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New Zealander, Volume XV, Issue 1358, 23 April 1859, Page 4

w. * Ji HANCOCK, ORNAMENTAL STONE CUTTERS, WAKEFIED-STREET.'f a LL DESCRIPTION of Stone Work xjl executed for the Trade at the shortest notice. SI OTIC B. NO. 3 BURTON ALE, PER BOTTLE 10n. I ONDON and DUBLIN STOUT, per JLj bottle 9d., at Kennedy’s, Queen-street. CONCENTRATED Sweet Essences of Senna Ilhubarb. THE chief advantages of these preparations are that they are not only effective purgatives, but at the same time they are extremely palatable; they are therefore much preferred to the many nausceous aperients hitherto in use. Ihe dose is only a teaspoonful for children, and a tablespoonful for adults. The Essence of Senna is recommended as the most active purgative, and the Essence of Rhubarb is chiefly suited to those who require a mild aperient. Pine Colza Oil Hair and Tooth Brushes Best Vinegar Mustard Crystallized Jujubes Ginger Beer and Lemonade Powders Perfumery, &c. Sold by T. Phillipson, Chemist and Druggist, Princes-street, Auckland. PHILLIPSON’S Celebrated Vermifuge or Worm Mixture IS strongly recommended for those who are suffering from that troublesome disorder, it being universally admitted to be the best and safest remedy hitherto discovered. Sold in Bottles, 2s. each. PHILLIPSON’S Aromatic Fumigating Paper, ANEW and elegant substitute for Pastiles, which immediately diffuses a grateful perfume in the chambers of the sick, as well as imparts a delightful fragrance to the atmosphere of dining and drawing rooms. Sold in Packets, Is. each. CORK PATENT HELMETS, SHOOTING HATS, &c. SUN-PROOF—WATER-PROOF. A MOST valuable Invention has just been brought forward to supply the great want of a proper covering for the head in tropical climates, and this desideratum is fully obtained by Helmets, Hats, and Caps, being made, in any shape, of Cork, under a new process by which it is rendered flexible, and its natural brittleness effectually removed. Every kind of head-dress, covered with any material desired, can be made exceedingly light or of great strength, sufficient to withstand any blow, with little extra increase of weight. Cork Shakos, of the same material, are in the course of manufacture, by order of the Government, for a portion of the British Army in England. Plain Helmets, 255.; ornaments at pleasure. Hawkes & Co., 14, Piccadilly, London, Sole Manufacturers. A spurious imitation of this manufacture must be guarded against, as it is entirely destitute of all the advantages possessed by Hawkes & Co.’s Helmets, &c., which hare their name stamped upon them. Sole Agent for the above, T. R. Lewis, 16, Gould-Square, London, to whom all orders shall be addressed, accompanied with cash payments. SAMS’ HOTEL and TAVERN, 302, Strand, London, will be found a convenient, comfortable, central, and economical residence for strangers, country tradesmen, and visitors from all parts of England, Ireland, and Scotland, being near most of the large wholesale warehouses, banks, inns of court, Government, and law offices, theatres, exhibitions, places of amusement, &c. The charges are in accordance with the liberal spirit of the times. Excellent bedrooms Is. and Is. Gd., per night. Bed and breakfast, with egg or bacon, 2s. Muttonchop, 6J. Rump-steak, 9d. Parties remaining in town several weeks will be accommodated upon liberal terms, per agreement, cheaper than any private house in London. Commodious coffee-rooms, cigar-room, and cheerful private sitting-rooms, 2s. per day. A porter up all night. Omnibuses pass to all parts of London, fare Gd. Cab fares from Great Western Railway to Sams’ Hotel, 2s. ; North-Western, Is. ; Great Northern, Is. ; Eastern Counties, Is. Gd.; South-Western, Gd. Sams’ Hotel Is nearly opposite Somerset House. Hot, cold, and shower-baths, Is., lawnys ready. SAMS’ HOTEL, 302, Strand. ENGLISH COAL for Sale. Apply at the I liter-Colonial Steam Company’s Office. April 11th, 1859. £hc ilcto Scalantt 3fcbcitthcr ant* of Lslan&s Gajcttc. A LIBERAL Price will be offered lor any copies of the above, published from June 15, 1840, to the end of the year; and for copies of the New Zealand Gazette for 1841, published at Kororareka until July 15th of that year. Apply at the Office of this paper. April Bth, 1859.