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Temuka Leader, Issue 269, 10 June 1880, Page 3

Cii'UEo h'llUM KUUoI'E. MKS>RB '0 li I .YD!, A Y a, C< > take us opportunity of tendcnmy their sericvs to residents in New'Zealahl tor iesupply </f all arti-'ltis >f general conuninti nol't. iinili]e in "Eiiyland; , , Subjoined is a list of articles they are ■ •pa ed to blii[i. iilL<i|nvlii(-l) are mauiinred or;:pi:M(-itrod front, the first Agricultural ih.i pie men's ' ; ■■■'• •; ■ '' '''-'_'.'' : . i; ■'••\ : < ■■* •> riard\Vare and iro %)brigory' ■ - '' ' Carriages, dogcarts, etc Saddlery andh'rsc clothing liiflVs, f,uns arid ammunition Household'furniture Oils,.paints uiid varnish Lamps '."■') Dinner and breakfast services Silver plate ■:••■*•■. Plated :' wares of; Brniinuliarn an 1 Sheffield mum failure.

Cutlery Sewingmachines Umbrelas nnd pun.sols Personal clothing etc Tali'e iin«l hois-hol'! linen Perfunieiy, Briishe.* a:i :\ si>nps Oilman's stores Wines, spirits •' ; ■* Spila-watei'.•inacliUH-ry ."; Musical. instrauKuits '. Optical, inlv'-lienuttical philosophical instiuiij n(s

Watches, eli>cks ,mi<i j"\vel!ei y ; , Prints and'picture fV iue<> ;; ".,-; ..,j !:i . ; r Books, P( rioclicals ;i]i(!. hinvspapcrs Stationery and Bi*eo'iin't : l>oi-kg ' '<■ : ~Billi"»»'r«' anv? hiigateilc laMcs Cricketing,,goods"and other .articles of for-Mi sic.) 1 and—Philosophical and all ariicles connected Aits and Science..--,'*r< ; quiri> i gre.it personal (inre and 'juiiirinent, 'and" sl'ii'iilci be a'ccdnfpariied by as detailed' ihstrtieiions as "possible, or ! by' i patterrifc ami drawii igs and measurenients. if possible. , "fPenßs": A Ilemitt.'uiee or Order for PaynientmusV-aewmpa ny the Older.

%: . GMNDLAY CO., East India and Colonial Agents, Parliament street, London. S.W. 27.; '■'V , I»E-<y^''^''il'J't'T , K"B'«?." : LILIC>XS hoar. testimony to then' =, wpnderful curative effects. They are not a' vile fancy drink, made of pOior^rtim,, ;, svhjsky, ]>rooi' spirits and: refuse'-liquors, dcJGtoml, spiced, an!: ■weeded :tO;j>iease ; tUej t-itste, and called ".ronies," << Appetisers,'' "Restorers,".

L &£- &a£lejft&tive tippler oil to tirunken-; -•ess arid ruin*; but are; true medicine; irom the native'robts and herbs of Call-' Ibrnia/free from' ai2''fdcolio?!C gthriularits.l They are tkz Great Blooa-Purifo «»«! a Saving; principle, a perfect i*C wa^r and»invigoraior of the ■ system < carrying °ff all matter and restoring .the blood to a healthy conditi< n. :No personcan- take these Bitters according to directions and remain long unwell, proyidmg/their bones are not destroyed by J mineral poison or: other means, and the Z ital ' 6r S ai * 8 wasted beyond tlje point of

repair. 'The/ are a gentle purgative as "we]| a*s tonic, possessing alsoXhe .peculiar 'merit | of ae.ting.as a powerful agent n. xoliei ing j Congestion and 1 nil amn uition of the i Liver! and all kJi'gtmfv : ' * ' -Ifileaiiri: the Vitinted. HI,. «] whenever y<M firrNte inipiiritives luirsf in ir through the skinMn or Sore ;•-.cleanse, ifcwhen Kbi '-tiiui- it s !ssy6- n iui<J ;Jii^g^))," : m 7; tlie :'.-veii«{£jf cleanse itS\vlien-it is il jour U ou when. 7 }lo °d pure, and the health . f tiie sjd eni Will follow. ; P. Battray4tm(V 'Duriedili