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Otago Daily Times, Issue 413, 17 April 1863, Page 8

Busifces* ISotic« iVYK GRASS SEED. Good Samples purchased V/ for Cash. James Paterßon & Co. R I S T O L'S SUGAR-COATEDPILtSy A Revolution in Cathartic' Treatment:-; r'^iioitr' sands of persons regard aperient pills as'&sp^jesbf medicine that destroy their own efficacy by repiefciticii; In other words; they suppose that, however moderate may be the number taken at first, there is no escape from wholesale doses in the cd. Bristol's SugarCoated fills, however, are a grand exception—the only one— to thi-s general rule. The doses are always moderate, four being- the usual number of pills for an adult, and six the largest dose. The effect they produce is. permanent, anil it is not necessary to continue them, in order to prevent a relapse. ForconBtipation, sick and nervous headache, bilious,. disorders, chills "and fever, stomach complaints, general debility, colic, and the irregularities of the female system, they are a specific cure. This may be received as a rule to which there are no exceptions. Thomas Lee, Sole Agent, 109 Collins-street west, Melbourne. Agent for New Zealand— THOMAS ANCELL and CO., Wholesale Druggists, Kilgour Place, Rattray-street; And of all Chemists and Druggists. ■ BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA. The Constitution and the Bipod. —No permanent cure of any ulcerous or eruptive disease can be effected except by constitutional treatment. The vitiated blood must be rendered pure and healthful, .otherwise the cause of the disorder remains lurking in the system an I is sure to break out in some deadlier, form than befoie. But one medicine known among men reaches nnd expels this baneful principle, and restores the constitution to its original strength and vigor. It is Bristol's Sarsapanlla. Suppressive medicines are highly dangerous in such cases and mercury almost invariably substitutes for one malady another equally terrible. But this Balsamic Vegetable DetergSnt aid Restorative razes the very foundations of diseasa and converts into a stronghold of health arid strengh • he system from which ' it .has expelled the poisonous invader. To its purifying and life-renewing power, this most wonderful ot "the world's remedies, owes its unrivalled reputation. Thomas Lee, Sole Agent, 309, Collins-street west, Melbourne. ' Agent for New Zealand— THOMAS ANCELL, Wholesale Druggist, Kilgour Place, Uattray-street; ... ~ And of all Chemists nnd Druggists. NOTICE. :~<l TO GENTLEMEN, SETTLERS, FARMERS, CARTERS, &c. SLAMBLE, for many years leading Farrier and • Shoer in' Geelong and Melbourne, and the holder of six prize medals, carried ofi at the various exhibitions, has opened A VETERINARY and SHOEING FORGE, : at Princes-street Cutting, where he respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. - Horses carefully shod, and the anatomy of the foot thoroughly ascertained before shoeing-, whereby lameness is prevented, and the ill consequences avoided which are the result of bad farriery. ~; MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP ! HARPER TWELVETREES' Glycerine Soap Powder has triumphantly won its way into every home. Jt is a complete luxury for washing, is perfectly sappnacious, and possesses remarkable cleansing and'-nourishing properties. A week's washing for a sjnall family may be accomplished in a few hours ; saving one-half of soap, two-thirds of time, and threefourths of labour. A Penny Packet will make a Pound of capital Scouring Soap. Patentee: Harpei Twelve trees, Bromley-by-Bow, London. ARPER TWEbVETREE'S Government Blacking is the perfection of excellence. It does nol become hard, dry, and mouldy, even if kept for years, but renders the leather soft, lasting, and waterproof, prevents cracking, ami imparts a. bright, beautiful permanent black. Sold in Cakes, and 'in Bottles, a( 6d, Is, and Is 61 each. Patentee: Harper Twelvetrees, Bromley-by-Bow,: London, manufacturer of the " Glycerine" Soap Powder .- NOTICK. """ NOTICE is hereby given, that after this date any prsons removing Cattle or Horses from my Runs in the Tuapcka or Waitaliuna districts without permission first obtained from Mr David Falconer, or Mr E Cameron, will be prosecuted with the utmost rigour ot the law. JAMBS SMITH, Tokomairiro. 2nd April, 1863. TTf ' D. BARNARD, AUCTIONEER, STOCK and STATION SALESMAN, CASHEL-STREET, CHRISTCHUKCH, New Zealand. Mr WV D. BARNARD will hold Auction Sales at his Repository, EVERY WEDNESDAY <md SATURDAY, At Twelve o'clock sharp of HORSES, DAIRY CATTLE, FAT STOCK &c. The Repository for Horses;-Carriagea, &c. for Sale l>y Pnblio Auction, is the largest and most commodious buil-tin-: iv the Southern , lieumpheie, and therefore offers to Importers, jbrtoders, and others eve y.facility combined with' splendid awomodation, unequalled in the colonies. Buyers will have every oppoitunitj of selecting, the animals be.-.t suited to their puipo<-e which will be warranted according to dtscriptioii Horesc for Sale by Auction, should be delivered early on Tue*dnjs and Fridays. Accounts lire paid on ilo'ndaj's and lliursdaj't from 10 a-m. to 4 p.m. Horses are re eived for private fcal*l. Int jobbing r dealing by. any one connected with the business, i strictly prohibited. ■rTJiei Repository will accommod ite nmetv horses under the able management of Ah (jlo Vl'kercher. Commission on Sales, 5 per cent N.B —Liberal advances made on every description of stock when required. ' Horses Bioken to Saddle, Double and Single Harness. *• . Saddle Horses, Carriages, Gigs and Dog Carts, ' ■ Always on Hue qT~ r^ R i g h V, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, ie La , Belgrave Place, (near the Cutting ) Pnnces-stieet, -Dunedin. -■ G.W.begs to.inform his old -Victorian fnends and ,the Inhabitants of Duuedin, that he has opened ■ business at the above address, and has a choice selection of eigai-3, tobacco, and fancy goods, stationary &c, careiul.y selected by himself in tlie American and •English-markets, from which couiitries he hus just returned. • " The'best Library in Dunedin:—Comprising all the latest English works aud periodicals. Terms for reading. 2s per month. . ' ~~ BArt»iJß'"ANi) «;u ; DKG to intiiujite to tbe public of Dunedin that XJ they have entered ii.to the business of ■ ■ '- NIGHT ME N, And hope by strict attention aud moderate charges to Rhare a part, of public patronage. ' " ' N.B.— Chimney sweeping done. Address Boxes— Princes-street, Ratti-ay-street, Walker-street. i NOTICE. rnHE Undersigned, in relinquishing business, r herehy request all parties having claims against 1 them, to render the same for examination and settlement. Aho, those indebted to them to favor them by PROMPT PAYMENT. ALL DEQTS due to them on the end of December last, un!e<B satisfaptorily arranged on or before fihe end of the present month, wili be handed to a solicilpr for collection. JAS, PATEBSON k QJ. JOtJi April, 18§3. |