J. H. STUBBS, FHABMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, BEGS to announce to the Residents O Cook County that he is in receipt of • Direct Shipment of American SpeciMnMa He has also on hand, and to arrive— * BURROUGHS, WELLCOME AND OOi Beptonising Powders (Fairchild) for Predigoeting Milk for Infante and Invalids. ZYMINE, PEPBINR nr SCALES, PAN* ORE AHO TABLOIDS for Intestinal Indigestion. yth’a Compressed Tablets of Ammanium Chloride Soda Mint Potassium and otherei The latest novelty in Perfumee—Stearns aad Co.’o “Xalanthe.” Montserrat Lime Fruit Juice; also, a Oomplet Stock of Nursery and Toilet Requisites. GLADSTONE BOAD, GISBOBNE. PEACOCK'S LUNGWORM SPECIFIC (A Cbbtaw axd saw Cum roa Xm* wobm.) THE whole ingredients are contained la the one Mixture, which is very eaaUr administered in two drachm dn... Turpentine and Oil, Turpentine and Milk l Turpentine and Limewater give a great deal of trouble, but are effective if used tert, nightly. Now, I claim for my Mixture • Certain Cure with One doM, if used mwAine to directions, and tho price is a mere trille—15s par gallon, sufficient to dose 840 lambs. To be obtained from all Agents of Poaoook’l Sheep Dip. Sole Agent for Poverty Bay: J. H. STUBBS Chemist, Gladstone Boad, TIME AND TIMEKEEPERS, The Bost of all Timektopors, STEWART DAWSON, * Co., (LIVERPOOL GENT’S ENGLISH SILVER HUNTINQ LEVEB The Liverpool Champion English Level ENGLISH GOLD LEVERS I ENGLISH GOLD LEVEBB I ENGLISH GOLD LEVEBS Ladies and Gents,—Most wonderfu value in open-face and hunting case. Call and inspect these, or write for pamphlet contain, ing full particulars, STEWART DAWSON, * Co,, Queen Street . . • Auckland, MATTHEW HALL’S EMBROCATION IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD, can be used with confidence ae an ward Application. It is a Well-tried Remedy, and, as teatime* nials can show, has proved itself worthy of the name.
IT IS GUARANTEED to CURE ALL CUTS I SPRAINS, XIC. J Pmcx—Three Shillings per Bottle. To had only of— MATTHEW HALL\ GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE.I ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY I I Te Aral and Karaka Saw Mills. WILLIAM KING BEGS to inform hie many friends and Customers that he is still prepared te execute orders for either of the above Mills at the LOWEST REMUNERATIVE BATES. He is also prepared to deliver Orders at any place to which a waggon can go, THE TIMBER YARD Is on the site lately occupied by J. R. Merges and 00. (next Royal Hotel), and all orders left at the Office will be promntlyl. attended to. 1 W. BCIKTG-? MAKAUBI.
E. BURCH, Q.UNSMITH, LOOKSMITH, no., m Bswnta Machism and Uraanue RtfAnsDi Baiom Bit, bausons (bnowte, All Repairs Neatly Executed, al Ressraebi Charges. fi. DUBCH, NxM h Bone’s, Gupsron Botp. THE Q.IBBOBNE gTANDABD tS NOW The Leading Paper in the East Coast District and Advertisers will find it to their advantage to patronise us.
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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 342, 24 August 1889, Page 4
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460Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 342, 24 August 1889, Page 4
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