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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 372, 21 April 1876, Page 4

gnshwsf? darbs. ' ~E. Q-. p. EOWLATT, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, OFFICE: Next House but one to the Masonic Hall, DERWENT STREET, NASEBY. TUT E. JOHN M 0 U A T (Late of Lawrence), SOLICITOR, Corner of Jetty and Bond-streets, D V N E DIN. J. B. B EADSHAW GENERAL AGENT, LAND AND SHARE BROKER, TEMPLE CHAMBERS, DUNE DIN. R. H. LONG, (Late of Jolineton's) 99 George-street, DtrNEDiN. Builders' Ironmongery. Carpenters' Tools, and every description of Furnishing, Hardware, Crockery, &c. Otaso Copper, Brass, and Lead Pipe Works, Cumberland Street, Warehouse—Princes-Street North, Dunedin. A. AND T. BURT, Copper-Smiths, Brass-Founders, and "TDEAULIC ENGINEEES, Manufacturers of Brewing, Distilling, and Meat Preserving Plant;- Gas and Water Works, Hydraulic Machinery, Hot Water Apparatus—suitable for baths, wash-houses, hot-houses, halls, and public institutions, on the most modern principles. Steam Cooking Apparatus, Glue Pans, Steam Jackets, Jam Boilers and Washing Coppers, Flttming Pipes for Hydraulic Sluicing; Gas, Water, and Steam Valves, Water Engine's, Soda Water Machines, Fire Hydrants and Branch Pipes, Unions, &c.; Church and Fire Bells ; and every description oi Lead, Copper, and Brass Goods. A. AND T. BURT beg to inform the Miners and Sluicing Companies that they have received the fullest information from America as to the cheapest and best mode of manufacturing Iron Pipes, Valves, &c, and the far-famed universal Nozzle, commonly called the "Little Giant," used by almost every company in California. In our new works, recently erected, we have coustrucl ed the necessary machinery for the manufacture of the above goods, and intend to devote special attention to this line, -when ■we hope to receive a Bhare of your favors. We will be glad to give estimates and full particulars on application. Experienced workmen sent to all parts of the Colony. ULCAN OTTNDEY, GEEA.T KING STEEET, DTWEDIN". EENCAID, M'Q'UEEN AND CO., BOIIEEHAKEES, .ENGINEEBS MILLWEIGHTS, EOTODEES, BLACKSMITHS, &C,. All Kinds of Castings in Brass and Iron. Steam Engines and Boilers Made and I and Repaired. Overshot, Breast, and Turbine Waterwheels ; Quartz-crushing Machinery, Pumping and Winding Gear. Cast-iron Sluice and Ripple Plates, Sheet Iron Hopper and Sluice Plates (punched to any size of holes), Gold Dredging Spoons, etc. Flour Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Reaping, Threshing, Horse-power Machines Made and Repaired. Improved Reaping Machines. K. M'Q. & Co.'s Improved Wrought Iron Piping for FLUMING AND HYDRAULIC MINING is the best in use, and cheaper than canvas. UUN AND OSS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNISHING & GENERAL IRONMONGERS & IMPORTERS, PeINCES - STEEET, DTOEDIN. DTJNSTAN BEEWEBY. COLONIAL WINE & CORDIAL MANUFACTORY, MONTE CHRISTO CLYDE. D. EEBATJD takes the present opportunity of informing residents of the Northern Goldfields and the general public that his Factory being replete with every convenience, he is now turning out an article not to be equalled. Mr. Feraud has succeeded in producing AROMATIC TONIC BITTER WINES, ■which are not only agreeable beverages, but also have excellent medicinal qualities. The following is Professor Black's report."University, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand Laboratory.' Class £ eve raff es. November sth, 1875. I have examined for Mr. J. D. Feraud, of Monte Christo, Clyde, Otago, two samples of Aromatic Tonic Bitters, with the following result i No. 827 is a sherry colored, and No. 828 is a port wine red colored liquid; they are both perfectly transparent showing the purity of the water and other substances employed in their manufacture. vTheße two beverages have a Blight acid chemical reaction, and possess an agreeable, cool bitter taste, blended -with a sensation of sweetness, arising from the saccharine matter of the fruit of which they are the fermented extract. j I have also examined the aromatio and other flavoring substances used by Mr. Feraud in their manufacture, and from the proportions in which they are blended -with the fruit wine, they must be pronounced perfectly safe, and free from anything like deleterious I properties. I consider thiß wine, therefore, an agreeable ' and perfectly safe beverage, and when diluted with three or four times their bulk of water, I they will make a good cooling summer drink. JAMES G. BLACK, Provincial Analyst." COLONIAL WINES, CORDIALS, AND SYRUPS. Either in Bulk or Bottle. Orders from any part of the Province punotwJly attended to. J. B, FERAUD,