ukjikhies, which Lt Co., Sydney; Victoria, Fellon Gi-imwilcle „ Co,, , have'cured me, and left my skin and blood ftxjxj-elboiiriie.; 'South A.isiralia, A. M. IJiekford i:-, ptiro as a child's. Send to any wholesale dniiarisl £„„>_ ..\tlelalde; Qnectiflaml, Klliott Bibs. ,V Co., ; named iii the. opposite coliunn, for " How lv Cure Urisbane; New Zealand, Ni Z. Drug Co., Auck- ; SUlu and Wood Diseases," hiuii and Duucdin. | ' . • On ADnrtEss with STAJir, P_fe!"'Aß«b Wthb R. ToWr.:3 & Co., jSVw Soutli Wnles/ Potter Drug AClicmicnl Co.,Boston,U.S. A , TANGYES, LIMITED,: 119, BATHURST-ST., SYDNEY, KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK IN AUSTRALIA OF ALL KINDS ' " •' ;'' '•"•"-' OF '- ; ''; ",. r, . ~.,., , ENGINES, BOILERS, .PUMPS, AND; (~/•[_] c "-•;"':; 'oil "-.' • • Machinery, ■: And respectfully request Intending Buyers to forward particulars of - their requirements before ordering, '", . TANGYES, LIMITED, :»." ■'".;" 119, BATHDBST-ST.,. SYDMBYi" -\ 'CONSUMPTION G.UMBLE 1 : "MR G. T. GONGREVE -OI ' COISUMPTIOI and its Successful treatment. ( * »■ ■ ■ S_o#fbg that direful dieoase to be curable in all i(_ 'etflges ; With iJbservationfl on ASTHMA, CHEONIC BEONCHITIS, ETC." ,; '. ' : : Fxiom the " Christian He„a__,". MArten 31, ISSO. , r .. : MR G. T. CO^GIIKVE'S TUiCATMKNT, OF CONSUMPTION AND OTHER . OUR6T DIBICA._K3 ' -.- -' " Continues to be muiie a great bleeeing to sufFerers, far and wide, in every part of tho kingdom." ..- • ' . '-' ~, '". ~.', . ' ; ..',i ....• -> " The world and <vu ourselves owe him a debt of ;gratitii£<\ Kot long since we plaoed a yotin'g lady nndoi li:.h o_re, who has recovered her health, f"?l wo need only goint tothe cases (Mr Uongreve ie publishing one ever week), many*6* which had been given up as past all hope." "■ ""'" J'1';-;,'.;' '. :'., it ~;',,,' ~'■.■'. , ;■:'.■.,-■ .■.;.'.. >. •• ;',•■!•(""!•; "There can be no doubt that for Consumption and other Chest Complaintp, Mr Con grove is a specialist of the first order, and stands unrivalled. Certainly there has been no oilierdifcovei-y in medical sciehcofrom which the consumptivepatient may gather so much • hope asfrom his.". ';:''." ;i: ~-, ...,'-r.- ~.. -.- -~.- --"ThoosK ii'uxpiiiiii ',-AND TiiiKTr-TiiREE cases wliicb aro recorded in Mr Gongreve!s book arb a most convincing.-testimony; btit what have, been long a marvel' are the cases of cure which have been' published for several years past in file Weekly joufhals'fdur own included), one every •,veek." (Tho reader is referred to tho " Christian .World," " Chris tian Age," "Christian Globo," &c, &c), j ■ The,author (Mr Cdngrcvo, of Cobmbe Lodge, Peckham,' Loridbn), has been urgently entreated to make his treatment known iri all "the -Bkitisit Colonies. Tho price x)f the Book is- SIXPENCE, O'A SEVENPENCE, POST FREE. ?, ;i, . . ,'[ . I'OBt/sunD ,by AND CO., AUCKLAND.! -~ .;; • -: ; • : And may be ordered throuch any Bookitller . £ .'.



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