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Miscellftneouay , A USTRALIANB and New Zealandera are getting acqualntea— and tnbsewiio are not ought to boJ\ yrith. tbe wonderful merits of tliat great American itemed y, tlie MUSTANG Ll^ s PENT for Han and Beast. Its fame has been spreading for 35 years, until it now encircles the habitable globe. The Mexican Mustang- liniment Is a matchless remedy for all external ailments of man and beast To stock owners and Farmers it is invaluable. A single bottle often sav;es a human life or restores the usefulness of an excellent horse, ox, cow, or sheep. It bures foot-rot, hoof-ail, hollow horn, grub, screw-worm, shoulder-rot, mange, the bites and stings of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every such drawback to stock breeding and bush life. It curesevery external trouble of horses, such as lameness, scratches, awinny,' sprains, founder, wind gall, ring bone, etc* The Mexican Mustang liinimont is the quickest cure m the world for accidejnts occurring In the family, m tlie absence of a physician, such as burns, scalds, sprains, cuts, etc., and for rheumatism, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Particularly valuable to miners. It is the cheapest remedy m the world, for it penetrates the mnacle to the bone, and a single application is generally sufficient to cure. Mexican Mustang 1 Liniment is put up m three sizes of bottles, the larger ones being proportionately much the cheapest* ! Sols Wh-l^ale Agbnt for Australia. A.^r> .h<? Oolomkh, A LAURIE, Commission Agent. HVibson'-- Bailings Sho>t.lan<l street, Auckland. ■ ,- " -

v.'C:: Se ds- ; ■'-..■. NEW OLuVKE ani> It \SS SEEDS . THE HAYMARKKT, ATJCKL vND, -And Bmnch House, . ,' HAMILTON,. WAIKATO. For sale by the Undersianed the following descriptions : Eecl Clover, White Clover* Lucerne. A.lsyke Glover. Cow Grass. ".■Timothy. ".■■•• :• lVefoil ' Cocksfoot. Poverty Bay Ryegrasß. Auckland Hyegrass. Otago Ryegrass. Italian „ Rape, Buunefc, Katstailj'Pois,, Creste-il Dogstail. ftlen<iow Fesirue, ■■ Meadow Foxtiiil, . VP'iee'p at itl other Fescues, Sweet Vernal. G-iyceria (Jlyceria' Flnitaus. Sheep's Par.sly. A.c|uatica. Mangold "W"urUel, &g., &c. 'Also, ; 3Bone:lusfc of all kinds. ! Guauo, &c, &?. ALFEE r ) BUCKLAND ; SEEDS, FEEDS SEEDS. Q. H, LAYERS, Seed Merchant. HA"S just received from England m good orel :v t he follawing new Seed* 1 prjng sowing ?— Tukmps. Man&old. S\yed ( eEtfSt l/plh^.-p Loner -Eecl „ Bkirvii>t;B Po* v . Elve'ham „. Spoil's Orange und -felonT htttnriign • ' [Giobe „ Ye low Aber- O5 heart (new) [deen j N'-rbicau Giant ' .Wh te G'.o c and [n u w [oti.e-s Dobio'd Yell j-v Q-obe (new). • rEEB SEEDS-1577 •OOLLKOTIDM , Ue'l Gum,' BSueQ-iim, Stvingy Hark, Pwamp, Weeping and pepppriuint Gum, Liibtwood Awiou. •&•. t'inus lusignis, Oupressu?, Macrocarpa, &c, Hjj.jf^A and Kaxwa-eoo Acacia fob Clovers, Ryt'prrasi 3 , ' Cp^ksfoor, Shpeps cscue, Hard FeVu -, Swveb "VVrnel, ' rested Dogstui 1 -, Puas, Lawn G'as3. &c, Siine dust, coarse and fine ; Guano, at, coarse -'i'nd rock seed Oats, Potatoes, -c, &c. AEDEN Bf.II>S OF ETEBT DESCr.IPIOK G. F.LAVERS, Opposite Vulcan Lime und Wyndhamstreet. Agent at Cambridge— Mb Gr. J Keal. ■„ - Ng3,ruawul-iia — Q. KpG 1 combe. 7VTEW CLOVER akp GKASS SEJ2DS. Now landing ajjd on Sale by the Under- ■ ■■ * . eigned. Red Clover. . Cp>vgrass. White do. Trefoil Alsyke ■ - -Rape rimp'tby- - i ~Poa : A^BOj Auckland, Poverty Bay and Canterbury iiyegraas and Cocksfoot. Tartar See^i Oats, Carrot, Turnip, Man- . gold, aud other Field aud (garden «~>eed. JOHN HALL, Genekal Stores Otahuhu. Goods of all hinds forwarded daily by Ra J l or otherwioe, »s directed, MOUNT ITOB-iON KUHSEBy, RKMUh.HA. So"d War. home, nexfe B-nk of New , ZBaland, Qii:-i-n-.-<rett, Auckland. Cnucnsiart Prick ey Corif ey (ymphj — •m» m«piTiiin mi), Pian's s-ilely packtd, . 15s Lerddz»i<d upwunfs wily. Flow»r Bur ier » lauts iv 103 and 20.-' c -iipcti >n-». FloHtr Si>i ds, KW and choice m v lit fc_> m 5* lOs'Diid iOi toU> c ions, ' Nueiy D>iy Mijiz- ih- bi j at. m- this clmite. S leoteM seed, 8« p-r hush-;! i tfon»ln m. Atnerir-u t<io»n I'orn, • IMantjod Field Cjito , ant ail garden iarui -^sda and rcquisres. „; *t $itUep HiStabljgihjjieutj,

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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 853, 4 December 1877, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 853, 4 December 1877, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 853, 4 December 1877, Page 4

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