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Business Card 3. JAMES D. GARWOOD, OTJSEAt BTORKKBEPBH, A9KRT BOH TUB ' ITTIKLTOS TIMES.' C 75 C ' B. GHRI ST Y M.D, to TT • Surgeon,&c, ct Durham-street North, letween Salisbury-street and Aldred-street. I Miscellaneous b a rllE only really serviceable article for tl Economical Washing is HARPEK a :WELV£TREES' preparation of GLYCER- *' ,NE and SOAP POWDER, which lathers j> irofusely, makes soap, and waslies with n ;hird of the usual time and trouble. No ' cashing nor other soap powders will do this. 1 sold by all storekeepers, Manufactory— J Bromley-by-Bow, London. 8007 I THE 'LONDON JOURNAL.'— The best , cheapest, largest and most beautifully illus- , [rated publication ever issued, having a greater i circulation than that of any other periodical in the world. Ita contents embrace the best works of—Sir Walter Scott, Bart., J. F. Smith, Pierce Egan, Percy B. St. John, Henry J. Byron, Watts Phillips, James Grant, &c, &c., Miss Braddon, Mrs. Southworth, Mrs. Gordon Smythies, &c, &c, and many other eminent authors; splendidly illustrated by the most celebrated artists, including John Gilbert, Keeley Halswelle, Prior, &c. Also, innumerable exciting and agreeable short talcs, charming poems; valuable educational and social essays; interesting descriptions of the most remarkable places in tko world, illustrated by artists of high standing; thousands of useful receipts of ovcry kind; numerous records of scientific inventions and discoveries; statistics embracing all the principal official returns published, 01 public accounts, population, emigration, health, military, naval, and commercial affairs, and much valuable general statistical information; short miscellaneous pieces, editorials of literary and historical interest illustrative of passing events; extracts from the books of the day; gems of thought, culled from the works of the best writers, in all languages; witty and laughable jokes and anecdotes, together with a most voluminous personal correspondence upon every imaginable topic, conveying at once information the most varied and the most extensive. The London Journal stands unrivalled for the instructive, amusing and moral excellence of its contents, the beauty of its illustrations, the clearness of its type, the superiority of its paper and for its cheapness. Issued in Weekly Nos., Id; Monthly Parts, 6d; Half-yearly Vols., 4s 6d. Vols. I. to XLII., complete, are now issued. The London Journal may bo had of every respectable Bookseller in the Colonies, &c, or by ordering in any part of the worid. The London Journal is always in print. The London Journal Office, 332, Strand, London 1877 pOMFORT ON THE DREADED "WASH-ING-DAY."—The excitement respecting tho "GLYCERINE" SOAP POWDER is daily increasing everywhere! Hundreds of thoueasiest, cheapest, quickest, safest, and most effectual washing material in the world. It supersede soap and soda; and a week's washing may be speedily accomplished, scarcely any rubbing beng required. Ask for "Harper Twelvetrees' 'Glycerine' Soap Powder." Sold in Penny Packets by all Storekeepers; and wholesale by tbe Manufacturer, Harper Twelvetrees, Broraley-by-Bow, London; and by Mr. J. M. Hoywood, Merchant, Chi'istchui'ch, More retail agents wanted. 805 ANY ONE CAN VSE THEM. A BASIN of WATER is all that is required to - a - produce the most Brilliant and Fashionable Colours on Silks, Woollens, Cottons, Ribbons, &c, in ten minutes, by the use of JUDSON'S SIMPL B DYES, twelve colours, price Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 6s per bottle. These dyes will also be found useful for imparting colour to Feathers, Fibres, Grasses, Seaweed, Ivory, Bono, Wood, Willow Shavings, Paper, also for Tinting Photographs, and for Illuminating. May bo had of all Chemists throughout tho World. Wholesale Depot -.—l9A Coleman street, London. %* Liberal Discount to Dealers. 2817 UAUCE.-LEA AND PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Pronounced by Connoisseurs to be the only good Sauce, and applicable to every variety of dish. Extract from a Letter from a Medical Gentleman at Madras to his Brother at Worcester, May, 1851:—"TjII Lea and Pcrrins that their Sauco is highly estoe "cd in India, and is, in my opinion, the most palatable as well as the most wholesome Sauce that.s made." CAUTION.—Lea and Perrins beg to) ait ion' the public against spurious imitations offcbeirj elebrated Worcestershire Sauce. I, & P. have I iscovered that several of the foreign markets have been supplied with spurious imitations, the labels closely resembling those of the genuine Sauce, and in onu or move instances the names of L. & P. forged. L. & P. will proceed against any one who may manufacture or vend such imitations, and have instructed their correspondents in the various parts of the world to advise them of any infringement of their rights.—Ask for Lea and Perrins' Sauce. —*** Sold wholesale and for export, by the pro prietors, Worcester Messrs. Crosse and Blackwel? Messrs. Barclay and Sons, London, &c. &c.; b Grocers and Oilmen universally; or of J. D. Macpherson, Lyttelton. XT AYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS.—This in- ■"- valuable Medicine, which has been known throughout the United Kingdom or nearly half a century, and lecognised by all who have tried it to be tho BEST PURIFIER of the BLOOD, is admirably adapted to supply a great want—that of a remedy always at hand, easy of application, and certain in its results. From their largely extended sale and general adoption, they may be fairly classed as a HOUSEHOLD NECESSARY. Sold by all Chemists and other dealers in patent medicines. Agents for New Zealand:—Wellington, Mr. CHAS. D. BARRAUD; Auckland, Mr. H. KEMP. 9320 " mmY,Tn ' I WASHING.-For cheap and washing use Harper Twelvetrees' preparation of Glycerino and Soap Powde; which lathers profusely, and washes with a thii of the usual timo and trouble. No other washini Powder or Soap Powder will do this! Sold h. pcuny packets by all Storekeepers, and Wholesak by Harper Twelvetrees, Broinlcy-by-Bow, Lon DURE AND UNADULTERATED.-Im-x portant to Dairymen and Cheesefaetors.— R. J. FULLWOOD & Co. (late R. J. Fullwood & Bland), Highly Cclebratod FLUID EXTRACT OF ANNATTO, for colouring cheeso and butter. This valuable arliclo is prepared from the finest quality of the true vegetablo Annatto only, warranted perfectly pure, innocuous, and free lrom any adulteration whatover; it will bo found the most convenient and certain preparation for the purposes of colouring cheaso and butter; produces a rich golden tint, so much esteemed in tho Loudon and other great markets, without injury to their nut unil flavour, or discolouring the whey butter, with half tho usual troublo to use, and tho ccrt,.inty of colouring tho whole dairy of cheese or butter alike; is frco from sediment, and will immediately incorporate or mix with tho milk or cream. It has now been introduced upwards of thirty years, and obtained a considerable reputo in the North and West of England, whero it is used by the largest and most experienced farmers, and is also in general demand in dairies of Scotland, Ireland, Holland, and Germany. In Colouring Butter it will be found bv far superior and much cheaper than any other artiolo in use for that purpose, and their Cako Annatto has stood unrivalled for tho last 70 years. Prepared only by B. J .Fullwood & Co,, Annatto Works, nGrset i'neo, Hoxton, London, Importers, lessors, and Solo Manufacturers of tho Original Jj'ullwood's Annatto, Established 1785. To provent mud, our Annattos aro stamped as above, and bear our trade mark-a Stag with Olivebranch. Sold by all rcspectablo Druggists, Grocers, and Cheesefaetors throughout the Colonics, in bottles of full measure, quarts 6s, two quarts 10s, pints 2s Od, half pints Is Od, quarter pints Is, and half quarter pints Cd caoh.-Im-portaut Caution.-Wo beg to call tho attention of dealers and consumers of Annatto to tho fact, that sovcral persons aro selling a spurious and useless article, hearing tho name of "Edward Fullwood and to., B. Fullwood and C 0.," &c. In ore'er to guard our i'rtends and tho public against such deception, we respectfully assure fhem that neither nf t.innm,l L I,' .„■'._... i..i ,• mm um muie or manufacture, and that wo aro tho only successors of the original "Fullwood's Annatto." .