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Publications THE Practical Home Physician: A GUIDE FOR THE HOUSEH6LD MANAGEMENT OF DISEASE; Giving the Cause, Means op Pbevbn* j tion, and Symptoms of all i DISEASES OF MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN, And most Approved Method* of Treatment, with Plain Instructions for THE CARE OF THE SICK, Full and Accurate Directions for ; Treating WOUNDS INJUKIES, POISONS, &c., &c. m E S T I M ONI A L S, To the Publisher. Dear Sir,— As you requested, 1 have looked through "T) o Pracsical Home Physician," and am much pleased with it. It contains a vast fund of valuable information, written in plain [ concise language, devoid of all unnecessary I technicalities, and easily understood. In fcho colonies such a work would be found nrcsb valuable, and •w.uld doubtless be the n cans of eating many a life, aB well as much pain and distress. , I remain, dear sir, yours truly, F. W. DAWeON, L.R.C P., Ed., M.R.C.S., Eng , L.8.A., L.M. .Auckland, Feb. 25, 1884. Auckland, Feb. 25,1884. To the Agents. Gentlemen, — In acknowledging the receipt of "The Practical Home Physician," I beg to inform you that I have carefully run through it, and believe it to be the most valuable compendium of domestic medicine and surgery that has come nnder my co»ice. It comprehends all the recent improvements and modern prescriptions, and is written in plain language, intelligible to non-professional readers, and is t>y no mearß unworthy the attention of many practitioners. I consider it a work of great usefulness, and confidently recommend it to the public. . I have the honor to be youra, T. M. PHILSON, M.D., M.R.C.P., end M.R.C.S., Edin., Late Surgeon Auckland Hospital. E. SIMMONDS, AGENT, EMPIRE HOTEL, Gbahamstown. Wanted WANTED KNOWN, that A. Cttllbn h«B REMOVED his Cabinet-making and General Furnishing Business to those New and Commodious Premises on tbe old site, Corner of Pollen and Maty streets. 4783 \XI ANTED, tbe Ladies to remember that W MBS Gloveb'b Drapery Establishment is opposite the Hospital} a largeaseortment ot DBAPERY and MILLINERY GOODS on hand at the lowest possible Prices for Gash. Our Motto—Smnll Profits and Quick Returns. Note the Address: Mas Gloybb, Opposite Hospital, Mary street. WANTED Buyers for 5000 FRUIT TREES, choicest assortment, from D. HAY & SOKS Celebrated Montpejlier Nursery, Auckland, delivered on Thames by me at Catalogue Prices; special quotations for large quantities.—WM. WOOD, Agent, Central Cheap Mart. ON SALE, in quantities, EARLY SEED POTATOES, Potato Onions, 50 Sacks SEED OATS, CLOVERS, Grass Seeds, and First Consignments of NEW VEGETABLE and other SEED 3; also, BONE DUST and GUANO. Trade and Retail. WANTED; Bujers for 5 TONS Best White; Bugar, at 10s per Bag ; N.Z. Co.'s No. 3, 9*} China, 6s 9d; Champion Flour, 6s; Woods', 6s 6d 5 Star Kerosene, 8s 6d tin j Oa'meal, 251 be, 4>3 3d ; Sardines, 6d and lOd ; Plaid Vestas, 6d ; Tin Boxeß, Is 9d doz.; Sperm Candles, 9d ; Salmon, 9d j Preserved Bloater*, le tin. FRUlT—Regular Consignments of Island, Sydney, and Hobart Fruits. To Trade or Retail at Lowest Rates. £0 AP, Union Co.'s—To the Trade at Auckland Factory Prices. Goods Delivered to all parts of tbe Field. W. WOOD, Central Cheap Mart, Pollen Street. WANTED Buyers for 5001bs Best Fresh TARANAKI BUTTEH Weekly j 14001bs Prime TaranaH SALT BUTTER j 3001bs WAIKOA and other CHEESE j nlao Canterbury (new cure) HAMS and BACON, at Lowest Rstes. TRADE and RETAIL.—At W. WOOD'S Central Cheap Mart. PARAWAI KUKSERY * (ESTABLISHED 1868.; WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW-^-That H. STILWELL will HOLD A CLEARING-OUT SALK, for Two Months, of tbe following:—Pophrs, sorts ; Loguats, from Ito 5 feet; Mountain Ash j Ligustrum, sorts } Oriental Planes; Mulberries, black and white; Peaches, Plums, sorts; Bed j Farly Margaret Strawberries; Pines, various ; Filberts, Blue Gums, Portugal and English Laurels, Hollies; Gooseberries, goris ; Thorn Quicks, 2 years, 15s per 1000; Extra Strong, 20s per 1000; English Oaks ; Fine Collection Large Camelias for out-door planting Roses and Pot Plants, as usual. VX7 ANTED, 1000 BOOKS to BINDj W also, 600 ALBUMS to REPAIR, and 500 CONCERTINA BELLOWS to MEND. Don't come all at once, or I may favour the delusion that the Thames is looking Old and New Books Bought and Sold—old ones preferred, as the new ones nearly all exalt man instead of the Deity, and are consequently atheistic in th3ir tendency. Pamphlets, Music, Prints, Engravings, or anything else in that line bought or told. W. WOOD, BOOKBINDER, POLLEN STREET. Plaxk amd Emgaht, below Auckland Pricei. Dealer in old Books, Pamphlets, Music, Printi, Engravings, or anything else in that line. NOT 10 E. ttt ANTED KNOWN JUST PRINTED, and now on SALE at the Evumra Stab Oniob, Albert itreet Crrahftin9town, TRISUTERS' AGREEMENT FORMS.