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New Zealander, Volume XX, Issue 2080, 2 April 1864, Page 8

Horse and Carriage Bazaar FOR HIRE. LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S ADD HORSES Sociables, Open and Close Carriages Cabs, Vans, Buggies, and Dog Carts Omnibuses To and from ONEHUNGA six times & day. Horses TAKEN IN TO BAIT, TO LIVERY, ANn Tfv GRAZE IN GOOD PADDOCKS. LOOSE BOXES. SADDLE AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES always on Sale. Vehicles of every description imported *o order. Horses, Carriages, &c., Privately bought and sold on Commission. R. HARRINGTON. IMPORTANT TO COASTING VESSELS AND SHIPPERS OP CATTLE ON THE EAST COAST TO AUCKLAND. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends that CATTLE can be LANDED on the East Bank of the Tamaki, about one mile from the Heads, OVER THE VESSEL’S SIDE, WITHOUT THE USE OF 4 BOAT, AND AT ALL TIMES OF THE TIDE, thereby saving the risk and injury to the cattie ot second time putting them in slings, as well ns the additional cost of boating, with the further advantage of being st once in A GOOD PADDOCK WITHOUT ANY DRIVING, Vessels not drawing more than nine feet of water can enter and leave at all times with hall tide, ami at full tides vessels drawing fourteen feet of water cam enter safely. Charts of the river, kindly furnished by Captain Burgess, can be obtained at the Haymarket. Assistance, if necessary, can at all times be obtained on the spot. Stock forwarded at once to he market, or grazed fixed rates until sold. Howards’ New Patent Haymaker GAINED the First Prize last offered by the Royal Agricultural Society of England, as the best Haymaker exhibited. AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1861!, J. & F. Howard received the Prize Medal for Ploughs, Harrow's, horse Rakes, Haymaking Machines, ami Steam Cultivating Apparatus. J, & F. Howard have long devoted attention to the manufacture of IMPLEMENTS FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, and are the largest exporters in England of PLOUGHS, HARROWS, AND HORSE RAKES. Catalogues with full particulars of the above, also of Howards’ steam cultivators, which are in use throughout England as well as abroad, sent free on application to JAMES & FREDERICK HOWARD, Britannia Iron Works, Bedford, England. gglf’Catalogues may be obtained at the office of this paper “BURROW’S GLASSES,” FOR the Opera, Field, Camp, and Sea. Unsurpassed for Brilliancy and Power. Equal to any other Binoculars at double the price. Larger Size and Power, £3 65.: Smaller, •£3 13s. 6d. (sling case.) In Aluminium, incredibly light, 10 and 14 Guineas. High-power Rifle Telescopes, as used at the National Rifle Association Meeting, 3, 5, 6, and 9 Guineas each. Naval, Deer Stalking, and Reconnoitring Telescopes, best quality, 2, 4, and Guineas each. OPINIONS OP THE ENGLISH PRESS. Athenasum. —“The Malvern Glass must be valuable to any man.” Illustrated London News. —“ Admirably adapted for deer-stalkers, yachtsmen, and sportsmen.” Bell’s Life ßest Binocular Telescope yet invented." Field. —“ Most compact, accurate, and powerful.” Army and Navy Gazette. — 11 One of the best.” Volunteer Service Gazette.— 11 Beautifully-finished Binoculars.” A copy of Testimonials from noblemen, officers, sportsmen, &c., can be obtained in the Office of this Journal. Gentlemen in order to save delay, should enclose re mittance.

Address W. &J. BURROW, Malvern, England, Caution.— Messrs. Burrow do not guarantee the quality of, any Glasses that do not bear their name and address. Ranges, Stoves, Portable Farm Boilers, Plain and Ornamental Iron Work, Grates, Chimney Pieces, &C WATSON, GOW, & CO., Etna Foundry, LILLYBANK ROAD, GLASGOW, SOLE Manufacturers of Watson’s Patent “ Etncan," “ Metropolitan,” “ Cosmopolitan,” “ Antipodean," and “Australasian” Kitcheners, Patent Close and Open fire Kitchen Ranges, American Cooking and Heating Stoves, American Portable Farm Boilers, Steam Cooking Apparatus, Gill Air-Warmers, Hot Air & Gas Stoves, Register Grates, Ornamental Iron Chimney Pieces, Stable Fittings, Hot Water, Rain Water, and other Pipes, Eave Gutters, Pumps, Boilers, Pots, Dutch and Camp Ovens, Cart and Dray Bushes, Grates, Railings, and every description of Plain and Ornamental Castings, and Iron Work, suitable for Merchants, Ironmongers, Plumbers, &c., either in the Colonial or Foreign Markets. Murray & lauman’s Florida water.— Tastes vary as regards Perfumes and Wines. Gastronomists admire Cliquot’s Champagne, and ladies of refinement and taste assert that the fragrance of Murray & Lauman’s Florida Water is superior to all other essences, not excepting the Jean Maria barina Cologne In South America the former is pronounced the best,/and although but a short time introduced into this market, it already enjoys much favour amongst our beautiful countrywomen. Like the German water, it is prepared from living flowers; but as the aromatic vegetation of Florida is more fragrant than that of Europe, the Florida Water is in equal ratio superior to that of Cologne —- old by all leading Druggists, bole Proprietors— Lauman & Kemß, Wholesale Druggists, Water-street, Now York, U.S.A.— Agents: For Australasia, Thomas Lee, 28, King-street, Melbourne. PURGATION AND INVIGORATION.-By means of BRISTOL’S SUGAR-COATED PILLS these two processes are made one and inseparable, and this cannot be said of any other cathartic in existence. For this reason they are decidedly the most successful alterative medicine ever prescribed for paralysis, palsy, nervous weakness, general debility, and vertigo or dizziness. TheseoomplainM are always in some degree connected, either as effects or causes, with a morbid condition of the stomach, the liver, or the intestines. Upon these organs the pills act with * directness, promptitude, and Curative power, that is simply astonishing, while at the same time they communicate vigor to the whole organization. BRISTOL’S SARSAPARILLA, indubitably the most remarkable of all agents for renewing the vitality of the blood, is indispensable in such cases. The Pills are put up in glass phials, and will keep in any climate. Both medicines are sold by prominent druggis s in all parts of the world.—Sole Proprietors, Laimas Kemp, Wholesale Druggists, Water-street, New ° U.S.A. —Agent for Australasia, Thomas Lee, 28. King' street, Melbourne. M ILD THOUGH MIGHTY.— Notwithstanding the ~j». vigor and promptness with which BRIM ARSAPABILLA grapples with the most F lsono “* seases, it is one of the mildest of remedies. Its ' e £ c . imponents, eminently healing and restorative, are unma 7 any mineral elements. It may be administer*: w iety to infants ; and ladies of delicate conßtlt "-' ’ lifering from disabilities and physical inconvenie iculiar to their sex, will find it the one only ****** ieir pains and weaknesses. Its tendencies are all ard. It creates appetite, strengthens the stomach, regu tes the liver and the bowels, clothes the attenuate ith firm flesh, tones the nerves, braces the muscles, g> asticity to the body, and soothes the mind. In . id eruptive disorders, it has never once, in a F rl .°“ ilrty-five years, been known to fail. -Sole Propnetors, auman & Kemp, Wholesale Druggists, Waterew York, U.S.A.-Agent for Australasia, Thomas 3, King-street, Melbourne.