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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2398, 9 December 1881, Page 1

HHNTGr BEOS. IMPOSTERS OF CO ACHBTJILDERB’ AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, CASHEL STREET WEST. (Sext door to ‘‘Press ” Office.) JJAVB ON ALE The following : Lancewood dog-cart shafts Ash do do Hickory do do Hickory buggy do ~ cab do Ash do do Ash phaeton do Spindles, Lazy Backs, Bent Seat Rail Hood Bows, Sweeps, Poles, Ac. Top-rails, Axle wrenches Patent Mail Axles, all sizes Oollinges „ ~ American half-patent buggy do Leathers, dash, trimming Do Collar, fancy, embossed Carriage lamps in great variety Bidweli’s celebrated axle grease PAINTS, OILS, Ao. Genuine white and red leed Turkey and English umbers Brunswick green, Vermillion, Chinese red Purple, brown, lemon chrome Veliow ochre. Patent driers Turpentine, Raw and boiled oil Putty in skins. Lump, ruddle, Ac., Ac. VARNISHES. Elastic carriage, Body varnish Brown hard spirit, Oak varnish Copal varnish, Ac,, Ac., French polish SADDLERY. English saddles and bridles Youths’ stirrups, saddle straps Leggings, Ac. FARM AND GARDEN. Lawn mowers—Ajax, Philadelphia, Ac. American hoes, rakes, spades, forks, garden trowls Sets garden tools, water cans Conservatory syringes English and American hay knives Hoes, picks, gorse grubbers Grindstones and fittings Long and short-handled shovels Gorse knives, lawn tents BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY. Registers, ranges. Colonial ovens Portable boilers (furnaces) Copper boilers Wire nails, galvanised iron and nails Rim locks—real patent Do Carpenter’s patent Do American patent —in great variety Fire engines, force and snctlon pumps OAUPENTERB’ TOOLS.

Hammers, gouges, gauges, plumbs, chisels, spirit levels, planes—bead-?, in sets or single, do—hollows and rounds, do— American Iron, do—trying, smoothing, Jack, Ac., &0., oilstones, rules, bevels, brace and bite, in sets and single FURNISHING. Clocks, watches, vases, thermometers, Indian stove ornaments, artificial tropical flowers—in pots, sewing machines, card baskets, China cups and sancers, glassware, looking • glasses, cloth brushes, knives, forks, spoons, razors, egg-beaters, Holborn lemon squeezers, block tinware, fenders and fircirons, tea canisters, sugar tins, dish covers, knife baskets, blacking French, blacking brushes—English and American, carpet bags, dressing oases, travelling bags, &c„ bird cages, &c. Having made special arrangements in England, the Continent, and America, for regular shipments of the above-mentioned goods, we are in a position to offer them at the lowest current rates, J^TNGr~~HTIO&., CASHEL STREET (Next “Press ” Office.) N ELSON, IViOATE X Co.’S CELEBRATED CHALLENGE i ■X'JEIA. 8998 JQH. HOOKE’S ANTI_-_ LANCET. All Invalids should read the Chapter on the Functions of Digestion, showing by what process Food is converted Into Blood— How Blood Sustains the whole System— How Nervous Power influence* all the Bodily Organs to perform their allotted Functions— Prirciples of Life and Death unfolded— Dying seldom accompanied with Pain— Mental Vision amplified prior to the Death of the Body—lmmortality of the Intelligent Principle. jQR. HOOKE’S LANCET. The Nervous, the Dyspeptic, or the Hypochondriac, should read the Chapter on the Origin of all Diseases from Depression of Nervous or Vital Power—How Explained— Producing or Exciting causes of Nervous Depression—Effects of the Mind on the Body—Effects of Excessive Joy—Anger— Gtief and Suspense—Sudden Surprise and Fright—Hard Study—Hot Relaxing Fluids —lntemperance in Fating and Drinking— Spirituous Liquors —Loss of Blood—lmpure Air. J)H. HOOKE’S ANTI - LANCET.

Read the Chapter on the Destructive Practice of Bleeding, Illustrated by the cases of Lord Byron, Sir Walter Scott, Madame Malibran, Count Cavour, General “Stonewall” Jackson, and other public characters. DR. ROOKE’S ELIXIR--6a 3d, or 10a 9d per Bottle, or In case (12 bottles), Six Guineas. DR. ROOKE’S ORIENTAL PILLS. Is 4d or 6s 3d per Box, Sole Agent: MR. J. BAXTER, CHEMIST, Corner of Durham and Victoria streets, Christchurch; and Oxford. Orders by post promptly attended to. N.B.—Just Arrived—£3oo worth of the above Medicines, 8482