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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IV, Issue 207, 30 December 1864, Page 4

JUST RECEIVED, AND ON SALE AT THE RED BOOT, SKAKESPEARE-ROAD, THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES EVER IMPORTED INTO NAPIER, Consisting of the following:— LADIES’ COLORED CASHMERE ELAS-TIC-SIDE BOOTS Ditto ditto ditto Balmoral Military Heel Boots Black Cashmere Elastic-side Military Heel Boots Ditto ditto Side Lace ditto ditto ditto Ditto ditto Elastic House Boots 'Kid Boots, Elastic-aide, Military Heels Ditto ditto Balmoral, Military Heels Cloth Boots, Elastic-side and Side-lace Patent Calf Slippers Ditto Seal ditto Black Kid ditto Ditto Cashmere ditto Venetian Dressing ditto Women’s strong Leatherßoots GENTLEMEN’S Patent Wellington Boots, morocco legs Ditto ditto Balmoral Boots Ditto ditto clastic side ditto Ditto ditto Oxford Shoes CALF WELLINGTON BOOTS, light and stout Ditto Half ditto Ditto Balmoral Boots Ditto elastic side Boots Ditto Oxford Shoes Ditto Blucher Boots Strong Kip Blucher Boots Carpet and Buff Slippers Children’s Boots and Shoes, all colours, make, and sizes. Colonial W atertights always on band. COUNTRY DEALERS SUPPLIED. A quantity of Empty Cases for Sale. Mr. Vautier Janisch Will sell by Public Auction, without reserve, on TUESDAY, 3rd JANUARY, at 2 p.m., at CAPTAIN HUNTER’S YARDS, Napier, the following HORSES and CATTLE, the property of Mr. FRANK ROPER : — CATTLE. 2 COWS WITH CALVES at foot, 3 Heifers 1 Steer, HORSES. “SAMSON,” A THOROUGH-BRED GELDING, 3 year’s old, by “The Bishop of Osnaburg” out of “ Fair Tasmanian,” by “Peter Finn” out of an English Imported Mare; perfectly quiet to ride. “BULLFINCH,” A DARK BROWN GELDING, 4 years old, by “ Glendon,” very quiet and carries a lady. “TOMMY,” A BAY PONY, 6 years old, a good hack. ONE BAY MARE AND FOAL, 5 years old. a good hack. ONE 2-YR.-OLD COLT, by the Bishop,'quiet to ride, and SEVERAL GOOD SERVICEABLE HORSES. PIG-SKIN SADDLE, BRIDLE, & BREASTPLATE. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. Copy of a Letter received from Messrs, GORDON AND GOTCH. Dated, Melbourne, July 25, 1864. 66 T\EAR SIR, —We found out that there has JL/ been a considerable trade doing in COUNTERFEITING YOUR PILLS. That a man, (whoso name we know), made for a certain person a machine, rolling out One Hundred and Fifty Pills at once. That labels were printed, and despatched up the Country in great numbers, by one Boulton (we are informed). He failedjjabout three weeks ago, and the machine was offered to a friend of ours for sale, which wo suspect*,is at work somewhere. What can we do for in this matter ? Something should be done at once. If we were sure you would approve of it, we would set the Detectives at work, and soon ferret the nest out. We are, &c., (Signed) “GORDON & GOTCH.” In many places abroad, the Government stamp to the Medicines has lately been forged, and affixed to an immense quantity of spurious Ointment and Pills, and sold to the public as my preparations. Please to observe, therefore, that the words “ HOLLOWAY’S PILLS AND OINTMENT LONDON,”, besides being on the British wovernmeni Label, as heretofore, are woven in the water-mark of every leaf of the Pamphlets, without which the Medicine is not genuine, Also, be careful to observe that the address on the covers of the Pots, and the labels of the Boxes, is “244, Strand, London,” and that there is no initial before the name “HOLLOWAY.” Parties who may bo defrauded by Vendors selling spurious “ Holloway’s Pills and Ointment,” are invited to communicate the particulars to me or to Messrs. Gordon & Gotch, of Collins-street, Melbourne, when legal proceedings will bo immediately instituted against the offenders, and an ample retauneration given to Informants for their trouble, and a pledge not to divulge their names. (Signed) THOMAS HOLLOWAY. London, 24th Sept., 186