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XjIROM CANTERBURY, ENGLAND. 184, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (Next New Zealand House). HE JCiNGLISH XHARMACY AND DISPENSING ESTABLISHMENT, ' j _4__USTEN ""We" c (j-ARDNER, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST EXACTNESS. DISPENSING DEPARTMENT. £3T Prescriptions may be relied upon as being dispensed Avith care, accuracy, and the scrupulous nicety which characterises modern select dispensing. CHILDREN'S MEDICINES, DOMESTIC APPLI ANCES, AND ARTICLES REQUIRED BY MOTHERS FOR THE NURSERY. MEDICAL ATTENDANCE DAILY. GARDNER'S DIGESTIVE AVINE. This valuable preparation, which is largely sold in England, is iioav introduced into this Colony by tbe Proprietor, who can confidently recommend it to those suffering from INDIGESTION and the many ills arising from it, viz., flatulence, acidity, heartburn, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, HEADACHE, &C DIGESTIVE WINE ls not a Quack Medicine, but a Pharmaceutical Preparation of Pepsine, Avith Pancreatine, Diastase, Lactic and Hydrochloric Acids, which comprise the natural elements in the process of Digestion. In cases of DSTSPEPSIA, Avhere the secretion of Gastric Juice is imperfect, Digestive Wine Avill effect a I cure. In great DEBILITY op the STOMACH (especially in elderiy people), the habitual use of Digestive Wine Avill render life easy and pleasant, Avhere formerly it Avas unendurable. EFFERVESCING SALINE, A tasteless Salt, useful in Sickness, Headache, Biliousness, &c. QUININE AND IRON TONIC, A most efficacious and strengthening Medicine CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. J* I L L S: Aperient Family, Compound Rhubarb, DrChisholm's Podophylin, Phosphorus & Quinine, Phosphorus. STOMACH OR DINNER PILLS, Composed of Rhubarb, Ginger, Chamomile, Dandelion, <fee, &c., MILD APERIENT VEGETABLE PILLS. As these Pills are often taken instead of Castor Oil, they are often called Castor Oil Pills. CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER, CHLORODYND, PARRISH'S SYRUP. DR GREGORY'S STOMACHIC POWDER. HEALING POAA r DER, For Nursery Purposes, such as Excoriations in Infants, Sores, Eruptions, Tender and Irritable Skins, &c. Cod Liver Oil. Quinine AVine. PL T RE GLYCERINE, for Medicinal use ; also for sweetening the tea, coffee, chocolate, puddings, &c„ of those advised to take it instead of sugur. COD LIVER OIL EMULSION, With Hypophosphite of Lime. WORM POWDERS, VERMIFUGE SYRUP. SEDATIVE ESSENCE, J For the Toothache. i FINEST ITALIAN CASTOR OIL, Almost tasteless. GOUT AND RHEUMATIC MIXTURE AND EMBROCATION. ALTERATIVE POWDERS FOR CHILDREN. — These Powders are useful in cases of Difficult Teething, Deranged Bowels, Indigestion, &c. COMPOUND ANISEED MIXTURE, For Infants troubled with Flatulence. EBORINE TOOTH PASTE.— Pleasant to use, effectually cleanses the Teeth, imparts an agreeable fragrance to the Breath, and preserves the teeth from decay. Stimulating Hair-wash and liestorer. i A r ERY SUPERIOR COLD CREAM. THE CHYMICAL POMADE, recommended by Erasmus Wilson, Esq.., F.R.S., for persons troubled with Dandriff. CASTOR OIL POMADE. PETROLEUM POMADE. ESSENCE OF WOOD VIOLET, as used by the Royal Family and Nobility of England. The ROYAL TOOTH POWDER, from a prescription of E. Saunders, Esq., Dentist to tho Queen. GARDNER'S several Family Medicines and Toilet Preparations are carefully prepared, inexpensive, and may be relied on. | X4_os (c^UEEN-STREET.