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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 392, 14 June 1876, Page 3

Bay of Plenty, Store."\^E are NOW. OPENING- a New' and "Well-Selected Stock, of DEA- - PEEK GOODS m all the DEPAUTMENTS,. and. have to- -arrive- per steamer the balance of' our 1 WinterPurchases; which will be offered at such Prices as will CommancLa-Beady.-Sale. . A GEEAT EEDUCTION has been;', made on the- Old Stookj -and"- no-* Seasonable Qfiiev will be refused, as we are determined to clear" it -out to* mako room fc*r further i consignments. > HOENE AND EEIDVBAY OF PLENTY STORE^ THS-STKAND, TAUEANGAi

MEDIfcAL HALL, TAURANaA;. [EsTABIdSHED 1875/J ' ii. c. "hoitb,, IMPORTER OF GENUINE DfiUGS AN»^ CHEMICALS, JJEGS to inform the Eesidents ofv Tauranga and environs that he isprepared to supply all descriptions of* Drugs Chemicals'^ Medical AppliancesToilet Eequisites Patent Proprietary and Family/ Medicines Mineral Waters and Cordials Nail, Tooth, . Hair, and . Clothes-* Brushes Scented Soag;* Soft Soap PEEBUMEEY-. QgJ-AT.li KXITDS^ Eimmel-s^ . Piesse and Lubin's, , Letchford's, Jean.. Marie:.Farina's, &c. . Feeding Bottles Pjiff Boxes - Sperm, JNeatsfdot; and other oils. - Homeopathic Medicines &c. r . &c. . HORSE, SHEEP- & CATTLE MEDICINES=> r OF ALL KMDSv. Prescriptions Accuratelyv Compounded. - Country Orders punctually attended.to. H. C. ~H~OYTE,\ CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST,, THE STRAND,- TAURANGA. 1 q Tourists and others. . HENSHAW'S pEIYATE FAMILY. JJOTEL, . HAEINUTON STEEtT{Opposite the Government Buildings. J ' ; Suites op Eooms fob Families. . I Terms Moderate. . Country Settlers -will find. this^Estab'--t lishment a great convenience. .. The Coach leaving, for -and arriving ; from the Lake District stops opposite ■ the Hotel. XpOR SALE.— White and Red Clovers,." -*- Cow Grass, Alsyke, Trefoil, Lucerne,. Rape, Foa Pratensis, Cocksfoot, Bye Grasp, , Blasting Powder and Fuse, Guns and Ammuniion, Game Bags, Powder and Shot Flasks.-. Guns repaired. —G. Gabdineb,- HardwareMerchant, The SArand, Tauranga.. GkATEFUL CoMFOKTING. J? P P S ' S 0 0 0 0 AY "^ BEEAKFAST.. "By a thorough knowledge of- the natural- 1 laws yvhich govern the operations of digestion • and nutrition, And b?<a careful application ofv tho fine properties of well-selected, cocoa, Mr 1 ' Epps has.-provided our breakfast tables-. with ay delicately flavoured, beverage* whioh may save - j ns mßny heavy doctors' bills. It'ia by tbo • ! judicious use of such articles of diet that' a < constitution may be gradually built up until! strong enough to resist every tendency to diseaae. Hundreds of .subtle maladies are?floating around us-readyto attack wherever there ia a weak-point. . We may escape many^ i a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified ' with pure blood and^a properly nourishedrame." — See article in. the- Civil. Service--Gazette* Made simply withboilingwaterormilk. . Sold in and lib packets and tins . (not damageable in . tins), . labelled :i thus :^— JA-M ; ES EFFS & 06.^ HoMCEopATina Chemists, 48 Threadneedle Street and 170 Piccadilly. -j—Works: Euston Eoad andL Camden Town, London^,