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HAM AND BACON CURING ESTABLISHMENT. E'S H E E D y Would draw special attention to his stock of SMOKED AND PALE HAMS AND BACON, Which is superior to any in the market. Orders from the country will have prompt and careful attention. n A V I D SCOTT, ORNAMENTAL LEAD LIGHT AND OHUROH WINDOW MANUFACTURER GLASS EMBOSSER AND SIGN WRITER, Octagon, D U N E D I N. JIERGUSSON & MITCHELL, 76, Princes Street, •MERCANTILE STATIONERS, Manufacturers of Accountßooks,Bookbinders Paper Rulers, Engravers, Lithographers, and Printers. Rubber Stamp Makers. All the latest novelties in stationery kept in stock. JQ Jff N KENNELLY, Coal Pit Hhath Coal Yabd. RAT TRAY STSE E,T, WHARF. Greymouth Coal and Coke. Newcastle Coal, Kaitangata Coal, v Green Island Coal. All kinds of Firewood, cnt and uncut, always on hand Orders delivered to any part of City or Suburbs. "VJ OTICE OP REMOVAL;— W- .LI MELVILLE, No 12 George street, has removed to lower side of Octagon, WHERE he has on sale a large Stock of White Sewing Machines of the latest design. WHEELER AND WILSON No. 8, hand and tieadle machines. For beauty of finish cannot be surpassed. NO 10 WHEELER AND WIL- SON, for dressmaking, tailoring, and manufacturing, cannot be equalled. Note address— OCTAGON. BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES, from the Best Makers, kept in Stock, and REPAIRS done. Note Address Octagon. SEWING MACHINES of all kinds repaired on the premises by W. MEL- VILLE, Engineer and Machinist. SOUTH END MONUMENTAL WORKS, Established 1865. HP A L M E R Stonb Mason & Sottlptob, Princes Street South, Dunedin. M onuments and Tombstones Erected Stone -inks, Window Sills, Chimney Pieces, and c '<wi,h Stones fixed. Estimates given. Town aud Country Orders promptly attended tio. f WILKIE AND CO., *9 UOMMERCLA.L AND MANUFACTURING STATIONEKB. PRINTERS.EMBOSSERS, BOOKBINDERS AND ACCOUNT- BOOK iVfANOFACTUBRIIS. PRINCEB STREET, DUNBDIN. JDST LANDED (ex s.s. Tongariro) Large Supplies Aitists' Materials, Canvas, Drawing Papers, Ciayon Papers, &c, fee. k

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