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Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1581, 2 June 1874, Page 237

T. WILLIAMS Has Just Received NEW and well-assorted Stock of LADIES', GENTS', & CHILDRENS' BOOTS & SHOES, Consisting of— Ladies' Levant Balmorals „ E,S. Kid Hessian Boots „ „ Levant „ >j ii Lasting „ „ „ Colonial Calf, block fronts „ „ Dolly Varden Hessians Gents'Half-Wellingtons „ Three-quarter Wellingtons „ Colonial-made E.S. block fronts „ Edinburghs, Elastic Sides „ Balmorals Children's Elastic Sides, Colonial-made „ Lace-tips, Copper Toed Men's and Women's Slippers in variety.* Boots and Shoes of every description and Style, made to order. The Best Material and Workmanship Guaranteed. NOTTCE. A LL the MATL COACHES for the ii SOUTHERN part of the Province leave the Chief Post Office, Napier, irunctuallv at 8 o'clock EVERY MORNING; and Coaches for TAUPO, TaURANGA, and the North, leave the Ferry Hotel at 6 o'clock a.m. on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, arriving at Tauranga on Friday and Tuesday. Fares to Taupo, £2 10s; to Tauranga, £4 10s. A. PETERS. RYAJER'S EXPRESS LINE OP IV LEAVE— Napier Meanee Taradale o o'clock x a.tn. 9 a.m. 8.45 a.m. 11 o'clock a.m. 3 p.m. 1.45 p.m. 4 o'clock p.m. 4 p.m. 3.45 p.m. The 11 o'clock Coach runs through Puketapu, and leaves at 3 o'clock for Napier. G. RYMER, Meanee. OAKEY & SON'S EMERY AND BLACK-LEAD MILLS, Blackfriars-road, London, England. \AKEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE ' POLISH. Packets, 3d each ;' tin s 6d, Is, 2s Cd, and 4s each. "VAKEY'S INDIA-RUBBER KNIFE * ' BOARDS, from Is 6d each. AAKEY'S SILVERSMITH'S SOAP, U (non-mercurial), for cleansing and polishing Silver, Electroplate, Plate-glass, Marble, &e. Tablets, Gd each. AAKEY'S GENUINE EMERY, (Grain I 1 and Flour.) \AKEY'S EMERY AND GLASS W CLOTH. AAKEY'S CABINET GLASS-PAPER, 1 ' BLACK-LEAD, &c. \AKEY'S GOODS SOLD EVERY- / WHERE by Iron mongers, Grocers Oilmen, Brushmakers, Druggists. &c. GOOD ALL'S QUININE WINE, Preparedwith Howard's Quinine, iS an invaluable and agreeable Stomachic to all suffering from General Debility, Indigestion, Nervousness, and. Loss of Appetite. Mecommemkd for its PURITY by tU Food Journal, the Anti-Adulteration Review, Arthur Hill llassall, M.D., the Lancet, Weniworth Lascelles Scott, Esq., F.C.S., F.A.S.L., F.R.S.S.A., d-c. Sold by Grocery, Chemists, &c, in large bottles at Is and .2s each. Prepared by GOOD ALL, BACKHOUSE, & Co., Leeds, England. GrpodalVs Quinine Wine.— The combination of quinine with alcohol and the flavoring ingredients of wine, especially orange wine, is certainly as useful as it is pleasant and popular. The acid used to insure the solution of the quinine, in place of being wineral, as inmost of the mixtures prescribed by the faculty, is vegetable, and hence is less liable to.disagree with the stomach and give rise to painful tormina —a result rendered still less likely to occur in consequence of the presence yof the alcohol and the aromatic oil of the bitter or Seville orange. It is obvious, however, that the efficacy of quinine wine will depend greatly upon the' quality and quantity of the constituents of which it is composed,.aud especially of the quinine employed; but. on t'lis point Messrs Goodall expressly state that their wine is made with Howard'squinine. Thesamples of Goodall's quinine wine we have examined have been of excellent quality and remarkable for unprecedented cheapness', which, in these days of dearness and scarcity, is certainly in itself a great and unusual recommendation.—From the Z««ccf, May 17, IG7o. .