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Otago Daily Times, Issue 3686, 27 November 1873, Page 5

.I|/! ONEY. at '.(& Per Cent. ; Sevecj^ ■::. .: iM.' Thousands to lend at that late. W. Dal,i"3»q>lc, Ju.n. , . . , , TO LEND, Sums; lip to £100% o^ . more, on landed security,' W. DalrympTei, vn r . Exchange Chambers, Prindes street. 23£gv MONEY TO LEND, on 3fcmtol« Security, in Sums of £100 and npwarda. lo GILLIBS AND STBEE&, • MONEY TO LEND, on WsQf&fM; Security,on favourable terms,; in.Raniiitomife: ' bcriowers. Lowest current rates of interest ch»rge& . . Appljr . ■'• ■■! ''■ ■■•". ;':-' ."" 10 ; '-I OO3SOTBLL and-MOODIEt. ■^%yi ONEY to LEND, on Freehold Seeij*~ ; . •JSfJL- rity. Wm. Brown arid Co., High stteat.lto.ya mKUST AND .AGENCY COMPASS -7 /-I. ;. OF AUSXRAI-ASLA.(LI3aiXJS^ . Mosey! advanced in sums up to £25,000 on.ag> '^FREEHOLD'ard STATION PROPERTIES* . AT LOWEST CURRKNT, RATES. ~ , Apply to ' ' "■■' ' ; GEORGE GRAY RUSSELL and C 0.,, ' ■ ■•-,. ■ Agents, 2-4 0 . , , Panediiu rpHE SMALL HOUSE AT AIJtJNG^ JL ■ I ■.•■■■■ ston. ••■■ ■ '-'y •\-..;:-" ) . : ; In. tha OTAGQ WITNESS, there. is. now WpwJßK:;i ,aa . OaIGINAL TALE, by, the author of the. alsov*^ : vell-?ai«vvu Novel.; ...: ■ ... . ■••■:■■' ' ; ■ •■■ -.'."■ ■ MEBIOAL. ■ ; . BEWARB OF IMPOSiriOJ^ BR J. O. AVER'S .CELEBRATED MEDICINES Have been COUNTERFEITED And'a*» being distributed throughout th» Coloajr i unprincipled Dealers as Genuine. i She-Undersigned isfotma the PubHc that; ATEB'SCOMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, AVER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, AIER'S' AGUE CURE, i AND AVER'S \ CTATHARTIC SUGAR-COATED i PLLLS, j 'j ZK GXIASB HOTEL*?), \ Axe expressly pieparsd for Austral!* and Bw. 2oc-» land in a- peculiar mannei to withal*ad th* etfvcat&oSc. ' long sea voyago, and the various change* of ckcis" 1 2ie outskte wrapper bean foa nun« ot HENRI J. HABT, GS2S3SB.&L A&KST! FOB aITST-ALIA 4JHO»> NEW ZEALAND. Tb» SPUBJOUS ABTIC&K, In ail j>rob*iliV 1 will b« offered to Retail and Ce<aut*7 btozsftftefpc* *£. ' a reduced pnee ;. but they we» ipecjiHy caajtlw;*?. against puicitasifig, as DR. ATEB'S AQKHT I*. 38* STIHJCTE© TO TAKE CRIMINAL PIWXJXKDXRGJfc 1 against all who may offer the same for s&I«v The PUBLIC are therefore respectfully solicits t^ carefully inspect the wrappsrs and bottle* bafar* pasT^ chasing, ax*d to xejecfc as spurious aU fiuk are aeS* above described. HENRI J. HABT, 8, Qasea street, Melbourne The above Elegant Pxoparatlons hare Joit£ fo«a . commended by the Medical Profession, and. cotptiawyjj ' a world-wide reputation, w&ch Is sufficient j?WK*tt* of their utility and ge&uinenesa. 1 AVER'S HAIR VIGCH& ¥OX BESTORINO THE, KATUBAIi VETAUCTT ASI^ coLoira of the hair. Ayer*s Almanacs, containing insteuclioaa fox tbn treatment of ail classes of disease*, may b* hadtgrati? on applicaUcn.l - ' ' Wholesale Agents for JSPew Zealand:— „ " , P. HAYMASf AND CO., IMPOA7EBS AND GENERAL USROBJC^^ ' RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDI2T. "T>ERKELEY, Sept. 1869.—GentlW '' Jt^ men, I fftsl it a duty-1 owe to you to e:rpies* my gxatitude for ths gre»,t benefit I have derived, by taHag ' Norton's Camomile PilH. I applied to youc agent, Mr Bell, Ber&eley, for the above-named Pilte^, fOB wind in the stomach, from t which, I suffered qx- ' cxuciating pain for. a length of time, having; tried, nearly every remedy prescribed, but; without <leiiirizr£; any benefit at all. After, taking two bottles o* youe valuable Fills, I was quite .restored to my usual star* of health. Please give this publicity for the benefit i of those who may thus be afflicted.—! am, Sir, your*, truly, Bxjs-ry 'AiXpass.—To,, the Proprietors o{ NORTON'S CAMOMILE PJLLS.'" i^OODALL'S QUININE. WXNE, (g»*. vJT pared with Howard's QuinineJ^ is an. iavahiaftJ^ and agreeable Stomachic to all suffering fromgeneiafc debility, indigestion, nervousness, and loss of &ss% tito. Recommended for its Purity by the Food Jqbjk. aal^ the Anti - Adulteration Review, Arthur SUft Hassall, M.D., the Lancet, Wentworth. Lasceltes; Scott, Esq., F.CS., F.A.S.L., F.R.S.S.A., &o. Sold. by Grocers, Chemists, &,c, m Lirge bottles, at J$ and 2s each. Prepared by Goodall, TSdcklioase, and Co., Leeds, England. 4 R D^ JO H N'O'Ji" (Knight of the Order of Leopold of Belgium); LIuHT-BROWN" COD LiyiSJß OIL, ' Unequalled for, PURITY, PALATABLKNESS, AISTJO EFFICACY; Prescribed by the most eminent Medical Men. as The safest, speediest, and most effectual remedy for CoJiSusreaioN, Diseases of the Chest, and Dkbimtk. " There is one kind of Cad Liver Oil which is un&* versally admitted to be genuine'—the Light- Krovrß: 011 supplied by Dr'De Jongh "—Dr Edward S^utw F. E. is., Medical' Officer to the Poor Law Board. " I deem the Oil sold under Dr De Jongh's gaaxws^ tee to be preferable to any other kind as legaicttegyiw uineness and medicinal etfai.4cy."— Dr LAJfK.Es>r«tj. > F.R S , Coroner for Central Middlesex, "Dr De Jongh's Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil dc«* not cause the nausea and indigestioD too often cov^e^ quent on the administration or the Pale «'iL'* ~J>? Granvixle, F.R.S., Author of " Ihe Spas of G»ms many." Sold om,y in capsuled Impbriai Half-pints, Ptata^ and Quarts, by all repectible Uiemists, Druggia?* and Storekeepers. Sole Consignee!!, ANSAR, HARFORD, to Co., 77, STRA2TO-, LONDON. | T~he~g"6spel 6ak~ir6n~"anx^ • GALVANIZED IRON AND WIRE COMPANY, IRON MANUFACTURERS ax» GALVAKIZEJv^ First Brand. ) ( Second Br*r«L "Q. Anchor O:" > Trade Marks. ■{ "Ea^lft," First Quality, j . (. Eagle Quality. The Gospel Oak is the oldest manufacture of <$<»£■. vanized Iron-in England. The original Galva^ixeik ■ ■ .Tinned Iron .was. first.made at these Works intftiji. •. ; year 1842. This Iron obtained .the Prize Medai JSjit , •" excellent quality " at the Great 'Exbibitrioa of. I&SJt it being the only prize medal "awarded ia the TwAft. "■ ■ The price is now greatly reducea. ,-:.■,■ Works—Gospel Oak Iron Works, Tipton. ; ; Mitre Works, Wolverhampton. - Regent's Ganal, Lim»house, LondQlUj .■ Warehqr.fe—s6, Upper.Thames sta; ™_t, London. Export office—74, King William street. London^ Mrpj ■|/|; AE AY : ILL A CO C OA.:—TayxST , 13!JL Bkotuers (the largest ManufactureraoE Cow«. ■ in Europe), haviiig the exclusive supply Of this vuw^ vailed Cocoa, invite comparison with. any tflslh-^-Cocoa for Purtrp— fine Aroma — Sanative, NoS-r ' tdve and Sustaining Power—Easiness of Digesif6ti—' and especially, high delicious flavour. One: trial establish it as a favourite Bevewge for breafefejT; luncheon, and a. Soothing Refreshment after a, feJw evening. N.B.—Caution—"MarAViii,*."is nviviZ' te-ed Trade Mark. ' 133«s*1^ MARA VILLA. COCOA.—The Globe'sayar-ultCAv lor Broxheks' Miiravilla Cocoa has achievto^i ' ' thorough success, and supersedes every other <&*»« in the market. Entire solubility, a delie&tn arau«T? and a rare concenteation of the purest elQmeutfrta' nutrition, distinguish, the Mara villa Coco* above »£ others. For Invalids and Dyspeptics, wecwildT Rat recommend a more agreeab.e or valuable bet eraott •*' For further favourable opinions, vida Stantfcini Morning Pdst, British Medical Journal *c<^ci^ HOMEOPATHIC COCOA-This oxl^'s^^ tioa, which has: attained such a worldwide reS-. tun, is manufactured by Taylor Bsothees, u^d^ the ablest homoeopathic advice,.aided by the^^t and experience of tiie inventors, and wiU be foundtS combine in an eminent degrea tke purity, naetarenis and nutritious property of the fresh nut • ""*•». SOLUKUB. CHOCOLATK, made^rT one rflin^e, without boiling. The above articles »re preparedTei" cli-sivelyby Tayxoh. Bkoxhers, the lalcgekTmaaufacture s in Europe, and sold in tin-lined packetsfonlsr by Storekeepers^and others all over the world, Steaj£