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Bruce Herald, Volume VI, Issue 36, 22 March 1871, Page 8

DTTNEDIS ADYERTISEMEHTS. ELEY'S AMMUNITION. : Brp HE Boxer Cartridges for Snider m*^ 1 Enfield of .511 bore, and for mjk : the Henry and Marfcini-Henry J^^i| Rifles of 450 bore, adopted by in- m Her Majesty's War Department, <Q "\M also of 500 bore or Military \<> 2 m _ Waterproof Central-Fire Metal- uk|| lie Cartridges -with basa d» £j for small bores, adopted by for- I JSw eign governments for converted |||- '.'.'.fSl cliassepot,. Berdan, Eemingfcon, I". 'V.'JM' and other Rifles; also Cartridges for Ballard the Spencer, an American Henry Repeating Ripes • The ' ' Eley Boxer " are the cheapest Cartridge known, carrying their own ignition, and being made wholly of metal, are waterproof and im perishable in any climate. The above Cartridge cases (empty) of all sizes, .and for the different systems of Breech-load'ng Rifles, can be had with or without the suitable Bullets and Machines for finishing the cartridges Boxer Cartridges of '450 bore for Revolving Pistols, used in Her Majesty's Navy. Copper liim-fire Cartridges of all sizes, for Smith & Wesson's, Tranter's and other Pocket Revolvers. . Pin- Cartridges for Lefaucheux Revolvers of 12-m. 9-nj. and 7-m. bore, Central-fire and Pin-fire Cartridges for all sizes and systems of Guns, Rifle 3, and Revolvers Double Waterproof and EB. Caps, Patent. Wire Cartridges, Felt Gun Waddings for Breech and Muzzle Loaders, and every description of Sporting and Military Ammunition. ELEY BROTHERS, Gray's Inn Koad, London. "OIOLSALE OS T,Y. " jXmes walls, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGER, Corner of Princes and Walker streets, DUNEDIN, fTAS Received, ex recent arrivals from -^- a - London, Glasgow, and Liverpool, a large assortment "of Ironmongery, which will be sold at low prices. The public are invited to call and examine be foremaking purchases elsewhere. ENGLISH GOODS, <is viz. : — Electro- plated Ware, Tea and Coffe Sets, Cruets, &c. Britannia Metal, do, Tea and Coffee Pots, Spoons, &c. Lockwood's and Johnson's Pocket and Table Cutlery. Carpenters' Tools, Saws, Planes, &c, (best makers) Him and Mo. fise Locks, Latches, &c. Register Givvtos (all sizes and new patterns) FiTidors, Fire irons, and Fireguards Kerosene Lamps, and extra burners, Glasses. &c. Brush ',v:ire (large assortment) Paints and Oils (all kinds) Kerosene Oil. A M ERICAN GOOD S, Axes, Shovels, Forks, Spades | Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Axe and Pick Helves Brooms, Clothes Pins, &c. Furnishing and Building Ironmongery, of every description, at LOW PRICE S, IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE, Gornec of Princes and Walker streets. ' 5zT OCTAGON" *T~ DUNEDIN. JOSEPH HAMBLI3TON wishes to draw the attention of the Farmers to his having coirmenced business in the Manufacture and Repairing of all kinds of Agricultural Implements, and he hopes that, by strict, attention to business, combined with moderate charges, lo secure the patronage of the public. J. H. is vow making the Ce'ebrated Skeleton Reaping Machine, which he would recommend all Farmers to inspect before purchasing an}' others. Price L 35. EggT N-ite the Address — J. HAMBLETON, Agricultural Isrp.LisaiENT Works, (Next Royal George Hotel), MOE A V PLACE, DUNEDIN. BURNSIDE FELLMONGERY, GREEN ISLAND. nnHTS Establishment is now in efficient n working order, and we are prepared to classify and scour Wool at current rates. OARGILL and LANSEIGNE. IyrONEY TO LEND— Large and Smal -^-*- Sums for long and short periods on Freehold Security and Orowing Crops. WILLIAM DALRYMPLB Jr., Land, Estate, Money, and General Commission Agent, Arbitrator aud Valuator, Stafford-street, Dunedin. DR. CRAWFORD,. Consulting Surgeon and Accoucheur, may be consulted in all the Branches of his Profession, at his Medical Laboratory, Princes street, opposite the Criterion Motel. Dr C. has great experience of the following diseases' &c. : — Diseases peculiar to women and children Diseases of the heart and lungs Diseases of the digestive system Diseases of the eye Diseases of the skin Diseases of the blood. Advice gratis from 9 to 12 a.m., and from 6to 8 p.m. House , Dnndas street (corner of George street).