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Observer, Volume 5, Issue 131, 17 March 1883, Page 429

I^TORTH Q4HORE ~^^BißHi MR GARDNER bego to inform Devonport and surroundiug districts that havm^BN^H HIS QUEEN-STREET PHARMACY, he is in attenM ance during the WhoiiE Day at North Shore, an 9 solicits patronage. I DISPENSING J}EPARTMENT I Has been fitted up in a most complete manner witbß Pure Drugs and Pharmaceutical Preparations, so that! any prescription, from whatever member of the Medi-I cal profession, can be as easily and as properly dispensed, I without the inconvenience and delay of sending toj Auckland. I At the NORTH SHORE PHARMACY also will bo found a first-class assortment of Toilet Requisites, Surgical and Domestic appliances, Dietetic Preparations and Specialities for Invalids, as well as Family Medicines of every description, and articles required by Mothers for the Nursery. HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES. MEDICINES SUPPLIED AT ANY HOTTB OP THE NIGHT ON PAYMENT OP A " CALL PEE." AUCKLAND PRICES CHARGED FOR EVERY- ; THIN 3. N.B.—" PECTORINE " (the valuable compouud for Coughs, Colds, &c), and other Special Medicines prepared at North Shore, may also be obtained from Mr J. A. HASLETT, 184, Queen -street. WILLI A~M ERRINGTON, CONSULTING ENGINEER, Insurance Buildings, Queen-stihbet. "T> EMOVA L OF BUSINESS. We bog respectfully to inform the Public of Auckland and surrounding districts that we are REMOVING our RETAIL BUSINESS to our NEW PREMISES, the next shop but one below Mr. Rattray's, Draper, Queenstreet, where, with the increased ac« commodation at our command, and the I superior facilities we shall possess for I the efficient conduct of our business, we hope to merit an increasing share of the patronage which has been hitherto so liberally accorded to us. In view of the rapid advancement of the City of Auckland, we believe the time has arrived when a FIRST-CLASS CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE ESTABLISHMENT has become necessary, where goods of a superior description can be obtained wiuhout i-:-'-hi<- '■'> send to o'i.et pVis.-i's J -- - -'o~ : 'of in-:- 7-^'Si.V ■'••- j.-'i-rchiiJO ibetu, ' ''.■-.> k "i>]-';-" i 'u- 1 w.int, ond" iv- if top 'P= lf » with the advancing requirements <,', •-'''« City will be our cqnstant aim, r.»J '"o confidently rely upon the support .->£ the Aucfcland public to enable us sitf M '=sfully to carry out our purpose. OUR IMPORTATIONS beins i;t"?fwe are enabled to purchase goods n\ ;ilc VERY LOWEST RATES, p.:id 0v.,: customers may rely upon recoiviutr th:> benefit of any advantage we may jx...---sess in this respect. We are. Yours respectfully, BOYLAN & TANFIELD. Auckland, January, 1883. "TUST iT\PENED, 5O TRUNKS OF LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. Call early, and inspect. C» ~W ESTP:pA HL, 108, QXTEEN-STBEET. N.B. — A large assortment of Gents' Court Shoes in stock. Junction op Pitt and Geey-stbeets. mHE TTTIOLECTIC "OBIARMACY. X Hi A? (THE ACME OF ELEGANT MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS), IS REPLETE WITH NEWLY -IMPORTED DRUGS AND CHEMICALS SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS TOILET AND NURSERY GOODS CHOICE PERFUMERY "RECHERCHE" SOAPS Etc., Etc., Etc. D-O ISPENSING OF _IT RESCRIPTIONS Receives personal attention, ensuring accuracy, neatness, and promptitude. RESIDENTS IN THE LOCALITY Are invited to call and make themselves acquainted ' with the NEW PHARMACY and its Proprietor, $■'■ jTi "O V/HAS. -OUTCHER, Cobnee oe Pitt and Q-bey-stbeets.