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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 711, 5 February 1853, Page 1

RICHARD MATTHEWS. AUCKLAND MEDICAL HALL. npHE present condition of Auckland, her -»- growing commercial prosperity, and, consequently, the certainty of her rapid increase in population, appear to demand enlarged facilities to the lahouring classes, for efficient Medical and Surgical attendance, combined with charges so moderate as not to distress the mechanic, yet affording ample rcmunerationto a general practitioner, who, combining his profession with the business of the Chemist and Druggist, gives to the first extended usefulness, and to the latter its utmost effectiveness. Feeling assured of the truthfulness of the above sentiments, R. Matthews, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, &c, has taken the premises of the late Mr. Mackenzie, where he intends to devote his time and attention to an indoor practice, the drug trade, and the compounding of those remedies which, from long experience as a medical man, he has proved active either for the alleviation of pain, or the removal of disease. R. Matthews has entered into arrangements with a first rate English house to send him every six months a supply of those Chemicals, Preparations and Drugs, which undergo changes cither through the influence of time or climate, and thus not only is original purity and quality secured, but the maintenance of a stock in every way unimpaired by accident and age. R. M. intends to communicate with the Sydney Vaccine Establishment, and hopes through their assistance to he at all times enabled to perform the essential, but, by the poorer classes, too often neglected operation of Vaccination. A list of Patent Medicines and Preparations will soon be published. A valuable assortment of Isinglass and other Plasters, spread on silk, gold-beater's skin, &c., has been just received. The above Plasters have nearly superseded in the London and British Hospitals, the old Adhesive, and were principally introduced into practice by the celebrated Liston. T. A. WHITE I>EGS to intimate that he has succeeded J his brother John White in his former business of Agent for transactions with the Natives, as Interpreter, Translator, Vc. He is prepared to conduct purchases of Produce from the Natives, assist persons entering into agreements with them, and in all other affairs in which his long acquaintance with the Natives and with their language will enable him to negotiate. Orders or instructions left at Mr. Francis White's, West Queen-street, will be attended to. r jPIIE Undersigned Committee, appointed -*- at the Meeting held at the Exchange Hotel, on Monday, October 11th, are prepared to pay a reward of £ SOO certain, and such further sum as the net subscriptions shall amount to (probably £SOO more) to the first person who shall discover, and make known to them a valuable gold field, situate in this district of New Zealand, between the 55° 40', and 58° of south latitude. The value of the gold field must be proved to the satisfaction of the Committee, before the reward will be paid. Applications for the above reward to be made in writing, to the Chairman of Committee. FREDERICK Whitaker, Chairman of Committee. David Nathan, James Macky, James Williamson, John Williamson, William C. Daldy, Patrick Dignan, John McFarlane, Richard Ridings, J. A. Gilfilian, T. Henry, John Salmon, Wcllesley Hughes, Tiios. S. Forsaith, Secretary. A. W, HANSARD, HOUSE, ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT, AND AUCTIONEER. Princes-Street. QEVERAL FARMS, improved and otherwise; and RUILDING ALLOTMENTS in Town and Suburbs, for Sale by Private Contract. Many Houses in all parts of the Town and Suburbs to Let. A Register of the above always kept. A few Sums of Money to be advanced on unexceptionable security. THE AUCKLAND ALMANAC, IS NOW published at THE NEW ZEALANDER OFFICE Price—is. Gd. Colored Signals— 2s. S T ARK'S SHEEP AND LAMR DIPPING COMPOUND. Agents for Auckland and Northern District of New Zealand, Messrs. Davy and Jarvie. To be obtained in small casks,—each cask sufficient for Five Score Sheep.