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Observer, Volume 6, Issue 137, 28 April 1883, Page 86

-T^TORTH QtHORE "OHARMACY. ME GAEDNEE begs to inform the residents of Devonport and surrounding districts that having SOLD HIS QUEEN-STEEET PHAEMACY, ho is in attendance during the Whole Day at North Shore, and solicits patronage. THE DtSPENSING D EPARTMENT Has been fitted up in a most complete manner with Pure Drugs and Pharmaceutical Preparations, so that any prescription, from whatever member of the Medical profession, can be as easily and as properly dispensed, without the inconvenience and delay of sending to Auckland. At the NOETH SHOEE PHAEMACY also will bo found a first-class assortment of Toilet Eequisites, 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. HOMCEOPATHIC MEDICINES. MEDICINES SUPPLIED AT ANT HOUR OV THE NIGHT ON PAYMENT OV A " CALL TEE." AUCKLAND PEICES CHAEGED FOE EYEEYTHINGL 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, 181, Queen-street. WILLIAM ERRINGTON, CONSULTING ENGINEEE, Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. -OEMOVAL OF BUSINESS. Jt We beg respectfully to inform the Public of Auckland and surrounding districts that we are EEMOVING our RETAIL BUSINESS to our NEW PREMISES, the next shop but one below Mr. Rattray's, Draper, Queenstreet, where, with the increased accommodation at our command, and the superior facilities we shall possess for the efficient conduct of our business, we hope to merit an increasing share of the pat/onage which has been hitherto I so liberally accorded to us. ; In view of the rapid advancement of ' riii. City of Auckland, we believe the I fin" h: i arrived when a '■ .'■ ■■■:HT.rr.i, ;>r[NA, 1 C-L-i 3S IS D V,.\ 1 ' il-l iJKWABE J.STAbLaSIi!. nV ■■" 7 *""% r .. has become necessary, wl-er-; ;..■--><<•■: ■»" a 1 superior description can y^ 0.-dli.e/i v/] uhout having to send to other places '"b of the Colony to purchase them. ''■> supply this want, and to keep pace j -.v : 1 ,\ the advancing requirements of the ! City will be our constant aim, and we '•••utidently re .upon the support of the ' I Auckland to enable us success--1 j i:u ! ly io car *t our purpose. j O i.;ii IMPORTATIONS being large, \ tv<- mo enabled to purchase goods at the VKiiY LOWEST RATES, and our ( '.if: toniors may rely upon receiving fht.■onoftt of any advantage we may pocihfi.s in i:his respect. Wo i'- V( 3, • " Yours respeetfn"";. , BOYLAN k a'AK^JELD. \ Auc^lii-.i'l. Jannfu-y, V- -^ ■■ \ <h •■> .««-.. JU ; ; : T OPENED, XJ 50 TRUNES vr LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDRE :" \S SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHO'SS. (Jiiil early, and inspect. Co "W EBTPFAHL, IOSj Q,t-i;£iS"-s.rEEET. N.B.— A large ii.^cutont of Gents' Court Shoes in stock. V_ — -- ■ . Junction op Prrj? amb \:!r.ey-steeets. \ mHE TpiCLECTIC (THE ACME OP ELEGAi.:T j\;ipDICAL ESTABLISHMEN 1 :!";;, ' IS REPLETE WITH MTEWJA'- 1 M F'C-rvTED DRUGS AND CHEMICAIIs SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS TOILET AND NURSERYmtOODS CHOICE PERFUMERY " mecherchjE" soaps Etc., Etc., Etp^. JL^ISPENSING OF X /DESCRIPTIONS Receives personal attention, «onsnring accuracy, neatness, and pioopi^itude, RESIDENTS INTmE LOCALITY |^^c invited to cal^J^^HWhemselves acquainted 7 a°^ ita Pro-