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Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 109, 10 May 1887, Page 4

FOR CHILBLAINS AND OTHER SIGNS OF WINTER. FitzGerald's Cnmphorated Carbolic Ointment heals everything; price Is per bottle FitzGerald's Iron avd Quinine Wine, a splendid tonic ; price, 2s Cd per cbampagno pint bottlo FitzGerald's Pain Paint — a certain oure for toothache; price, Is per bottle FitzGerald's Pantonine Worm Powders, which require no nporient after them and do not make children sick ; price. Is per packet FitzGerald's Wonderful Corn Solvent, for hard or soft corns ; price, Is per bottle FitzGerald's Anti-Sea Sickness Remedy ; 2s Gd per bottle Agent for King's Balsam of Aniseed for coughs and colds, Towle's Tasteless Castor 011 Pills for ladies and children, Dr. Brooke's Pennyroyal and Steel Pills for females, Beubow's I)og Mixture and Waller's Eucalyptus Extract. Solo Proprietor of Heilbron'.s Vegetable Worm Cakes, Dr. Solly's Cherry Tooth Paste, tfrii Brompton Cough Specific. • > Orders by Telephone promptly attended to, Medicine Chests supplied or refitted at moderate charges. Storekeepers will find it to their advantage to stock a number of our specialities. FREE VACCINATION. Vacoination is performed daily from 9 to 12 a.m., by Mr. Wm. 0. FiteQerald, at his Gazetted Vaccination Station, Medical Hall, Manners-street. There 18 NO Charge. WM. C. FITZGERALD, Wholesale and Retail Chemist, Surgeon Dentist, and Public Vaceinator, Medical Hall, Manners-street, Wellington. CONSUMPTION CURABLE. V/ " Mr. G. T. Congreve on Consumption and its Successful Treatment; showing tin. direful disease to be onrable in all stages; with observations go asthma ohronio bronchitis, &o." From the Christian Herald, 31st March, 1886, " Mr. G. T. Congreve's treatment of consumption and other chest diseases continues to be mode a great blessing to sufferers, far and wide, in svory part of tho kingdom." " The world and we ourselves owe him a dobt of gratitude. Not long sinoe we placed a young lady under his cars, who has recovered her health , and we need only point to the oases (Mr. Congreve is publishing one every week), many of which had been given up as past all hope." - ' ' There can be no doubt that for Consumption and other chest complaints, Mr. Congreve is a specialist -of the first order and stondß unrivalled. Certainly there has been no other -discovery inAmedieal science from which the oonsumptivo patient may gather so much hope as from his." " The one hundred and thirty-three oases which are recorded in Mr. Congreve'a book aro a most convincing testimony ; but what have boon long a marvel are the oases of oure which have been published for several years past in the weekly journals (our own included), one every week." (The reader ia referred to , the- "Christian World," " Christian Ago," " Christian Globe," &0., &o.) The author ( (Mr. Congreve, of Coombe Lodge f Peokham,' London), has boon urgently entreated to make bis trnatment known in all the British Colonies. The price of the book is Sixpenco, or Sevonpenoo, Post Free. 'Published by UPTON & CO., Auokland, NeW Zealand, arid may be ordered threughanv bookseller complexionlily -op the Valley TEETH- v . • Cherry Tooth Soap cornsEgyptian Corn Solvent TTAVE received a special line of those requisites from tho best makers, and whioh are strongly recommended. CHISHOLM & CO., Chemists, &c, Opposite Occidental Hotol. MANGLING. MANGLING, equal to ironing, by Hot Rollers, 3d per doz, at the Troy Steam Laundry, Hopper-street. I WB OLD RELIABLE i it Peerless itiPk (M i H fiHi^ A necessity in ovary "°. B§ jtfe&f family, it blacks and S M WSM] P Dlte Ladies' and =3 H WmL Children's Boots, "" H liilll ! Sh08S| Rubl)efs gf Hb E ?ll, - Satchels, without "" HK^l bnisliing - Alwayß •^J^Pl^i gives satisfaction., % Bosf6N,' .is 69. Is conceded to 6> "* VIENNA, 1878. "TUC STANDARD '* PHijJi.,' 18-23. Hit •iMH«nB. i CL.KAUTHAWAY&SONS, 23i & 233 Congress Street, Boston* REMOVED I REMOVED! REMOVED! ISIDORE D. MANDEL (the brother of the well-known J. Mandel) begs to inform his customers and the general publio— FIRSTLY— That ho has removed further down Lambton-quay, to No. 189, two doors from the Gear Company's shop (nearly opposite the Police Station), where ho hopoa that all his old patrons will visit him and continue their favours. SECONDLY— That every attention will be paid to all visitors, who maj depend on receiving every B&tisfaotion in workmanship and general treatment. SPECIAL NOTICE TO FOOTBALLERS. Any Football Clnb desiring to hold meet* ings, smoke concerts, &c, may do so in rooms on the premises specially fitted np for their convenience, Feee op Chaeob. Note the Address— . ISIDORE D. MANDEL? Hairdbesseb and Tobacconist, Two Doors from Geai Company's Shop, No. 189, Lambton-quay. NEARLY GIVING THEM AWAY. QOCKET GOUGES and Chisels, seeprica O in onr window. Also Baths, all sizos, at lowest ratos. HIGGINBOTTOM & CO., 21a. Willis-street. BILLIARD TABLES GEO. WRIGHT & CO.'S celebrated medal tables ; sample table on view. Apply WHITTEM, NICHOLSON & CO., Agents. ' SOMERVILLE'S Island Bay 'Bus ' leave the Government Buildings daily at 10 a.m., 2 p.m., and 5.45 p.m. ; 'will leave A. Turner's Island Bay Hotel at 8,15 a.m. 12 noon, and 5 p.m. Carriages, Buggies, and Saddle Horses on hire. Apply to R. SOMKttVILLK, Imperial Livery Stables, Abel Smith-street. Telephone 158. iAWRIE & CO.'S DAILY COACHES J BBTWEKN, : MARTINBOROTOH, , EEATHERSTON, GREYTOWN, AN© LOWER VALLEY. Loave M»rtinborough daily, at 6.30 a.m. Arriving at Femthorstonut 8.30. Leave Featherßton '-daily, at 11 a.m., arriving at Martinboronghit 1.30 p.m. An extra, coaoh leaves M&rtihborough for Greytown on the arrival of the' Lower Valley coach every Wednesday nt 11.30, leaving Greytown at 4 o'clock. The Thursday's coach from Featherston runs direct to the Lake Ferry Hotel. Charge, 2s 6d each w&y. Parcels and gooia at reduced rate's. The EVENING POST delivered daily xt Martinboiongh on application to Messrs. J. D. OaklY or G. I*wrfe, -fiathcrßton. COBB A UO.'S TELKOEAPH LINE OF COACHES, ' William NritLj PaoPßraxon. MABTEETON TO^OASTLEPOINT VIA Tnnn. THE Coaoh le&ves the Booking Offioe at 7.30 »,mr ateij_Tueedaymnn Friday, returnin£oa i evßm^e^naa«^}r, ft^4Utarv day:' Bonking .Qffi6s^Prln,oV ofWates' Livery and •Bitt*Wibler. i Wiggonettea, drags, bnggiea, *0., end firßtrOliW haoki, always on, Jxire; [ }'•'. A 'Boa meats every tntin at the-R»ilw»j Station. •■ ■ ' --. • > WILLIAM NBILL, Prooriotor. 0088 &, CO.'S TKLE(J&APH LINE OP BOTAji a^.^A<?HJSS. | .AlLY^CJoMif^Jirom Miiskirto&AtlS.aS JL/, . p.xp. for Wm^ville, Pahn«»«to»JJott!ii. *»d .Taho^ite (for Napur), returning from * Cahoraite on arrinl of first < train from N»pier.| JAMEB MA.CARA, Pror- J *Vi«