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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2996, 21 September 1878, Page 2

A GOOD thing (when about to buy a watch .or any article of jewellery), is to have a large assortment to'select-from. To realise the above go to Wilkes, the old established Watcb.-int»ker and Jeweller, Shortland. Cubtomeis wanted for watoheß, clocks, and jewellery. Established, 1867.— [Advt.] . .

To obtain a first-class piano at a moderate pri- 9, and, if required, on deferred payments, call on J. OBIG3, Pollen street, where you will find a large' stock to select irom; also, harmoniums, from the little portable- four octave to the large two manual church instrument. J. Gbiqg, Pollen street.—[Advt.]

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.-Dis,-orders of the throat and chest.—Whoever has once made trial of these invaluable remedies can truthfully bear testimony to their astonishing efficacy, their curative and preservative powers against the many maladies of winter. The Ointment, rubbed on the chest, acts most beneficially in arresting inflammation, irritation, congestion, and all pectoral complaints. In ulcerated sore throat, diphtheria, mumps, quinsey, and similar ailments, the Ointment, should be well | rubbed upon the throat and summit of the chest at least twice a day, while tire Pills are taken internally, according to the plainly printed directions. Holloway's remedies constitute in themselves a perfect safeguard against most diseases dependent upon changeable or inclement weather. They counteract the sources of disease '