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Cromwell Argus, Volume XII, Issue 589, 22 February 1881, Page 2

Miscellaneous. INOENT FLOtTR MJlil, ' OPHIR. J. o. jonba Bega to inform the inhabitants of the surrotmding districts that, having now completed the above Flour Mill, whfoh he hat fitted up with machinery on the moift improved principle, ho is prepared to supply" SILK.DRESSED FLOUR of the beat quality; also, Bran and Pollard, Gristing at Current Rates. J. C. JONES. WAKATIP FLOUR & OATMEAL MILLS, LAKE HAYES. ROBERT GILMOUR . PROPRIETOR. The Proprietor begs to announce to the public that, owing to the increased detSand for Oatmeil, he has now completed considerable improvements on his oatmeal machinery, and ia prepared to supply a first-class article at a most reasonable rate. R.G.'s Mill being under the management of a Miller of wide experiense, the public can depend upon a Constant Supply of Flour of the best quality, and can offer it at as cheap a rate and upon as reasonable terms as any in the district. ROBERT GILMOUR. \T O T I C E. POISON is laid on Morren Hills Station for the Destruction of Rabbits. Persons removing stock from the run will be prosecuted; ' A M'PHAIL, October 11, 1880. Manager. On and after this date, POISON will be LAID for DOGS and RABBITS on Mount Pisa and Queensberry Runs. H. F. WILLMOTT, Manager. Mount Pisa Station, April 2, 1880. A number of useless Curs are allowed to prowl about on Kawarau Station by their owners. This is to give them warning that POISON will be laid wherever they are most likely to get it. JAMES COWAN. October, 1877. ■RON PIPING! IRON PIPING!! CANVAS AND WOODEN PLUMING SUPERSEDED! GEORGE PRESCOTT, ST. BATH AN S, Begs to intimate to Proprietors and Mine; Managers that he is now Manufacturing XIELOKT !E» 11» 13KT G(suitable for sluicing and other purposes) At a cost which will compare favorably with Dunedin prices, while his practical knowledge of Miners' requirements enables him to furnish a more suitable article than that imported. Pipes made any length convenient for packing, and sent to any part of the country aiiccording to agreement. G. P. would wish to draw the attention of Proprietors and Managers of Hydraulic-worked Mines to the utility and economy of the Water Director with the Ball and Socket Joint, which can be attached to the Iron Piping, thus altogether dispensing with canvas hose; and, with full pressure on, a child of ten years can move it any direction. Note the Address— GEORGE PRESCOTT ST. BATHANS. mO FARMERS AND OTHERS. The undersigned have FOR SALE Vegetable, Flower, and Agricultural Seeds :- White Clover Red Clover Alsike Cow Grass Timothy, &c, Ac, Rape Seed, and Mangold Turnip Seed, imported and colonial grown. DON'T USeHiRTY SEED! We have, at considerable expense, imported a SEED CLEANING MACHINE, and farmers can have machine cleaned grass seed. SHEEP NETS, WOOLPACKS, AND CORNSACKS. 400 galls. Iron Tanks; Rock Salt; Bluestone'; Fencing Wires, No. 6 to 10, cheaper than ever; Cambridge Rollers; Fanners; Cahoon's Hand Broadcast Sowing Machines j Mitchell's Grain and Grass Sowing Machines, for sowing turnip seed broadcast—it is acknowledged that an immense saving can be made by using them. W. G. Murray and Co.'s Double Furrow Ploughs—cheap. Only two to sell—price, £7 10s each. We are Agents for Nicholson's Reaper, and have some extras on hand. We are Agents for N. Foray the and Co.'s Rope. Supplies on hand. NIMMO AND BLAIR, CUSTOMS & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. ...... PRiNcra-sTOBET, Sooth Dcskdin.