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proper secretion and discharge of 1 the Bile is so necessarily a part of the animal economy, that when these are not duly performed, the health must soon be impaired. The following, amongst others, are the unpleasant sensations experienced by persons suffering from Indigestion and .bilious Disorders, viz,, Headache, Giddiness, Acidity, Heartburn, Drowsiness and Dimness of Sight, Spasms and Flatulent Distensions, an Uncomfortable Feeling at the Pit of the Stomach soon after eating, with a Weight or Oppression, Interrupted Sleep, Impaired Appetite, Bowels Confined, and General La rigour and Lowness of Spirits. TOWNEND’S BILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS possess the following advantages over most other medicines, viz. :—They relieve in the shortest possible time, and by per severing in their use, prevent a recurrence of the abovenamed symptoms. Asa family aperient they cannot be surpassed, and are a certain cure for habitual constipation. In boxes, at Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 5a Townend’s Tasteless Powders, for Children Teething, 4fco. Townend’s Iceland Mobs cures the the worst cases of Coughs, Colds, and all Diseases of the ('heat, Throat, and Lungs, in bottles, Is 6d; double the size, 2s 6d. The above invaluable remedies may be obtained ot all Chemists, Storekeepers, &c., and Wholesale and Retail of the sole proprietor, W. P. Townend, Consulting Chemist, Crystal Palaae Buildings (comer shop), Colombo street, Chrirtihurch; or sent by pos t ou receipt of stamps to any part' of the Colonies. _____ *3* DURHAM STEIET BAKERY, , Coiner of Parham and Kilmore streets, Victoria street (late Papanui road), Christchurch. THE OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY. WM. THOMPSON (for many years with the former proprietors, Mr John QrifSn and Mi' Severn), desires to inform his customers and the public generally that he is determined to maintain the prestige of the above old-established lusiness for quality, consequently no inferior materials being used by him, he stands in no dread of analysis. Wedding and christening takes made to order. Confectionery, &c., &c., of pure quality, and of every description. Carts call for and deliver orders daily in all parts of Christchurch and its vicinity. 728 WINDSOR BAKERY, Victoria street (late Papanui road), Christchurch. TB. WHITFIELD (for seven yeeirs with • W. Viney) respectfully intimates to his friends and the public generally that he has made arrangements for a continuous supply of the belt qaulity flour, so that he can guarantee a really first-class article. Wedding and Christening Cakes on the shortest notice,. Special attention is paid to the Biscuit department, all goods being Hand Made. The Grocery department is always replete with first-claas'gooas. Carts call for and deliver orders daily in the city Bind suburbs. 279 RED HOUSE BAKERY, Victoria Street (late Papanui Road), Christchurch. S SIMPSON (formerly with John Griffin, „ baker, corner of Durham and Kilmore streets, Christchurch), respectfully intimates to his friends sind the public generally that he has purchased the above business from Mr W. Viney, and as he intends using only best quality flour he solicits t the patronage of all desirous of obtaining an Al loaf of bread. Christening and Wedding Cakes made to order on the shortest notice. He still carries on the Grocery Business in the premises adjoining the “Bed House,” and as he keeps none but first-class goods in stock, which he buys first hand, all purchasers may rely on getting the best value at lowest possible prices. Special Inducements to Cash Customers. Carts call and deliver orders daily in town nd suburbs, 210 philipstown and eeeet EOAD BAKEET. DEMPSEY & SON, BAKEES, Corner oe Philip Street and Ferry Road, BEG to inform their Friends and the Public in general that they have commenced Business in the above line, and trust by Making a Good Article to gain a share of the public support. Families Waited on Daily. DEMPSEY & SON. 484

F REGISTER YOUR YOTES. OEMS OF £iLAIMS TO “^TOTE ON SALE AT THE “PRESS” OFFICE. 260 WALLSEND COALS 23 s - PEE TON 23 DELIVERED IN TOWN. The wallsend coal mining COMPANY LIMITED Having now Opened their New Coalpits, «re prepared to supply the publio with the BEST COLONIAL HOUSEHOLD AND STEAM COAL Ever yet brought Into the market. Orders left at the Yard In Tuam street will receive prompt attention. JOSEPH B. SHEATE, Manager, WALLSEND COAL MINING COMPANY LIMITED, 6611 R. PROCTER WATCHMAKER* AND MAN U FACTORING JEWELLER, Of High street, Christchurch (opposite City ‘ 6 Hotel.) T, R. Procter, from 30 years’ experience the spectacle branch of his business, knowing the difficulty there has been in procuring the same of reliable material, properly adjusted to the sight, has secured the services of a first-class and thoroughly qualified Optician (late of Dollond and Son, London), and the only Pbaotioai Optician in New Zealand, can guarantee to supply spectacles in any description of frame, suitable to any sight, of the best Brazilian Pebbles, or the Patent Tilted, or other Crystals. The near-sighted, and those suffering from weak eyes, requiring Spectacles, should take the opportunity of calling upon T R. Procter, during their visit to Christchurch, when they can have their *ight gauged and registered by Dr AokLod’s patent Optometer for carefully testing she sight and supplying. m can at any time bo supplied by 8 -• Every description of Catoptlcal avd Uutioal Louses', Opthalwosoopee,

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Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1254, 26 March 1878, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1254, 26 March 1878, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1254, 26 March 1878, Page 4

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