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Observer, Volume 4, Issue 102, 26 August 1882, Page 370

„,. ..... HAEIiA'ND'S -.y. .-'^ ' . rfiQNib '.VbmjSam ;:%™n;eg' BALgJoi Jio'Nic;: ,;JL ; o'Nia ; balsak -'•■■■'' /A ;: €-:"-- P B " ■■:"•: /"4 '■. ; li'IVEE E^GTOATOB. ''•'• LIVER EEd.ULATOK. /: , '„ ■ / 'jCiis r EE E'egulator.- . Liver. Reotlatcb. • .This excellent arid? popular Medicine aids the .Diges- , ' ■ tive Secretions, and is a Valuable Remedy in the ■'' .' -treatment of 'all forms of INDIGESTION ARISING. FROM IMPERFECT ; • . NUTRITION, ■ ' Mal-assimilation, and Digestive Weakness,, producing ' : ; Flatulency, Headache, Cosstipation, Nervous- '" ness, Lowness of Spirits, and. Debility, ■ JJEART STARVATION, & A mOJiPID ' J^IVER. Its value has long since been demonstrated and firmly established by experience obtained from its continued use in a great variety of cases in every part of the country. It affords nourishment to the cerebral .and nervous systems, and restores to their normal 'action deranged secretory organs, and gives vigour and renewed strength to the human system when weakened by overwork. Its results may be described as follows s— The har> monious action of the Tonic Balsam dissolves oat those elements of the food which a weakened stomach fails to do, and makes the progress of digestion so natural and easy that it is accomplished without notice of the person until he wonders why he feels so cheerful and buoyant, and so free from lassitude, and fatigue. Such permanently good. results have invariably followed its use that it has become a standard article among the general public throughout New Zealand. . ■ . . Price, 3s &5s 6,d a Bottle. " : . SHAELAND & CO., PEOPEIETOES, . . , APOTHECARIES' HALL, Opposite, Post-office, Auckland. THOMAS T£7l g~>i AET EE, Hie <O 82 — Victoria-street East, Auckland. — 82 (Six Doors from Albert-street). WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PICTURE FRAME - , MANUFACTURER, gSUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, TEACHER, v v @ it A' ? .jOL i ~^" IP.'i:-., C-O-TJ^-STTCFrT, aUCKLJIST., AGENT FOH V. a> t ! ■• C. SCOTT AND JjOT'Fj . s.D FOR HAY jHEK.Jw"'T:J'.a cr 'VO'y. MJSI ! .^ PO MT^j i'.S, U'KGF, Begs to aiu-.OMieo thn: ha I-, p. j'.r..;oviO ' ; -> !:c!.M)orary premises, one door beloNY hit; iaSi- slvjp. i; .'it-ro* he is oifering a considerable reduction oi> former ox ices, the whole of his STOCK OF ARMS, including Hamerless and Chokebore Guns '* by Scott, Webley, Hollis, Bland, and other well-known makers. Single and Double Pin and Central Fire Breech-loading Guns, Single and Double Muzzle-loading Gnus, Rifles, Revolvers, Pistols, Powder Flasks, Shot, Pouches, Game and Cartridge Bags and Bolts, Cartridge Turnovers and Re-cappers. Eureka and Champion Air Pistols, Darts, and Slugs, Cutlery, Fireworks, etc. ' Guns made to order, and all kinds of Repairs executed in the best style on the shortest notice, and at the mostreasonable prices. Present Addbess : ' 168 a Q.UEEN-STEEET. ■^pjr iT bead le , PRACTICAL SAW MAKEE AND SHAEPENEE, KARANGAHAPE-ROAD, Newton. 1805 WANTED, TNSPECTION. Everybody should see the Splendid Value in SADDLEEY AND HARNESS, SOLID NICKEL-SILVER BITS, hTIRRUPS, STABLE REQUISITES, Etc., supplied by W © O© J ONES, wholesale manufacturer, Queen-street. All the Latest Improvements, Novelties, and Mountings to hand per " Halcione " and "Chili," and to arrive per "Ashmore " and •• Hermione." Tho greatly increased demand for his manufactures, combined with the latest improved labour-saving appliances, has enabled W.S. J. to reduce the cost of production to the lowest limit, and consequently supplies his customers with au article which, for quality and price, cannot be equalled. Price Lists sent Free on application. FIVE -PER CENT. (Okk Shilling in the Pound) Allowed to all Cash purchasers. DURABILITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS ' W. S. JONES, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER, Atjcklakd. . , • • ' • .