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Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 82, 3 February 1876, Page 4

New Advertisements. -m NOW READY* J TRAVELLERS' H^"©^^*mMp -cM OTAGO.- 3s 6d; SQUATTING M^F^IJL Ojpit|4 v '*v|th Li6tofßunhoWerii^3lßjfo^Wert, & |li^re**i^tion/ i^ 15 FAC-SIMI|E J^ATE^toOLOR VIEWS OF NEW ZEiiiIND^SCENERY, BY jp^ffoXTLLY, Esq. IHENRY WISE and CO., 807 Princes atreetf Dunedin. jte > •VfOW READY— SUNDAY : .jfe hImE ; I --*&s£* ?a^'S6* •-ja-rs^ *-'j*M!'- »?)• &s■£s■ K . new volume for 1876. Heni# wise and Co. 1 ;-%:■■ j#rsvA- ¥*&*•■ &■ Importers of Bo<ws|imd Sfcitionery, Dunedin. i •*»»# ■" -a m S" I ' ' KOW READY - LEiußß^iotJß ; new volume for if 7% M^^^isoj^¥^o ,' Importers of Bool^ md slatiottery, DUnedin. gO6 I *' MILTON PARIAN WORKS. (Nearly Opposite the « Bruce Herald Office.) UNION STREET MELTON. BEAUTIFUL Brt^Sets, Flowe-, Cake, and Card Bncets, Vases, Figures eto. in endless y^Btyt The pjfrity and chaste color of thifflWiretfia'^^it Jftitable to adorn the shelvwof the weffltuyMa the connoisseur, while from its cßeap-ftiro all classes of the community shouli avail themselves of the opportunity of punbhasing a quantity. Gentlemen furnishing their drawing-rooms should order a set of these beautiful ornaments All the materials of the ware are from Otago. Ladies patronise the Milton Parian brooch set?, and helps the subscriber who is pulling hard against the stream. S. BED SON. 824 BROO.KLANDS, BRICK AND TILE WORKS. GROVE ROAD MILTON. MESSRS SNOW, MALKIN & ECCLES, beg respectfully to announce that they are now prepared to supply the wholesale trade of New Zealand, the Government works, and private orders, with all designs of their plain and incaustic tiles, with borders of all sorts to match, in three colors, viz., Buff, Red, and Black. The following are the sizes and designs made. Qaratons in the three colors. 6 inch plain aojFlncaustic tiles of any design in the sam||P>lors. Three inch incaustic of any ddp^, 9 colors. Six inch x 8 inch borderir-fl-faiy design in 3 colors. Four , inch in scj-ujjres ami 4&# plan or incaustic. Two iue«r4 in*m,J^' -*ypncb, tesselated, (plain.) Memoris W^^^ r Church walls, Public Fountains "Pt-SfSf Perforated Bath Tiles, Malting Tilqfc designs for ceiling centres and cornices. Ogpamental front steps in colors for private houses and other designs in endless variety. Plain colored tiles for- walls verandahs etc., from -18s per square yard. Incaustic tiles, 3 colors, from 30s per square yard to 70s. 8. M„ E & Co. beg to add that they are supplying the order of Mr Matheson of tb^^J-^oa-tfen House, • Duriediri-. with a front door : Btep off these fine goods, and trust this may pave, the way foi more orders in Town and Country. 825 i?£ JOHN JOHNSTON, Deceased, Intestate. A LL'PERSONS having claims against the Estate of the above-named deceased, are requested to forward the same to Alex, Bathgate, Esq., Dunedin, on or before Wednesday, the 26th day of January njxk | j^ooßiMlßd, f jp If J^n&lic Trustee. Wellington, il WJr . t -. 8*22 JanuM 3, 187jf pISER GRUDGE, IK THE TU-tmfiME JoiTRT OP NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTRICT, This 3rd day of January, 187«. TTPON reading the affidavits of Jonas '*"■' Woodward, of Wellington, Public Trustee, and of John Bell, of Woodaide, Farmer, I do order that the Public Trustee, the Curator of the Estates of Deceased Per- I i sons, shall be administrator of all and singular the goods, chatties, and credits of John Johnston, deceased, and that this Order be published in the " Clutha Leader " newspaper (Signed) 822 JAMES PRENDERGAST. "TTT ANTED to SELL a First-class COUNT RJN HOTEL. rf^Also, THRASHm^pMAjKENJ^and ENGINE, in goodlWc^ldpj^rder. Apply to I IRONSIDE & PATERSON, 646' Balclutha. ANDREW DICKSON BLACKSMITH, BAKBB-STBEBI, STIRLING. A.D. begs to inforroi^fie inhabitants of Stirling, and the surKupmaing neighborhood, that he has commqpflro business as above, in premises newly jslsted for the purpose, and trusts by Btrict-^mtiongto business to merit a fair . share ofpublc pw^naajfand support. Having been knJkn aaaawtclass plough- ' man in England, h|| thonSffghly understands the manufacture ana repairing of all Agricultural Implements, I> which he will devote special attention. Single and Double-Furrow Ploughs made to order. All descriptions of Smith Work executed in a workmanlike manner, and with despatch. Stirling, 26th Jainuary, 1876. 811