The good timo coming for Itoofton will uflfluroclly loud to a oonsiilomblo livoronno in population, tho woather that hits afllioted tha dißlriot bo long' hnving brokon up Mid di»« nppoaror], and tho roads again in good work* inp; oi'Jof, will tUpoW Hfo ftiiil qlKwrfuluf^m around and upon tliil poi'tioii of Now Koalund so fuvorod ami so blouaod, with utl that i'onrici'B lifo n^roquble, but whioli ; muy and /rbquontly do load to thoso habits whioh on goti (lor disoaso through exposure to siokneit und ohills, the hoalthiest m«y be striokan dowm by ItmmMATiflM, RnitUMiTia Goer, LUMDASO, iNTItHMIT'fRNT FBVItBS. BIUOUAS* vim, ico,, and it ts woll that all should know thuinofltj voliabjo euros for those are the famous Indian Mhdioixks known as 0 hoi lah'tf Groat Indian Ouroo,"— thoy can bo had of M. B." Gißslngp, Ohomisf, nppointod solo wholosulo agont for Roofton and diflti'iot. 800 toitituonials in advortis* ing oolumuft.— Advt;
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Inangahua Times, Issue 7, 18 October 1878, Page 2
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