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Evening Post, Issue 6, 14 February 1865, Page 1

rfiHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOB Ji SALE, I 10 qr-casks Mnrtell's brandy 20 qr-casks BP rum 10 hhds do 100 cases Scotch whisky ( 50 cases JDKZi genera ¦ 20 casts superior sherry trine IS qr-casks do 10 qr-casks superior port win* 20 cases champagne 30 cases ginger wine - 50 casks .bottled nle and porter ' 5 half-tieree9 tobacco 50 half-chests tea 20 qr-chests tea -, . i SO boxes tea 60 boxes Sydney loap * 20 boxes sperm candles . < 10 cUsks sugar-house treacle 15 cases crushed loat sugar 40 bags do 10 casks loaf sugar 40' bags Mauritius sugar 10 cases Harper Twelvetrees* trashing. powder 10 bales woolsacks 80 bngs salt * - > 10 casks currants 10 cases Hobart Town jatni 2 cases English cheese 92,300 feet of V.D.If. timber, aiioittd . 16,150 V.D.L. shingles 14,000 V.B.L.' palings And various other goods. Also, Ex Wild Duck, 4 casks Poa Praetensis grass seed - WILLIAM HICDKSON and^SO^ r , Jannary 27..

FOR SALE, . ' ALL THOSE THREE SHOPS AND DWELLING HOUSES situate at tlw turner of TJiorndon quay and Mulgrave street," temporarily occupied by Mr. Silk, Cabinet Makec. .-These . premises command an uninterrupted view of the harbor, are well supplied with water, and afford one of Mil best sites in Wellington for an Hotel. * - <¦ For further nar'tioniWrs apply to ; .• ' > W. WARING TAYLOR, Lambton Quay. . ' Wellington, 27th December, 1864.

- FOR SALE, T?XTENSIVE FREEHOLD BUSINESS. Jjj PREMISES and DWELLING -HOUSE . situiohed, Situate in Herbert street, 'Wellington, within a short distance of the old Cus^ torn House Wliarf. .t . The dwelling-house comprises 10 rooms, with two offices which communicate with, and ulHy^fortn part of the dwelling-house.' The warehouse comprises two large rooms, and the- two offices aforesaid, with shed aud ~ yard. A part of the purchase money may remain on mortgag&lf required.- ~ For further particulars inquire of " W. WARING TAYLOR, - ; , Xambton Quay. - Wellington, .Dec. 27. [, ( „

In Chancery- - ' *'- i ITwaß clearly protedbefSre Vi.ce s Chancdk S lor feir,W. P. Wood,. by affidavits from , eminent Hospital Physicians of London,, that li Dr. J. Oollis Browne was the discoverer' of Cholnrodyne ; that they prqseri.be it largely, ' • nnd mean no other than Dr. Browne's. — Sea Times, Jan. 12, V 864. The public, therefore,/ are cnutioned against using any other thaa - Dr. J. Collis'Brotvne's Cholorodine. ;L; L j Cholera, dysentery, diarrhoea, cramp, ague, . . fever, rheumatism, consumption, asthma/ 1 ' cough.'&c- - ' " . ' f ff -All pain, vomiting, and distress -ceases in * ;• few minutes after taking a dose of that won-T derful Sedative Anodyne and Anti-Spasmodic " remedy discovered by Df. J 4 . Collis Browne, M. 14; C. S, L., (ex- Army Medical Staff;, the recipe of which was confined solely to .J. T." Davenport, 33, 1 6Veat Russell Street, BloohT9* ! " bury Square, London, Pharniaceutical Ghe-L; mist, ,'i he medical testimony of Civil, Hoa- , pital and Naval Practioiiers.it pronounces in- '- valualiile: It irelie" Ye* Of any kind, soolhs " the ftestlessness of fever, and imparts the , most refreshing sleep witliout producing •or , leaving any of the Unpleasant eftatts" of ' opium. ¦ ' ' 1 "' > «i» -! \, ..CAUTION. ... t ,a In consequence of the extraordinary- effi?;; cacy, of .this -rem'-dA',, several unprincipled,! pAHies have been induced'to'vendimitatJbn*!" Never be terapkc*t*bu^ Chlorodyrie'ex66pt3 id sealed ' bottles^ having the Goverumenji j stamp, witji the • words, "Dr. J. Colfig i. Browne's Chlo)"Odyrie'''engrayed thereon. 5 " A <: sheet full'vpf : inedicial t''Stimoiia^i accoir panjeß each bottle. - „ i2|f '" {Sole manufacturer, J. TJ i Ttt&3Zb Or&tt Russell-street, Modwili^%iQ. sgbld^in bottles, as 9d'att*m«*t^ atcMessrs'.TreacUer/sj Bpmp^|fl[ Thompaon, Calcutta.; .Worm*. KpiMW