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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 446, 18 April 1865, Page 3

Sales hu %ndhn.. THURSDAY, APRIL 20. ,_ SPIRITS WINES ALES DRAPERY SADDLERY BOTTLING MACHINE SHOP FURNITURE, &c., &<.., &o. The subscriber has received instructions from Messrs. Stephenson and Wakdeli,, to sell at their stores, Queen-street, on Thursday, tho 20th instant, at o;oven o'clock, {Without any Resebve.) THE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK IN TRADE, viz.:1 case English Saddles 1 do. Saddletrees 1 cask of Bullock Bows 2 caskß of Singletree Mountings 2 do. Wragg Stones 1 do. Chisel Handles 2 kegß Hasps and Staples 2 Superior Iron Fire-proof Safes 6 Patent Screw Cask Elevators A Bottling Machino, complete 3 Copying Presses, porfoct 1 do. do., damaged An nssorlmont of Hardware A lot of Drapory 5 cases Hock n ~ Champagne Cider 5 „ Claret, (very fine) „ Abs}-ntlie „ Champagne, pints and quarta 100 „ Brandy 1 hogshead „ Rizart's cases English AJo \ cask Ginger Wino 30 dozen superior Sherry A large lot of Corks and Bungs A few 2 dozen Bottle Baskets A Copper Syphon A lot of Dippers, &c. A Bottlo Rack 100 dozen empty Bottles 10 cases Pickles 1 case Capers 1 „ assorted Sauces 2 cases Sardines 1 case Tin Foil Also Shop Furnishings &c, &c, &e. JOHN RIGG, Auctioneer. NOTICE. NATIVE LAND ACT. WALTER KUKTJTAI informs tho public that ho expects soon to receive a GRANT for tho block of splendid LAND constituting the Nativo Land Reserve, Mangipohia, bolow Cnmerontown, on the banks of tho Waikato River, at Turapau, when he will immediately cut it up into FARMS, and offer it for Salo by Auction. This notice is given in order that persons who wish to acquire a FARM unequalled for quality of soil, and convenience of wood and water, may go and inspect the place. The "Waikato steamers pass along its southern boundary for two miles, two or threo times a week each way. Kohanga, March 23, 1805.

HEALTH RESTORED TO ALL by the excellent medicines of Messrs. GRIMAULT ET Co., Chemists to H. I. H. Prince Napoleon, 7, me do la Feuillnde, Paris. Why do the medical profession and tho public so extensively patronize the different medicines prepared by Messrs'. Gwmatjlt and Co. ? 1. Because this house, being indisputably tho first in Paris, honoured with tho patronage of the Court and of Prince Napoleon, is careful never to offer any preparations of doubtful eftVacy. 2. Because their medicines embody all the most valuable and most recent discoveries in chemistry unci therapeutics. 3. Because they are all most agreeable to the taste, plensant to the eye, and may bo taken without tho least danger as well as children as by adults. 4. Because they are altogether different from those remedies, English, French, and American, prepared by manufacturers, equally unacquainted with medicine and pharmaceutics, never having made either of them tho object of scientific study. 5. Because those medicines arc each of them specially intended only for a limited category of diseases arising from similar causes, and arc not offered as a universal panacea for all the ills that flesh is heir to. We therefore think we shall render great service to tho public by briefly enumerating the principal medicines prepared by Messrs Gkimavlt and Co. lodised Syroi' or llonsß Radish, employed with constant success in the stead of Cod-Liver-oil, which is so nauseous and difficult of digestion._ It is tho most certain specific for scrofula, lymphatism, flabbiness of tho flesh, humours in children, goitre, rheumatism, scurvy, skin diseases, and affections_ of the chest. All the Paris physicians recommend it as the most powerful depurative, and constantly prescribe it as the best means of correcting acridity of tho blood and for restoring to that all important fluid the vital principles which it may havo lost through excesses, or lymphatic, scrofulous, or syphilitic affections. Lkhas' Phcsi'Hati: or Ikon, the best of all chalybeates, adopted by tho whole medical world for tho cure of chlorosis", leucorrhoea, poverty of blood, difficult menstruations, terrible diseases _to which females are subject. This excellent medicine rouses the appetite, imparts strength to tho system, and is especially suitable to protect persons of either sex against the effects of hot and unhealthy climates, to enable them to bear fatigue, and restore to tho body whatever strength it may havo lost by fever, or the abuse of quinino or of mercury. Digestive Elixir or Pei-sine, a delicious liqueurs which stands in the foremost rank of the new discoveries of science. Pcpsine, indeed, possesses the wonderful proper;y of effecting the digestion of food with scarcely any "aid from the stomach. It is the sovereign remedy forgnstrius, gastaalgia, inflamation in the stomach, liver, or the bowels. It promptly relieves eructations, nausea, distaste for food, and i.- '.tvaluablo for its unfailing action in preventing voi.iiting during pregnancy. Persons suffering fro.u cancer in the stomach or intestines may long arrest the effects of that fa'iil diseise by using the Elixir of Popsine. Elderly persons and convalescents will find it an effective corroborant; for good digestion is the source of health and strength. Sykup or Hvi'oniosruiTE or Lime.—For centuries past physicians and chemists have been exerting their ingonuitv f o find out a specific for diseases of iho lung, but till'quite recently all their efforts have been fruitless. Recent discoveries however, submitted to the Paris. Academy of medicine, and the most satisfactory experiments made in the hospitals especially devoted to consumption, in Paris, London, Berlin, and Vienna, have proued that this terrible scourge finds a powerful specific in the Syrup of Hypophosphite of Lime, if taken before the diseaso has reached its last stage Coughs, Colds, Catarrhf, Bronchitis, Influenza, Hooping-cough, arc immediately relieved by this Syrup, as aro also persons suffering from asthmn. Matico Injection and Capsules.—Pheso two preparations which constitute the newest and most remarkable remedy for contagious diseases in either sex aro composed ext lusively of vegetable substances, without tho slightest addition of mercury. Their action in all contagious affections is far more prompt and effective than that of any other medicine hitherto recommended. Tho Matico Cai-sulks nover fatigue the stomach or the bowels like those of copaiba and cuhebs. The Injection has no tendency to produce strictures like those having a metallic base. All the above medicines are sold in bottles bearing the signature of GiuMAr/i/r asd Co., round the neck, and may be obtained of tho following agents : In Melbourne, at J. Ford & Co.'s. In Sydney, at J. & E. Row's. In Adelaide, at Faulding's. In Nelson, at T. B. Hadfield's. In Launceston, at Spocer's, * And at Druggist, of India and Australia,