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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5168, 25 November 1884, Page 4

NOTHING BUT ITS INTRINSIC MERIT Can account for the TEEMENDOUS SALES HOP IT\ A M BURG 1 E A, Thera is no pleasanter remedy for _ Boils, Carbuncles, Ulcerated and Running Sores, Pimples, Skin Diseases, and all scrofulous affections arising from an impure state of the blood and disordered liver than this most wonderful medicine. HAMBURG TEA RELIEVES AND CURES SICK HEADACHE HAMBURG TEA BELIEVES AND CURES BILIOUSNESS HAMBURG TEA RELIEVES AND CURES CONSTIPATION HAMBURG TEA RELIEVES AND CUSES INDIGESTION aENTLE, BUT EFFICACIOUS. Wyndlmm street. Alexandria, Sydney, Feb. 14, 1834 Gentlemen, — I beg to inform you that I have used Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea in my household with good results. My children have tukeu it a3 on aperient, and its action has been gentle but efficacioiiH. I consider it an admirable purgative. Yours faithfully, Joseph Lin«au», " . Head of Composing Staff of tlie " Town and Country Journal." To Messrs Neill Bros., Dunediu. TVr AUSEA AND HEADACHE. Messrs Neill Bros., Duuadin, N.Z., Feb. 13, 1554. Dear Sirs, — The Hamburg Tea which yon soul me entirely relieved me from the nausea and headache from which I have suffered since the commencement of the hot weather. Its effect in purify. ing 1 the blood, was soon observable, and I .continue to take it at intervals, whenever 1 feel the return of any of my old symptoms.— Yours faithfully, John Blakeny, Publisher "Freeman's Journal," Chester Cottage, Begg street, Paddingtoa, HAMBURG TEA Is sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers through out the Colonies. Price Is 3d. NEILL BROS., Wholesale Depot for Soutk Island, DUNEDIN 64 Sporting. "OOBIN HOOD IS NOW OPEN NEW YEAR'S MEETING. 3000 at 10s. Fiwt P«ze, £300. Will Sell to 30th December, and espect application for 5000. • Melbourne Cup closed 10,625 ; New Zealand Cup ; ■ Specinl closed 2550 in 7 days. Care of Thos. Stapletou, Box 238, Post Office ; or, ■ Jubal Fleming, City Baths, Colombo btreut, Christ- ! church. 9G42 Business Notices. A ETESIAN AND PUAIi" WELL-SINXEB, £k. I Hy'lr;uilio Rains, Tan«>, ti^irt Pnu.ps fc'iiodund reriairud. i.. J. MARTIN, 120. KILM )HE STREET. . _ j TTVEAU SIR,— We heg to inform you ti.at wo I I P have made arrangements with Mr James j Glauville, of Dhristcliiu'cb, to sell our goods in the Colony of New Zealand. We have long held a good j reputation for our hand-printed Pnpor Hangings, j Mr Glanville will always buy« :i full nssortmeut of I patterns, as well as a considerable stock of our I goods, and as the advantage of choosiug ou the j spot and saving expense of commission, ice, is thereby olfered you, we 'trust you will be able to do ] a lnrgo trade with him.— Yours faithfully, Scott, Cuthbertson ft Co., Chelsea. London. Sole Ageut— J. Glanville, 110, St As:i|jh street er.st. (5633 j VJOBERT VvA.LK.tK JOk) Importer of CRYSTAL. GLASS, CHINA, EAIiTHES, WARE, a.--* f j CANTEEBURY GLASS AND CHINA WAREHOUSE, Mum ?u c i DIE SINKING. raiAYLOS * OAKLKYiuvitrt thespecialaliwutioii 3L of those requiring dio sjukiti^, die I'jrnuij atftiapiug, pierciug, ltttcr.cn ttiag, pra.*B vju other tools, tinsmiths' vies, brags-worker*' tool*, aud pattiug-out tools of erery (lß=oriptia&, which will