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Bruce Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 1208, 1 June 1880, Page 4

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WARD'S PIANOS. THE CHEAPEST and best Pianos in the Colony — Possess all the modern improvements — have a rem&rkably 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 pianos imported. EVERY INSTRUMENT is guaranteed for five years, and if proved not to be what is represented will be exchanged. Send for a circular containing full description and illustrations of these now celebrated Pianos, which can be purchased for the price of a Good 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. BEGG & CO., Dunedin. JUST PUBLISHED, THE OLD IDENTITIES, or the First Decade in the History of the Province, By One of Themsbxvss. The Book contains 395 Pages of Svo. Crown, nd is printed on toned paper. The price is 10s bound in leather, and 7s 6d bound in loth. MILLS, DICK AND CO., Printers and Publishers, Dunedin. H. White, Agent. Milton. OTAGO IMPLEMENT AND MACHINE WORKS. Self-Binders, with the latest improve ments. Early orders are solicited for these for the coming season. Also Double and Single Speed "Reaping Machines Borse Gears — all sizeb — and Belting for ditto ChaU'-uutters — ail hizes Broadcast Sowing Machines Harrows (zig-zag iron), 3, 4, or^s leaves Chain Harrow3 — all sizes Field Rollers, Cambridge Rollers Fencing Standards and Wire Iron Bark Swingle-trees. Agents foe , CLAYTON AND (SHUTTLE WORTH S Engines and Thrashing Machines, of which a limited number are now com- [ ing forward. lIEID & GRAY, DUNEDIN, O AMARU, TIMARU, AND INVERGARGILL fjpilE OTAGO FOUNDRY, Cumberland-street, Dunedin. \ J. DAVIDSON and CO., (Late William Wilson), Engineers, Boiler Makers, & Iron Founders. of all kinds made to order. Also Engines, Boilers, and every description of Brass, Wrought Iron, and Cast Iron Work. Yaukee Hoists. Colonial Grates. Estimates and Plans giveu for Millwork, &cJOHN FARGIE, WINE, SPIRIT, & PROVISION MERCHANT Princes-Street Cutting, Dun ed in THE 'BRUCE HERALD' Is published every TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, at the Steam Printing Office, Milton, Tokomairiro. Francis Grant & Co Proprietors. Terms of .Subscription : os per quarter (payable in advance) delivered in and around Milton. Gs per quarter (payable in advance) posted or delivered to any portion of l\'ew Zealand. SUBSCRIBE KS can commence at any date, aud will be charged in proportion to the end of the current quarter. Notice to discontinue subscription MUST BE li\ W KITING, and posted, or delivered to the Office direct, addressed to the Manager. Verbal messages to travellers or agents will in no case he regarded. This rule will be strictly adhered to, aud a reply by circular from the office, notifying date of discontinuance, will be forwarded. Terms of advertising : Casual Advertisements, 3s per inch first insertion ; 2s per inch for each subsequent insertion (unless ordered for 3 months.) Standing Advertisements for 3, 6, and 12 months, with right to occasional alteration of matter, can be arranged for at a very liberal discount. OVER 1600 COPIES WEEKLY Is the present Circulation of the Bruce Herald, which circulates extensively in all the principal towns in the Provincial District of Otago and Southland. JOB PRINTING. Every description of Plain and Ornamental Printing executed on the shortest notice, and at reasonable rates.