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Dunstan Times, Issue 303, 14 February 1868, Page 1

REEVES & CO.'s CELEBRATED QUININE BITTERS RE now universally used throughi out 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 Tnvamjabl's T kic, and an Efficacious Preservative against Epidemic Diseases. A wineglass full taken half-*n-hour before mea'-time will Invigorate the Appetite, greatly Refresh Weiik Stomachs, and Stimulate the Digestive Organs. "Wholesale Depot for New Zealand, M A CL AH GAN -STREET, PUNEDIW WALTER BELL AND CO., DDNEDIN TIMBER YARD, Steam, Saw, and Manufacturing Mills, Princes Street South. Beg to notify, that having removed a'l the machinery from the Planet Saw Mills, Cumberland Street, are now in a better position to supply Doors, Sashes, Casements, &c, &c, also Cut, I Plain, Tongue and Groove, on the ' shortest notice, a- d at exceedingly I ow 1 Prices, and have also on Sale, the following Building Materials:— 200,000 feet Oregon logs and deals ex Parisian " 100,000 do shelving 300,')00 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. 10,000 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 1£ T and G kauri 10,000 do Cxi do 500 blue gum hurdles. 0 ft 30 tons English a-ul Scotch iron, best brands 50,000 American laths, 5 ft. and 4 ft. 0 in. 200,000 red pine logs, boards, and scantling 40,000 feet G x 4 T and G Oregon flooring And, have always on hand a large quantity of Poors, Sashes, Casements, Ridging, Spouting, Nails, ifcc, ic. Orders strictly attended to. W. 1 ELL and CO. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. R. T. WHEELER COLLECTOR, ADVt'RTI ING, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Has removed from Farley's buildings TO TELEGRAPH CHAMBERS, BTAFFORD-STREET, DUNEDIN. J\. Dur.stan Times, Tuapeka Tress, Waikouaiti Herald, and Wakatip Mail