MEDICAL. ■^Y' illiams ’ s wonderful REMEDIES, Which are now almost a household word in Victoria, from, the immense success achieved through the curative properties they possess, can now be obtained from the undersigned, who has be r n appointed Wholesale Agent for the Colony. From the fact that the proprietors have in the preparation of those Remedies studiously endeavored to supply a genuine article at a most reasonable price, in order that all classes may participate in the benefits to be derived from the use of them, they trust that the same success which has attended their efforts in Victoria will be accorded to them in New Zealand, feeling assured that their really Invaluable Jleinedies —four in number—require but one trial to prove the well-merited reputation they already possess. WILLIAMS’S MAGIC LOTION (So called because, iu effecting Cures, its operations have been apparently magical), an invaluable remedy for Rheumatism or Gout, Ulcerated Wounds (no matter of how long standing), Cuts, Bruises, or Sprains, Chilblains, Bunions, Whitlows, Burns, or Scalds, Ulcerated or Pore Throats, Toothache or Neuralgia, Bites or Stings of Insects, Eruptions on the Skin, &c., &o. WILLIAMS’S RHEUMATISM MIXTURE, An efficacious remedy for Rheumatism and Rheumatic Gout in all stages. N.B.—The Lotion to be used externally, the Mixture internally. WILLIAMS’S EYE LOTION, For the cure of Sandy and Swelling Blight, Inflammation, Weakness of the Eyes, &c., Ac. WILLIAMS’S HORSE AND CATTLE EMBROCATION, For curing Windgalls, Broken Knees, Inflammation of the Stomach and Bowels, of Gripes, Greasy Heels in Horses, and Sprains, Strains, Tumours, Cuts, Bruises, or Wounds of every description, in Horses, Cattle, or Dogs, &c., &c. Squatters, Farmers, and Livery Stablekeepers will find in the above Embrocation a very efficacious cure for the many complaints incidental to horses and cattle, and a great saving to their pockets. Prepared and sold wholesale by Williams and Co., 13 Flinders lane west, Melbourne, j Wholesale Agent for New Zealand— G. F. EEED, Stafford street, Dunedin, From whom all information and the most reliable testimonials can be procured. rcianMaana HOLLOWAY ’S Pi LLS,— Excellent Pills. —The resources of medicine and chemistry were long and fruitlessly tried before they yielded a remedy which could overcome disorders of the stomach and nerves, till Professor Holloway discovered his purifying and tonic Pills. They are the safest and surest correctives of indigestion, heartburn, flatulency, torpidity of the liver, twitchings, nervous fancies, despondency, low spirits, and declining strength. Holloway’s Pills supersede all irregular action in the body, and so strengthen and support the system that disease departs, and leaves the patient not at all shaken. This is the grand aim and object of medical art, to regulate disordered functions without damaging the constitution by the remedy ; and admirably is this end attained by Holloway’s Pills. IS NOW PUBLISHED—“mHE MORNING STAR, BEING A MORNING EDITION OF “THE EVENING STAR, Designed for Country Circulation. “THE EVENING STAR ALSO IS ENLARGED, And both editions printed on full-sized news paper. Both issues will contain Full Reports of all the News, local and general, up to the hour of going to press, and together will have a DAILY CIRCULATION OF NOT LESS THAN 4000 COPIES. As all Advertisements, unless otherwise ordered, will Appear in Both Editions, the Morning and Evening Stars will be the most extensively circulated ADVERTISING MEDIUMS in the Colony, as well as indispensable Family and General Newspapers. Subscription, 6s 6d per Quarter; or free by post or coach, 10s, payable iu advance. Subscribers will please be good enough to send in their names, accompanied by a Post Office order payable to the Manager, or forward their orders to any of the under-named agents : Alexandra—Frederick Kummich, Arrowtown—Robert Pritchard, Blucskiu—Thos. Quayle. Blue Spur—Robt. Grieve. Balclutha—W. Ralston. Blacks—Samuel Leask. Bendigo Gully—Josiah Mitchenson. Clyde —Martin Marshall. Cromwell—lsaac Wright, Cardrona—M'Dougali and Smith. Catliu’s River—Rae. Green Island—Robert M'Cracken Hampden—Alex. M‘lntyre. Lawrence—Jonas Harrop. Mosgiel—St L. and A. Webb. Naseby—Brown and Smith. Outram—Snow Bros. Oamaru—Richardson. Otepopo—Thomas Home. Palmerston —M ‘Mahon and Welsh, Port Chalmers—John Dale. Port Molyneux—John Patterson, Puerua—David Whittock. Queenstown —R. Boyne. Roxburgh—John Beighton. St. Bathans—Wra. Pyle, Shag Valley—Hugh Lyons. Tokomairiro—Jas. A. Henderson. Waihola—Thos. Douglas, Waitahuna—Sydney Wilson. Waikouaiti—G. K. Browne. W arepa—Falconer. Agents wanted in places where not already appointed. r
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Evening Star, Issue 3178, 28 April 1873, Page 4
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695Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Star, Issue 3178, 28 April 1873, Page 4
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