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Bruce Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 701, 18 May 1875, Page 2

NEW ADYERTISEMNTS. STEAM SAW AND MANUFACTURING | MILLS, MILTON pEORGE WTLSO N, PROPRIETOR. On SaleColonial Timber of every Description Foreign Flooring Ridge Capping Lining Spouting Shelving Galvanised Nails Deals, &c, Lead Washefs Blue Gum Ewbank, Cut, and Hobart Town palings,^ Wire Nails 5 aud 6 feet Locks Doors Hinges Sashes Bolts Mouldings Window Furniture Architraves Carpenters' Tools Skirting Grates Turnery Colonial Ovens Roofing Iron Oils (lubricating) Paint, <v.c. Paints, Window Glass, Paperhangings Brushes. Hurdles, Gates, &c, &c. Buildings erected, and estimates given. MILTON BONE MILLS. Bones purchased in any quantity. Bone Duat for sale — only a few tons left. THE M'COMAS PATENT WATEKLIPTER. On the Chain rump principle, to lift quicksand, coal, floating debris, leaves, straw, etc., without fouling — it does not freeze in xointer. Important notice to Agriculturists, Squatters, Gold-miners, Coal-pit Proprietors, and the general Public. Mfr /"COMAS' Waterlifters require no \J skilled labor for erection or removal. They have the least possible friction, and are not subject to atmospheric laws which prevent suction, and centrifugal pumps from drawing beyond a certain depth. They cannot be surpassed for simplicity, durability, economy, or power, and are especially adapted for stock-watering, sheep-washing, drainage, irrigation, gold-mining of all kinds, either for raising or removing water, pumping out coalpits, or drawing water for domestic purposes. Diameter of Approximate galls. Power to lift Cylinder. per hour. nine feet. 3ia 4,loogals 1 donkey 4^ in 9,200ga1s 1 mule Gin lG,soogals 2 horses (light) 7Mn 25,500ga1s 2 horses (heavy) 9m 38,000 gals 3 do do lO^in 50,000 gals 4 do do 12in 65,000ga1s 5 do do FOR IRRIGATION — Diameter of Gallons. Power. No. of acres Cylinder, irrigated. 2£in 60 1 man 50 3£in 120 2 men 100 siu 240 h horse 200 7in 475 1 horse 400 Particulars will be given on application to the New Zealand agents — T. Robinson and Co., Princes- street, South Dunedin, or W. F. KfNNEAR, Travelling 4gent, INOTICE TO CLUTHA RESIDENTS. MR J. S. FLEMING HAS been appointed Manager of the Balclutha Branch in connection with this. Newspaper (taking the place of the late Mr Wm. Ralston), and is. authorised to transact all business arrangements connected with the Clutha District, his receipt for | monies due being binding upon me. I embrace this opportunity of apologising to the Clutha readers of the Brttce Hkrald for the apparent neglect of the interests of the Dis trict, caused through the lengthened illness of the late Mr Ralston, and hope for the future to do ample justice to the best interests of so important a locality. New and increased stocks of books and stationery supplies will be on hand in this Branch Office, where, as hitherto, the Herald will be issued simultaneously with the Tokomairiro Office at an early hour on the morning of publication, and Advertisements received till a late hour on the day preceding publication. JOSEPH MACKAY. Bbucs Herald Branch Office, Balclutha, 12th Feb., 1875. TO LET. ON LEASE u^on favorable Terms. Building Allotments in Balclutha with valuation for Improvements. Apply, J. S. FLEMING, Balclutha : Or, J. MACKAY, Milton.