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Dunstan Times, Issue 297, 3 January 1868, Page 1

REEVES <fe CO.'s CELEBRATED QUININE BITTERS 4 RE now universally used throughout New Zealand. They are the most economical BAR BITTER, and as a Medicinal Stomachic they are unequalled, as they contain in its sterling purity QUININE ONLY, acknowledged the Most Tjjvaluablk Tonic, and an Efficacious Preservative against Epidemic Diseases. A wineglass full take-i half-an-hour before raea'-time will Invigorate the Appetite, greatly Refresh Weak Stomachs, and Stimulate the Digestive Organs. Wholesale Depot for New Zealand, MACLAOGAN-STREET, DUNEDIN. WALTER BELL AND CO., DUNEDIN TIMBER YARD, Steam, Saw, and Manufacturing Mills, Princes Street South. Beg to notify, that having removed all the machinery from the Planet Saw Mills, Cumberland >treet, are now in a better position to supply Doors, Sashes, Casements, <kc, Stc, also Cut, Plain, Tongue and Groove, on the shortest notice, and at exceedingly Low Prices, and have also on Sale, the following Building Materials:— 200,000 feet Oregon logs and deals ex Parisian 100,000 do shelving 300,000 doScotch flooring,all thicknesses 100,000 do lumber 50,000 do 7 in dressed FE. w. boards 20,000 do 7 in rough w.-boards, F.E. 10,0f'0 do clear pine 50,000 do red and white deals 30,000 do hardwood, all sizes 50,000 shingles 20,000 5 ft. pailings 20,000 6 ft. do. Posts and rails 100,000 feet kauri, all sizes 10,000 do 6 x 1J T and G kauri 10.000 do 6x J do 500 blue gum hurdles, 6 ft 30 tons English a~d Scotch iron, best brands 50,000 American laths, 5 ft. and 4 ft. 6 in. 200,000 red pine logs, boards, and scantling 40,000 feet f> x T and G Oregon flooring And have always on hand a large quantity of Poors, Sashes, Casements, Ridging, Spouting, Nails, &c, Ac. Orders strictly attended to. W. HELL and CO. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. S. T. WHEELER, COLLECTOR, ADVERTISING, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Has removed from Farley's buildings TO TELEGRAPH CHAMBERS, STAFFORD-STREET, DUNEDIN. AGENT for the Bruce Independent Dunstan Times, Tuapeka Press Waikouaiti Herald, and Wakatii Mail,