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I Printed and'-published by .1 the'proprietors' Geo_o« McCoiiLAOH _Reed, of North Shore, and HenrX ' Brett, of Parnell, at their General Steam Printing I Office,- Wyndhapi. street, inthe City ot>Awftttß* New Zealand :— ' Saturday, Maboh J, 1873



Miscellaneous. pHOTOG E A P H Y. g. eeTeeen, ARTIST & PHOTOGRAPHER, 193, QUEEN .STREET, AUCKLAND, Rooms over,Mr King's Chemist. Cartes-de-visite taken the best style at 12s 6d per dozen; 7s 6d per half-dozen Portraits Painted in dll and Water Colours in a style unsurpassed in the colonies. : . N O.TI C E. THE public 'afe informed that I have . ~ obtained a License from the City Council Office for the Removal of Ruhbish or Night Soil. The lowest price charged,,and satisfaction guaranteed. , s Orders may be left at the City Council Office; or at Mr Sceats'. British Hotel. -7 '. 7 /(, n ' „', '...ii,';;. ABEL FLETCHER. VENETIAN BLINDS WIRE GAUZE, AND PERFORATED ZINC -BLINDS. CAN be had at-the Auckland Venetian Blind Manufactory; .Shortland-street, of any dimen sions, In any number,' within a given time, of the BEST QUALITY, AND AT REASONABLE PRICES. gjp~SENT TO ATilj PARTS OF NEW ZEALAND. __: -_T. BUSBY, Practlcill Blind-niaker and Wire-worker, maiiy years established at City Road, London, manufacturer of every description of -Window Blinds, Plain and Orna mental Wire Work- Old Blinds cleaned, altered, repaired and painted. VENETIAN HOUSE, SHQRTLiJSD {STREET,; AUCKLAND. .s--"lf Guinness's XX Dublin Stout. t .!,H ....^OCTOBER BREW. Tiereby informs • O'ihis customers-and the public that he has re ■■■ 'ceived per- CadueeuS; 'direct from the Brewers, 20 CASKS of the above CELEBRATED STOUT, which he.offers at 4s. per Gaucon, or 10s. per Dozek. At his Stores,/Hidh Strekt Auckland. , . ~-T . P]fBLIC NOTICE. Tjl , , JCATEB'tlate Crombie's) EOYAL • FINE ART.PHOTOGRAPHIC. GALLERY, Queen street^ Auckland,'has much pleasure in inform ing his friends and the public generaUy that he has purchased the Photographic Business so long;carried on by Mr. CrOmbie'; and having secured the services of >• an Experienced Operator", feels warranted in, stating that hey^willreceive every civility and attention, as well as. ilrstr-.class apd artistic portraits, at his hands, and that ho pains.will.be spared to give entire satisfac tion.. • J.*C M begs to. announce that his arrangements for taking Instantaneous Portraits of Children are now ; omplete, lLi llLi ;, , y ...., .'......:• ~.-•-. : .. /■. J? oJM ,V.V.S A4h>\1'.J4:l E, At the Yards ov the Undersigned— ! , Puriri Posts ; :; ;' il/': 7. Heart of Kauri Posts ■ - Heart of Totora Posts t Y.OS Hobart Town Rails; . i 1 -7 J j / ■'.; Ti-tree Rails iij sft. Hobart Town Palings Cft. do do do Kauri Palings 40,000 sft. Hobart Town Palings, 14s 6d per 100: FENdtNG "AT LOWEST RATES. AECHAKD' & BROWN, MECHANICS' BAY • AND FIREWOOD WHARF. .... i.j-^o, l. v x<j r^.'.-i. : ■■ - ' ■ :,.:.:..,■ . I ... I DANTZIC SPRUCE. 7 ;.'i7[!T2; r:! YJ :: . ■ 7 a/J-. BRAND: RICK & FISCHER. | THIS universal and excellent beverage of the celebrated brand of Rick and Fischer, is now to be had on Draught, in Bottle, or - -_y the *Eeg, from • ''•'- >'> ■'■ '-'-. j JOHN SCEATS, BRITISH HOTEL, ..,.__..,,.-,,,-,-.. Queen street.. Highly recommended by the faculty. r ;O2aOK Q.KL .-..: —:— / ■ ■■ Also, 5 hhds. Rum Shrub, 30 0.p., for special use of the; rrTrTn .,. _~, Jewish fraternity. ■ , 1 -.! -'■-'1-iJ •■'"■'■■■■ '■ - ——_2—' ■ ■"- | THISTLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, I 7" '-QvE EN- st cc et ' ' PUB LI C NOT 10 E. • u--u;- m' P. DABBY ~, \'i TN returning""thanks to^-tbe ;public ] nJt! Ofbr- the liberal patronage he has received since opening the BOTTLE DEPARTMENT, begs to state that he has on.hahd a Choice Selection op Superior Ports, Sherries, and Adelaide, Wines ; ajso, Verdeilho and Australian Ports, which he intends to offer at the Lowest Possible Remunerative Prices tor CashT m h'iviflOO'r 9 IiIST OF PRICES. 8 iPerßotke. ■» "a a j .11 ~~ ■ .' ■■■ 1 -'-'■•' -^-S-! D- J ■'''Sap-ribr Adelaide Wine .. .. ....... ,»; 0 TVTartell's and Hennessy's Pale Brandy .. ... ... i 0 MarteU's and Hennessy's'Dark Brandy .. ~41 0" -CGre'enleesin;diGolville- Whisky .. ' ..-..' 3 6 Campbelton. Whisky a ... ; ~.;. 3 ; 6 Dunville's Whisky Si 6 c ';-We__Tpd__R_m/>:>.;.i,. .: •• • "..Jr '..'Si 0 ..Sherry Wine, really good .; ..; "■'» ..•■.•■•"•.. 3. 6 gmperioßSherryi :o.P: .. .. - '.. »' '.. 4; 6 ; . jOldportrWine .-. ;_ Hi .. , .. „••-•• 4i ? o . Su.p_Hor.old_?ort Wine (Sandiman's Four Dia mond) .. .... .. •- -•'•-, •• 5 ° „„ ~.The,aboye are aU bottled a the premises., ; , ; - '"■- '-• "-" -''-•--'- " IN C__3E.*"* A'\'A . I ■'■ b-- ■■'■'■ :;- 1! •' —" -1- ' genuine Brands. '-/Per bottle -. . Hennessy's Brandy ... - V.'.'U X QW-L /!_SlH«'i 6. 0 Martell's Brandy .J. ',;:f -.. 3ll>- _ 2 .Jdeneva, JDKZ, large hmi\.,suw, - -ft?i --.. 4. 6 Geneva, JDKZ, small * wuvniiS. oi J?-i «4. 3i & . Old Tom, Booth's and and Burnett's.. f ,.,.^(;jsaO_e ° '"' Fine Old' Jamaica Ruhr'7~... .i*..... ~-,•<>> .„'>. BO Dunville's Whiskey.. "..' ' " '.. .'.,. . ... *i ° Champagne No. 2:V. -t^ '•'• -i. <■ ■' .."'-' .-;■ W•« 6 •. ". Champagne No. 2, pints :; .':\ « ■■:; ;'i: --".'i •' ili. 3j 0 Champagne, Jacqueson's .'.'i' -i--'..''-■'»,..'■''"'■.. 5:0 Champagne,Jacqueson's, pints .. ...-•.. 3; 0 ■.:•. Claret, St." Julien .......;;..-.. 3,0 Australian Wines, very best brands -■, .. , .... 3 6 . Townsend's Sarsaparilla ..' .... ijiAAtl' " '■' .English Ginger Wine.. .. ' ..... ".1,"/ ".'/'.. S;0 ■ 'English Cinnamon Cordials; '■>... '.../ ;''.. 2 0 Ale and Porter, London bottled, best brands >. 1| 3 ' Rum, Brandies, and Whiskeys sold bythe .gallon ; overproof, warranted the same as from bonded store. Assorted cases of the above made up for families and picnic parties. '' ; Liberal allowances made td wholesale purohasers. . Bass' Burton Ale on'draught' Tenns^Strictly Cash. .. ,<-.,., j ' A^POTH ECABIES' HALL. SMITH'S AT^TIEILIOUS AND'LIVER.PILLS, The best Aperient known, Tonic Alterative, . and Purifying,. containing noMercury. Extract \..'.' ■,' .fromletter:— " Sir A I havegreat pleasure In stating /7. j that o through I the aid of your •An tibilious arid Liver' Pills (using one or two doses a week) I have been restored from intense suffering,; arising from \o ■■■ ■ tdrpid liverr, 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 WORM POWDERS. ■ -'•■■ - The enormous Sale of these Powder, Js.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. ■ .1 used them : 7 /. 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 Sj•• - recovered their looks, health, and appetite ;in -.'■■■'■■ short, a shilling packet has saved, me poundi|' worth of medicine. Please send by bearer a . packet of Powders, as I wish to give thereto friend. .. ■ ■'. -!i j i Also to be had, , M .SMITH'S RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, Cough Mixture, Diarrhoea and Dysentry Mixture, and Hair Restorer. DENTISTRY AND ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Toothache Drops; . 1-_, Proprietor: 0.. SYDNEY SMITH, Chemist,' Etc., .««*•'« - - APOTHECARIES' HALL, 226, QUEEN STREET. THBWi DOQBS BELOTV IHB OIXY HALL,



Merchandise. LEWIS BEOS. ARE NOW OPENING THEIR FIRST SHIPMENT SPRING GOODS. Ex Celestial Queen and Countess of KINTOBE. 185 p A c X A ° E 9 Conslstln of— MILLINERY— -'" : Ladies', Girls', Maids, and Infants' Trimmed and Untrimmed Straw Hats, in Canton, Laura/, Trieste, Princess, Adellna, 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, Dress Ornaments of the latest fashions Ostrich Plumes and Feathers, Mantles > Etc Etc. Etc, ! DRAPERY— I Indian Longcloths, WetTWove Calicoes Horrocks' Longcloth, Croydon and Wigan Sheat ing Mexican Greys; 721 n 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' Fartcy Overskirts Ladies' Batiste Overskirts .!_■ Ladies'j.Underclothing ;- ..-. _ ...;„ .;■■•>■ Infants' Night and Monthly Gowns Short; Slips, Long Flannels, Squares r Muslln Frocks, Bodices, Holland PinafOre. Tambour and Lace Curtains ■ Mosquito Net, in white, green, and pink- h Muslins, Muslin Dresses, pale and spotted book -Lappets, Blinds, Ladies' Corsets , . Welsh Flannels, Coloured Saxony and Electoral Flannels CLOTHING— - '' cr--K ■ : Gents' Tweed Halifax, Galatea, and Sac Suits Blue Diagonal Suits . .■ -r-l<>. Fancy Tweed Trousers' • • Trousers and Vests to match Blue Flannel Suits . ■ r- 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- . „ J Men's Brown Cotton, Lisle Thread, Merino, striped Lamb's W 001, and Fancy 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 Fancy Cotton Socks, assorted Gents' Merino and Brown Cotton Pants ' ■' Men's, Boys', and Youths' Crimean Shirts Men's White Longcloth Shirts . , Men's Boys', and Youths' Venetian and Soft Twill Shirts •-' . Gents' T.T. Ties, Black and Fancy ':OJ Gents' Fancy Pall Mall, Duke of Edinburgh, Cor rect, Baronet, and Butterfly Scarfs ~ . BLANKETS & SHAWLS— "-"'■' 9-4,10-4,11-4 Witney and Super Blankets. - 9-4,. 10-4, HP4 Striped all over Blankets (a 10-4,11-4 Super Ribbon-bound Blanket 3 Austrian Quilts, Carriage Rugs HATS & CAPS -• i Gents', Boys', and Youths' Improved Sti_w Hats, Alpine, Cavour, Kossuth, and Regent's Wire Brin. ~ ,■. ~, 1 and Alma Felt Hats, in black .and drah colours Gents', Boys', and Youths' Cloth Caps, all sorts. HABERDASHERY— ; '- '" ' " ": '"" '" J , *j A General Assortment SUNDRIES— _ dies, Bridles, Saddle Cloths, Girths, Spur Stirrup, Leathers- Chamois Skins, Looking ■ ■-'-<-•' Glasses, 'Wallets,' 'Purses;: Courier Bags, Combs, Hair, Nail, and Tooth Brushes, Electro-plated Ware, | Fishing Lines, Fish Hooks"" 120-TRUNKS BOOTS & SHOES-^ -■' Consisting of Gents' Calf Almas, Emperors, Half Wellingtons, and Calf Balmorals Ladies' Elastic Sides Kid and Glove Kid, French Cashmere, Lasting in Colored and Black Channel! and Double Soles Sewn and Rivetted Military Heels, Plain and Fancy Stitched Fronts , j Boys' and Youths' Lace-ups, Hungarian Nailed Children's 4 to 6, 6 to 9, 10 to 13s Kid Elastic Sides, Patent Balmorals, Cordovan, Plain and ■ - j Copper Toes •,_ i<. ■■ ." | i' Infants' 2 to 4 Fancy Patent Leather, Felt, Kid, Etc . ;-,• TGents' Calf Emperor Uppers I ,- . .. f , ■ Ladies Kid Elastic Side Blocked Uppers, Plain '7 ;"..."^ajnd Fancy Stitched Fronts, Patent Toes I -ijiJffO- «_?i;. ■ • ■ —TT~!i>, < .-■■;-y.o wuaioß .-TO AJ-jaiVE PER < 7 ROBERT HENDERSON AND GLENHUNTLY, 25 CASES & BALES DR APERY '"""Consisting of Muslin, Muslin Dresses Demi Lustres, Mohairs Ladies' aDd Maids' "Underclothing""' Antimacassers, Lace and Tambour Curtains Lappets, Blinds, Linen and Lawn Handkerchiefs Red Ticking, Prints, Calicoes, Counterpanes , Toilets, Quilts, Finlay and Croyden Sheetings Turkish Towels, Huckaback Towels, Etc MILLINERY - 10 cases Ladies', Maids', and Infants' Trimmed and Untrimmed Straw Hats 7 ' ■ ■ ■ ( ' Gents' and Boys.' Improved Straw Hats Ladies' Mantles, Ostrich Feathers, and Plumes ! Dress Trimmings, Gimps,'Fringes,-Etc ' i OSIERY, &c.'— 17 packages Men's Brown Cotton Merino Striped i . ~ 'J and.Fancy Cotton Half-Hose Boys' and Youths' Brown and Grey Cotton Half hose ■ .4 • . -;-,-• 1' "' 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 — I r . 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 .... .-.liifie Men's Black and Colored Double-breasted Alpaca — _. _ Q oa j. g , -Men's Glenmjre, Galatea, and 'Double-breasted " ■" Coats Boys' Eton, Rughy, and CossacK Suits - '•'/ Youths' Tweed Suits ':;.''! Men!s Bedford Cord Trousers and Riding Pants '~' ' Men's, Boys',"and Youths' Miller's Mole Trousers 83 TRUNKS— TLaclies' Gents', Boys', Youths', and Children's : ' . ',". Boots ; general assortment ' 12 CASES— Saddles, Gents* and Ladies', assorted; Bridles, . assorted, Spurs, &c. -,■-/ i'/" 60 CASES- Bell and Black's 25Q's and Round Plaid Vestas ■■ PIRE-PPOOP SAFES. TjIQB SALiE, a GJonsignment of, J- Price's celebrated Fire-proof Safes, • various sizes. • , . , • . •; . .'■ SAMUEL COCHRANE &' SON, Q 810 IB T, CBOQ UET FOOTBALL, ETC. 9mo o'i-'i»!ut 'M'-->-pA''\.p,a a o°Ti;' •r ':,:,■■ ALa c and Well-assorted Stock of ~ . _ CRICKET BATS, STUMPS, BAILS, GLOVES, AND LEG GUARDS ; SETS CROQUET & STANDS, CROQUET' SEATS ,; ~. . SINGLE STICKS, FENOING FOILS, ■' GLOVES AND MASKS, BOXING .GLOVES, , FOOTBALLS, QUOITS, LAWN BILLIARDS, ETC To be Sold, a Bargain, ~ v . .- A LARGE, LA,W N MOW ER. j H. EENDELOW, IRONMONGER, liA;., -.',, 'IQQ, .QUEEN- STREET! ;;' *" z , . . ' .""'TjI TIMBEB.ONSALE at the Stbrd Breakwater road. ' Planed, Tongued and Grooved, 9xl and 6xl; also, a Splendid Assort-' ment of all sizes First and Second-class. Vessel* loaded with despatch, C. A. HARRIS, 1- Nov, 80,1872,



j Drapery. i EOR GOOD CHEAP CLOTHING b< GO TO THE MANUFACTURER, HE ONLY CAN SUPPLY THE FITTING ARTICLE AT THE LOWEST PR I OE. "^~~~~" SAMUEL COOMBES' CLOTHING FACTOR^; ;''' 7 ■ - - 7 IS IN ' ""' ! ........ i ... ...... s HIGH STREET, vj j './'■' 7 • ~ ■'. t-.-i- I i 5 AND THE DEPOT IS THE! ' I :;;' "'' !"' "'" •- *" CITY CLOTHING MA^p, ao - ;_ - k T- *V" •. No. 80, QUEEN STREET. f : . I GENTLEMEN'S HOLIDAY CLOTHInA, -At • ■ ■ i • /. I' Everything for the season for Men and Youths. ; - ;nioAsiT c' ' ■::ff a }. ■ ■ gv :; - r'A':A^;?a\ . I ■ I -. • ■■•■'.t.- ■ '■■ ■; i NEW SUMMER TWEEDS: LIGHT FASHIONABLE SUMMER CHOTHINp.: ■•'■""• ■' ! SEASONABLE UNDERCLOTHING. SUMMER HATS. " "' '■:■„ A, '■-. ■"■[' . :,;:; 7-;'. 1 All in Unprecedented Variety of Style and Quality. ■ i ... , .. ~. ORDERS EXECUTED ON THE SHORTEST REASONABLE NOTICE. ../:' •' ii ' * '~" Clothing Bought on the Premises A L T E BE D TO FIT . _ ( ou&j&fc-*>x s. . -'; . iim1 '■ *&=!, .51 ;: ■■ ;-f; * .:-■/■■-;' ':; .*.-■"' SAMUEL DOOMB E 8 ■, ■it »s i-.;i h ir. ■.'■•' ;-'- ■••'- '•' • "' ' . ~,,-,., 1 -~, ~/j: j |,.| .;■. 1: .",/. -.■!/: ■:: • •_ '•■'■■ ... ■ " ~ _io--. ■ i ;:': 7 •'".• ',•; T'__ I L OR, OUTPIT TE R, • • _' .: '•in AND- '- ■" '" ...... 7 . , -. , ..• • 1 " 1 ■ 5.' .. ~..., ... ■■ ... J .;;:. ■ 37. 10 'i'A-j'J RING CL ..".■.. : •' V ;,','''.' .'. ■■ ' > ■■' DXJ\APS^.^U ;,i', ] ,, Jl :," i ''



Sewing Machines, &o« — ■ — ■ " — -A-. ■■— - ■■■.—■■._. . Sewing Machines for the Million! THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE COLONY AT MONTAGUE'S CELEBRATED FANCY BAZAAR, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. The ! "^Defiance " HandH LockrStitch Sewing Machine, complete ■WITH EXTRAS. £ S. d. Price 5 0 0 With Table .. .; .. .. 610 0 THIS Machine has 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, aschildren are enabled to work it equally as well as adults. THE « OERMANIA V SILENT LOCK-STITCH SEWING \ MACHINE. S Price ;,7..' V ;./.i-,£5 15 o With 19 extras. This Machine has obtained a world-wide notoriety, having been awarded Twenty-six Gold Medals in Europe, and has takfen several prises, in Melbourne, Ballarat, and Geelorig, and Is acknowledged by the Victorian Press as one of the Best and Cheapest Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines yet submitted to the public. • 7? ,7'77!'.J. A constant supply of Needles, Cotton, and all extras, on hand. An experienced Machinist always on the premises to instruct purchasers,1 'and lessons given gratis, jtf required to parties preferring, at their own residences In order to meet the requirements of all classes ' .WEEKLY PAYMENTS,,^ILL BE TAKEN. Note the Address — Montague's Fancy Bazaar, ! -'"/oi f*"i ViV)>'.\i \ QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND, I •■STJFPOLK ItOTE __; ' | DED WOOD. }• . . ~: . ..-.j. ...7 ao To the Inhabitants of Dedwood and the' Public Generally, MR E. HOLLOW AT having takeh the above Hotel hopes by strict attention po cleanliness and good Liquors to merit a fair share Of public patronage. i Families supplied." _4C-niC and Yachting Hampers delivered on the shortest notice at reasonable prices. The Billiard-room stands unrivalled for comfort, and is fitted up with" one of Alcock's best Tables. JAMES OLDHAM, WINE, SPIRIT and TEA, IM}. PORTER submits the following Cash Prices, which on comparison he trusts will secures fair share of public patronage, in quantities of not less than two gallons:— Wines— Port and Sherry, 255., 80s., and 355. per dozen !■ Ditto (in -wood);TOST-*,l2s. 6d., and 15s. ptir gallon \ WHIBKE.— Irish and Scotch. 86s. to 40s. per case Ditto (in wood), 19s. to 21s. per gallon Rum— West Indian, 365. to 40s. per case Ditto (in wood), 18s. to 21s. per gallon Brandy— Cognac, 42s to 56s per case Ditto (in wood), 20s. to 225. Od. per gallon , GKN EVA— * . /■, > | 3 i [ t| I ; -" 80s' to 565. per case ALES AND STOUT— English and Scotch per gallon, 93. to 12s. Cd* per dozen Ditto (Colonial), 3s. per gallon, 7s 6d per dozen : Whiskey— Colonial, 13s 6d per gallon Ditto (in case), 265. 6d. Tea, Coffee, and all sorts of Groceries at, equally goodvalue, A sifagle trialTvlll prove the advantages offered by James Oldham, High street, Auckland. P.S. —Goods delivered free of charge within six miles of the citr. MEDICO-BOTANIC DISPENSARY | !i!' : H: BRITTAIN, CHEMIST, DRUGGIST, AND MEDICAL HERBALIST, 65, Victoria Street, Corner of Chapel Street. . Sole Agent for Dr.' Coffin's Composition, Stomach Bitters, Antispasmodic, Diuretic and Female Restora tive Powders, Indian Pills, etc., etc. A Fresh supply of British and American HERBS. Proprietors of the far-famed WORM POWDERS, < which are acknowledged to be the most marvellous and effectual remedy ever known. *»* A few copies of Dr. Coffin's Guide to Health and Treaties on Midwifery on Sale. "FURNITURE AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, SHORTLAND-STREET. WINKS & HALL Have at present an immense stock of every description of English. American, and Colonial-made FURNITURE, CARPETS, FLOOR- ' CLOTHS, &c, Which are all marked at exceedingly LOW PRICES. Those abouttofurnish'would do well to inspect the foUowing lines before purchasing elsewhere :— WALNUT, ROSEWOOD, and MAHOGANY DRAWING-ROOM SUITES | OAK, MAHOGANY AND RIMU DINING ROOM SUITES. WALNUT LOO, OVAL, AND SHAPED TABLES, MUSIC STOOLS, CANTERBURYS, AND WHATNOTS. ROSEWODO AND WALNUT CHIFFONNIERS MARBLE TOPS AND GLASS DOORS! CEDAR, RIMU,' AND KAURI CHIFFONNIERS MAHOGANY, RIMU. AND MOTTLED KAURI WARDROBES. MARBLE WASHSTANDS AND TOILET TABLES CHESTS OF DRAWERS, COMMODES, AND I - •• TOWEL HORSES. " STUFFED, CANE, AND WOOD-SEATED CHAIRS GILT CHIMNEY AND TOILET GLASSES (In great variety). . , IRON AND WOOD BEDSTEADS, . , ■ SPRING, HAIR, WOOL, FLOCK, AND FLAX MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, STRAW PALLIASSES, BLANKETS AND QUILTS. CAR PE T ROO M. W. and H. have just received A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF THE . NEWEST DESIGNS 1N.., . BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, VELVET PILE, AND KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS. FELTS, RUGS, MATTINGS, AND DOOR MATS TABLE COVERS. FLOOR CLOTHS, All widths, from yards to 5 yards. REPS, DAMASK, LACE, AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. CRUMB CLOTHS, DIMITY, FURNITURE, • CHINTZES f~\ T BRASS CORNIGES'AND CORNICE POLES, FRINGES, GIMPS, AND FURNITURE TRIMMINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. W. and H. having hfcrge and convenient workshop can manufacture every description of Furniture of the shortest notice. ",, j.' ..•'... . ; . AGENTS FOR THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING ' MACHINES, Instruction given to purchasers Closed on Saturdays after Two o'clock. WINKS & HALL,



Miscellaneous. BATHING ! BATHING ! BATHING ! ALL HANDS AHOY! TURN OUT AND "WASH YOURSELVES. TBE SOLID-BOCK BATH is in '. Commission. , . ./ ~-' Sept. 28, 1872. : SAWN TIMBER. KAUBI, BougiC Planed, T ongued, and Grooved, wholesale and retail, a the Mills, Wharigapo'ua; and the Yards, Custom house-street, Auckland. Contractors' and Builders Specifications cut to order on the shortest notice. HUGH CRAIG. Queen-street Wharf. : /■ j , - ii > OIL, CO LOB, GLASS, AND PAPERHANG.INGS. HOUSE, SIGN, AND GENERAL, DECORATING, 57, QUEEN. STREET, : . Next to Bank Of New Zeal and. J. HENDERSON, : Importer of and dealer in Oil, White Lead, Turps, Zinc, White, House Painters', Coach and Cabinet makers' Varnishes, Calico Scrim, Clock and Compass Glasses, Brushes, &c, &c. , 7 ;,., „\. ME EAULDEK, Sole Contractor to the City Council for' the Einptying of Earth- Closets, Privy Bbxes, Cesspits, &c, is prepared to at tend punctually to all requests regarding the above. Persons desiring to have the said places attended to, either weekly, fortnightly, or otherwise, can'haye_the same done by leaving a notice either verbal or written with the Inspector of Nuisances. City Council Office, Queen street. CLOVER! CLOVER !! CLOVER SEED!.! !'. EX 'LOCHNAGAR.' ■ '"• New Clover Seeds, Cabbage,' Cauliflower, Brocoli, : Turnip, &c, just landed, in splendid condition. - _ H. LIPSCOMBE, 7 . 130, Queen-street. . -.--,, Protected by Bdyal Letters Patent. [ Dated October llth, ,186-r- .-,; /" : UNDER DISTINUUISHED PATRONAGE. DR BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE, A Chemical Preparation of Phosphorous, Amth the Vegetable Alkaloids [Qumia, Cypripeden, ; , | Xanthoxylin.&c., ; : i "V /• / Discovered, introduced, and extensively prescribed • by Chables Leslie BrtoH-t, M.D., Resident Surgeon to St. Mary's Hospital London; •' - . This Phosphatic combination is pronounced by the most eminent members, of-the Medical Profession to be unequalled for its power in replenishing the vitality of the body, by its1 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 lnnocent-ans its " action, whileretaining all its extraordinary properties, and as a specific surpassing all the known-therapeutic agents of the day for the speedy and permanent cure of-/ '7 •'' '" ': ■'■ - '■'' ' " '"' '"r' -'.'7 "::,';{ !'- Nervous Prostration Trembling of the hands and Liver. Complaints - ,- limbs Palpitation of the heart Impaired nutrition , ' Dizziness Mental and physical de- Noises in the bead and cars pression " /... * i Loss of energy and'appetite Consumption (in mm iixci- Hypochondria pient. or first stag*, 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 ~ • f and all morbid conditions of the system, arising from whatever cause. Tho'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 Phosphodyne acts electrically upon the organi sation ; for instance, it assists nature to generate that human electricity which renews and a i-builds the the osseous, muscular, nervous, membranous, and organic systems. . It operates on the systenrwithout exciting care or' thought upon the1 individual asJo the process. It moves the lungs, liver, heart, kidneys, stomach, and intestines, with a harmony, vigour, yet mildness^ unparalleled in medicine. ... c \ j The Phosnhodydhe 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, briUiant, 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 frej quently shown from the first day of its administration by a remarkable increase of nervous power, with a feeling of vigour and comfort to which the patient has long been unaccustomed.- 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 the] organs of nutrition. ' -*- J 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 funcj 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 cure by tho judicious use.of this most invaluable remedy. ■', ■ ;-.;-. %Jf j ."''"' '• ■■ ■ ' ' '/ " "'•''"" i,r" ' I DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE ; ; Is sold only in cases at £1 Is, containing two bottles; and £2 2s, containing five bottles.. Also in family ; cases at £5, containing sixteen bottles. To bo t . i ' hal 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. 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 ©f deoility and nervous prostration he had effected permanent cures by the use of Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne; • ;;. ...■. ■ ..■; <' ; . Sir Win. Ferguson, Bart., F.R.S., Snrgeon,to He- Majesty the Queen, says:— " l have.repeatedly pr.ej scribed Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne, and; found it. an agreeable and beneficial remedy.. .1 have. ;but one ,qb{ jection regardlng.it, and that is. the,- elaborate, process required in the, preparation will not allow of the , retail prices being within the reach of all classes." ] Dr. Lancaster, the .eminent Coroner, says:— "Di ■Bright's Phosphodyne is calculated to entirely .super! sede iron, mercury, sarsaparilla, quinine,' and cod-livet oil." 7 I 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-i forth rank foremost in therapeutics; it generates al^ the important elements of .tlie. human frame, the peculiar character of this substance fitting it for vital, USeS." . - . ; , Fi'.'J Sir T. Lawrence says:—"l have foundiDr._Bright'_i Phosphodyne an excellent remedy in skin diseases. I presume it is by oxydisation." .-, ,; , .; ~ aioq Professor Syme says :—" The effects of the Phos phodyne in obstinate cases of disease, are as astonish-: ing- as perplexing." ■ • '-". ■' »« »di to i > ■>•> Dr. Hanfleld.Tones, FRCP., F.R.S.i1 Physician to St. -Mary's -Hospital, says, in Athropy and. General DebiHty '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 theirnormal condition: The Lancet considers the,'Phosphodyne <one of the; most important contributions made to Materia Medica; during the last century." Pamphlets containing Testimonials maybe obtained from all Chemists and Up-Country Storekeepers. , - 63T Caution. —Be particular.to ask fox Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne, as' Imitations are abroad;' and avom purchasing Single Bottles, the'Gemtihe Article being sold in cases only. -: ,' ''/ •'• '•' - 8-mi ••■.-£ _ol Wholesale Agents for New Zealand:— KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, &£o. DUNEDIN.



Miscellaneous- New Zealand Steam Coffee Mills. Established 186-.] D STEPHENSON & 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, Blb/xTlb. 121b, 141b, 81b, and 601b tins Peppers, black and white,-whole or ground ! Peppers, packed in J-lb tins and upwards Peppers, Cayenne, loz cruets and bulk Mustard, Column's J-lb, lib, and 71b tins Curry Powder, Morton's, Cross & Blackwells ana Bengal, in J-lb and lib bottles , Chocolate and Cocoa, Fry's, Taylor's, and Epp s Chocolate, French, lib packets Arrowroot, lib and 71b tins v . , 'Nutmeg, whole or ground, in tins or bulk Cloves ~do do ; do , .. • Ginger do do do Carraway do do do Cinnamon do do do • , t , Pimento 'do do '" - 'do Mixed Spices, in loz. packets, plain and fancy boxes j Mixed Spice, in tins,- assorted sizes Essence of Lemon and Assorted Essences Ground Rice, in tinfoil packets Chicory, Barrys Lame's, and ColoniaL ;: t D. Stephenson and Co., ;„ m _ WHOLESALE COFFEE & SPICE MEECHANTS "W YNDHAM- STREET. AUCKLAND .A S P H A L T. —. i ..,;; i KNIOHT, CRAW & CO. desire to inform the Ratepayers of the City of Auck land that they are prepared to lay Asphalt Pavement in of the suburban streets at 3s 6d per yard. The City Council guarantee to pay half the cost. Appli cation to be made to the City Council. X., C, & Co. can recoriimend their work for Stores, Kitchens, and Cellar-floors, Gardens, Walks, Back yards, and guarantee a durable Pavement. Masonic Hotel, 1 \.i n 'DEVONPORTj'1 NORTH' SHORE. Under the Management of Mrs Broww. XfAMILIES can be accommodated JD with Private Sltting-Rooms. The Hotel ,qon r tains 18 lofty and Spacious Bedrooms. : BOARD AND RESIDENCE, ," bythe week or month, on easy terms. Boats run from Auckland every half-hour. Night boats rut ntil 11 o'clock p.m. PR O S PECTUS OP THE AUCKLAND IRON AND STEEL COMJ • r .'. •".. PANY (Limited). To be Incorporated under the Joint Stock Companies ioil ~;:•- Act;--i860? V.' U:! -'s- '- CAPITAL—£IOO,OOO, in, 100,000 Shares of.£l each; Provisional Directors: io : ■- fftro John Henderson. C.E. (Engineer for Messrs Brogdeij i:'-:iandSon), Wellington ' ,J ' Thon^asT. Masefield (Masefield and Co., Engineers); Util J'Au'cklahd .... - - I William Lodder,. Engineer, Auckland J...7 ■ ~' F. M. P. Brookfield, Auckland . . Robert-. Creighton, Auckland; jr.rij i- - I ■-! So'licitobs: Messrs Whitaker and Russell. . i .vJi '-j.: ::Bankers :.'Bank of-New Zealand.^ ■ -'; t Secretary : John Mowbray. ... ..^- ! .- The jobject of this Company, is to .utilize the Iran Stone and Iron Sand which abound in this Province; by converting them into cast iron and'malleable steel iron, by the process of manufacture successfiUly-tried at Onehunga by the ori^nalin-bmoters of the Uom pany. ~ ~,,-■; ,i.,•■'.,.,. ■ .':. f<iQ£il£ I ' Samples of their iron have been submitted to the severest tests by practical, mechanics, and inyariably pronounced to be equal in grain" and toughness to the , best Lowmoor and Swedish iron..! U . S-i>J :j S _'■ " j It is proposed to raise sufficient capital for the purchase of machinery,-and for1 the erection'bf the necessary plant and buildines^-at-a-site to be deter- mined asbeingmost convenient for obtaining asupply of the; Iron Sand, Iron Ore,'and Coal.. A careful esti- ; mate has been made'-f the.cost of a plant suited forj the purpose of manufacturing Pig Iron, and Mer4 chants Bar Iron, together with land and buildings; and the amount is £15,000. - TheAvKol-of the •machine-ry, can be supplied in Auckland. This would include :— 1 High-pressure Steam Engine, 100-horse power; .nominal - ■,•'' -, ._■„ i • 1 Hbt-blast Furnace, complete;- 6' Fuddling] Furnances • ■--' ,!'.'- ■ - 2 Mill Furnaces ; ft jßolling; Mill, 10-inch tram "' '""I Steam Hammer ; 3 Coke Oven's . r* 2 Pair Shears; 1 Straightening Press •;" ( 1 Land, • Buildings; Freight, Commissions, and; Contingent Expenditure; .;;,.. I The Plant, as enumerated, would be sufficient_as a] beginning, and would admit of extension at any time, j The following is an estimate of the weekly produc-jj tion of' finished Bar Iron, leaving out of calculation^ altogether the yield of Pig Iron from the Blast Fnr-| •nace —an estimate founded upon experience-t— --— j Five Puddling Furnaces, working.flve days per week; (one,aa^idle_Jof fettling, &c), and.lJspare Furnace,; .50 tons. .Return in cash, at £16 per ton, £800.? Wages per week—Puddling per ton, including helper, j 255, £62 10s ; Shinglers, ditto ditto, £12 10s ; Rollers, j dijtb ditto,' 4s» £10 ;- Engineers,i£l'_; iStokers, £4—, £16 ;' two Forge Labourers, £4 ; 75 tons Coal, £150 ; Raw Material, at per ton, 4 s, £100 ; Management, I Contingencies7onice Rent, 0 ear and Tear, &c, £100.1 Total, £455—0r, ..... Dr. r 50 tons Merchant Bar Iron, per week, at . ~', r i £16 per ton.. .. ... .. £800', 0 0, cr/ ■■• : i Wages, Management, Interest, Coal, Raw S Material, &C. ....".. ""455. 0 0 Showing a weekly profit of .. 345 0 0i Or, £17,940 per annum. It will be. seen that no account is taken of the, profits from the iron produced by the Blast Furnace which it is proposed to erect, capable of making ten tons ofjpig iron daily. This item, however, will add j considerably to the profits of the undertaking. The raw material is estimated in excess of what it | is likely to cost; and, with regard to coal, which is j estimated to cost £2 per ton, it has been ascertained , that Bullerßiver Coal, Waikato,.and Bay of Islands; Coal.could be delivered at the works at £110s per ton,, with certainty. But a most valuable seam of .coal; having been discovered close by tlie site of the pro posed works, the saving on that item will necessarily j be very great. . | The Promoters have secured the right to use all '■■ Iron Sahd and Iron Stone within the JMahakau Harbour, the property of the Crown, free of royalty.; There is .an unlimited supply of Iron, Sand and! Haimatite Iron Ore, as well within as without the • Manakau Heads; and the Provincial Government have by letter expressed their readiness to lease in terms of the Public Reserves Act any portion of the '■, West Coast li_e under Provincial control which the | Promoters of the Company may require in the pro-; secutibn of their enterprise. , The price of Bar Iron is estimated above at £16 per; ton, the lowest price' at' which it has ever been sold for in Auckland being from £14 to £16 per ton. The current rate is £20 per ton cash; £22 per ton at three.months j. and the general-tendency is, upwards;'" The. cost of producing Merchant Bar Iron is,f_fter \ making the most liberal allowance for expenses' of all \ kinds.' £10 per ton. Taking the iron as selling on; the spot for £16 per ton, a large and certain return is' assured. The" demand for Iron is daily increasing j owing to .the extension of. railways,, mining, [ ship- j building, and other branches of 'manufacturing in-! diistry. The" certainty of finding ,a .piarket for all I that can be produced need not therefore be doubted. > "'As "a legitimate investment for capital, Shares in. the.Auckland ,Iron and Steel-Company, Limited, are without a rival. It "is altogether free from the specu-i lative uncertainty, pf goldmining. The'supply.of the raw material at manufacture being on the surface,. rerj^ers.jit l.ess .costly, to -procure .that tiny other; miijer^r deposit, whilethe demand for the inainvtfac turedarticle'is, practically, wlthoilt a limit:'. ~7° j 50,000 Shares of the proposed capital of the Com- j pany are offered to the public. 2s. 6d. per Share | deposit to' be I paid on application ; 2s 6d. per Share on allotment; and 6s. per ; Share within six months; from allotment, in calls not exceeding 2s. 6d. The ■ remaining 10s. is to be called up (if required) in calls not exceeding 2s. 6d each, at periods of not less than . two months. .'--■■■ '<■ >■■'■ - :.' It is proposed, to pay to the Promoters, as soon as, the Company is in a position to erect machinery, the sum of £2,000 ,in cash, and on.allotment 8,000 fully; paid-up Shares ; the remaining 42,000 Shares to be held m trust for the Company. The Promoters bind j themselves not to place their Shares on the market until the, plant is,in, "working order ; and engage to assist in carrying on '.the works after the start, at a j salary to be agreed-upon with the Directors, and to convey to the Company for its use their rights and privileges in a Patent for the working of Iron Sand andiron 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 i ■fqr-the management of the Company,, and also to make arrangements for the vigorous prosecution-of the works.', r/'I ' ' i ' • "'■ ■ ' 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 Secretary, Mr. John Mowbray, No. 44, Queen-street, Auckland, up to the l'4thdayof March, 1873, will be numbered ,as received, and Shares allotted on approval by the Directors, imjnediately after the receipt of | Southern application..' ** " "■ ':lj ,j j AuoWftnd, February 8 f 1878. '



: •.; ;, Medical,;;;:;; in -"i_i ■'" ■. ' ■■' '-■■'■■■' vU '•■ '- ' ""* -''t^j-'i-i-' - . t 1 TRADE MARK. < "wECISTERgQ _> f ~., ~ > WHELPTDN^'! vVEGrETIBLE PURIFYING PILLS. ' A A'". j Are warranted not to contain a single particle of Mercury or: any other Mineral Substa/neeflmt'^o con sist entirely of, Medicinal Matters, purely vegetdble. During the last, thirty-fl.yejteji.rs they have proved their value in thousands of instance!- in diseases of the Head, Chest, Bowels, Liver,1 and Kidneys ; andin all skin complaints one of the best medicines known.. .■ 71 Sold by G. WHELPTON & SON, 3, Crane Court , Fleet street, London ; and by all Storekeepers and Medicine, Vendors. , .... ' . „.- .».•„.-_._■ I Wholesale;. Agents [in the Colonies .'— MessrsT FeltoSj & Co., Melbourne. Mr. Edward Ash, 60, Eliza'ieth-street, HobartTow_ Mffisrs. Elliott Bro. , Sydney. 1 Mr. Jakins, Auckland, Messrs. Yoongman Dunedin THE CURE 13 AT HAND.^ TTOLLO WAT'S OINTMENT j 'Scorbiktic Eruptions, as Sore Heads hnctSarofktous Swellings.—lt this powerful Ointment be well rubbed 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. The Pills shoul&Jbe taken._s_nau_iliary.t.o thei_Ointme_t;as they are so prepared as to act in unison with it, . facilitating and confirming the conquest of the disease. Diptheria, Ulcerated Sore Throat and Quinsey.-^The above complaints have for twenty years been treated with Holloway __Ointment. and Pills wiih ( , perfect success. ; The cures have been so remarkable, speedy, and numerous, thatfhese oftenifataldiseasesa^emore easily cured 'by these medicines than even the common ■ sofetnroat, if _ta_en in time.. / ,/.-.;> <-"i.'.'.i(ji) The Kidneys, Stone and Gravel—ln these complaints the j Ointment almost' acts: like-a ch_ria, pro viding it is very effectually rubbed over the regions„of the kidneys, which it will penetrate and give ___ost immediate relief, - while the , Pilla shoul^, be rtaken afccbfding to the printed directions, when ""the most extraordinaryjpures may .Defected by this;m%^;. Bad "Legs, 'Bad Breasts,' Scrofulous Sores, and Glandular SwelUrigsi—ln. such cases.- the .OJritJibent operates surely and with a rapidity, that resembles ' magic, i It should: he irubbed into -He- part»'BffSCTed after they have been fomented .with lukewarm water. ' The' purifying and'curative powers' of: this riirfih-llbus unguent have neve rfailed. An. old.sore,..wound^r ulter always yields to'itsinfluence, arid in cases'of had breasts, or milk,fevers, its : :action isj.wofldetfuL Glandular swellings'may soon be reduced by following the .printed directions.: .■■ i „■-\i;.'.,,r. orr.o odT The Action of the Heart—Dropsy.—The last gained disease is- commonly i preceded I by -;irregul_r action1 hf the heart, and difficult respiration ; which symptoms are alwaysrsevere; and evergforrom _<afl 'o; -w.rs-m_fesg ■proper .means.of, cure are resorted,to. ...inr >!<fllpway unrivalled Oiritnlent'and Pills Jthe d."" —='>-..l pstient . will ever And succour ; the; present relig.v- /;iv^dftonx tlie use of these remedies is marvelloi._.> quick and perseverancei.:_hl>__iheig steadyo application of this famous Ointment invariably . results in a'" cure. --'Th-^v.'act •'with, such J-fiergy^on'i^fie Circulation and absorbent system r that the droj^ira fluid Vanishes, and'the sufferer finds-aLTthe bpprfeSslv symptoms daily, decline till natural health jejfjums.™ Gout and' Rheuiridtism may be cured with the greatest certainty if, large,quantities of 4_te_oint_ient be well worked into the complaining parts, and this perseveringly done for. some time. It is no use to smear it on the skin only, Uv must be got into the system. ..Take as many Pills nightly as will act two or three time's during the 24 hours; gchew theusje of coffee'; and all stifardlaats.- When"; theses oompuiintt are leaving the system the.virulence ot the complain frequently seems1 ;tbincrease. -:.--■ xi---i.:!iy-»U_ -lyi'l Indiscretion of Youth. —Sores, ulcers, and swellings can with c'ertairity'be cured if'this'. Ointment be thoropghly rubbed.ah round the compjaining;parts twice" or "thrice a day, keeping them covered with hnen rag spread .with the., same,-. • ,•;-._•. Mad gricloab The Pills must be taken according to the printed directions. The blood being in an impure state /perseverance' is necessary., f^From humane/ -Hbtivfs fetters of advice will be .answered gratuitously. To save carriage, the Pills1 and-Ointment should be ob tained in the neighbourhood of the sufferer, and not from Holloway's Establishment IF 'POM. '3 E_T Both the Ointment and the Pills should be used i the following cases : — -.j-^l) f_l\ ; [ jAT Bad Legs 7 C Cancers Scalds Bad Breasts Contracted and Sore Nipples. Burhs Ho-if _f a Stiff Joints ' Sore-throats • Bunions .' Elephantiasis; Skin-diseases, ~. Bite of Mdsquitbs Fistulas ;-i !'■ "Scurvy ■'- '"'• andSand-Flies Gout ~., ~ > -•, „ Sore-heads..;,,,. Coco-bay' '" " ' Glandular Swell- Tumours Chiego-foOt . -.. ings : ;- 7 ; Ulcers, ~ n Chilblains Lumbago Wounds Chapped Hands Piles in : .'Yaws..-:, }iaisd Corns (Soft) Rheumatism J rr V There is a considerable' saving by-taking Jthe larger,sizes. ~ t„ •. r, . ~t "N.B.—Directions for theJguidance of patients in every disorder are affixed t° each,Pot.,^ sj;.,, [ , c , o { t< ... "■. i/ ■ - j.^-;.-., „,;,;: • ,ZT .nuK iz*a ADVICE ORAT_Sf Il!°* osloia .it9ii\w.o't ocf Uhr ilio'.r asdv ,T„h ' ;- barf-louA -.7 !:<~~~-".') rnsif^noS -jiT CT.O LLOW AY ' SLa FriL LsSj ■ ToPurifythc Blood.— ThesePifis'laVe'-ee- placed by the common consent of mankind at theheacLptall remedies for removing obnoxious' p-isbiis "froiri the blood, and cleansing all the tissues of the body' They have saved-thousands year after nrear from falling a sacrifice to the effects of dyspepsi_,*"dySen"tery, diarrhoea, constipation, Uver complaints^"&c.^ a t fact.attested by myriads 6f with'esses. Excessive weakness arid debiUty the warningsiiof decreasing organic energy^aiid vital decay, are restored and reanimated with vigour and healthful action in.every organ throughout the.i3y.ste_m by the .restorative and exhOirating influence of this medicine. Female Complaints. -All disorders of thesex,f^id diseases in every crisis perilous to the life and-health of woman, youthful or aged, married br single,"may be radically and quickly cured without risk or trouble by a "few: doses-of/these Pills,, taken accbrdi-gi'iblihe printed directions.,! \ . ■_, p^i a .' i ■ Indigestion with Langour and Want of Energy.— When taking these Pills rub Holloway's. celeb,r(i.ted Oiritnient dyer the pit: of: the stomach, aM'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. m Dropsy. -The efficacy of Holloway's ,Pills in is extraordinary. They act with such pe'cuhar effect upon the system, that; the' fluids'- arising from this direful disease are imperceptibly carried off and pre vented from any- furtherj accumulation. The sufferer legains a buoyancy of spirits," and 'rejoices in a com. pletely renovated constitution ; b it it is indispensably necessary that the Ointment should^emost effectually rubbed into the'complaining paits. *"i Stomachs, Liver, Kidneys,.and Bowels.— .ThosejjWbp .suffer frdiri bile and liver complaints should try the effects .of this.valuable renledy, ,a fewdbsep[otoWAf will make the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous, re moving all impurities, giving' a.healthy action tocthe liver; if bilious attacks be allowed'tp continue, serious casualities-rhay arise r a_d the sufFerferhe consigned to a bed of sickness. In all disorders of the kidney* the Ointment should be well rubbed into the back once or twice a day rand.tlie Pills,,acting in unison,[jrill cure any "complaint' arising from these Organ's." ' . [RMffVi—Shortness of \Bteath\(wi^ Weakn^fa.~ v Y9JT bad symptoms, which if not corrected, may tendt9 oine Serious disorders of the hearifc, 6r, bther vital orgins. Eat moderately of solids, take six Pills nightly for some little time; take plenty of freshoir-*-th mbderM. exercise, and the human machinery,wi!L b^ q^iwdy *- restored to health arid vigour! Try this'but for three .days: only, and,the result will be marvellous..-,- [Ii I i Complaints-incident to Children.— All complaints Of children niay soon be cured if.carefbetaken to;purify their blood, correct the action of the liver, and. cleanse the "stomach and bowels _ a few doses of theSefai_o_B Pills will immediately have the. .desirefl. efect, pwr ticulariy if prt.f'eiits be careful itf not aUbwing them to eat of .things .which they know, would, be injuripus.to themselves. --•>'- rr.j • .; f - -, '. ; -t- : ua &dt..ao Sollo^L•ay's Fills are the best remedy hnoitm %n the .slbii i - world for the foUowbng> diseases:-^ hurofla Ague .;.. \>t Fema.let Irregu-. King's Evil Asthma , lanties Sore. Throats r , Com- ' FeverS of all kinds Stone1 and Grave plaints . Fits Vv rr r . Secondary Sym^. Blotches oh the Gout^o'1 9aj tbMs ' Skin Headache ~ Tic Doidourenx r Bowel Com- Indigestion Turn. _rs ; -plaints :ujt Tnflammatioh j, Ulcer;>" jif'l Colics Jaundice Venereal. Aff ec- Constipation of Liver Complaints.- tions -! '' the Bowels Lumbago Worms of all,, Consumption l>: Piles ■ " ;- kinds - L Debility Rheumatism Weakness, fKWJ Dropsy J ■'■' Retention of ' whateverca_.es Dysentery r . Urine .: &a, &o. ~ ggfl Erysipelas ' Scrofula:; or %* There is a considerable saving by taking W larger sizes. r ° ~„ N.8.-1-Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each Box. .f-i ?-.,-/■