Printed and published by the proprietors George McCullagh Rekd, of North Shore', and Henry Brett, of Parnell at their General Steam Printing Office, Wyndhain street, inthe City, of Auckland New Zealand:—, . • ■■ • > . tol Friday, .Pebrvary 7i 187& £ .GifrffS.

TOE: mWtSQ. B'fiß. MtlBAiV FEBMJAUY 7, 1818



Miscellaneous. VENETIAN BLINDS "WIRE GAJTZE, AND PEBTv6rM'ED ZINC BLINDS. jg CAN bo had at the Auckland "^letian Blind Manufactory, Shortland-^rceijgjjjof any dimen sions, in an" number, within-S^g^fsn time, of the BEST QUALITY, AND « REASONABLE PRICES. 0 ®^°SEHT TO ALfe^te^ OP NEW ZEALAin). JVx feiBUSBY, Praof.ical Bl^fl-malafcand Wire-worker, many years \ established atafeii.y wSd, London, manufacturer of I every descfc>taS-i of Window Blinds, Plain and Orna- I mental Wfife-wforkif' J Old Bliifflte ciia«^d, altered, repaired and painted. j /C I»4:netian house, fenCffiTriAND STREET, AUCKLAND. THISTLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, QUEEN STREET. PUBLIC NOTICE. ' P. DAE B V TN returning thanks to the public -A- for the liberal patronage he has received since openim; the BOTTLE DEPARTMENT, begs to state that he has on hand a Choice Selection of Superior Ports, Sherries, and Adelaide Winks ; also, Verdeilho and Australian Ports, which he intends to offer at tho Lj^stosr Possible Remunerative Prices Fon r C<va«. t^. | \ sss. T%V PRICES. Per Bottle. Superior Aclslaiffie Wpe, ~j&\. .. ..3 0 Martell's and Hetoesfyl PaUp&randy .. ..4 0 Martell's and FTefties£'IjD^K Brandy ~ .. 4 0 Greenlees and Col«UeSi?:'\¥^isky .. v .. .. 3 6 . Campbelton Whis»y..~ JF.. •• Jt' •• ••• 3 c -Dunville's Whiskj* ..JfF .. .. 1.. .. 3 6 West India Rum 1 ..C~ .. •■ 1 •■ •• 3 ° Sherry Wine, realMgdfed .. •• I•• •• 3 Superior Sherry Jff. .•fe .. '^i > • Sjffcg, * Old Port Wino '~ .. f..1.. Mg 4 0 Superior Old Port Wine (SandMaan'sSo^BD*1 The above are all bottled^ the Wem^s. IN CASEEj| Genuine BRAm>is. Per bottle j ■% s- Di Hennessy's Brandy .. .. £■ 5 0 Martell's Brandy .. .. *f. • ■ ..50 Geneva, JDKZ, large .. '.: .. ..4 0 Geneva, JDKZ, small 3 0 Old Tom, Booth's and and Burnett's .. ..4 0 Fine Old Jamaica Rum 5 0 Dunville's Whiskey 4 0 Champagne No. 2 .. .. ■• •• ..56 Champagne No. 2, pints 3 0 Champagne, Jacqueson's .. .. .. ..5 0 Champagne. Jacquoson's, pints .. .. ~3 0 Claret, St. Julien .. .. SO Australian AVincs, very best brands .. ..30 Townsend's Sarsaparilla .. .. .. ..5 0 English Ginger Wine.. 3 0 English Cinnamon Cordials 2 0 Ale and Porter, London bottled, best brands ..13 Rum, Brandies, and Whiskeys sold by the gallon; overproof, warranted the same as from bonded store. Assorted casos of the above made up for families and picnic parties. Liberal allowances made to wholesale purchasers. Bass' Burton Ale on draught. Terms—Strictly Cash. a\ SPECIAL NOTICE! TfiTJ. t\l A M:« ' Nf^R%INE * C_%P%in%y Cures&Toothache. g %\, WIII/mMfc^lßalsajpc Pectoifclf Elixir ftsp&dily Cures i^bltoal^ugh#and Colch?! ' \ j| WlLlS^BlSsSfer^fuge and Vorm Powwts are purely Veg«al)i^^d free fromfetercury ; the only reliable premrattojpror destroyingTii<t|gtinal Worms. WTLLIA3IS' Juice and Glycadne preven the Hair fron*fa]^ig off, and imparts to It a beautifu and glossy apwpajfrance. *& WlLLiAMagßaking Powder cannoFbe equalled. WlLLlAMS^srepar,ations are only to be had at the People's Dispensary, 215, Queen street, opposite City Hall., Auckland. APOTHECARIES' HALL. , SMITH'S ANTIBILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS The best Aperient known, Tonic Alterative, and Purifying, containing no Mercury. Extract from letter :—" We— I haveg re_at pleasure in stating that through tin aid of .ygkr Antibilious and Liver Pills (uoin'moru^or twx^doses a week) I have been restored fro®, in|fens«£Buffering, arising from torpid liver^ipss pferoM awp. appetite, nervousness and gcnerM;q(j.sacranscmjpt, to the possession of perfect hejlttt |I also mscryc that the Pills have a markcdMiufejsJc effedff givigg great relief to tho SMITH'S WORJK'OAWERS. I The enormous fispe of thesftPowder is still in crensing. Extractm>mletter:*"Sir—Aftertrying every known remedy upon nrj*jhild«yi for worms I was at last fortunately inductd l^afcieighbor to try a packet of your Worm Povwefp. ll used them according to the directions, ancEthe^sult was so astonishing that if I had not broinai eye-witness I would not have believer! it. I am pleased to state that since using them my children have recovered their locks, 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." Also to be had, SMITH'S RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, Cough Mixture, Diarrhcea and Dysentry Mixture, and Hair Restorer, DENTISTKY AND ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Toothache Drops. Proprietor : G. SYDNEY SMITH, CHEMIST. ETC., Apothecaries' Hall, 226, Queen street Three Doobj||Jßelow the City Hall. ~ps T. P ETlp^Jjle#% %)lisfer, -aJJo TJpholsterer, && A^f of tfe ;«ove^|p^rdone for the t.r,ide, contractors, »^>rivate families? at their own residences or otherwpe. Address M R S. 4» E T T "5% Milliner, and Dressm akek, hobson street, One door from Victoria street. GEEAT BARGAINS AT THE BLUE QUEEN STREET., Ladies'Kia Book 'M " '\ " \§G Superior ditto ,^ ; .. M. '■ .». .. -Tfc.' -jK 0 Men's Colonial ElaSticjßdes, wggV •. II C Boys'ditto Bluchers t.. C 0 j . Childrens'Patient Slippers .. .. \ 0 C. BROOKE S, 203, QUEEN STREET.^- ' 1| . Guinness's XX Dt^Sn fo^. OCTOBER BRjPlfc jS? JAMES OLlffiA.M hefey informs his customers anclahc'Vublic that he has re- j ceived per ffiract =|rom tho Brewers, 20 i CASKS of ih6IS»I)Ove'C|«L«BR>.TED STOUT, which ;he ofTers at« "4. ffi Wk W^' r 4S. PER GEABLOiJSOK 10s. PER DOZEN. " t§ ■M^ At Ws Stores. K«n Street Auckland UMBRELLAS! UMMELLAS ! UJLjVJV/V-J 7s. Cd.;|Boo jfetto ditto (twilled),; ' at 12s. Cd. —Samuel Cooibes, agity CMftlng Mart No, 80, Queen-street. '$. 'w £ | n / \k I



Merchandise. LEWIS BROS, ARE NOW OPENING THSIB FIRST SHIPMENT SPEING GOODS. Ex Celestial Queen and Countess ov EINTOBe!. IQK PACKAGES ConsistJn of— MILLINERY— Ladies', Girls', Maids , and Infants' Trimmed and Untrimmed Straw Hats, in Canton, Laura, Trieste, Princess, Adelina, Lome, Lucerne, and other shapes Infants' Hoods, Sunshades, the latest fashions Black and Coloured Fancy Velvet Trimmings Fancy Silk Trimmings Pairs Gimp, Lace, Ruches Black and Fancy Silk Fringes Fancy Bows, Ladies' Waist Belts Chignons (sets of three pads), Hair Plaits Fancy Tassels, Coloured and Black Silk Buttons Mantle Loops, Dross Ornaments of the latest fashions Ostrich Plumes and Feathers, Mantles Etc, Etc. Etc, DRAPERY— Indian Longcloths, Wot' Wove Calicoes Horrocks' Longcloth, Croydon and Wigan Sheot ing Mexican Greys, 72in Grey Sheeting Prints, in great variety Rough Brown and Dressed Hollands Bed Tickings, Grenadines Twilled Burmese, Mohairs, Lustres Light Buff and Drab Roll de Costumes Ladies' Fancy Overskirts Ladies' Batiste Overskirts Ladies' Underclothing Infants' Night and Monthly Gowns Short, Slips, Long Flannels, Squares Muslin Frocks, Bodices, Holland Pinafores Tambour and Lace Curtains Mosquito Net, in white, green, and pink Muslins, Muslin Dresses, pale and spotted book Lappets, Blinds, Ladies' Corsets Welsh Flannels, Coloured Saxony and Eleotoral Flannels CLOTHING— Gents' Tweed Halifax, Galatea, and Sao Suits Blue Diagonal Suits Fancy Tweed Trousers Trousers and Vests to match Blue Flannel Suits Tweed Coats, in all the latest fashions Black and Coloured Alpaca Coats Black Cloth Coats, Trousers, and Vests Bedford Cord Trousers and Riding Pant ' Millers' Mole Trousers Boys' and Youths' Tweed Suits, Coats, and Trousers Boys' Cossack, Eton, and Rugby Suits HOSIERY- Men's Brown Cotton, Lisle Thread, Merino, striped Lamb's W 001, and Fanoy Coton Half hose Ladies' White Cotton, Fancy Cotton, Lisle Thread Lace, and Merino Hose Maids' Hose, assorted Boys' and Youths' Brown Cotton and Merino Half-hose Children's Fine, Super, and FanefjCotton Socks, assorted SafQf Gents' Merino and Brown Cottojf Santa Men's, Boys', and Youths' Crins|a#JSnHfl Men's White Loncfcloth Shirts *»Jr" Jp Men's Boys', and Youths' VeneTß^f anJlSoft Twill Shirts A' Gents' T.T. Ties, Black and Fancy #"■ Gents' Fancy Pall Mall, Duke of Edinburgh, Cor rect, Baronet, and Buttorfly,:B«rfs BLANKETS & SHAWLS— jg 9-4, 10-4,11-4 Witney and Super Bsnket3 9-4, io-4, 11-4 Striped all owar BlaMets 10-4,11-4 Super Ribbon-bound Bjj|Jnket3 Austrian Quilts, Carriage llttsg^ q HATS & CAPS - 'd 'H Gents', Boys'; and Youtti^TmprovedjStraw Hats, Alpine, Cavour, KoajSa|t,;»nd Regenjfs Wire Brim and Alma FelK'Sfots, in black and drab colours aLTr*^"' Jr; Gents', Boys', and Yfflwfs' Cloth Qfps, all sorts ! HABERDASHERS- *p- § A General Assfstment-' SUNDRIES— 3 I I dies, jßfidlfL slfldle Cloms, Girths, Spur Stirru3%Lelptß<g'j Chamoy Skins, Looking GlasseAS_\V|iHets, Purses, Courier Bags,: CombsSfei^r, Nail, and Tooth Brushes, Electrs||asd Ware, Fishing Line 3, Fish: 120 TRUiflte'^fbTS & SHOES— Consißin^wSents' Calf Almas, Emperors, Half Wellingtons, and Calf Balmorals Ladies^Elastfc Sides Kid and Glove Kid, French ■ CasßSßte^e, Lasting in Colored and Black Channel] and Double Soles Sewn and Kiyetted Military Heels, Plain and Fancy Stitched Fronts Boys' and Youths' Lace-ups, Hungarian Nailed Children's 4 to 0, C to 9, 10 to 13s Kid Elastic Sides, Patent Balmorals, Cordovan, Plain and Copper Toes Infants' 2 to 4 Fancy Patent Leather, Felt, Kid, Etc Gents' Calf Emperor Uppers Ladies Kid Elastic Side Blocked Uppers, Plain; and Fancy Stitched Fronts, Patent Toes TO Aft RIVE PER ROBERT HENDERSON AND GLENHUNTLY, 25 CASES & BALES DRAPERY — Consisting of Muslin, Muslin Dresses Demi Lustres.JMohairs Ladies' and Maids' Underclothing Antimacassers, Lace and Tambour Curtains Lappets, Blinds, Linen and Lawn Handkerchiefs Red Ticking, Prints, Calicoes, Counterpanes Toilets, Quilts, Finlay and Crbyden Sheetings Turkish Towels, Huckaback Towels, Etc MILLINERY 10 cases Ladies', Maids', and Infants' Trimmed and Untrimmed Straw Hats Gents' and Boys' Improved Straw Hats Ladies' Mantles, Ostrich Feathers, and Plumes j Dress Trimmings, Gimps, Fringes, Etc OSIERY, &o. — 17 packages Men's Brown Cotton' Merino Striped and Fancy Cotton Half-hose Boys' and Youths' Brown and Grey Cotton Half hose A 1' \ j Ladies' White Cotton, Embroided, Balbriggan, ■■' '■ - and Cashmere Hose Children's Fine, Superior, and Fancy Cotton (six sizes) Papers Collars Gents' Neckties, Crimean, White, Long Cloth, Venetian, and Soft Twill Shirts 47 PACKAGES CLOTHING— Men's Tweed Suits in all the latest fashions Men's Trousers and Vests to match Men's Black Cloth Suits Men's Blue and Flannel Suits Men's Black and Colored Double-breasted Alpaca Coats Men's Glenmire, Galatea, and Double-breasted Coats Boys' Eton, Eugby, and CossacJt Suits Youths' Tweed Suits Men's Bedford Cord Trousers and Riding Pants Men's, Boys', and Youths' Miller's Mole Trousers 83 TRUNKS— Ladies' Gents', Boys', Youths', and Children's Boots; general assortment 12 CASES— Saddles, Gents' and Ladies', assorted; Bridles, assorted, Spurs, &c. 50 CASES— Bell and Black's 250's andßound Plaid Vestas FIRE-PROOF SAFES. FOB. SALE, a Consignment of Price's cokfoyated Fire-proof Safes, various sizes. . M " ■•■! : ■■ • samueMcochrane & son, ' riEi c J^NsO^ ?°Q IJBT FJrOTBAL^f ETC. % A LargeVnd^W'ell-assorted S»ck 6l \ CRldklST BAS^STUIfiES, .BJiLSffGLWES,--, SETS CroQU|f& STANCH, CROQUET SKATS ■ ' : SI^L^«TICKS,'FEfetNG:FOrLSV%; ' j ; GLOVEJgLND MASKS, B%ING GLOVES, FOOTBAI&S, QUOITS, LAWNBILLIARDS, ETC To bo Sold, a Bargain, % A L ARG'E LA WN MO WE R. H. FENDELOW, j *>;R O N M O N G E R,: - j VQ& QUEEN STRE ET. 'TOMBEK|bN i SALj|}^at the Store' JL BreakwatME '.KS*£fc "^flaned, Tongued and I Grooved,-ft-x4gftSfeft*Jß^Mso, a SplepdiclJ Assort ment of "'ftjwlSj&ilSP*ll! Second-cltos. #Vesaels



Drapery. i ! i '. : -'I :; \ FOR GOOD CHEAP CLOTHING ■ • ' ■ ' \ GO TO THE MANUFACTURER, HE ONLY CAN SUPPLY THE, FITTING. ARTICLE AT THE - LOWEST PRICE, j , . ... I GAMUEL COOMBES' CLOT WZzA^F jfil TORY jjff is i# HIGH J AND TH|« DE|OT IS THE £■■ § CITY |IIOtJIiNG MAET: # g J&& No. 80, Q#EEN pREET. GENTLEMEN'S HOLIDAY CLOTHING, Everything for the season for Men and Youths. .; <r '.'■■ :■'■ - NEW SUMMER TWEEDS. LIGHT FASHIONABLE SUMMER CHOTHING. SEASONABLE UNDERCLOTHING. SUMMER HATS. All In Unprecedented Variety of Style and Quality. ORDERS EXECUTED ON THE SHORTEST REASONABLE NOTICE. Clothing Bought on the Premises ALTERED TO FIT GRATIS. '■' \ IT" T(i -'1 .' A:'• T V; "' r; /':: H /. c; Pi 0 :i 8 'AM UEL 0 OOHBEB TAILOR, OU.TFITT EE, AND .-: MjTsl ri [r or. ! RING CL



Sewing Machines, &c. j Sewing Machines for the Million! ' THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. IN THE COLONY j I MONTAGUE'S CELEBEATED PANCT BAZAAE, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. The "Defiance" Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machine, complete WITH EXTEAS, £, s. d. Price .... 5 0 0 i With Table 610 0 ! THIS Machine lias been awarded seven PRIZE MEDALS at the various com petitive trials held in Victoria and New South Wales, and 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 t work it equally as well as adults. ! THE " GEEMANIA" SILENT LOCK-fcfffe SEWING MKIhine. ■ Price .. 1., |.\ ■'.. £■ £5 15 0 I Wi h l^xtras. ,rfT J This Machine Has o itaifiea a w^o|ld-wldo notoriety, having been awslrded: 'T*ei|j;y-jK Gold Medals in Europe, and has\taki \n s|ve|a^rizes in Melbourne, Ballarat, and GeOTcnj ; aigl ap acknowledged by the Victorian Press as oi a 6&.Jjpic Best^ifil Cheapest Hand Lock-Stitch Sewmg Machines y« apunttted to the public. |< JF' * j^. j A constant supply or NeodleC Cotton, J!nd all extras, on hand. \ £■' i An experienced Machinist alwaw oa.^tjjft^premises to instruct purchasers, and lesson%. given an atth, if required to parties preferring, at their own residences In order to meet the requirements of all classes . WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILL BE TAKEN. Note the Address — Montague's Fancy Bazaar, QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. PUBLI®. NOTIGE. i T CATEE (lat^JpcahinVs) EOTAL ! O • FINE ART PHOqaCiRAPHIC GALLERY, j Queen street, Auckland, hsfcmuch pleasure in inform ing his friends and the jmlaic generally that he has purchased the Photogrsfnic Ipnsiness so long carried • on by Mr. Crombie ; jjiidhavfljgsecured the services of j an Experienced Opwiator, feels warranted in stating I that hey will recejltfe every cisility and attention, as well as flrst-class and artlsticnSbrtrtuts at His hands, and that no paJtis will be spare* to give entire satisfac- | tion. J.C.J^egs to announce that his iirnui^rnents for i taking InsJSntaneous PortraitsiiOf Children are now omplete. SUI^OLK HOTEL, tSs§?sg*;\ I. To l'n| HjHAJihg'ANTSJPr DEpWOQp AltoTnK ME! E.UIS)ILJi\V ATT haiin^taken the isbov^l&^t hopes by siricoj^ttantion to cleanliness anttgood JSquors to merit a fair share of public patronfjfe. ffi Families supplie*» Pio-nic anoTfochting Hampers | delivered on tlur?shortest noticejat keasonable ! TRICKS. . -■ V ' The Billiard-room stands unrivalled for comfort, and is fitted up with one of Alcock's best Tables. rpilE CUSTOM-HOUSE HOTEL COMMERCIAL & READING ROOM, SHORT LAND' STREET, Are now Open to the Public F R E E. The Proprietor of the CUSTOM-HOUSE HOTEL has opened as an addition to his establishment the spacious rooms lately in the occupation of the Auck land Club, Shortland stieet, as " Commercial and Heading-rooms. Files of Papers from all parts of the world will be found on the tables. Commercial men will find it to their advantage to call and make this establishment their Exchange Market. To meet the convenience of visitors writing materials of every description will he found on the desks ; also, the necessary forms used for Custom-house Entries, Mining Transfers, Bills of Lading, Cheques of all local Banks, Stamps, &c, &c. A Thoroughfare has-been opened through the establishment, from SMWland street to Fort street, which will he foijtftd a jij£eaE»onvenience, particularly as the Telegraph Omce,'^Cuiipm-housc, Government Offices, Bonde(%St§res, Tjttiitjping OHices, &c, are contiguous. *i » *4 %. An additional ftirlfcsbsm iwpvided, where the very best of Wines ana^pmts.'aJes^SJc., can be had. ■ V tS v 3, ' * ? i jj_ The public are inviteft tofeHb F#sE use of these Rooms, which for .HpacfeusneSs aa^ View are second to none in Auckland. % t& In connexion with tl» abovaj&here are large_ and commodious Rooms openjjjin wmch Public or Private Meetings can be held at a nomifel charge. Commercial travellers ofdßvery branch can be accommodated with Show ajwf Saiaj^e Rooms, where every facility will be affordtj^heraZiflj^Hie transaction of business. The charge is trifringj'*' gjtf!"*^ Families will find this est»bli*moiw theJeheapest and Best in«iuckland. JF Jamaica Rum, good quali», Is. 6d. tp^Bf! 6d. ; best quality 3s. per botfte ~Ki-^*^ Old Port, Is. 6d. to 2s. («L^TOt quality, 3s. per bottle ■ W F Fine Flavoured Sherry, Is. 6*: to 2s. 6d. ; .best quality, 3s. per bottle JT English Ginger "Wine, 2s. GS*per bottle English Orange Wine, ditto ditto Red Australian Wine, highly recommended for invalids, 3s. per bottle Best Claret, 2s. per bottle Cherry Brandy and Cherry Cordial, 3s. per bottle Raspberry and Lemon Syrups., Is per bottle Holland Square Gin, 2s. Cd. ditto ditto Holland full-ske, 4s. ditto ditto Old Tom, best brands, 3s. 6d. ditto ditto Scotch Whisky and Dunville's Irish Whisky, 3s. Cd. ditto ditto Hennessy's and Martell's Pale Brandies, 4s. per bottle Best Sparkling Champagne, ss. per bottle English Bottled Stout, Is. per bottle English Bottled Ale, Is. per bottle. A liberal discount allowed to wholesale purchasers. The proprietor begs to assure his customers that all the goods aro of the best quality, and if not approved of the money returned. JAMES OLDHAM, WINE, SPIRIT and TEA, IM PORTER submits the following Cash i Prices, which on comparison he trusts witt^SMjure a fair share of public patronage, in quantijfts j! not less than two gallons:— i». 3g Port and Sherry, 255., 305., and 355. peftlojjim Ditto (in wood), 10s. 6d., 12s. gdHfr atMjjßs. per gallon is1 tS 'w W7 WHLSK7CY— »•' WiS Irish and Scotch, 30s. to 40s. peFcawV Ditto (in wood), 19s. to 21s. per galßfn, Eum— i .'': W :\ West Indian, 365. to 40a«per case Ditto (in wood), 18s. to f|s- per gallon Brandy— gfej* Cognac, 42s to 60s per caßferp Ditto (in wo*i), 20s. to 2i»6dtrper gallon 30s. to 565. nerWse j& jp ALES AND STOUI?—\ ;: M f; English andfecofcb' ase^allon, 9s. to 12s. 6(l* Ditto (Colonial), m. peifpllon, 7s 6d per dozen Whiskey— «% * Colonial, 13s 6d jefigallon ■ Ditto (in case), 2fls.ljd. Tea, Coffee, and all sorts of Groceries at equally good value. A single trial will prove the advantages offered by James Oldham, High street, Auckland. P;S.—Goods delivered free of charge within six miles of the city. MEDICO-BOTANIC DISPENSARY |H^BBITTAIN, CHEMIST, Ws|}GlS& A|fD%MEDICAL r Sole. Agent f3ft Drf^ojmn's C*pposit»AStomach Bitters, Aritispa'slftodic, jpiureticwnd Femwji^Restora tive Powders, Indmn Pffls, etc., elft*^ A Fresh supply » Bmish and AirierKan HERBS. Proprietors of till ftr-famed WORJft.POWDERS, which are acknowledged to be the mqit marvellous and effectual remedy ever known. ■ jf *** A few copies of Dr. Coffin's Gtuclo to Health aud Treaties on Midwifery on Sale.



|fisoelianeous. v/ Cemesfr FIRE milCKa,jk\lFj TTLEsI FlftE §JLAY, l^AST^pr OF PARIS, ittMafee d| small quantises. 3 \ B KEANE V'JENKINSON, Plasterers, fflaters, &c, Victoriaaifeet east, | MaioSjic Hotel, $? DSVW%m-%ORTH ;|§$RE. Under till Maifjggment qf '«fflv[R3 Tfykqhrs, EA-MILIEa caiy^C a^comijodajy. with Private Sitfcp^Roomi The HStfijipon tains 13 lofty and Spa.siJn's BedrooraSJv * BOAEI} r^ft.ND RESIDENCE, by the week or »«rath, on easy^euas. Boats run from AucklanjJJ^very half-hour, boats rut ntil 11 o'olj&Kp.m. ASPHALT, KNIQ-^lcSZwjf' CpOfesire land that thef are&ref^ediplay ||.sphaltlp|ement in any of the subvifbfif sfe^ets at 3s|gj|por JIM. The City Council guarilitlpTO pay ha,vßßio ccjf \Vppli cation to be made .Sjfthe City Coig*ii?J|g? Js IC, C, & Co.^fen recommend t»lrjj^BEfttß'Stores, Kitchens, and* Cellar-floors, GarSjpf^paikiJ, Back, yards, wnd guarantee a durable PJP(em<p>t. .1 ELECTION OF SUPEPJNTENTpSr. TO THE ELECToks OF THE PROVINCE OF AICKLANB.^p' GENTLTCMEN§-I hsg to announce that it Is my Ini&tjgjtf' to offer myself as a Candidate for Election to JHp office of Superintendent of this Provinoo at the WRgpaehing General Election In the meantime I asAl fee early opportunities of visiting the variousjtfistrictfeof the Province with a view to communicijjfe to. the Slectors such information as they may desire to obtain worn mo, as a Candidate for their suffrages, on mattersrcelating to the local aud general intgtfot of the Provinc&—l have the honour to , be, Gentleiiien, your obedient Servant, | .T.WILLIAMSON. i Auckland, January 7, 1873, I Protected hi) Itoi/al Letters Patent. Dated October 11th, 18G9. I UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. \ TYRBBIGfIT'iIsPHOSPHODYNB, I JLJ A Chemical Prcparfrtion of Phosphorous, vMh the Vegetable AliStJuiite Quiula, Cypvlpetfen, Xanthoxijlin, c&e.,^ gs£ Discovered, introduced, ai\ll extensively pi-escribed by CiiAiiLES Leslie Brjoh-^-M.D., Resident Surgeon to St. Mary's Hospital Londott ~r> +' This Phospliatic combination is prouflitt'need by the most eminent members of theVMediMijJ-Profession to be unequalled for its power in r|ple£ratiing the vitality 'of the body, by its supplying SlL&he essential con stituents of the blood and nerjftf substance, and for developing all the powers and.^aljetions of the system 'to the highest degree. Jt' \ It is agreeable to the pftiftte a£fd innocent in its action, while retaining alfc&s extraordinary properties, an.l as a specific surpassgig all the tnown therapeutic agents of the clay forjfie speedy an<% permanent cure of - .dr' % Nervous Prostratjdff -Tremblingfef the hands and Liver Complaints; limbs \ Palpitation of Jhi heart Impaired nutrition Dizziness .«-■ Mental and physical de- Noi.ses in Ufl^hcad andears pression •& Loss of eq^rgy and appetite Consumption \ln its mci HypocliSndrla pient or first Stages only) Female complaints Eruptions of the skin General debility Impaired sight and memory Indigestion Nervous fancies Flatulence Impoverished fancies Incapacity for study or Impoverished blood business Nervous debility in all its Sick headache stages Lassitude Premature decline Shortness of the 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 energy, and on the other, the most 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 increase in quantity and. firmness, and the whole system return to a state;- of robust health. »■ £ The PhosphortVne acts electrically upon the organi sation ; for instance, it assists nature to^generate that human electricity which renews and/ rebuilds the the osseous, muscular, nervous, membranous, and organic systems. It operates on th<} system without; exciting care or thought upon the individual as to the process. It moves tite lungs, livts'r. heart, kidneys, stomach, and intestines* with a hajfinony, vigour, yet mildness, unparalleled if^medicine. The Phosphodydne givas ba&ffijfco the human struc ture, in suitable form, tfte phosphoric or animating element of life which lias DtefflS wasted, and exerts an important influence directly'I** the spinal marrow and nervous system, of a nutritrflSJtoiiic, aud invigorating character; maintaining ttiat Tjuoyant energy of the brain and muscular system wfflch renders the mind cheerful, brilliant, and esi3rgetic^entirely overcoming that dull, inactive an# sluggislr? v disposition which many persons experiea_t>e in all theft actions. The beneficial effects of the Pho&modyne are fre quently shown from -tne first day of itk administration by a remarkable increase of nervous%power, with a feeling of vigour arfij comfort to which liie patient has long been unaccustomed. Digestion is improved ; the appetite increase^ wonderfully; the bowels become regular; the ct«s brighter; the skin'iclcar and healthy ; and.fhe hair acquires strength, swpwing the importance ofj&ie action of the Phosphodyrfe on the organs of nutrition. %, Finally, the Phosphodyne maintains a certain 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 the hundred symptoms which this distressing disease assumes, may rest assured of an effectual and even speedy euro by the judicious-use of this most invaluable remedy. DR. BPJGHT'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 had of all Chemists and Up - Country Storekeepers throughout the Colonies. FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USE IN THE ENGLISH,' FRENCH, AND GERMAM LANGUAGES AC COMPANY EACH CASE. SELECT MEDICAL OPINIONS. Sir Charles Locock, Physical Accoucheur to Her Majesty the Queen, stated at a meeting of the Royal Medical and \Chirurgical Society that in thirteen cases of deoillty and nervous pi/s:ration he had effected permanent cures by the jjse of Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne. \ V Sir "Wm. FergAson, Bart, F.^S., Surgeon to Her Majesty the Queen, says:—"Jj'have repeatedly pre' scribed Dr. BvighVs Phospho<Jyne, and found it an' agreeable and beneficial reme<iy. 1 have but one ob jection regarding it\ and thajfts the elaborate process required in the prYparatiqp will not allow of the retail prices being within tj)te reach of all classes." Dr. Lancaster, the\ enjlnent Coroner, says:—"Dr Bright's Phosphodyne is Calculated to entirely super sede iron, mercury, sarwparilla, quinine, and cod-liver oil." Jf Dr. R. Quain, F.R.Qj'R, Physician to the Hospital for Consumption, BroJnpVm, remarks :—" It cannot be , doubted that this P^osphi^ic preparation will hence forth rank foremos^in therapeutics ; it generates Jill the important elements o\the human frame, the peculiar character#bf this su\stance fitting it for vital uses." ■£ ■■'■■■ \ Sir T. Lawremaje says:—" I wive found Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne a» excellent re .-nMy'in skin diseases. I presume it is hjf oxydisation." \ Professor Syjne says : —•" The\effects'of the Phos phodyne in otjptinate cases of disease are as astonish ing as perplexing." . %^ Dr. Hanliefd Jones, F.R.C.P., FtR.S., Physician to St. Mary's iJTospital, says, in Atnfcopy and General Debinty Phosphodyne is a most admirable remedy ; it invigorates the nutritive functions, and increases the vital ejaergy—"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 containing Testimonials may be obtained from all Chemists and Up-Country Storekeepers. KS" Caution.—Be particular to'ask for Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne, as Imitations are abroad; and avoid purchasing Single Bottles, the Genuine Article being: sold in cases only. Wholesale Agents for New Zealand :— KBMPTHO'BNE, PEOSSER, &C%, PUNEDIN,



Miscellaneous- FISH'S COMPOUND CONOEN TRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA (As prescribed by the late Dr Strat!j|rd), Compounded of the pujjSst ingredientfe an& will keep in any climate ;an agr|§»ble, purifySg?, £ffid_ slightly stimulating tonic. Nonjigenuine withimt thS signature of the JptManufactuHHa.. ss.5s. & THEWS'(MIJntfT) PHAP||'AOY, OmaMs&Mra Church, Prins&:street, For si4yearaj|>ii?>enler to Drs Str&j^&rd and Wright- P I S pf%. WORM V0 W DEES (As prescribed by tfie late Dr Stratford.) None genuine without the signature of THOMAS FISH, CHEMIST, Princes street, Auckiand Brandy Bottles Wanted. TotkjEGAL MANAGERS,-^ \J quwkllf |tnaa^srrectly drpv\on\M*eonable I pJlmek, S.v^ - Shortlana-street; and at Wayte'srQueen-street BATHING ! BATHING^ BATHING.I T*Ar^JT AND^WASH YptTjjiELVES. THEf SOLlfe-EOCK BATH is in Jpr Commission, kSU JJti. 35, ici a. L&fri ;«j» npHE'ftjrf^^P'will i»aki €&lh ■L Adranffls wptfyfyipt or other Proftuce ttmsiwed 0 their care »r slmawmt to England. V . ■ *S*?' L.|D.iMTHAN & 1)0., J^ORTLAND STKEET,\ ■jgo*^ Auckland, B~"cFs P E C T V S OP THE ' ■ _/. AUCKLAND IRON AND STEEL COM PANY (Limited). >• To be Incorporated under the Joint Stock Companies ; Act, 18S0. f ■> '■ ! CAPITAL—£IOO,OOO, in 100,000 ShabSs of £1 each. Provisional Directors : : i John Henderson, C.E. (Engineer for Messrs Brogden: and Sonli Wellington / Thomas T. JJf\sefield (Masefieldgnd Co., Engineers), Aucklarid\ J William Loddefc Engineer, Auckland F. M. P. BrooWßeld, Auckland Robert J. Creigb&n, Auckland. Solicitors ilMessrs "VJfhitaker and Russell. Bankers;: Bankvof New Zealand. Secretary :^John Mowbray. The object of this Ktapipany is to utilize the Iron Stone and Iron Sand Mich abound in this Province, by converting them iiss cast iron and malleable steel iron, by the process & rtamufacture successfully tried at Onehunga by the-yorigi^al promoters of the Com pany. Jf . \ Samples of thefr iron haye been submitted to the severest tests by practical rffechanics, and invariably pronounced to be equal in grain and toughness to the best Lowmoor «nd Swedish ird*(. It is propo3*d to raise sufficient capital for - the purchase of machinery, and for the erection of the necessary plant and buildings, at-a site to be deter mined as being most convenient for' obtaining a supply of the Iron-Sand, Iron Ore, and Coal. A careful esti mate has been made of the cost of a plant suited for the purpose of manufacturing Pig Iron, and Mer chants Bar Iron, together with land and Buildings: and the amount is £15,000. The whole offhe machinery can be supplied in Auckland. This would include : — 1 High-pressure Steam Engine, 100-horse power nominal 1 Hot-blast Furnace, complete; 6 Puddling Furnances * 2 Mill Furnaces ; 1 Rolling Mill, 10-inch train 1 Steam Hammer ; 3 Coke Owns 2 Pair Shears ; 1 Straightening Press Land, Buildings, Freight,* Commissions, and Contingent Expenditure;-? The Plant, as enumerated, wcrtlld be sufficient^ as a beginning, and would admit of Extension at any time. The following is an estimate of the weekly produc tion of tinished Bar Iron, leaving out of calculation altogether the yield of Pig Iron from the Blast Fur nace—an estimate founded i^pon experience - — Five Puddling Furnaces, working five days per week (one day idle for fettling, $c.), and 1 spare Furnace, 60 tons. Return in casfii at £10 per ton,- £800. Wages per week—Puddling: per ton, including helper, 255, £02 10s ; Slunglers, ditto ditto, £12 10s ; Rollers, ditto ditto, 4s, £10 ; Engineers, £12 ; Stokers, £4— £10 ; two Forge Labourers, £4; 75 tons Coal, £150 ; Raw Material, at perjjjh, 40s, £100 ; Management, Contingencies, Office Bent, Wear and Tear, &c, £100. Total, £455— 0r, •¥ Du. f 50 tons Merchant BaS Iron, per week, at £1C per tonji- £SOO 0 0 Cn. if Wages, Management, Interest, Coal, Raw -H^terial, $b 455 0 0 ShWhlf a weekly profit of .. 345 0 0 Or, fefif,94o per annum. It will be screw, that no account is taken of the profits from th^inVn produced by the Blast Furnace which it is progosed*ito erect, capable of making ten tons of pig iron- daily/^sj£his item, however, ■will add considerably )jp' the pronT».of the undertaking-. The raw nraterial is esflfcqated in excess of what it is likely to $ost; and, witliTtegard to coal, which is estimated to cost £2 per ton, ikhas been ascertained that Bullerjliver Coal, Waikato,**nd Bay of Islands Coal couldlbc delivered at the works^ £110s per ton, with certainty. But a most valuabl^yjeam of coal having been discovered close by the site™&£ the pro posed works, the saving on that item will necessarily be very great. The Promoters have secured the right to use all Iron Sand and Iron Stone within the M'anakau Harbour, the property of tlie Crown, free of There is an unlimited supply of Iron-sand and Hiematite Iron Ore, as well within as -jnthout the Manakau Heads; and the Prpvineial^overnment have by letter expressed their readiness* to lease in terms of the Public Reserves Act an?£t>oi-tion of the West Coast line under Provincial CQStrol which the Promoters of the Company may reqjnire in the pro% secution of their enterprise. A' The price of Bar Iron is estimates' above at £10 per ton, the lowest price at which ipnas ever been sold for in Auckland being from £14#> £16 per ton. The current rate is £20 per ton cafh ; £22 per ton at three months ; and the generaEfendency is upwards. The cost of producing Merojßant Bar Iron is, after making the most liberal allowance for expenses of all kinds, £10 per ton. Tak&g the iron as selling on. the spot for £16 per ton, awarge and certain return is assured. The demand 0v Iron is daily increasing owing to the extension^' railways, mining, ship building, and other bijjcnches of manufacturing in dustry. Th%n:ertaintssbf finding a market for all that can bejprW|uced:fiieed not therefore be doubted. As a legitimate jnvestment for capital, Shares in the Auckland Iroftwnd Steel Company, Limited, are without a rival. l|f|» t .altogether free from the specu lative uncertnintyJJDf ffojdmining. The supply of the raw material otj^aianufitcture being on the surface, renders it lessjgfeostl'y Mi procure that any other mineral deposit while thlMemand for the manufac tured article wWiout a limit. 50,000 Shares' of the proposed capital of the Com pany are oflp-ed to the.publjS|. 2s. Cd. per Share: deposit to Jjje paid on applicatiotfk 2s Od. per Share on allotmsSt; and ss. per Share Within six months from allojliient, in calls not exceedlteJZs. Od. The; remaiuing?los. is to be called up (if reqmed) in calls not exceeding 2s. Cd. each, at periods of ucfclcss than two inoiiths. ' It is proposed to pay to the Promoters, as ioqn as the Company is in a position to erect machinery, "thel sum of £2,000^n cash, and on allotment S,OOO fully paid-up Shares; the remaining 42,000 Shares to be; held in trust for the Company. The Promoters bind i themselves not to place t'.ieir Shares on tho'niarkct until the plant is in working order ; and engag'6-tyK assist in carrying on the works after the start, at a salary to be agreed upon with the Directors, and to •' convey to the Company for its itse their rights and privileges in a Patent for the working of Iron Sand and Iron Ore applied for by them. On one-fourth of the required capital being sub scribed, a General Meeting of the Shareholders will be convened to elect a Board of Directors and pass Rules! for the management of the Company, and also to; make arrangements for the vigorous prosecution of; the works. The Provisional Board of Directors is principally composed of practical men, who, having satisfied' themselves, give their services to further this national; undertaking. Applications for Shares made to the Company's j Secretary, Mr. John Mowbray, No. 44, Queen-street, Auckland, up to the 14th day of March, 1873, will be numbered as received, and Shares allotted on approval by the Directors, immediately after the receipt of* Southern applications. * i ' Auokjand, February B;iS73. ' I



Medical,, WHES<PTON'S^ VEGETABLE PILLS. Are warranted Jwt tqjgebntain a single particle of Mercury or any offaeJpWMMraZ Substance, but to con sist entirely of Mcdafnal Matters, purely vegetable.' During the lasieSiMy-ftve years they have proved their value in thJffsandsSxf instances in diseases of the Head, ChestfjSowels, Liv*r> and Kidneys ; and in all Blrin romnlaiafc one Of the West medicines known. SoW by |TWHELPTON'& s(jj§> 3, Crane Court Fleet strip, London; and r. c and MedicinJfrendors. jfjVholnsnle Agents %% »pc '■ ■'- "P Messfs. Felton, GitiMWADitify t y$P fAr. Mr. Epwaht. Ash, 00, Eliza'ieL Q . / Messrs. Elliott Bit < v _/ Mr. Jakins, Auckland, Messrs. Sw l W\P y IN Dunedb THE CUBE IS AT HAND. TTOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT Scorbutic Eruptions, as Sore Heads awl Scrofulous Sivrtlinqs.— lf this powerful Ointment be well nibbed into the parts affected all skin disease will be speedily .overcome. It acts not by repression, but repulsion. It enters the system as salt enters meat, and operates not locally only, but constitutionally purifying the whole system, neutralizing all depraved humours, and effecting a> radical and complete cure. ThePill3 should be taken as an auxiliary to the Ointment, as they are so prepared as to act in unison with it, facilitating and confirming the conquest of the disease. Liptheria, Ulcerated Sore Throat and Qninsey.—Th* above complaints have for twenty years been treated with Holloway's Ointment and Pills wUh perfect success. The cures have been so remarkjjglS, speedy, and numerous, that these often fatal diseases are more easily cured^y these medicines than e.Ven the common sore tnroat, iJ^taken ip time. ajf ' Th" Kidneyfrftlonc and Gravel. —$& these complaints the Ointment Ififtfost acts Ijfte a charm," prp vlding it is very effectually rubbfcfl over the regions of the kidneys, which. iHWJ^en^trate and give almost immediate relief, while the^Kysishould be taken according to the printed dlfectioHS^jihen the most extraordinary cures may b#*ffected by tmtatu^. Bad Legs, Bad Brect&s, Scrofulous Sorts, aM Glandular Swellings.—s& such cases the Ointment operates surely and wjffiii a rapidity that resembles magic. It should betfrubbed into the parts affected after they have been-«ini«nted with lukewarm water. The purifying and •curative ,powers of this marvellous unguent have nevfe-.-failed. ,j\n old sore, wound,,pr ulcer always yieldsxo its influence, and in cases of bad breasts, or milk fevers, its action is wonderful. Glandular swelljtog3 may soon be reduced by following the printed directions. ' . The Action of the Heart—Dropsy..—The last named disease is commonly preceded by -irregular action of the heart, and difficult respiration ; which symptoms are 'always severe, and ever go from bad to worse unless I proper jrteans of cure are resorted to. In Holloway/s unrivalled Ointment and Pills the dropsical patient will ever !ind succour ; the present relief derived from the use of these remedies is marvellously quick and pevs^veriUice in the steady application of this famous Ointment invariably results in a cure. They-' act with such energy on the circulation and absorbent system that.the dropsica fluid vanishes, and the sufferer finds all the oppressiv symptoms daily decline till natural health returns. 1 Gout and Rheumatism may be cured with the greatest certainty if large quantities of the Ointment be well worked into the complaining parts, and thjs perseveringly done for some time. It is no use to smear it on the skin only, it must be got.into the system. Take as many Pills nightly as will act two or three times during the 24 hours; gchew the use of coffee and all stimulants. When these^complaintt are leaving the system the virulence 6ljffl»*;omplain frequently seems to increase. JT •'■ . I'Miscretion of Yoidh.— Sores, ulce«S, and swellings can iKith certainty be cured if-Hiis Ointment be thoroughly rubbed all round th^'complaining parts twice or Mfeteea day, keeping them covered with linen rag sprea3l*wiih/th8>-saßt^. The Pills must be t3l»»sJ£Cording to the printed directions. The Uoo* u b^inF* cIBw««**iW#ure_ state perseverance is necessary. From humane TSiotiveis letters of advice will be answered gratuitously. To save carriage, the Pilte" and Ointment should be ob tained in the neighbtKirl^ood of the sufferer, and not from Holloway's ]|stablkliment Both the Ointm'nt and the Pills should be used%.tlie following cases.; — , . .. ■• [ ■..-.[ •. Bad Legs Cancers [Scalds., ~'■' Bad Breasts Contracted and j Sore Nipple? - Burns Stiff Joints . Sore-throats." Bunions Elephantiasis Skin-diseases Bite of Mosquitos Fistulas |Scurvy ; . c ; :y' ,; j and Sand-Flies Gout j Sore-heads . Coco-bay. Glandular Swell-iTumours Chiego-foot ings • [Ulcers « : Chilblains Lumbago ! Wounds . Chapped Hands Piles |Yaws. ;; : ~;; Corns (Soft) IRheumatism ,> \* There is a considerable saying by taking the larger sizes. :'; N.B.—Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed_ to each Pot. ADVICE GRATI . _' .■ .•■ <fjf£ CTOLLOWAY'S PILiLS. ToJPurify the Blood.— These Pills have been placed by the">spmmon consent of mankind at tkahead of all remedie^&^rremoving obnoxious poSros from the blood, and cl3!»B§jng all the tissues^f*fie body I They have saved thousanokt^ar after^ear from faUing a sacrifice to the effects ofoyg|>6ssi£dysentery, diarrhoea, constipation, liver complainfcs, <s3?j<»«£act attested^ by myriadsof witnesses. Excessive weakness.Sftwm^Mw. tlie warnings ,of decreasing organic energy and'vital decay, are restored an,d iireanimated with vigourana healthful action in every organ throughout the system by the restorative and exhilirating influence of'this medicine. Female CompVaints. -All disorders of the sex, aad diseases in every .crisis perilous to the life and healtn of woman, youthful or aged, married or single, may be radically and quicklyr cured without risk or trouble by a few doses of* these Pills, taken according to the printed daections. ' Indigestion with .Lanqour and Want of Energy.— When taking these Pills rub Holloway's celebrated Ointment over the pit of the stomach, arid over the regions of the liver, on the right side under the ribs and you will at once experience a change for the better in your digestion, spirits, appetite, strength, and energy. The improvement, though it may be gradual will be thorough and lasting. Dropsy. —The efficacy.of"Solloway's Pills in dropsy is extraordinary. They .act with such peculiar effect upon the system, that- the fluids : arising from this direful disease are imperceptibly carried off and pre vented from any further accumulation. Tlie sufferer legains a buoyancy of spirits, and rejoices in a com pletely renovated constitution ;but it is indispensably tint the Ointment should b"e nios't'effectually r*thbcd into tlie complaining parts. *?oft**e*«^»£»^^ who •suffer from bile and lfver complaints should try the effects of this valuable' remedy, a few doses of which will make the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous, re moving all impurities, giving a healthy action to the liver; if bilious attacks be allowed to continue, serious casualities may arise,' and the sufferer be consigned to a bed of sickness. In all disorders of the kidneys the Ointment should be well rubbed into the back once or twice a day ; and the Pills, acting in unison, will cure any complaint arising from these organs. 'Puffy,—Shortness of Breath with Weakness.— Very bad symptoms, which if not corrected, may tend to omesevious disorders of the heart, or other vital organs. Eat moderately, of solids, take six Pills nightly,; for some little time ; take plenty ofjre'sli air with moderate exercise; and the human miwiinery will be quickly restored to health and v|gjuv. Try this but for three days only, and the resultf will be marvellous. . : ; [ Complaintsiiiciden&w Children. —All cbmplaintsof children may sooivf)!' cured if care be taken to purify their blood, corjrtict the action of the liver, and cleanse the stomach and bowels : a few doses of these famous Pills will,immediately have the desired effect, par ticularly'lf parents be careful in not allowing thein.t;o eat of things which they know would be injurious to themselves. 1 Holloway's Pills are-the best remedy known in the world for the following diseases:— Ague Female Irregu- King's Evil Asthma larities Sore Throats Bilioiis Com- Fevers of all kinds iStone and Grave plaints Fits Secondary Symp, Blotches on the Gout toms Bs,,Skin Headache Tic D<«* . Bfc>wef"WtSoajjfts*£ j J&^igg&yo.ll TumcApi an plaints, ' raffifejVi^iKi^^,4gl?er V_ from Cohcs Jaundice- TTw«£»«?U' :™^ Constipation of Liver Complaints -^-felons ' / Ithe Bowels Lumbago i Worms of all ■ . Consumption Piles kinds "--' Debility . Rheumatism Weakness, from Dropsy Retention of whatever causes Dysentery Urine &c, &c. Erysipelas Scrofula, or ,; ,'-■■ *V There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N.B.—Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each Box. ,Vi"