AUCKLAND MEDICAL HALL. W. MACKENZIE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, BEGS leave to intimate to his Friends and the Public, that he has received, via Sydney, a large assortment of Drugs, Chemidals, Patent Medicines, Peifumery, &c, from one of the first houses in London, with whom he has entered into arrangements for regular supplies, which will enable him to keep an extensive Stock of fresh and genuine Articles direct from the home maiket — together with all the officinal preparations, and execute any Orders which Medical Gentlemen, Missionaries, and Families residing in the country, may favor him with, upon terms which will ensure their entire satisfaction. The following are a few of the leading Artcles just received :— Drugs* Perfumery, <$c. , Dalbv's Caiminative Acid, Pyrolign Dane's Elixer Acid, Ta. taric, &c. g,.^ of Rhubarb Blue Stone Essence of Bergatnot, Bougie* and Catheters fe £ b Carbonate of isoda . I Carbonate of Potass- j^^ J er ' Wa ter Cream Tartar Eaude Cologne Castile Soap Hail . Oils Ca s enne Pepper Rowland's Macassar Oil Castor Oil, best coM Ra , drawn, pint and * q mUe & Brown pint bottle* Windsor Essence Lemon R A ] mo<id , Peppermint, » && ' Ginger, &c Bear's Gi ease Gum Maalic, bhell Lac, Cold c^ im S ^ n - d f«'. ' Circassian Cream and B)dnod Potass Pomatum Isinglass Tooth Brushes Nursing Dot Met Hair, Shaving, and Nail Nipple Shields, Breast Pipes, &c. Smelling Salts Sl V » •» Pllff Powders and Puffs Oil Peppermint Floating Lights Oxalic Acid Too|h b ,, ow b dera Prussiale Potass Marking Ink bponges I>ink and Blae Sa ,, cers Sarsapai ilia Vermillion & Rose Pink bpirits ot Wine Arnatto and Turmeric Salt or Sorrel Giound Logwood "Volatile Salts Cudbear and Cochineal Trusses, Enema and other Syringes, Cattle Medicines, &c. English and American SnulFs and Snuff Boxes in great variety. N. B. A large supply of Carbonate Potass, being now generally preferred in England for baking and other domestic purposes, to Carbonate Soda, requiring less, and one-half the price. %* Expected shortly, a few dozens of small Medicine Chests, ordered expressly for the Islands, and families residing in the bush, containing an ample supply of every article real'y useful for a family. Very low prices. Fumily and Sea Medicine Chests fitted up and replenished.
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New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 84, 9 January 1847, Page 4
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