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Evening Post, Issue 1, 8 February 1865, Page 1

THE UNDERSIGNED HAYJB F0B& &ALIS, 10 qr-casks Martell's fcrWdV 20 qr-caskg BP rum 10 hhds .To 100 cases Scotch whißkjr 60 oases JDKZ geneva, 20 cases superior sherry wut# 15 qr-casks do 10 qr-catsks superior pott >nAp I 20 cases champagne 30 cases ginger wine 50 casks bottled ale and pOtfoV I 5 half-tierces tobacco 50 half-chesta tea 20 qv-chests tea 30 boxes tea i 60 boxes Sydney poap 20 boxes sperra. candles 10 casks sugar-house treacfs 15 cases crushed loaf sugftc 40 bags do 10 casks loaf sugar 40 bags Mauritius sugaf 10 cases Harper Twelvetroea' **vVf*g . powder 20 bales woolpacka 80 bags salt 10 casks currant* 10 cases Hobart Town JtttHf 2 cases English cheese 92,300 feet # of V.D.L. timber, ftMorfe4 sizes 16,150 V.D.L. shingle.* 14,000 V.D.L. palings . And various othef gOOdV* Also, Ex Wild Duefcr, 4 casks Poa Praetensis grass Seeefc WILLIAM ItfCKSON and SON. January 27.

FOE SALE, ALL THOSE THREE SHOPS AND DWELLING HOUSES situate afc tb« corner of Thorndon quay and Muigrar* stroer, temporarily occupied by Mr. Silk, Cabinet Maker. These premises command! an Uninterrupted view of the harbor* are well supplied with water, and afford one of tfi* boat sites in Wellington for an Hotel* Ifo* further particulars apply to W. WARING TAYLOF, Lambton Qt)&f fl Wellinirton, 27th December, 1864. FOR SALE, PXTENSIVE FREEHOLD BTTSINESR 1U PREMISES and DWELLING HOUSJS attached, situate in Herbert street, Welling:* ton, within a short distance of the old CtM* torn House Whavf. The dwelling-house comprises 10 roomt, with two officos wliich communicate with, and may form part of the dwelling-hpuse. The warohouse comprises two largo rdomS» and tho two oißccs aforesaid, with shed an<i yard. A part of the. purchase monoy may remain on mortgage if required. * FQ£ further particulars inqturo of ; W*. FARING TAYLOR.' ; w ... . -, o « Lambtott Quay. Wellrngton, Dpc. 27. i CATJTION.-CHLOROPWK, In Chancery, IT v«s clearly proved before Vfce.ChanceT* . lor Sir P. Wood, by affidavit* front eminent Hospital Physicians of London, thai: Dr. J. Collia Browne was the discoverer c£ Chlorodync;, that they prescribe it largely* and mean no other than Dr. Browne's.— -Se« Times, Jan. 12, 1864. The public, therefore* are cautioned against using any other th&n Dr. J. Collia Browne's Chlorpdyne. i Cholera, .dysentery, diarrhoea, cramp, *gU*« fever, i-heunmti&m, consumption^ astern.*, cough, 44 T °» All paSo, vomiting, and distress oewes 5n % few minutes, after taking a dose of that won* ' derful Sedative Anodyne and Anti-Spasmodio remedy discovered by Dr. J. Collis Browne. M. R. C. S. L. (ex-Army Medical Staff), th« recipe of which was confined solely to J, T« Davenport, 33, Great Russell Street, Blooms* bury Square, London, Pharmaceutical Che« mist. • The medical testimony of Civil, Host* pital and Naval Practitioners, it pronounces invaluable. 3>, relieves paiu of any kind* soothes the n-s tle«isnoss of fever, and imparts tho most refreshing sleep without producing or', leaving any of the unpleasant effects OS opium* * CAUTION. In consequence of tho extraordtuafy *fl?» cacy of this j emedy, several unprincipled parties have be *n induced to send imitationir. Never be temp rod to buy Ohlorodyne except iti sealed bott es, having the Governmonfe stamp, with the words, ** Dr. J. COIU9 Browno's Chlorodyno " engraved thereon. A sheet full of- niedickl testimonials acoom* panics each, bottle. Solo manufachirer, ,T. T. Davenport, 33w Great; Riwsell-ptvcct, Wooinsbury, London* yolrl in bottler, 2s. 9d. and 4sf. 6d. Ob» (aincd ac Mf.^i's. Tieucber's, Bombay; ofi Scotfe Thompson, CwkuiU; Wofois* $j4a*£i iad all Uittuuu.