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Di'apery. HP H 0 M P S O N'S GLOVE-BITTING CORSETS, HMO PAIRS JUST RECEIVE T> tli • From 16 inches upwards, And only 4s tVI per pair, usually 8s 6d '" *' These Goods were bonght a bargain of tho Manufac turer, and are very slightly soiled. R "VV. TYSON'S, . 130 & 132, QUREN STRFET, Opposite Somerville's Stables.1 LAWS' COSTITMIjI SKIRTS, BLACK STLK VELVET JACKETS, NEW SILKS,, . . ~ NEW ' DRESSES, .FANCY GOODS, \sr> •.' ; .' GENERAL DRAPERY, R. W. DT SON'S, 130 and 13?-,' qtj v. c n st re ct, Formerly Xf,\v:ua.n & Ewen's. FA a 111 ONA BL E "WINTER BONNETS, HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, FUR 3, LAT)I ES' CLOT HIN G, AKD BABY WARE, r. w. d"t s -q ( n ' s -;■ SPACIOUg SHOW-ROOMS ON TnE GROUND ?LOOR, 130 & 132, QUEEN STREET, Opposite Sommervtiyle's Stables. THE CHEAPEST HQUSE FOR , . , ' MEN'S XNTt BOYS' CLOTHING, ' FIATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, GLOVES, AN D,HO SI E R V,"' R. W*. DYSON'S, 130 AND 132? Q U,E E N "S T R EE T Next Moihiin's, Ironmon.&ers:;-, ,fi '■ ' ' ' > A L FREDA L E T -^- PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK; MAKEE AND JEWELLER. (From Messrs Ridley and Son*, Manufacturing Watchmakers and .Jewellers, London.) ~ Every description of English and "Foreign Watches and Clocks Cleaned and Repaired, at the shortest notice and reasonable prices, .in a workmanlike manner: "' • i Jewellery Made and Repaired. All work flone in the same efficient manner as in London. .All work guaranteed. ■• ■■•:'.: "~~ "~ • : : .(Ov O i i^PloaseTiot" the Address:— ALFIUD AI'EY, 2"1 5, QUEEN STR EV, T, • f Opposite the City Hall, and next door to Williams * '*■, '"* . TT El N" R I C H ' X O, H k JEW ELL E R, QUEEN S T"R E TC'T, A'TT CKLA ND, Begs to diaw the rtttention of the public to hi 3 . Lai-go and Well-assorted Stock of ENGLISH,' FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL ~MANUFAUTUEED JEWELLERY,; Specially selected, and of the Newest Styles and Designs. A large portion of the above consist of. Quartz and Greenstone Jewellery, Manufactured on the ■premises. v r3l j ,i ./.:>> "• .. ;> ' •'■ ■' ■*■:..!:■'.. II ih H. K. begs specially to draw the attention r the/ : n"' public tb his . H LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF GOLDAND •> SILVER WATCHES, ■' anb^ ■.. :jj ;, ~. ~ti GREAT VARIETY OF SILVER AND PLATED GOODS, "••'■•••'■'-'■ '- ' '■•• Which are of the bqst known manufactures of he ■ ■ - home markets. ' *■*'■••' 4»"Note the address - H E I N R I O H X O IN, J a W.BLLBB, •. ,• t | ,'-'"'ti>XJ E'B-N STREET. THI3 TLE WHOLES ALE1-' AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, PUB LIC : N O TI 0 E.: TN« returning, tliaiikg ,to the pubbc I for the liberal patronage he has'teceivei since ottonin? tho -BOTTLE DEPARTMENT bmtpatitlfi; that he' lias oh hand a CnoiciK SfcLECjioN or Superior Porth SirBEiKiKM, ,M*J/ Ad^laidEi WINES j also, Verdeilho and Australian Ports, which he intends to offer at th« Lowest Poa»ißiii: Remunerative Prices ipor Cash. oj!1 in jji&P ~ov ipßices; ;;'-' ■■-'■ pcr rßottfei .i, :t. taui ... H .■• 1)1,d ao it ■■ 'O'-J ,8. i*. Snperior Adelaide Wine" .. .. .. .. » 0 Martellls.and Hennessy's Pale Brandy ~. . .. , * 0 Marten'sahd Henncssv.'sDark Brtoay ~.; ...-.*.» Greenlees and Colvjlle's Whisky .; .. '~. 8 0 Campbelton Whisky.. .. ,••..' .. .. 3 « DnnvilKs/Whisky . ... f M 'l.l:>-«M vfi'""'I £ % West Inctia Rum . .. ( «. i .. -.. ~;:,... ,9 V Sherry Wine; really good .. .. .. ..8 0 Superior Shenry .. rfTJ ,. ...«.. ~« m i rVi/Tjfi Old Port Wiqe-J >a & d/i.i>.> »i.;-'J..^"' .."-4-0 Saperior Old Port Wine (Sandiman's-Four Dia mond) ..5 0 The above aro all b ; ottled the ?reinjseg. IN CASE. L | i •['/;: Gflfr pttiß BBA^ms.;;' 1 < Per bottle* ' B. D- Hennessy's.Brandy, .- . ..., f( " ■;••/'.;;••! i^ j* kartell's Brandy' ' .'.■" 'h '"•*.'■ ■■:.'"'i. 6 0 Gsneva, JDKZ, large ..- .... .. 4 6 i Geneva, JDiC^, small. „ ... ; .... j( \ \ri'-x\j,^- °;n Old Tom, Booth's and and BurnettV ... .;...* fl Pine Old Jamtvicaßum ' V.1' ''Jl..- ~8,...", ■%"$■ Dunville's Whiskey .. • '.. ■ ■ -'.'i' '"'".■ '-■';:'.> a'i'- 0 Chanipagn,e No 2 , .-; , ; :.. ~..,.;>..".' ...,.5i6; Cham^iicrrie No.'2, pinta. _.. , ; ..... m*. i«l .. ,8 .0; Chamii'ijrrie,-TacViueson's .. .. .. ... : 6.' 0 Chumpagrio, Jacqueson's, pints .. .. .. 8 0 Claret,-St. Julien .. .. •• .•• L'•• 8 0' Australian Wines, very best brands .... 3 .6 Townsend's Sarsaparilla .. .. '' i. ; .. -6'o English Ginger Wine.. .. ' .. .. ... 8 0 Ent'lish Cinnamon Cordials .. ;. .. 2 0 Ale and Porter, London bottled, best brands .. 13 Ftnm, lirandies, and Whiskeys sold by the gallon; overproof, warranted the same as from bonded store. Assorted cases of the above made tip for families' an! picnic parties. K?Liberal allowances made to wholesale purchasers. Bass' Burton Ale on draught. - ■■' ■> <■i- a ' Torms—Strictly Cash. .-. . -r+-< -. 1 , 1 UT rfißE SOUTFI BRITISH FIRE X AND MARINE INSURANCE GOMPiANTC s "i CF NEW ZEALAND. Oapitai .. .. £750,000. TMK SOUTH BRITISH is a thoroughly local institution, with moro than 900 shareholder? aU< resident- in the Colony. Fire and Marine Risks taken at tho Lowest Current Rates- !!,,'!„ 1 ■ . A. BOARDMAN, iv c. '. Manager., piANOS ! PTATSOS!; ?]:ANOS ! Just Landed, 2 BORD'S PARTS COTTAGE PIANOS,' [] \\uil ; . i' In Blackwood. • ' ( ,' ..^ORSAjLEy CHEAP, i.fw, JUivi Apply to . ■ V ' '"i R. BA I R D, VIOTORI A1 • T. ,



Drapery. . , __ _ . _ . i THE CITY CLOTHING- MART j No.oßo, ;QUE;EN STREE.T.;!) i I -— | WINTER. CLOTHING! T,HE MOST COMPLETE AND EXTENSIVE 4.. r. ; ; :-rh-.. .: .. :■■ .:.[ \ o : i ■."-' ASSORTMENT IN THE COLONY. OVERCOATS-IRISH FRIEZE OVERCOATS-PILOT, BEAVER, & WITNEY OVERCOATS—WATERPROOF TWEED OVERCOATS- ALL SIZES & SHAPES., [ ;.KJ i-•■ • ■ • ■ EXTRA LONG ~OVERCOATS! WATERPROOF COATS—Macintosh's Patent WATERPROOF COATS—Moleskin, - Indiarubber I ... Face f INDIARUBBER WATERPROOF COATS, FROM "lf&>'6Bi, "' ' - ll . Jackets—Reversible .... . . , I Jifckeis^Witriay, sPflbtf, and Beaver -■'■ Si'J ■ '■■ i Monkey Jackets, from 15s 6d Inverness Capes . hCil lOto' * PILOT,& RIPPLE CLOTH GALATEAS— j '" '■■ l■■ Coombes Make! BOYS' & YOUTHS' JACKETS, OVERCOATS, AND CAPES. i Bannockburn Twqed-Suit3 ~ ; (/> IHfcavy Tweed Suits '"■ . ( Tweed Trousers and Vests. I . . ■ I'Orjj'K) | •: hi \'i,\ ■ 0E EL ONG TWEED SUITS— 1 j,.,-,., ~.,,• Melbourne. Mask ;., y'Jj-jjO ' ! BannockburftGalateas—Coornbes'Malse! <t -oi Fancy Tweed Galateas —Coombes" Make Black qipth.G/ilateas - Coombes'Make?,.-,, ~.' Blue Cloth" Galateas—Coombes' Make. I J>oKox!;hov/:IiII f\ . i.\. .i , > .jU'ch .iv BLACK & CLOTH TWEED PAGET COATS— ; ifnyrfo ; i ~-Coombes Make ! .•'■•.'■ i■■ <n Boys' Tweed Suits * k I Boys' Black Cloth Suits. CLJmT, TWEED, & VELVETEEN KNlCKEß >>\\l^\ :BtiCKER SUITa: -::; !MH<U I We. iv, ~' o/4-.t! fc-ii.l. ) ■ nif-.'i0.l ■-!::' •■* Moleskin Trousers ■| Bedford cCord Trousers. - '■' j BEDFORD COED'ft'TWBED' BIDING- PANTS. SEASONABLE UNDERCLOTHING! i- ' , Flannel Shirts . ~ I ' Larrtb's-wool Shirts Merino Shirts • Tweed Shirts) ml t-nc. /, :\>)')i' •■■', ';'■• <U: V.Vlf- CRIMEAN SHIRTS—CooMBisa' Make lo I F..U-.. iju In :i- iji'ei DRESS SHIRTS SHIRTS) IN SILK, COTTON, WINOEYir A^lP* PHOEMIUM TENAX! IA | I Pantaloons, Socks, Stockings,, ,for every change of [ !' ■';''' ' ■"' torriperature. j Wool Scarves i Silk Scarves i Fancy Ties and Scarves '£'' • ' PABER COLLARS, LINEN FRONTS CUFFS, GLOVE Etc, | tOILET(?|IE£JUISITESv&. ; PEB,FUMBRY: f v y i I .ajoi^iiv, itiolO ~o*of .o*9 MisdoEl JovloV aili3 t | Blaok Silk Hiffu^S9lrflßß Ij'Ol!I Drab Shell Hats , rr ri , Haid'Felt'Hars':< »:' ."3'JIHT TBO3 TV Soft Felt Hats I Tweed, Cloth, and Silk Hats j THE BISMARCK HAT FOR 2s, IID. 1 .ir^iHTOJTrrr^ooTa nm;-..». Geelong Tweeds,, ~„,(-, ■, , Nelson Tweeds « Ll-VJU:I I ■• > Bliss's Tweeds Bannockburn Tweeds ■ , . ►■ i ■ ■ , j r r** Black and ■Blue Cloths '< ■-' )>-h~ . PUots, Witneys, &c. -A. ; ,(oJjXiXit vK'!j .:;>;; >fi ■'•■') '4ji& LABGEST ASSORTMENT PATTEBITS IN ABOVE GOODS IN THE COLONY. PORTMANTEAUS, TRAVELLING BAGS, IiiiIDRESSINGGASES.v1 20 eoa&lst rugs, blankets, wrappjers. Garments Made to Order with Neatness and Despatch. 0 0 j THE CITr OIiOTHINO- MART, :. 80S QUEEN^ STREET. S A. M ÜB^C O 0% #BS. (.XOOMV EMfiii - /. n\\ :<■■■ A.J; -P-ROPEIEJ O|R. I t



Insurance. ' NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE S©CIETY. This Society, originally established in 1797, offers advantages to insurers which Companies of more recent standing are unable to do. In proof of the public confidence at home in the principles and conduct of the Norwich Union Fire Office, its Business has steadily INCREASED to ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS Sterling. £100,000,000. The LOWEST RATES only are charged. This Office is distinguished for its liberality and promptness in the settlement of claims, £2,608,116 having been paid to insurers for losses by fire. BANK CREDIT being established in New Zealand, as also a large reserve fund in the Bank in cash ,Losses wttll be paid here promptly, , The Society's Agents can accept any insurances, and fix the limits and the premiums without uavi : first to consult Directors. iNO CHARGE for Policies, Endorsements, ox Surveys. » A LOCAL INSTITUTION sO far as the investment of its Receipts in the Colony op New Zealand, and to this national advantage may be superadded the support of a large and wealthy English office. In effecting Insurances against Fire it is of the first importance to select an office of High Charac ter, Long Standing, and Stability. Every information as to the Society's Rates and Principles, or as to Special Ratks, may be obtained at the Society's Offices. J. B. GRAHAM, ; Agent. G. S: GRAHAM, Inspector. Offices: Vaile's Buildings. . ; ~ SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL IN SURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE. ' CAPITAL .. ONE MILLION STERLING. AGENTS I PREECE AND GRAHAM, No 8, Vaile's Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. U. W, HEATH, : Sub-Agent. -h — '— :—, . by Royal Letters Patent Dated October 11th, 18G9. fUNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. TTjE BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE, '-"■?-'' A Chemical Preparation of Phosphorous, with the. Vegetable Alkaloid* Qumia, Cypripeden, ' ■ Xanlhoxylin, ike, Discovered, introduced, and extensively prescribed byiCHAULKs Leslie Bright, M.D., Resident Surgeon to Bt. Mary's Hospital London. 1 This Phosphatic combination is pronounced by the most eminent members of the Medical Profession to be unequalled for Us power in replenishing the vitality of the body, by its supplying all the essential con stituents of the blood and nerve substance, and for developing all the powers and functions of the system to the highest degree*. It is agreeable to the palate and innocent in its action, while retaining all its extraordinary properties, and as a Bpecific surpassing all the known therapeutic aguhts of the day for the speedy and permanent enre of 4- Nervous Prostration Trembling of tho hands and Liver Complaints limbs Palpitation of tho heart Impaired nutrition TMaziuess , Mental and physical de- Noises in tho head and ears pression Loss of energy and appetite Consumption (in its mci Hypochondria pient or first stages only) Fertiale complaints Eruptions of the skin General debility Impaired sight and memory Indigestion Nervous fancies Flatulence Impoverished fancies Incapacity for study or Impoverished blood blisincss Nervous debility in all its Sick headache stages Lassitude Prematuro decline Shortness of tho breath and, all morbid conditions of the system, arising from whatever cause. The action of the Phosphodyne is twofold—on the one hand increasing the principle which-constitutes nervous onergy, and on the other thejmost powerful blood and flesh generating agent known ; therefore, a marvellous medicine for re novating impaired and broken-down constitutions. It quickly improves the function of assimilation to such a degree that where for years an emaciated, anxious, cadaverous, and semi-vital condition has existed, the flesh will rapidly incrca?o in quantity and firmness, and the whole system return to a state of robust health. The Phosphodyne acts electrically upon the organi sation ; for instance, it assists nature to generate that hurtian electricity which renews and rebuilds the the'osseous, muscular,. nervous, membranous, and organic systems. It operates on the system without exciting care or thought upon the individual as to the process. It moves the lungs, liver, heart, kidneys, stomach, and intestines, with a harmony, vigour, yet mildness, unparalleled in medicine. The Phosphodydne gives back to the human struc ture, in suitable form, the phosphoric or animating element of life which has been wasted, and exerts an important influence directly on the spinal marrow and nervous system, of a nutritive, tonic, and invigorating character ; maintaining that buoyant energy of the brain and muscular system which renders the mind cheerful, brilliant, and energetic, entirely overcoming that dull, inactive and sluggish disposition which many persons experience in all their actions. The beneficial effects of the Phosphodyne are fre quently shown from the first day of ita administration by a remarkable increase of nervous power, with a feeling of vigour and comfort to which the patient has long bepnunaccustomed. Digestion is improved ; the appetite increases wonderfully; the bowels become regular ; the eyes brighter ; the ! skin clear and healthy ; and the hair acquires strength, showing the importance of the action of the Phosphodyne on tho organs of nutrition. Finally, j the Phosphodype maintains a corta n degree of activity in the previously debilitated nervous system ; its use enables all delibilated organs to return to their sound state and perform their natural func tions. ,' Persons suffering from Nervous Debility, or any of tho hundred symptoms which this distressing disease assumes, may rest assured of an effectual and even speedy cure by tho judicious use of this most invaluable remedy. DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE Is sold only in cases at £1 Is, containing two bottles; and £2 2s, containing live bottles. Also in family cases at £5, containing sixteen bottles. To be had1 of all Chemists and Up-Country ■ Storekeepers throughout the Colonies. . ■ \ FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USE IN THE ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERM AM LANGUAGES AC COMPANY EACH CASE. i . SELECT MEDICAL OPINIONS. . Sir1 Charles' Locock,' Physical Accoucheur to .Her Majesty the Queen, stated at a meeting of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society that in thirteen cases ef debility and nervous prostration he had effected permanent cures by the use of Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne. p '/Sir Wm. Ferguson, Bart., F.R.S., Surgeon to Her 'Majesty the Queen, says:—"l have repeatedly pre scribed Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne, and found it an agreeable and beneficial remedy. I have but one ob jection regarding it, and that is the elaborate process required in the preparation will not allow o^ the retail prices being within the reach of all classes." Dr. Lancaster, the eminent Coroner, says:—"Dr Bright's Phosphodyne is calculated to entirely super sede iron, mercury, sarsaparilla, quinine, and cod-liver Dr. R. Quain, F.R.C.P., Physician,to the Hospital for Consumption, Brompton, remarks: —" It cannot be doubted that this Phosphatic preparation will hence forth rank foremost in therapeutics ; it generates all the important elements of the human frame, the peculiar charactdr of this substance fitting it for vital uses." Sir, T. Lawrence says : " I havve found Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne an excellent remedy in skin diseases. I presume it is by oxydisation." Professor Syme says:—"The effects of the Phos phodyne in obstinate cases of disease are as astonish ing as perplexing." , Drl Hanfield Jones, F.R.C.P., F.R.S., Physician to St. Mary's Hospital, says, in Athropy and General Debility Phosphodyne is a most admirable remedy ; it invigorates the nutritive functions, and increases the vital' energy—" it not only acts as an absorbent,' but retards or repairs the waste of tissue, and restores the nutritive functions to their normal condition. The Lancet considers the Phosphodyne one of the most'important contributions made to Materia Medica during the last century. Pamphlets containtag Testimonials maybe obtained from: all Chemists and Up-Country Storekeepers. 1 B3t Caution. — B<J particular to ask for Dr. Bright s Phosphodyne, as Imitations are abroad; apd avoid' purchasing Single Bottles, the Genuine Article being sold |n cases only. j Wholesale Agents for New Zealand :— KEMPTHGEN.E, PRO's'S'EBJ &Co. I '■''•■ r> DUNEDIN. 1



Miscellaneous. A POTHECAEIES' HALL. SMITH'S RHEUMATIC & GOUT MEDICINES. Extract from Letter:—" Sir, I beg to return you my sincere thanks for the bottle of Medicine you supplied mo with for Rheumatics. When I received it I was in most excruciating agony, had had no rest for nights; but after the first three doses I; broke into a gentle perspiration, found immediate relief, and, thank God., enjoyed a good night's sleep. I had before tried several advertised nostrums but without success. Accept my grati tude." SMITH'S ANTIBILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS The best Aperient known, Tonic Alterative,, and Purifying, containing no Mercury. Extract fromletter:—" Sir—l havegreat pleasure in stating that through the aid of your Antibilious and Liver Pills (using one or two doses a week) I have been restored from intense suffering, arising from torpid liver, loss of rest and appetite, nervousness and general disarrangement, to the: possession of perfect health. I also.observe that the Pills have a marked diuretic effect, giving great relief to the kidneys." SMITH'S AVORM POWDERS. The enormous Sale of. these Powder is still in creasing. Extract from letter: —'' Sir—After trying every known.remedy upon my children for worms I was at last fortunately induced by a neighbor to try a packet of your Worm Powders. I used them according to the directions, and the result was so astonishing that if I had not been an eye-witness I would not have believed it. I am pleased to state that since using them my children have recovered their looks, health, and appetite ; in short, a shilling packet has saved me pounds' worth of medicine, Please send by bearer a packet of Powders, as I wish to give them to friend." ~,.,: I) .. . J PB.OPBIETOB • Gi SYDNEY SMITH, ■■ '• Clhemist, Etc., apothecaries' hall, 226, queen street, Thrke Dooks Below tite City Hall. AND WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, QUEEN STREET, \ ■ ~ . (CORNER OK WKLLESLEV STREET), AUCKLAND. JOHN HANCOC X, PROPRIETOR. ROYAL II OTEL, PRINCES STREET ONEHUNGA, Having a Commanding View of the Harbour and surrounding conntry. HENRY FULLER (late of the Edinburgh Castle Hotel, Symonrts street) having taken the hbove Commodious Family Hotel, begs to inform his friends unrl the public that hois prepared to give every attentior to the comfort of guests Who may honour him with their visits. Meals to order at all hours. Table d' Hot 6at 1 p.m. on Sundays. N.B—Only the Best Brands of Wines and Spirits kept. Whitson's Celebrated Brilliant Sparkling Alos. BilliaAds—Ono of Alcock's Best Tables. Also, Billiard-Bagatelle Slate Table. GOOD BEDS. ri A M P BEL L'S CENTRAL HOTEL (Opposite Auckxand Savings Bank), QUEEN STREET. The undersigned boga to inform nis friends and the public tlmt since taking possession of the above long established Hotel helms spared no oxponso in the entire ronovation of tho establishment, j THE BAR has been newly Painted, Papered, and Decorated, and it is stocked with a careful selection of the very best Liqueurs of the Choicest Brands, i THE SITT,IIs 70-ROOMS ,v have also been Newly Furnished for the.convenienco and comfort of customers. («,'.(■'' /. |\ ' . : ': ' ' ■'■ ' Ji THE BEDROOMS have all been •Re-furnished ,and thorougl\ly rop aired, arid, everything done that wil conduce to the comfort of Boarders. .... > • i Of! tfJ THE CAPE ( y'i ' has been fitted up in'a first-class stylo, and will be under the superintendence of a THORQUGIIIY QUALIFIED COOIL .7 / , , ■■ ■ ' ' ■ ,■ : _• J: S'li'.l.-i '■ J.S.C. wishes particularly to intimate that every at tention will be given to his customers. . JAMES STEVENSON CAMPBELL, ''"' _ PROPRIETOR. DANTZIG > SPRUCE. BRAND: RICK & FISCHER. THIS' ; -univers'al'; arid excelleinti ■ bevera^?1 of tho celeiir^tpd brand of Rick anb •'FlSCliEll is now to bo had on Draught, in Bottle, or by the Keg, from , < , v. ■- . . . JOHN SCEATS, BRITISH HOTEL, J" QUEEtr' STREET. . [, „,,. V(V ,,., !.,..,, M , Highly recommended by the faculty ■■'■ "!-i " ARE YOU IN WANT OE MONEY. L O Sr'D ON. LOAN OFFIC E, (Corner of.Queen and Wellesley-streets). MONEY Advanced on .Tewellery, Diamonds, Plate, Wearing Apparel, and every description of available security. -.•■■, . , /_ ( The strictest Secrecy observed in every transaction. Fire-proof Safes on the premises for the better ac- i curity of Valuables. MORRIS MARKS, : !-'. |>. PROPRIETOR. . ;. ■Tj^J TEE Q-OLDWATER, .CORNER OF QUEEN AND WEST QUEEN STREETS, L'O A N X) F P.I CE. Money Lent on every description of Goods, in any gum up to One Thousand Pounds. MYER GOLDWATER. ■ j ' • ' ; ' ''.'!»' '.;. | ■ Pr ji. >: nulaii ■ A(D|V E R T I.SE M EN,T,S ..p,nd \ Subscribers' Names for the Fiji Times left at, theloffice of this paper will receive!pr6mptvattention.' Agents.



Sewing Machines, &o. Sewing Machines for the Million! THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE COLONY .i I■■ 1 ■'~ j , A.ll ;!'.', ..;■'! { | MONTAGU'S O celebrated -eanoy bazaar, QUEEN STBEET, AUCKLAND: The "Defiance" Hand Lock-Stitch, Sewing Machine, complete WITH EXTRAS; £ s. d. . : Price .. 6 0 0 • ! With Table .. ..... .. 610 0 <* ' rpHIS Machine has been awarded X seven PRIZE MEDALS at, the various com petitive trials held in Victoria and New South Wales, apd is generally admired for its elegance of finish, the certainty of, its. doing all that the most expensive ma chines are supposed to perform at one-half their cost, and its extreme simplicity, as children are enabled to work it equally as well as adults. , ... , - r - THE "GERMANIA" SILENT LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE. Price ... .. ' ..'.■■ '.'.. !.. £5-15: 0' ■■ With 19 extras. ■ ~ , ~ ,\ This Machine has obtained a world-wide notoriety, having been awarded Twenty-six Gold Medals in Europe, and has taken several Prizes in Melbourne, Ballarat, and G'eelong, and. is acknowledged by,the, *• Victorian Press as one of the Best and Cheapest Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines yet submitted to the public. A oonstant supply of .Needles, , Cotton, and < all extras, on hand. ~-, « • ! •••• a An experienced Machinist always on the premises: to instruct purchasers, and lessons given gratis, if required to parties preferring, at their own residences In order to meet the requirements of all classes WEEKLY PAYMENTS. WILL BE TAKEN. NBtk the Address — Montague's Fancy Bazaar, t•• (QUEEN; STREET- AUCKLAND, TTOWICK AND AUCKLAND line'of '■■.; "',; !,■ ROYAL MAIL COACHES. PAILY .TIME TABKE.,;',' .'.V Leave Howick for Panmure,; St... John's College I Remuera, and Auckland, at 7.30 a.m. Leave Auckland for; Remuera, St..'John's College, Pamnuro, and Howiok, at 3 p.m.. J. LOOMB & CO., Proprietors. BOOKING OFFICE — VICTORIA;- STREET. < . ; I - ■■■ ■ • • i ■.:■■■ S;HOR TL AN I)- STRE £T, Almost Opposite General Post-office. , iTew Zealand ,Steam Coffee Mill's. Established 1864.] Dsteph"e~n,son & co. • Have on Hand and for Sale;:— Coffees—Raw and Roasted, Plantation, Java, Native in bond and duty paid Coffee, packed in lib,. 21b, • 41b, 61b, 71b 121b, 141b, 81b, and &01b tins Peppers, black and white, whole or ground Peppers, packed in J-lb tins and upwards Peppers, Cayenne, loz cruets and bulk Mustard, Colman^s Hb, lib, and 71btins ; , Curry Powder,' 'Morton's. Cross & BlackwelTs and- Bengal, in J-lb and lib bottleß ■■■■•■■ Chocolate and Cocoa, Fry's, Taylor's. and'Epps : Chdcolate, French, lib packets ' • Arrowroot, lib and 71b tins Nutmeg, whole or ground, in tins.or bulk ,' / / Cloves' do dp . , dp , Ginger • do': ■ do ''do' Carraway •do do ". do' Cintamon do do ' ' do ' ' ••' Pimento do do do Mixed Spices, in loz. packets, plain and faricy boxes Mixed Spice, in tin's, assorted sizes . *.. ihii«-u'A * Essence of Lemon arid' Assorted Essences Ground Bice, in tinfoil packets Chicory, Barry's Lame's, and Colonial. D. Stephenson and Co., WHOLESALE COb'FKE & SBICB MERCHANTS« , W yndham BTRBKT. Auckland ,: ~ m.., a...'. Y r,.- : ii.v..o aaR"/.*ASj T" J PATENT'LOCKSTITCH ■' ™* i ! IISE WI N G ' 'MA CHI NE S - jl a! ■ Are a thoroughly j GENUINjE ARTIQLE ■ •., ,vy, > t ,; ; s:l *■>'■- ;''C6ntaihW< " »Ui!l/JA „, , , IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS,*" • '■ Being correct and substantial in oonstruction, simple' , In/ action, handsome in appearance, and giving '.'ttiorough satisfaction, , , \ , > r, 'V'/,f T Prices—Hand Machine, 5 guineas l Stand Machine,, 7 guineas 'and'8 guinea^- extra's included.' VI '"-' /. Eeqtiisites supplied; ih'strticti6n: given, andropair1 donejon the premises. | .11 rrflJiJ $LW&W%> GTJEJ 'I VL L T 1 ■ ,i »..'. .. ..;.. 0PT1C1AN,!,.....- :,TVA it j ;.f ■■' . SITORTIiAKtD-STBEET, :' '■ •> ■'''' ■ j -^AaENT^'FOKOT^-'ZEALAINJ).-'' 'TO IFARMERSV SETTLEiIS ■ BUTCHERS ; ;'';;ANI);t)THERS^; « THE Undersigned are Cash Pur i cliaserg' of ! Hides,/ Sheepskins,; Tallow, Wool,1, 4c./&c, at highest markets rates. ~ i L. D. JISCATHAISr ' Sn CO., I ,-; ;,BHjQRTLANI) STREET - : b i;iii: ( , ■; (Opposite Post-office),, Auckland. MUFFINS!" ' MUFFINS!'' E. ;H. PERCY, Wholesale and Retail Muffin Baker, begs to inform the publirf generallyll_that he'will Re- ■ commence Business in the-' aboyo -line To-morrow (Saturday), 24th inst.','and'trusts' by strict-attention ■to business arid an"article equal to that made by him in business before to merit a continuance of past favors. r«< ,-. , , N.B.—To be had at Messrs Caley and Waters', Confectioners, Quoen street. ■ i -''• >•'■" I pIHO'TO Q- R A E H Y. ■:.! I '""%'.* IiEMERN," 1'" ARTIST & PHOTOGRAPHER, | 193, QUEBN STREET, AUCKLAND, > Rooms i: ovje Mb. Kiira'sl.iCHitMiST. Caries-de~visite taken the best styleatl2s 6d per dozen ' j -7s 6d per half-dozen ~ ;;" ' Portraits Painted in Oil arid Water Colours in, a style ,"j unsurpassed in. the, colonies. . , COAL, FIREWOOD, ETC! g|hE P H EEB &! C O. ; Have on Sale at their Yards— i ■ ''- /■ " IA'J i 150 tdn^ Bay^of- Islands Coal ','"'] '.. ■ 200 tons Bejsfc T^-tree Fijr^ojojd. _;-;!.;,< -_~ Ordjers left at the;'Yark,/6V at the' O/ffice, next to Mr Binneyfs,,. iQu'een. stieet,' 'win' recfolve prompt .attention.. ,■ j rfiuiaM'J t&iiflY Ht/t ;ii: ,'iuiia j'v The Yards aro on the town side of Mr IT. Gllfillah'B i Coal Depßt. i : Auckland, May 81,1873, '



Miscellaneous, tS- :..'M:'.S~O-'"tr- '-.i ,-S1; X Y|; EIJNEEAL UNDERTAKER iiiiiiliiwiiMßiM^Ka^B~"J^ lullljtlllJllllll ■niiMnwinwiT i i■•■ '• '■ ' [ESTABLISHED. 1842.] . , ! ' W" ■~.': j, a 'm.»l!l:e'' s ON, ■ • TUNEKAX UNDBRTAKEE, &c. Cemetery Enclosures on Sand or Made to Order. '' THE TkIaPK. SUPPLIED WITH, FURNISHINGS; . WE UESLE V BTK EET 'E A S.T. :. ~ , Epur DflOTs from Corner. ■; ,^ W,R, HAT"W A ED'S • : CHEAP BEDDING,- UPHOLSTERY, &>.■ FUNERAL EURN SHING $&<-, ' «*s.,WJLREHQUSE,U,-., ~•'.■.■.■■ ■'R(EM 0 V E D ■• w y-sr'D'H am 'street,; , '■•' '''(Next' Queen-street Corner.) Besiaence and Shop:. Corner of 'Pitt and Grey j ~ streets, , ': ■•:,',»■■. Ci li, 0 OXQ;E, -<i £ -AS S> V/ AND PAPERHANGINGS. .. ~. Next''to Bank 'oi1, Nitt Zealand. JV HENDERSON, ' ' Importer of and dealer in' 0i1,.. White. Lead.Turps, Zinc White, House""Painters', Coach and Cabinet makers'. Varnishes, Calico Scrim. Clock and Compass- Glasses, Brushes, '&c.,' &c. ; .VENETIAN BLINDS T \ t * ' '■ • jinn * i ■ i * *■ ' * ''"' '■ WIRE GAUZE, AND PEBBORATED ZINC ■ BLINDS. ... CAN be had. at tne Auckland Venetian .Blind ■ Manufactory,' Shortland-street.'bf any dimen sions in any number, Within a given time, of: the 'BEST QUALITY, AND AT REASONABLE prtces. " ■; , ' •,' .".,.■' ■ i . ' |^3^"BENT TO Xtl PaHTS OP NEW ZEALAND. I ■•'.-of'":jkI.'it:. BT7SBY,. ''t iA '."'' SPractlcal'Bllnd-maker and Wire-worker, many years established at City Road, London, manufacturer1 of' evpry description of "Window Blindß, Plain and Orna-i mental/Wire iWork.;.. -, ■ . i, ■/ ■. ■ Old Blinds cleaned, altered, repaired an painted. I"";1' ; ;. i ■SHOBTIiANP STSEET, AITCKIiAJn). ■ f , -~--. -.■ ■ ! inf.', ■■) /'l'ic'i ■■'; ■■■■■ jTIOBB & CO.'S TBLEGRA.PHIC \J LINE OF MAIL COACHES. ,' i . , '■', j TIME TABLE. I.iii.. lieave Auckland every Monday, Wednesday, and j i ' - Friday, at 6 a.m., for— . s. d. • s-., d ' Otfjhnhu.J "',"'''•'/ 2 6' Point Russell .. 15 0' Papatdetoo .. ' 4 G' "ffgaruawahia .. 30 0' Papakura..' ,„; « .0' .' Hamilton , ~-,35.0 Drtuy, ..'[, ~.,.. 7,- a- ■ Cambridge ~,,.; 4(1., <">; Beave Hamilton eyery Tuesday, Thursday, and j I ■"■■;'■' '•" -fiatrirday, fit 6 a.m.';' for-- '■' •■" '' ' Hgaruawahia .J 4 50 Papatoetoe.: .. 80> 6^ Point Russell ..,20 0. • Clalmlm... ~ ..;32.6. Dniry '~ ....27 6 Auckland/; ■.«. fBS 0 Papakura ' '..' .28.6' .' • /'•''■. '•''" lleaves Hamilfcohi at Sam., for' Alexandra every' Tuesday and: Saturday; 'leaves Alaaandra at;i2,nooii> forHamiltoh, to meeijtho Coach for Auckland, every, 'Monday and Triflay. ' ." ; " parcels (forwarded to' all parts' of the ■ Waikatb1, and mußt bepaidior before leaving,thaoffice. Weidon't' holfi ourselves responsible for.any parcels: value over ' ',' ;DAli£Y TIME TABLE! ', '~ 1 ' LeaVe Axicklanfl overy Monday, ■Wednesday, and Fri < day;'at Ca.rti-. -and every Tiieaday; Thursday;l ' ; , v and Saturday, at 8 a;m., for/<i I f>ul»! . Otahuhui „,,.{. ,'j ~; Papatdetqo ; ~,[♦ ,|; 1 ' Papikura ''Dniry. '(,:,>'.! . Leaves Drufy every Mondar, • AVednesday,'and Fri day, at 12 noon, and every Tuesday, Thursday, and' Saturday r e.t 4 .o'clpck p. m., for Papakura, Papfttoetpej Otahuhu and Auckland. •, • , r- v y '' -Eisaye Auckland at S p.m. for , . ■,[}, : -Otahuhtt' "i ■'<■ i. ' Ifapatoetbe' nus3ijft> . 'Papakuw,! [' •• [, ..-. "■■. ■.Dfciry <,"•• "; -igonii: t' 1 Le.aye Prury ( at 7.30 afin. for.,, ~,t ■ oil' "» ! 'Papakura1 ' , Papatoetoe"" . ■ Otahuhu :-i •; ■: ■ !Auckland< kll "•' ■ Carriages, Buggies, or Saddle Horses can be hired for fill parts of the^rovinM"" Boo'eW^ Office:— Ei^totp-strekt.' C G. QUICK, Proprietor. H. MOFFLIN, Manaser. WO L E E 8 .Kll i T.'.. AROMATJC liJ 'i » i'IBUO I SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS 1 ■ ■ ' It! is an indisputable f acb that the advantages of this perfectly pure beverage have-now rendered it the most • largely consumed pfiany imported spirit, the demand throughout .the'wnole of .the Australian-colonies, tataOst'-exceediEfgi •tho-Vsapability 6t the proprietor to" ■ supply.;. •.-!!-!■ lp B.icorfasiß S< I imiioiii r.lni.imn ■ WpUp'.s Schnapps is, nqyv pecupying^the place held in past years'by Inferior brands of geneva, the medical ! ■pr.ofesslon"testffyirig to'ita'^x^ellbnco:over 'these t and other adulterated 'Spirits, diicluding Frenoh' brandy, in! no"ess.-than.' -> £[ ;\ haJay^aua. H ! •' JPJSO'v) $ , ;, v TENjTHd.tfSAND LETTEES,,: 1 , .;., which'ftre in the pbssessibri of^the Manufacturer, all certifying* to its'perfecf purity'and marked superiority over every, other stimulant as as diuretic, tonic;'and!. restorative., ■~. ... ... . t -■:• .. , ~• : .:'. ~,> 81 , The 'Resident Physician of tlie Sydney j Infirmary says :'—"Thave' rib hesitation instating that I Consider jyour Schnapps ta.'.mosti excellent stimulant 'and; diuretic." :., ■. j.,.. ... .;,; ; ;. ,■ ; • ■;; v . : . , The Government 'Analytical Chemist. Melbourne,, says :—As a'samplo'of'hollahds'gin; 1 do. liot think it ■ can be Sttrpassed.il. 'It may be recommended for^se' in-hospital and private practice as a good aromatic. stimulant.V oA immlmamii .>iv,.,H liviO »i An injunctionl asairist fho sale of a coiinterfeited article has recently, bee.n granted in "the Supreme I Court of New, South 'Wales,! under a penalty of, £30,000 ; andjve .are instructed, v^ith a view to pro tect thepublic, to prosecute''any one offering for sale any. imitation of the'gemiine brand, for whioh we are the sole : Whosale! Agents .fori the whole of Australia and New Zealand. -;,.;.; j l. d. nl^han & co:, rrrr rr- . " Agents. ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. ■ ■; !« ; .ojiuii!;) i. liu1 ' I: .../ ?.ni!l.« '■; TO THE ELEOToWI OF THE PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND.- >:.. ; ij ii..un.-.l . =.. iel - ~TN compliance witli the request of a large number of the Electors; I have to' announce that it is my intention to' become a Candidate for the, ; : Qffipe of Superinte.n,dentat the' forthcoming Electlph^ ftula j 't''< nji, iirt" ■ .■' Jiouioii im'iiußill ImJlwill take an early' opportunity 'of meeting the'1 n,(W ; .ootfi to saottiJ ...vir; 11;. i ;,'.':• .. .'•_ )( E^eqtors and, (.explaining Imy yiews.^Od questions I j ' ilfifiß lJ "•''■ -fidun ■ . uuil >U 'afre'eting tho interests of tHe Proviiicfei: lo f"ui'J«a"'l -4 HUGH H. LUSK '



Miscellaneous. ___— t —,—_ —~>, % .. -.N.O.T I,G E. . Y. ,;,, j THE public are informed that I have* obtained a Licensofr<i>m tho City Concdl Offlfcsi for the Removal of Kulibisli or Night PojL: Thftloiifesii price charged, and satisfaction puarantred.^ . ■. , Orders may be left at ths City Council Office J1 or*at' Mr Sceats' British Hotel. > 1 '.."'• 1 .. ,' ' . I ; E^STA BL t'SHED 18,5% ■ ',■: pianos; pianos;' 'rff THE LAIi Q.EST ST'dCK ( Of ■ ■ ■•■ ■ Trt H)d 'K'rifcn at" ''r'' .' * : TTOFFMAN'f" AGAD SM • T OF ";M tJ 18, J'p 3,5, Sn / OETLA]S T.p-STRBET. / , h.A.''' Pianos and ITarmopiuros for Sale or Hire-andipur the deferred payment system from i.H to £125. Evtty instrument ■ guaranteed, art! kept in tnpe one'yeajf after.purchnse,'free rtf/Hihrge; ' ' ' . •■ ■)» TnstrumenlK of every description Tuned and' Be*, paired, Bouglit, Sold, and taken in excliange.,,;.,,,!^' ''' ' ' .■■:—^J Im ■'■'■■'' I'vttlw ; THE'CUftE IS AT HAND./;j^; iScorbwftc .Eruptions,'as .sor« Fe«'d?.,a?id^cr()fw'!o«s M ( Sv>ellirms.-~\t this powerful 'Ointment bo well rut)T)ey',' into the parts affected all skin disease will be'speedfld'7l' i overcome. It acts- not.by repression, but repulsion. It enters the system as salt enters meat, and operates .no't;lbcally only, 'but!'constitutionally purifying, the . whole system, neutralizing'all depraved huni6urs, ' and effecting a raVlical and1 complete cure. ThePillfcv should be taken ,as,an auxiliary io the Ointment, as . 'they' are s6 prepared as ,to act in unison 'with it,^. facilitating and confirming the conquest of the' disease ' Dipthericb, liberated Sore TJiroat and Quingejf:—mie : above complaints have for twenty years beeri.treatsii. with Holloway's Ointment and: Pills with perfect success. The cures have been so* remarkable, speedy. I and oumerous,. that these often fatal diseases are mora' 1" easily cured by thes& medicines than even the common ><! sore throat, if taken in time. \ iuHtattAid^ TKe K,ianeys, 'Stone and Gravel. —ln these complain^. • the i i Ointment almost acts like . a charm, . pro-' I vidinfe it is, very.effectually rubbed over the regi6ns!dfu: the kidneys, vyhich it will penetrate and give almost;/ imme,diate.relief, while the .Pilk should be. taken apCbrding^ to the printed 'directions,, vrhen,the most,, extraordinary cures may be effected by this means/I. ' ißad Leys,, Bad Breasts > Scrofulous > Sores, avd >c Gtland-ular 'Swellings.-^la ; such cases the Ointment operates surely and with a rapidity that resembles, . magic. It should'be rubbed into the parts affectea after they have been fomented with lukewarm water.l!£ The purifying and 9urative powers of this marv^Uojii urigueirt have neve /failed. An old sore, wound, pr v/ ujcer always yields to itsinfluenoe, and in cases of bad ,breasts; /or milk feverS,: its action is wonderful'1"" ■ dlaftdular^welUngs may soon, be reduced by followiug1' » ,tte j>rinted directiqnsii ■ ........ ■ U ..i;"> wd [llie'A'ctio'rlojfthe'lleart—Bropsy.—The last.named. ( . ( .disease is commonly preceded by irregular action of J 'theheart, and 'difficult respiration • which symptonts are always seyfJre, and ever go fro^m bad to worse unless ■ ' proper rneltns of cure'arc rpsorte.d to. In.Holloway^r „ uiiiiValled Ointment and"'Pills the dropsical patient., ' will ever nnd succour ; the present relief tferivedfroni'"! tlie use of these _rgmedie'i..is.~anarvellously quick ,aiid perseverance' in * the steady application ,of this famous f Ointment-'finvariably,-"results in 'a cure. ,;act 'firfthi'suci r .energy's <jn the ■'c; rculation 'and absorbent system that the dropsical fluid vanishes, and the sufferer finds all the oppressive ■symptoms.daily decline till natural health returns.' i Go at and RfLCumatism, way be cured with the greatest certainty if iarge quantities jofjJJie Ointment be well worked ttfb'th'e" complaining parts, and this , jpbrseveringly done for some time- It is, no use ,to_. smear'i^ wn^heisklii only; it.must.be got into1 the system. Takeas many Pills nightly as will act two or three times during the.24, hours-; Jgfihew the use of -coffee, and all stimulants.'' When these complaint ate leaving the; system tlie virulence ot the complaint frequently .seems toincrease. '*, ]■'.'.:] 1 ,8.8 SBl ! Indiscretion of Yoiiiji.— Spresj iilcers; and ~, 'bin ' with1 6eriainty be''xiured'if this Ointment be: thoroughly, rubbed all round tlie 'complaining parts t\^ice or thrice n..day,, keeping them covered with-' '' linen rag spread with the same. ■ ' , ; tliiii fl ■•'■"■'> ■ jThe Pills must be taken according to the printed directions. The blood being in an impure state perseverance?' iSJ necessity;.." JFrom iuinane motives letters of 'advice will be answered gratuitously. To save carriage, the Pills and Ointment should; be pb- .q, tamed in: the'neighbourhood of the •sufFereV, and not! frpm Holloway's Establishment ( I Both the Qintinent.a-nd UwgiUAshoidd be^us'ed^j/ijh following cases :— Bid Legs Cancers." . " Scalds -, T . rrt t-ii 'Badßreista ". Contracted and. SoreNip'pleg---i'(»^ -.Rims Stiff Joints Sore.-throatsJ tJunions ■'-'■• Eleplmntiasis ''•' (Skin-disease jßite of Mosquitos Fistulas - - Scurvy • andSand«fflies,Go\it;.'"; J- v Sgrerheadg'i^T Cojco-bay ' " " Glandular Swell- Tumours ;Cliiego-foot . . ings 1 Ulcers „ . j- T ,t A ..q- Chilblains, .j;. Iftimbago'. < t^WotindS-; cf.;- u iOliapped Hands; q Piles; ■•rjit, ;f C. SfaTySi. ; U;: C .. j Corns (Soft) "iKTieumatism'. ] ~ j f** There is a considorablo saving by taking the jlai&er sizes. •' ' •>>>■'■••■> " N.B.r»Dlredtions for the guidance of patients in ■ ev^ry, disorder;areafljxed AOj.efliChPjoti'i :■ ami Sfll n'j fo Purify the Blood.— .These,Pills,-have been placed •by (the common consont'-of nifiriklnft at the head of all remedies ; -fbr 'neifioving obnoxious poisons from the blood, and cleansing all t ( b.'e-tissu(fs.|Pf,tjie.bpdy.':.,!The / f]'" Have saved fJipusancis Vcar after,year fi-pm. falling * r sad-incetoItheeffect.s6fdygpe^sia,dys^ntcry,'diiMoi4i'-.,', cpnstipationiilivar cpitiiilAin'tisi 4c: ;■ aTactr «tltestedf.byif«'"■ 'myriadsof witnesses. Excessive \yfei){#es.^|infljd£b."'iyy> II R. the wiir^iings ipf^decMasuig orgnuic energy..and,vj.Ul("| deejay;'ard1 Yfc^totfe'd arid reanimated witt'vigour and,,, heiiltnfnl notion in 'every organ thrbughoti't!thevsydteni 1JJ* by ihe restorative and exhilirating influence of.toif^OJ! medicine. Female Complaints. -All" disorders pt the sex, and diseases in every crisis iierildusab-thelife and health of woman,.ypuUiful or aged, married or single, may fee radically and quickly cured vyithput risk or trouble byi'P a few' 'dose's of 'these • Pills', t'iiken a'efcrftdtrig; tb JtH«.' . printed directions; )'•-■-•■ ■■>■'" -'«• '■* ■<>'^ *'' og ri vnieui Indigcstionwith - c L<ttigov.r- and, Want \ ofEntitfy-Trl'l Whe(i i faking, ,these .Pills,,rub Ho^oway's (Celebrated. )T ,|g ! Ointment' over ,ihe pit' 'of "tlie stomach1, and'over the t_ regibn-s of the liver;' on^ the'Mghfc1 "side rindiftftJietibs' '■u^ and. you will at once experience a change if oi the bettervrtii-^ in ypur^digest^pn, .splits, appetjte,, strength, andi'j" energy.' . The improvement, though; it ,may, J> be i j [ . 1 ,. ' fcVadual will be-thorough and lasilng\ V '," v-% '" \ Dropsy. -The efficacy of Holloway's^Pills in dropsy "»wy is extraordinary:,.;.They-act with Such peculiW'effoP*:! oitl 4ipon .tlie, system, that-the. ( fluids .arising, from th%[ R 7/ 'direful'disease are imperceptibly carried off' and 'pre% , Ihrentedfrom any ■f{Trth<Br)'AcHimiulation.':" The!sufferer J'-'-■ legains a buoyancy of .'si^irits/ andi'rejoices iiia'<com;'*:i-"'f'*] p'letely,r.ejovated constitution ; ]m.t it ia indispensably/! u'J necessary tli»t the*Ointinoht slibuUV.be "paoit^ffecttijj^i f j t Tubbed'into'th6'cdrnplaiKing pattk'"'",' '! '"!. . ■j'jStomach; Liv'crj Kidmcysytin& ■#<"jfcifc.^Thosbs*no'''> (.' puffer irom l^ii^ and liver cqmplaints ,shqivl4ifir3r Wo,V,fli' 'effects.of tills,valuable remecjy, a few dps^S|Of >whi l ch (tw; ([; '\*ill ni^k'e.tlie isu'flferer 'feel elastic And vigorbus, re-, i i moving all impurities; giving' a: healthy -action to ' .^Yp; af.-,biliousa<?tacks'be.allowed'ioconttnuetserious ■"'"' r casualities n^ay^ arise, and the.sufferei; to^icopsignedto,-;-,-* : abed of sickness.. In all disorders of- the kidneys the, y il( . ( .Ointment snbiildbe well'nipb'eti'into ihe backonc^'or ~ ;^wice a day.•.; and the PUls; iacting in unison, willoute' *•> any complainVf-rising fromtjieseprgftns.i: .<'■' »b*ru SW ' '"ft<j))l,—'Shortneks-of Breath with Weakness.— -Vfry, J o •batl symptonis, wjliich if n'6t corrected, niay'tenovto. vaitesorio-nsdisorticrsdf th sbeart, orothervltal organs:' * Eat moderately a*'-,'T f.o.Aake six.:Pill3 nighUyjiei1 oa. some little time; ChKujilenty; of fresh air withimciderat»;i;j ■>'! 'eiercise,' arid tire,'human machinery' wilTtTe quicklyj w: ),, restored to libalth'a'nd \ngp'ur.' ' Try this tout forthree f " , days only, and tho result'will be marvellous. ' ;i: ■' ' . I Gqmplaintsincidcntito C/iiWren.-rAllcomplaintsoi. iil chil'dren may soon be cured jif care be taken to purify gj[£/ their blood, correct the adtion of the liver, and cleanse i( the-stomach and bowels : a f-few doses Of thcse:famouß Pil^s will immediately.,b'aveiithe.desired!effect, -pa»K- :u ticul.irly if parents bp careful in ,n,ot allowing.them, tyi-yi eat of things which tlioy know would b'e'injurious to^j,^. themselves.'1 . ' ' J ';; ''lJ ' •■''" Hotloway's Pills ares the best remedy hnbwn in '■ >-x^ JJ ■ . world for,, the foUowiny disease^:—-} -jili Ivl--!% Ague: i.„.i; .... Fe.male/ Irrqgu\, .King's, Evi r ßj;fgf* Asthma, . , .larities, .~ Sore Throats; ,i.,i-,| niK Bilious Com-"' Feverspf all kinds Stone and*GraV? ;,,,) 1 plaintsl •!- :Mts' :'' !ra Becondary'Syriip" ~" Blotches on.the Gout:.' ■.. .: v.it toms' qJ-'' t?I' J ' Skin., f,,,f, Hehdaclie,) ■,-,.;■;; Tic.Dpulpure"jaiiO t 'Bowei( ,Com- Iridieestion M i,. Tumours' . ..r^vjiof* I plaints' , Inflammatioii'' Ulcer '''.."' "- '"j nl CoUcs' : " r ■ Jaundice-' • ' - Venereal'Affeel IUIT Constipation of Liver Complaints tions sfibjoou *■ p the .Bowels ...,Lumbago o,,, , WojWhQfoSri HOlsM Consnxnp'tion r' Piles '. , kind's ■"' ..,r. l ii % Debility ' llhenmatism ' Weakness; '."from-" « Dropsy .• . ••<• ;■ Rdtentian' otn.l \ cause! " '■' .Dysentery. ' Xlrine ~ > '-&c.y&c.; j; ai '.U"'{ Erysipielas ' JScrofula,. Pr ( <\ 'L". j ■ ..,.,, .tJ-1 ~>.i\\l V THere is' a 'considerable siting by .taking the . largerfeiaes.' '''"• J>«islaovi oxTnoJi "i'Ai&vum *«*^ N.Bf— Directions,,for, .the guidainpe of<; patientadJtf "jjjte' every allied, toj each Bpx. , ..:, ■ t ,■ f nij toy J