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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 3222, 18 June 1873, Page 4

HATTEJW AWD HQSIEBS. Shats. fashion, be^itty. NOTT AND SIMPSON, (Late H. Knott, George street north), Have removed to those commodious Premises IN PRINCES STREET, Opposite the Queen's Theatre. K. and 8. have just received, per Euterpe, a shipment of the Latest Styles and Materials for the Manufacture of SILK AND FJELT HATS. Quality and Workmanship guaranteed. Orders punctually attended MONEY. MONEY. Ju JLV/U hold Security, at current rates. WALTER G. GEDDES, Octagon. ONEY to LEND, on Freehold Security. WM. BROWN & CO., High street HE undersigned has Money to Lend, on freehold security, in sums to suit borrowers, at current rates of interest. M. W. HAWKINS, Accountant, Princes street "ONEY.—The Union Permanent Building Society makes advances in sums from L 25 upwards, repayable by monthly, quarterly, or half yearly instalments, extending pver from one to ten years, at the lowest rates. Purchasers of Building Allotments may obtain advances to enable them to build houses thereon, receivable by nstalments during the progress of the work. M. W. HAWKINS, Secretary, Princes street NOTICE. undersigned having had placed in his hands the investing of several thousand pounds sterling, begs to notify that the same will be Lent in sums of from L2O and upwards, both on real and personal security. Intending borrowers should take this opportunity of securing loans, as the rate of interest at which this money will be lent is very low. All communications strictly confidential JAMES 2>OUGHTY, Loan Agent and Broker, Manse street, Opposite Cobb's office. TO LEND—Sums, from £2OO upwards, on Freehold Security, at Reduced Rates of Interest Apply to T.EEDMAYNE, Union and Castle street MEDICAL. j ILLIAMS'S WONDERFUI 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 been 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 articU 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 iq. Victoria will be accorded to them in New Zealand, feeling assured that their, really Involute Remedies —four in number—require but one trial to prove the well-merited reputation they already possess. WILLIAMS'S MAGIC LOTION (So called because, in effecting Cures, its operations have been apparently magical), an invaluable remedy for Rheu natisin or Gout, Ulcerated Wounds (no matter of how long standing), Cuts, Bruises, or Sprains, Chilblains, Bunions, Whitlows, Ttarns, or Scalds, Ulcerated or Sore Throats, Toothache or Neuralgia, Bites or Stings of Insects, Erup. tions on the Skin, &c, Ao. 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, &0., &c WILLIAMS'S HORSE A*D CATTLE| EMBROCATION, For curing Windgalls, Broken Knees, Inflammation of the Stomach and Bowels, or Gripes, Greasy Heels in Horses, and Sprains, Strains, Tumours, Cuts, Bruises, or Wounds of every description, in Horses, Cattle, or Dogs, &c, &o. 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 Baving to their pockets. Prepared and sold wholesale by Williams and Co., 13 Flinders lane west, Melbourne. Wholesale Agent for New Zealand— G. F. EEID, Stafford street, Dunedin, From whom all information and the most reliable testimonials can be procured. HOLLOWAYS HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.—The Liver, the Stomach, and their Ailments.—Alter* nations of temperature, muggy weather, a troubled mind, sedentary habits, excesses of the table, and a gay, reckless mode of life exert the most deleterious influence over the liver and stomach. When once these organs are fairly out of order, great inroads are quickly made on the general state of the health; the constitution, which has been deprived of two of its noblest organs, soon gives way, and diseases quickly follow, from which, if neglected, the worst consequences will inevitably result.: If a course of Hoi. loway's oelebrated Pills be persevered in, all will be well again, as they are tip finest and noblest correctives of the blood ever known, and a certain cure for all disorders of the liver and stomach. -