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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7189, 25 June 1885, Page 4

: ; susineßs BTotioes ; LANGKLEY &"I«EWMAN, OABINBTMAKHRB, GHffHBAI, HOUBB FUBHISHirtBS UNDERTAKERS &o. AOKNOWIED&HD TO BE THB CHEAPEST HOUSE IN NAPIEB. ■ ■■ . ' 230 BOOTH, MACDQNA^p & CO., Makers of. the ' CiSSI IE(M WINDMILL. The Best and Cheapest Wiadmill made. yS^l A Constructed entirely of Iron, Strongi Durable Simple, Effective. ij^^CT^^mM**' ' SELtf-BJJGUIjATrNGK (jps|£gyKSPß - Will give moft power than any other < taafl^ifcJ^ ' ' '■ . m ."* °* •ameaiie. "Will run in the lightest >llif^P wind, and is perfectly safe in a storm. j|Hl - r : ' Will not ihrink, swell, warp, rattle or blow "TwTj&Mi to pieces in the wind. JIJvl •* OAELTLH Improved PATENT DISC njm\\ ' with travelling carriage; Jprl n '■- ' nearly 200 Sets sold this season. The , fIEJr ' " Beßt Dian Harrow in the Market. Send »S fnCvL/ .jb^ A OABLYLH IMPLEMENT WOBKS, m&HHHtim ' And2l3 t Tuam.street, Christcaurch, ' Agents for Hawke's Bay - ÜB9SBS MURRAY, EGBERTS & 00. - who wm giv * pr ° mpt Bnd Oarefui Attend to Enquiries or Order* w| t placed with them. 231 SATE MOSEY BY ADOPTING QMITH AND pAU&HEY'S T>AECJBL QTSTBM. IMllllllllll^lllllllHllsllllllllllirilllllllll ll' '"' '-^ ■■'^■^ SMITH and OA UGH El's Parcel System ia now an admitted Boon to Country Settlers. - .... SMITH and CATJGrffBY'S Purceli have for four years given unbounded satisfaction. SMITH aad OAU3HRY h*ve alw*ys aimed a"; combining exce'lenoe with cheapness, | and by so doing have scoured the confidence of the pub' ; .q. SMITH and OATJGHEY study closely the wants of their country friends, and do their utmost to Bupply a genuine artiole afc the loweßt possible prioe for cash, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY DRAPEBS, ' Queen-street, Auckland, and Newmarket. 899 /^^^'W^^WTWl^^i \ T)BRANGEMENT OF THE *^j<^^\W^ THB OA^SH 0F DISEASE -Twin j- \ 5 La THa ' Below will be found a brief summary of a Lecture upon the Liver, delivered before" the Eclectic College of Medicine by > D B J. hAYD °° K The Liver has been known as the great Blood Maker and' Blood Purifier of the Circulation. From its size and spongy structure it plays a most important part in the animal economy, as regards assimilation and nutrition, ffood taken in the mouth and aoted upon by the digestive organs of the stomach is converted into Glucose and.Pepfcone; and in these forms enters the portal vein. Here, by the action of the Liver, these substances are oon-

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