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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 8034, 6 December 1886, Page 8

Building Material, &o. Kl. W. JB NOLAND TIMBER MERCHANT AND IMPORTER. ON SALE—--550,000 FEET KAURI TOT AT?. A BLACK PINE BED AND WHITE PINE BALTIC DEALS VJS.L. jAEEAH LOWEST BATES. TUAM STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. 2069 TIMBEE DIRECT FROM THE SAWMILLS MIDDLEMAN’S PROFITS BAYED TO CUSTOMERS A., a p p b b c ° SAWMILLEEB. TIMBER AND IBON MEBOHANTB AND BUILDERS* IRONMONGERS, JETTY and VOGEL BTBBBTB, DUNEDIN, INVERCARGILL. LONG BUSH. AND , GREEN HILL. Having now Four Large Sawmills, fitted with the latest Improved labour-saving Machinery, at toll work, and having made new and very favourable arrangements with their Bosh and Sawing Con, ’ tractors, are now open to EXECUTE OBDEBS AT PEICES THAT DEPT COMPETITION. All Timbor guaranteed Full Cut and of Beet Quality. ' OBDEBS EXECUTED OH THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AND FORWARDED TO ANT RAILWAY STATION a OB SIDING IN THE MIDDLE ISLAND. | LARGEST BTOCKB~OF NATIVE AND 9 IMPORTED TIMBER IN NEW ZEALAND. 80,000 ft Sawn, 16,000 ft Dressed pec day 2,000,000 ft Seasoned Timber in Stock, BUILDING IRONMONGERY and BUILDING • MATERIALS Of Every Description, Direct from the Manufacturers 1 LIBERAL DISCOUNT to CASH CUSTOMERS Lysaght* •* Orb " Galvanised Iron, r AGENTS FOB Rogers* Woodworking Machinery The Patent (Boot’s) Steam Boiler Company * Taunton and Hayward’s “Star,’* Gas, Water, and Steam Tubes Wilcox and White’s American Organ Co, Braby*s Tessilated Tiles. A, TAPPER A CO, 9 __ , BRANCHES! Timber and Iron Yards—Jam and Voeat, . Streets, Dunedin, Sawmills, Timber and Baiox Yards—Seaward Forest, Loss Boss, and Grebe Hills. Head Omto, Timber and Iron Yards—Txme Street, levebcasoill. Watches. ELCOME REFORMS EXTRAORDINARY* ENTERPRISE ! This is an age of reforms. Musty old prejudices and traditions ore fast disappearing, and a new order of things, undreamt of in the past, now usurps the place of the laggard speed at which former generations were content to travel. Among the COUNTLESS INROADS upon the old style of business, none is more remarkable than the wholesale destruction of that UNWHOLESOME MONOPOLY once enjoyed by wealth alone, when all the luxuries and many of the necessaries of life were totally beyond the REACH OP THE PEOPLE AT LARGE. A striking illustration of this is to be found the Entire Revolution developed by the well-known firm of Stewart Dawson & Co.. through the Manufacture and Sale of their WorldRenowned ENGLISH LEVEE WATCHES, This firm has swept away at one blow all the old cumbrous machinery and tortuous windings by which a watch had to reach its wearer, paying toll to agents here and dealers there until at last it was a costly article indeed. All this is changed. S. D. and Co. are their own Manufacturers. S. D. and Co. are their own Importers. S. D. and Co. are their own Retailers. And every watch sent out by them goes directly into the pocket of the wearer at English wholesale price, or not more than HALF COLONIAL QUOTATIONS. ELEGANCE. DURABILITY and CHEAPNESS Combined in every Watch issued from the Maunfoctery of Stewaet D AWSON A Co. CONVINCE YOURSELVES AT tiNCE by sending Two Stamps for S. D. and Co.’s Splendid Now Watch and Jewellery Pamphlet, artistically illustrated, and containing Genuine Home and Colonial Testimonials WITHOUT PARALLEL I Contrast 9. D. and Co.’s and Colonial Prices. A?** 1 KS —S. D. and Co.’s well-known English ** Silver Hunting Levers, the very best. Worth £7 7b. X*A IKS —S. D. and Co.’s English Silver HuntI” ing Levers, chron. balance, extra jewelled. Worth 18 Be. IAS —ri. D. and Co.’s new Excelsior J-plate XiO lu English Lever. The Model Watch, well worth £lO 10s. DO leS —S. D. and Co.’s Ladies’ English Silver -*- t * Hunters, folly worth £7 7s, Will last a lifetime. -Pfi 1 —B. D. and Co.’s Superb Hunting X o Chronograph Levers, worth £l2 10s j ir Crystal Glass, £5 15s. -PR IAS —S. D. and Co.’s Silver Keyless Hunto&Vl XV in or trover, value for £lO 10s • onan ing Lever, value for £lO 10s; open face, £slos. -PI 1 —The Wonderful Sterling Silver Dofi*l auoo Hunter, worth £3 10s ; open face, £l. Pfi IAS—S. D. and Co.’s Official Railway English Keyless Lever, unequalled at £lO 10s. £l2 10 s * £ls 10 s * £lB 10 s * ftnd X? 0 ft—S. D. and Co.'s Superb 18 carat Gold •U-"! English Levers and Half Chronometers, never equalled under 40 per cent more. £6 10 s & £7 10 s !-oarat Gold Keyless Watches, perfect gems, worth £lO Us £8 10 s & £lll0 9 ’ & £l4 10 s —S. D. and Co.’s Ladies’ 18-carat Gold English Levers. Save at least 50 per cent by purchasing from the makers. £ll 10 s & £l2 lOVonSma POI ftr -Pt?A —18-carat Gold, worth £6O. —OU *oy S. D. and Co.’s New Patent English Double Chronographs, with independent start, stop, and fly-back minute and second hands. For quality and accuracy never equalled at any price. Obtained Prize Medal Inventions Exhibition last year. Special pamphlet on this watch, post lr,e, for 2d stamp. EV-'EY WATCH FULLY GUARANTEED. Sterling Silver Hall-marked Alberts, 9s 6d, 12s 6s, 14s 6d, and 15a 6d, newest patterns, at nearly halt usual prices. The WEALEMEFNA, in Sterling Silver, 12s 6d. By simply passing it over a surface the exact distance in feet and inches is recorded on the dial. Also forms a splendid appendage for the Albert. GOLD ALBERTS, Ladies’ and Gents’, Newest Styles, wholesale prices, all illustrated in pamphlet. Forward a P.O. Order, payable to S. D. and Co., Dunedin, with 2s 6d added to pay post and registration, or send cash in registered letter, and we will forward Watoh on a week’s free trial, by first post. Note. —All Lettei sto be addressed — Stewart Dawson a Co.. 34, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Write at once for a copy of our Splendid New Illustrated Watch and Jewellery X > auiphlet l and read full pirtioulars and most wonderful testimonials* A copy will be sent per return pobt for 8d in Stamps, the cost of postage only* Other Colonial Branches in MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AND AUCKLAND. A 8 a Family Magazine M The Canterbury Times** ./% is positively unequalled in New Zealand* The oibgraphioal and other sketches, travellers* tales, humorous extracts, historic*! anecdotes, miscellaneous tales, literature and the jottings afford delightful mailing for all* Price Sir pence.