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Bruce Herald, Volume XII, Issue XII, 18 November 1879, Page 2

. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FARMERS, LOOK AT THIS ! Pare and Unadulterated Seeds from Selected and Transplanted Roots. ABERDEEN YELLOW, PURPLE TOP, SWEEDES AND GREYSTONE. THIS latter Turnip growß to an enormous size in a very Bhort time, and is the best grown for dairy purposes, as it increases the Flow of Milk and enriches the Cream without spoiling the flavor of the Butter. It is also excellent for feeding off with Sheep, and will grow on poorer seil than any other variety. This seed was grown by James Smith, Esq., of Greenfield, from imported seed. H. WHITE, Wholesale and Retail Nursery and Seedsman, MILTON. WAED'S PIANOS. IT HE CHEAPEST aud best Pianos in the Colony — Possess all the modern improvements — have a remcrkably pure, brilliant, and powerful tone — a free and elastic touch — are not affected by damp — seldom require tuning — have proved to be the most lasting piauos imported. EVERY INSTRUMENT is guaranteed for five years, and if proved not to be what is represented will be exchanged. Send for a circular containiug full description and illustra tions of thtse now celebrated Piano?, which can be purchased for the price of a Grood Pianette, and on such easy terms as will enable all classes to become possessed of a most delightful Piano without feeling the outlay. TERMS— 4Os A MONTH. CHAS. BEG(J & CO., Dunedin. JUST PUBLISHED, mHE OLD IDENTITIES, -*- or the Firat Decade in the History of the Province, By One of Thews «lv*s. The Book contains 395 Pages of Svo. Crown, and is printed on toned paper. The price is 10s bouud in leather, and 7s 6d bound in cloth. MILLS, DICK AND CO., Printers and Publishers, Duuedin. H. White, Agent. Milton. NOTICE. COMPANY'S COAL PIT. Thomas Reid - - Peopkietok. CjOALS supplied at pit-mouth, this side of ' Hill, at 8s i j ek ton. Delivered in any part of Milton at los per ton, and coals sent to any part of the Province by traiu. Orders left at Mr T. Clark's, Bootmaker, will receive immediate attention. ft.»' Customers will please sign block -book before leaving. CITY BEEWERY, RATTARV-STREET, DUNEDIN. SPEIGHT & CO Pkoi'ki£Toks, Brewers, Maltsters and Bottlers. ORDERS by letter or otherwise will receive immediate attention. Please Cork aud ileturu Barrels, when empty. A NDKEW LILBURNE, VETERINARY SURGEON, QuisJiN-sTiiEET, Milton. CASTRATION done on the latest principle. NOTICE." JOSEPH MACKAY begs to aunounce that he has authorised Mr James Sinclair, High Street, Milton, to receive payment of Accounts due for the 'Otago Almanac,' ' .Bruce HeraM,' and. ' CluGli a Times/ up to the IS6& April last. All Accounts are now being rendered, and must be paid to Mr Sinclair, or remitted direct to .Joseph Mackay, at his offices, Outagon Buildings, Dunedin. n^RY the following well known Medicines PETTIT'S ANTT-BILTOUS PILLS. PETTIT'S TOOTHACHE TINCTURE. PJiTTIT'S CONDITION POWDERS FOR HOUSES. Prepared onlj^ by J. D. WALKER (Late E. PETTIT.) Chemist, Tokomairiro. RITCHIE, BARTLEMAN, AND CO. I)EG to intimate that they are prepared to -* undertake all Agency business on favourable terms ; and in particular — The purchase or sale of land. The buying or disposing of shares in any Public Company. The investing and borrowing of money. The purchase of Station requisites, including fencing wire, &o. The indenting or purchasing in the Colony, Steam Engines, Thrashing Mills, and other Machinery. The disposal of properties by auction, and the bringing of land under the Transfer Act will be entrusted to competent and reliable parties. All communications by telegram or letter will receive prompt and careful attention. Offices— Colonial Bank Buildings, Water-Btreet, Dunedin. Dunedin July 28, 1879.