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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 446, 18 April 1865, Page 6

J. H. BTTENSIDE & CO. QTJEEN-STBEET. '' HAVE FOE SALE, fMITATION WELSH AND ELECTORA* I FLANNELS "^

' Colored and Printed Saxonies <9&, 101; 11a "WUte, Bine and Scarlet Blanket* 10*, 12$ Bailway Bugs Plain, Cheek, Fancy and Knickerbocker Wince v» West of England, and Scotch Tweeds J Black, Navy, Scarlet, and White Broadcloths 3-4 and 6-4 Union and Wool Damasks and ■ ■ Moreon 33 inch arid 36 inch Super 3, Longcloths and Mediums Fancy Tartan Wool Squares and Longs ohepnerds' Wool and union Squares and Longs Black Llama, Cashmere and D'Ecosbb Squares end T,ongs Paisley, Tasmanian, Melton, Bordered Cashmere and Fur-trimmed Squares and Longs ' Men's Military, Knit Worsted, Garibaldi Lambs' Wool Merino, and Brown and Grey Cotton Half-hose Men's Brown Cotton, Merino and Lambs' Wool Shirts and Pants Boys' and Youths' Brown and Groy Cotton Half-hoso Women's White and Grey Lambs' Wool, and Merino Hoso Women's Black, Spanish Brown, Scarlet, and Fancy Worsted Hose Women's White, Brown, Grey and Spanish Cotton Hoso Girls' Worsted, Merino, and Cotton Hose White Cotton, Merino, Lambs' Wool and Fancy Worsted Socks Ladies' Belts, Hair Sets, Scarfs and Ties Sewn Muslin Collars, Scollops and Insertions Infants' Wool Boots, Hoods and Scarfs Men's Black and Blue Military Cloth Caps Men's Black and Drab, Stiff and Soft Crown Felt Hats Men's and Youths' Crimean, Melton,'and Scotch Twill Shirts Men's Black Cloth, Fancy Tweed, Serge and Flannel Sacs Men's Black and Fancy Doe, Tweed, Bedford, and Windsor Cord, and Mole Trousers Men's Black Cloth, Tweed and Serge Vests Men's Drab Bedford Cord and Diagonal Pants Boys' and Youths' Black and Fancy Doe, and Tweed Suits Boys' Melton and Tweed Knickerbocker Suit Men's Black and Fancy Scarfs and Ties Black and White Lace and Crape-hemmed Falls Black and Colored Silk, Patent and Cotten Velvets Black and Fancy Glace, Persian and Sarsnets 5-8 and 7-8 hemmed Scotch Lawn, and Cambric Handkerchiefs Women's and Maids' White and Colored Stays Women's and Maids' Crinoline Skirts Women's and Maids' Black Cloth, Melton and Sealskin Mantles &C &c, &0. Also, Paragon Kitchen Banges, various sizes Badcljffe's ditto ditto ditto Coalbrookdale ditto ditto ditto Fine Cast Registered Giates, various Fine Cast. Sham Grates ditto Enamelled Holioware Charcoal Box Irons Gakanized Buckets Galvanized Washing Tubs Galvanized Furnaces and Covers, 20 gallons and upwards Furnaces -nith Copper Boilers Lyndon's Spades, 0, 1, 2, 3 ! Also, A Well Assorted Shipment of Oihn an'o Stores now landing. PURIFY THE BLOOD SECURE GOOD HEALTH, TTOLLOWAY'S PILLS Pt/he Blood. As the vital fluid when in a healthy state sustains and renovates every part of the system, it is abundantly manifest that any medicine which does not act powerfully upon the blood can never exterminate rooted disease. The Hbaet, Lpngs, Livee, Stomach, Kdmseys akd Bowels. This medicine acts immediately upon all these mainsprings of life, stimulating and restoring them to a healthy action. It is the greatest purifier of tho blood ever known ; has the largest sale of any medicine in the world; and iB advertised in every language, and is used by all classes from pole to pole. General Diboedeiis of the Lives aito Stomach.

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