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Bruce Herald, Volume III, Issue 87, 30 November 1865, Page 11

■ PRODFCE. A^ IpULLBH, PE/RBiMAN, & Co. . ." .F^E"STo^sf^^^ V; i . Rattbat^Si^jekt, (Late James^Wilsbn and C 0.,) Beg to inform that 4hey are^fcf^iepared to receiye all descriptions of / J"or Sale on Commisaion, an/ from the extent of their Storage kacojflmc/mdion, and knwledge>of the trade tJwofreMaofniies to Farmej|6^»ot<)btainable mtaerto in Ofcago. ' \.^i The Rife of Insurance, owjjag'totne Building being of Stone, willt c at*fielowest premium. F. P. & Co. ape^'also repared to make advances on Produce, nd meet the wants of their constituentsinthe most liberal manner ; they will also act as Agents for the Purchase of Stores Seed 3, &c, bcth in Dunedin and through their; Correspondents in the Australian Colonies. FULLER, PERRI MAN & Co., PRODUCE FACTORS, Free Stores, Eai tray-Street, . Dunedin. ~~ TO LET, rnHE NEW BRIDGE HOTEL, TOKOMAIRIRO, Apply* ', A. D. DUNCAN. 18000 i k> I O K S POR SA^E. ■■ y , i/y "'• J. HOLLlbk, Timber Yard, Tokomairiro, NOTICE. T>OISON laid Upon my Freehold Property at the Horse Shoe Bush. , . w. t. ctrivaNE. Horse Shoe Bush, 30th October, 1865. POISON TS laid for dogs ill my Paddocks at Inch Clutha, \ % BOWLER. TOItOMAHIIRO DISTRICT LIBRARY. npHE Comifnittee have just received from JL England the Governmeht Grant of $50 volumes of new, popular, and standard Books, including the complete works of Scott, Marryatt, Mayne Reid, Cooper, M'lntpsh, Hugh Miller, Burns, Bulwer, Thackeray, Dickens, &c, &c. Terms of Subscription t Annual ... ... ... £1 0 0 : Half-yearly ... ... 0/10 0 Quarterly... ....,,0 6 0 EDWARE PETTIT, Librarian. Tokomairiro Flour and Oatmeal Mills NOTICE is hereby K given, that all Grain , { ■ ■■'■■' l &-- - ; ' ■■■:■;■ . ■stored at the saidjMills, whether in a manufactured or unmanufactured state will be at the ownerVirisk. : - ;; - "■ : • v. .■;,:= ,-■■■,,.; ■„.,■ . -.. -'■■-■ PETER^M'GILL, "Proprietor Junenh, 186 S. - / ■ ■•...■ ... , •;■■•>: ; -■:■■■ |t .. \vv, - ■.••....: — [ EJ>irtj>Tioir al .ToKPKAiBrao. ,; , Conducted by Mrs. Gillon. fTIHE course pti "lnstruction in thU EdtablisbjI ment embraces all the 'modern advantages, of a Sound English Education* combined with the usual accorni)lißhments, ; and aWrict regard to the Mbral» Intellectual and Religibua trainiiig of the, Pupils. Terms Moderate ;-.' Prop-ectuses to be hacron application. :