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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2712, 18 December 1882, Page 4

THE ADDINGTON DISPENSARY, Lincoln Road. J OHN c. s opp > REGISTERED PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, Seven years’ Dispenser at St. George’s Hospital, London. Patent Medicines and Sundries at Town prices Horse and Cattle Medicines. 3688 • (LIMITED), TIMBER & GENERAL MERCHANTS, Colombo Street, And Railway Siding, Christchurch Station, With Branch at Rakaia, HAVE ON SAL E Extensive Stocks of Red and White Pine Kauri, any size up to 3Gin Totara Iron Bark, Blue Gum, V.D.L. Sydney and Johore Cedar Union Sash and Door Co.’s Flooring and Lining Baltic Flooring and Lining English Ash, American Clear Pine, Hickory Baltic Deals Hurdles and Field Gates always on hand, or made at shortest notice Palings, sft and 6ft, and Shingles Cement, Best brands Galvanised Iron Oil and Paints, Raw and Boiled Oil, Colz nd Castor Oil, Liquid Paints in in tins COALS AND FIREWOOD Delivered in the City and Suburbs at Lowest Current Rates. Orders received for the Springfield and Home Bush Coal. The Company have also departments for the Sale of First-class WINES AND SPIRITS, In quarter-casks, cases, and two and five gallon jars, and GROCERIES, n original packages. 3813

THOUSANDS, Without knowing it, are suffering from ailments that tend to make life a burden. WHY IS IT SO ? NATURE never intended that we should pass, as many do, nearly one-half of our lives in bodily pain. Thus it becomes evident that you have, in some way, broken Nature’s laws. Your sick headache, your nervous headache, your bilious headache, liver complaint, pain in the side, and up under the shoulder-blades—your indigestion, sour stomach, flatulency, and heartburn —your costiveness, piles, sickness at the stomach—the pimples, roughness, and blotches, on your face, neck, and arms —all these, and many other troubles and feelings of illness, are simply evidences of the act that you have broken the laws on which Nature bases the bodily ease, comfort, health and strength of the human family ; and the chances are as a hundred to one that unless your system gets prompt aid your trouble will go on increasing and gradually getting worse, until it is beyond human help. Herbs were sent for the cure of all the ills that flesh is heir to, and the result of careful study has enabled the undersigned to effect many wonderful cures in Christchurch and elsewhere —in proof of which testimonials from residents in Christchurch and its vicinity can be seen on application. Amongst the diseases that have yielded to his treatment are Rheumatism, Sciatica, Gout, Liver Complaints, Palpitation, and other Heartj Diseases. All complaints treated. Steam or Vapour Baths administered. Town and country stores supplied with the celebrated Herbal Pills. Those living at a distance are solicited to write a description of their ailments, and medicines will be forwarded to any part of the colony. W. leTE LIS, HERBALIST, 114 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 3849 NOW PUBLISHED. THE “PRESS” SHILLING ALMANAC AND D I A. It Y FOB 18 8 3.

PIKE. PIKE. THE Undersigned begs to notify to bis Customers and the Public generally that his BUSINESS is RESUMED, and will be carried on as usual at the OLD PREMISES in High street. A choice selection of Ties, Scarves, Bows, &c., newest styles and shapes, are just being opened up. C. P. HULBEET, CANTERBURY HAT MANUFACTORY, High Street. SHIRTS ! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! MADE to ORDER. THE Undersigned begs to notify that he has appointed Mr C. P. HULBEET, Hatter, Hosier, and Gentlemen’s Outfitter, Christchurch, as AGENT for his celebrated OMEGA SHIRTS (white and coloured), PYJAMAS, &c., which received the Gold Medal at the Christchurch International Exhibition. All orders entrusted to the above will receive every attention, and a perfect fit guaranteed. A choice selection of patterns of French cambrics to select from. 3180 JOHN HARBOEOW, Dunedin.

Wo O D B EOTEEES’ (Saddlers) 20th ANNIVEKSAEY. ’Tis a very good world we live in. Rending, then mending and stitching; But for spurs, whips, or collars. Please kindly table the dollars ; Don’t jib, or hang hack i’ the breeching. Ye discount should set your palms itching. Some joyous cub, with gift o’ gab. These winsome lines has sent me; That deil’s child has me beguiled To ding them crude forenent ye.

“ A stitch in time saves nine.” This may be obtained with promptitude and dispatch, and, what is still more important, with benefit to both man and beast, not materially affecting the breeches pocket, though we sincerely hope with some advantage to our own. Special attention, with full particulars, may be obtained from the undersigned, JAMES WOOD, Sen., Saddler, High street. Workshop at the back in Lichfield street. September 14th, 1882. 3261