Medical. TTT K T K Vk I N A R Y IXFIUMAItY V \V£;I ilAlTf. >Nl>, NS.W SJl'fH Wα. E*. P. 11. TALTER3ALT,, MKil.'J'U '">' 'HIE CjLLKGE OV ViT-:UIS'.\liY SUUGEuNS, andSTOCK AGENT. Mol;a of clor nr Th'-roivtr' 1 ret! >f,ck bought on C ■iniu-Bsi'ju and .S!u,:p»d [liy Social ta hU Excellency tho HORsE AND CATTLE _Oi- MEDICINKS. KILIt A K KIN LO C 11, CIIKMIST AND Dl.UlSi:l.iT, Upper Kvincnds-itrL-iil. Mr. E. B. Kinloch, V.S., resides with above. HURSESI HORSES! HOKSES ! Owners of TIo-jcs and Dou-s arc carnestlr cautioned to consider weli before puicliatiui' -Mcditiuo for the treatniLvit nf t>u-ir animals. Ml! SLESINiIKi:, a Veterimry Surgeon from the Contiueot, who has i r.ictised hi> profusion successlully in Kurope, America, West Indies, Victorii. and for tlic last twenty j e:irs in IJ>u:.edin (Ol.ro. -New Zealand), and has bteo largely patioiiiscd by several Governors, the General and Provincial Cmvvrnweiits. and by the public generally, and who has Utely been appointed hon. veterinary surjjeon to the -ociety for the Prevention of Cruelty t^Amma °^\H and thJse S J! Jdicincs have been highly recommended by all who have used them, is w> be w«l for the public to retain from utllig any oth'.-rs for .!.c cur.. of their horses and dozs. . Tho public are asked to believe that an ex|Hirlen'.cd TCterinsrv sur/con us Mr Slesingcr;», surely knows better wLt horses and docs require in the way of medicine than a man who merely ges his r.-c:pc4 from books, and knows nothms of the annual he is manufacturinß these 1 '«"' ; ! r ; c3 1 e nu'intities and supp viDg not oiilv r«ew Zicaland but the neiglihrnirina Colonics, H aulo to sell th % .ut V ur? 'a=k Ssinger's Collr or GripePrlnk. Embrocation Condition and Worm Powders, P.listor To be obuine 1 srom all Chemists and Storekeepers. g _ pLESIXGEBf Veterinary Surgeon. K. 'I' i' N D A L L, L Sl/KCEON DENTIST, Five years assistant to Mr. Plumley), Begs once more to present the Auckland public with bia list of prices :— Gold Upper and Lower .. .. £1G Colluloid „ .. .. £10 Vulcanite „ from „ £G Silve „ from _ £8 Dental Alloy „ only ». £10 Singlo Tooth, from ss. Repairing Iα Vulcanite, from 10s. Top of Grjcy-htukkt. X Y G E N IS LIFE. DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE. MULTITUDES OF PEOI'LE a'e hopelessly suffering from Debility, Nervous and Liver Complaint*, Depression of Spirits, Timidity, Indigestion. Shortness of Breath, Impoverished Ulood. Lassitude, Want of Power xc , whose ctscs admit of a pei-nvnent cure by the use of l>ll. lilUClll'S PIiOSPHODYNK (Ozonic Oxygen).-which at once allays nil irritation and ciciteiiH-nt. imputs new energy anit life to the enfeebled constitution, and rapidlv cures every st :ge of theso hitherto incurable ami distressing maladies. DIl. BRIGHTS I'HOSI'IIODY.NK Is nijreeable to tho palate, and innocent in its action, while retaining all its cxtraoidinary propeiti.-s; and nuenis of the pnsent day. SST CAUTION.—Beware of Worthless Imitations, c.irxii'j nm^ ii jj T , s piiosPHODYNK. Sold by all CliemisU and Storekeepers throughout the Globe. Wholesale agen for Auckland, Kempthorno, Prosstr, & Co. GE IMAU L, T AND CO., PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS, PAKIS : RUK VIVIENNK, 8 I'AItlS. DISEASES OF THE CHEST. GRiMAULT AND CO.'S SYKUP OF HYPOI'HOSPHITE OF LIME Pcr-ons suffering from Catarrh, Phthisis, Cold* or obstinate Cciuglis, and generally thoso nlliicted with diseases of the chest, bronchia or lungs should use GRIMAULT a. CO.'S. Syuup of Ilvroruusi-uiTK ok Lime, which, prescribed for yew." past by the medicil men ol all countries, has invariably elficted wonderful cures. By tho uso of this Syrnp the cough is calmed, nocturnal sweats disappear and the appetite rapidly improves—a fact soon demonstrated by an increase of weieht and improved appearance. GIIIAIAULT X CO.'S MATICO CAPSULES AND INJECTION. Kenowncd Physicians prescribe Or.Di.i ut.t's M i tico us tlie inoit active iinii n.t tlie s.imc time tJio lnost inoffensive remedy in the treatment of .ci-te ash CmioJiie Diseases. It has not, lilf: Cui-aiii.\, the inconvenience of giving Nausms. The Injection is used in recent and the Capsules iu the more chronic DUSAUT'S SYKUP OF LACTOPHOSPIIATE OF LIME. This preparation enriches the blood, strengthens the bone, and improves all tho vital energies. Phosphate of Lime is the subsUnce most necessary to life ; indispensable for the formation ucil nutriment of the bony tystem, as for the trunsforiuatl n of food into muscular fibre. Without it the body wastes away, and it is to supply the lack of the )actopho3phate of Lime that Dusart's syrup is so useful, and it is of inestimable benetit for Fkeui.!: Subjects, Coswho find in it the Calcmreobh Elements entering into tho Cos.stitltio:; oi- the Bonks. Well adapted to Ladiks in tho Family-way, Wet Nuksi.s (whose milk it enriches),and to Siopcim.DiiEN's uiakkiiuiv. ASTHMA! ASTHMA! OP.IMAULT ii Cu.'S INDIAN 01GAUKTTKS. Asthma, Nkrvous Coikihs, Ciiuomc Lakynuitis, Hoai:sem:ss, Loss or Voics, Facial .Nbuialou. and Insomnia, are rapidly relieved by using these ' ga SICK HEADACHE ! NEURALGIA! GItIMAULT A: CO.'S GIIaKAXA. A single powder of this v. get vine production U suflicicnt to cure instantly the most violkkt Shic Hkadacme. itistliemost v.iliiablo remedy ugainst Oiakuiioja, Dymesteuv. and all disorders proceeding from doranstemont of the Stomach or llowels. \ -ents : Auckland, KEMPTIfORNK PKOSSEK.&CO. Duncdin. KE ■.. I'THOII.VE. PIIOS-Kll, & CO. ELLIOTT BitOTIIEKS. Sf S eiEFTtv tAmai&A A\ Oncof tliefc rirar-ucs pivs IMMEIIIATE HF.LIEF in tilt; worst nitnck c.f ASTII.'.IA. HAY f'KYEI! CIIiKINIC IMKKNCIHTIS. INKI.I'IONZA, COUGH nnd SHOKTM-.SS (if IiKKATH. :«i-l thfir daiiv lis«i'llu:ts :i CUJII'LETE CUItK. Thi; contrsictiwii of the air tnltv. whii-li t \iii<i» t i::litn--ss nf clip.-t and difficulty of liniiHiiiif, is ;it oni'i: li-.-'s-ncd by inhiiKii!- tin- modiratid smoke of the Cigiu-ette ; u tnv fxi'-ectoration c iisnts, and the l.niitliinji nrj-'aiiß r,-sun-.i: tli,»r namriil iu-ti.,n. i'crforisivl.opufiVrat i,iu'ht v. ith OJUGIII.\G. PIILKOSI. and .-<ll<ll{T WIfATK find tjicm invalnnule. as tliuy Instantly chrek tho spa=m, Jiromotc fcii-cp. an.l allow tin- l Htitnt to )ass :i lii^-ht. The-... havo hern mrv, :-Hillv touted nnd rccomiurnded by the Mwlii-al fi.r niaiiv years. Ti.ey lire i».-rfi-i:tl.vlianuli-ss. sin.l can 1«: smoked oy li-.dus, childr.-n, and tin; most .leliraK- j.aiii nt< hm ihoy an- ],lcas :im . to us.-, i.iid cuiiti.iii m> tubsta'nee cnpabloof d.■riinj.-in? the- F.vst ill in AiiMrnlia: Vl-JLTi >V. RRIMWADE, 4; Cd., M.llioi-.nii-; KJ.I.IOJT ]:lii>TlJl--.J!S. Sviini y • mil/IT.UC/IIIKKSi Co.. 1.-rishi,!,.-; FA I'LIJING Ss;?v.. J V," l! ".' 11, - '" N, -' w Ziiili'i'd: Kr.MI'TIIOKNi;, PP(J.-M-.H. A: Co., Dunlin, Ancki.in.l. Christrlmrch A'lr'S'"- :NONK «i:nui.nk unless fc-I&M-D ON BOX. "E. W. WILCOX." Oil and Colonrinen. T'i 7 " "OHILLIPPS & QON, OIL, COBOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, 93 AND 97, QUKKN-STHEKT. Aro now opening new patterns of P A I , E R HANGINGS, IN (;UIL\T VARIETY, Comprising every description of Stylo and Quality Including Dadps, und l'aui-l decoratioua. Also, PLATE GLASS—POLISHED, SILVERED, AND ROUGH, AT IJKDUCEI) I'KinS. PICTUKKS, GILT MOULDINGS, AT VICHY LOW PRICKS. WHITE LEAD, OILS, COLOURS, AK-TISTS' MATERIALS, and evory destription of PAINTERS' MATERIALS, TOOLS &c. GLASS SHADES, WH-OLEgALE AND EJJTAIL>
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6566, 2 December 1882, Page 4 (Supplement)
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