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. ; BUSINESS NOTIOES. IF YOU ARE SICK AND AILING You can be QUICKLY CURED! BY TAKING THE NEW MEDICINES Just Introduced into New Zealand. GHOLLAH'S GREAT INDIAN CURES. (Fiji Brand). They consist of the APERIENT MIXTURE, RHEUMATISM MIXTURE, And GOUT MIXTURE ; And can be had of — Wilkinson and Arming, Chemists, appointed Sole Agents for Dunedin. Mr Wm. Elder, Chemist, Port Chalmers. Mr W. E. Ancell, Chemist, Waikouaiti. Mr Jas. R. Haynes, Chemist, Palmerston. Mr Wm. Gunn, Chemist, Timaru. Mr H. H. Coggins, Chemist, Oamaru. Mr Ed. Pettit, Chemist, Milton. Mr G. W. Hutching, Chemist, Balclutha. Aud in every Town in New Zealand of the Agents duly appointed by the Proprietor. GET HANDBTLLS AND PAMPHLETS Of thft Agents, and READ THE TESTIMONIALS. PLANTING SEASON, 1875. f\ X SALE, BY GEORGE MATTHEWS, NURSIBY AND SEEDSMAN, Fruit Trees of all sorts. Gooseberry and Currant Bushes. Foiest Trees. Coniferous Plants, including Scotch and Spruce Fira. Thorn Quicks, &c, for hedges. Rhubarb Roots. Rye Grasg Seed. Cocksfoot. Clover Seeds of all kinds. Garden Seeds do do. 4s ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is warranted to Cure all Discharges from the Urinary Organs,' in either sex, acquired or constitutional, Gravel and Paint in, the Back. Sold in Boxes 4s 6d each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendora. Sole Proprietor— F. J. CLARKE, Apothecaries' Hali, Lincoln, England, Export Agents. All the Wholesale London Houses. Wholesale Agents for New Zealand — KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, and CO., Dunedin and Auckland. STEAMED BONE MANURE. ( Prepared by Richd. Boenicke, as recommended by Baron yon Liebjg and other eminent authorities. Orders will be received by MURRAY, ROBERTS, arid CO.. 4s Stafford street. ~~0 L L ii R,' s (Knight of the Orders of Vasa and St. Olaf) COD LIVER OIL. Steam Manufactories at Stamsund, Gulvig and Kabelvaag, Lofoten Islands, Norway. Genuineness, Parity, Delicacy of taste and smell, ;the resulcs of exceedingly careful preparation and the exclusive use of fresh livers, procured to Moller's Cod Liver Oilheading all the Manufacturers from Newfoundland and Norway — In England, the Only Prize at the InUrnational Exhibition in London, 1862. In France, the Only First Prize at the International Exhibition in Paris, 1867. la Norway, the Only Gold Medal at the International Fishery Exhibition aib Bergen, 1866, and the only First Prize at the National Exhibition at Drammen, 1873. In Sweden, the only First Prize at the Inter-Scandinavian Exhibition at Stockholm, 1866. In Italy, the Only Prize at the International Maritime Exhibition at Naples, 1871. In Denmark, the only First Prize at the .Exhibition for Scandinavian Industry at Copenhagan, 1872. In Russia, the Only Prize at the Polytechnic Exhibition at Moscow, 1872. In Austria, the only First-class Medal "forProgresa" at the International Exhibition, at Vienna, 1873, and in addition the Medal "for Merit" at the liitemational Exhibition at Vienna, 1873. MOLLER'S (Knight of the Orders of Vasa and St. Olaf) COD LIVER OIL. Selection from an overwhelming mass of Testimonials from Medical authorities of the highest Btanding in every civilised country in the world : — J. Marion Sims, Esq., M.D., 13, East 20th Street, New York, March 15th, 1870. Messrs W. H. Schieffelin and Co. Gentlemen — For some years I had given up the use of Cod Liver Oil altogether, but since my attention was called by Dr Sayre to your Peter Mailer's Cod Liver Oil, I have prescribed it almost daily, and have every reason to be perfectly satisfied with it. The Lancet, VoL L, No. XXVI. " There is scarcely a remedy in the whole Pharmacopeia of greater therapeutical value than Cod Liver Oil, and it is greatly to be regretted that its utility is so often impaired, and even destroyed, by its nauseous taste and rancidity. A sample of the Oil, prepared in Norway by Mr Moller, has recently been brought under our notice. It is one of THE PUBBST WB HAVE EVER MET WITH, and is -remarkable for its limpidity, as well as its freedom from rancidity and disagreeable smell and flavour." PETER MOLLER, . 521, Oxford stbeet, W.U., London, And at' Chbistiania/ Norway, tfjy ■> i, i • ' 1 v i. i?