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North Otago Times, Volume 1, Issue 5, 24 March 1864, Page 8

Dunedin Advertisements.

T> E EV E S AND CO., Importers and Manufacturers of BRITISH WINES, CORDIALS, BITTERS, CRATED WATERS, &c, High-street, Dttnedin.

/CHARLES MOORE, Wholesale and Retail SADLDER AND HARNESS MAKER Importers of every Description of Saddlery, I Would call the attention of Settlers, Farmers, and others to his Stock, which is the largest in New Zealand, and comprises — Best Colonial-made Saddles Ladies' Side-saddles Carriage, single and double Buggy Harness Gig, Spring Cart, Express, Dray and Bullock Harness, etc., etc. C. M.'s moderate charges, and the quality of his goods being well known, require no comment. Rattray-Btreet, Dunedin (opposite the Commercial Horse Bazaar).

CATTLE MEDICINE. "nLEURO-PNEUMONIA EASILY CURED. NOTICE. James M'Eenzie, Esq., Contractor, Dunedin, has kindly consented to appoint agents in New j Zealand, on behalf of Mr. Miscamble, M.E.C.V.S. the pleuro-pneumonia Commissioner, Melbourne, for the sale of his Anti-Pneumonia Inoculating Absorbent. JOHN MISCAMBLE, m.b.c.v.s. With reference to the above, I hare much pleasure in informing the squatters and stockowners of Otago generally that I have made arrangements with Mr. J. W. Moorhouse, M.E.C.V.S., of Dunedin to act as agent for the disposal of Mr. Miscamble's "Absorbent," and I beg to refer them to him for full particulars respecting same. A case " Absorbent" to hand ex Aldinga. JAMES M'KENZIE. Dunedin, 17th February, 1864. TO THE SQUATTERS AND STOCKOWNERS GENERALLY OF OTAGO. Gentlemen, — In referring you to the above advertisements, I beg to inform you that I hare already on hand a Bupply of "Miscamble's celebrated Anti - Pleuro - Pneumonia Absorbent," so well known and successfully applied as » preven* tative and cure for pleuro-pneumonia in Victoria and elsewhere, and shall have much pleasure in supplying same at a very moderate rate of charges, which, with all particulars, I will be happy to give on application to me, at Messrs. Milner and Learmouth's Sale Yards. Very large allowances made for a mob. J. W. MOOEHOUSE. Dunedin, 17th February, 1864.

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