%httzxttecnxmts. 3 ELIC OF ANTIQUITY! SKELETON OF THE GIGANTIC WINGLESS MO A BIRD. The only Perfect One in. existence—consists of all the Bones of One Bird ! FIRST COMPLETE SPECIMEN PHOTOGRAPHED! ASD COPYRIGHT SECURED 1 The. demand for information concerning this Rational Relic, the existence and habits of 'which was so replete with conjectures.- confused in. controversy, and upon tc7u'c7i,Mu.B. S".-Booth ably contributed a paper—(vide. vol. vii., ' Transactions Neic Zealand Institute,' IS74.)— has determined him to present it to the public—a true photograph of the only Perfect Skeleton yet discovered, articulated by himself, and yet in his x>ossession. The picture Jias been faithfully executed by iMr. L. W. liusch, of Ifaseby, under the pro2)rietor's:>personal supervision. ~.-'- -.-; It. forms a Guide to Scientific, Adjustment! A Valuable Adjunct to the Cabinet of the Student of Natural History I An Unique Curiosity to the. Antiquary I Indispensable to tlx•Album ! • Unequalled as a Present for Home! Unrivalled as an Ornament for the Picture Hall or Library 1 Price , 2s. Cabiset. is. Liberal deductions • to Agents. Collectedand Articulated by Mr. B. S. Booth, Hyde, fOtago. to whom orders for Photographs or Skeletons may-be forwarded, IRON PIPING! IRON PIPING! CANVAS, AND WOODEN FLUIIIXG SUPERSEDED. EORGB ■TTHIESCOTT. GEN EE A L B LA OK'SHITJ , S T. B A T II A N S, Begs to intimate to Proprietors and Mine Managers that he is now manufacturing ■I r on Pi p i n g, SmTABLE FOR SLUICING AND OTHER PURPOSES, At a cost -which will compare favorably -with DunediH prices, While his practical knowledge of Miner's requirenjaiitis enables him to furnish a iuoi'e suitable article than thai imDorted, t . AU orders for making or repairing PIPES. VALVES, JUNCTIONS, "WATERDIRECTORS WITH BALL AND SOCKET JOINT, IRON RIP-" PLES, (BAR AND PERFORATED, ETC.) Will be punctually attended to. Pipes made any length eonv " ,n i enl, for packing, and sent to any part of the country to agreement. a p -wrmi/i ProprSs and m"u.'*S«« ° f 7 worked Mines, to the TTtiu? v al, l^?T r °l the WATBB-DiBECTOu, with ?. 'i a i' Rocket Joint, -which can be attach ._?:?■, Iron Piping, thus altogether dispensing lU J Canvas Hose ; and with full pressure on, a" child of ton years can move it iu any direction. HORSES CAREFULLY AND SKILFULLY SHOD. Hacks, Ss. and. 9s ; Draughts, lis. and 12s. per sot. The settlers of the district are respectfully- informed that they cau get agricultural implements of cli.kinds repaired at the shortest DOtice by a thoroughly competent country Smith. Picks steeled, or laid and steeled, 55.; Points, 3s. per dozen. A good stock of Hardware aud Mining Tools always on hand. - To suit che convenience of the miners and settlers of Blackstono Hill district. G. P. has given instructions for the erection of a Forge at Hills Creek, and a competent- Smith' will attend every Tuesday, prepared to do work of every description, ;' TERMS MODERATE. OALS! COALS ! ! COALS !! ! The old Welshman's Gully Coal Pit stil holds its reputatien of producing the Best and Cheapest Coal in the district. Price, T2s. 6d. per four-horse load. Discount for cash. * JOHN R. JONES, Proprietor. X) HEUMATISM! RHEUMATISM! X J '- ' RHEUMATISM ! G. E. DERMER'S Infallible Remedy for RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO AND GOUT Sold inißotlles—i'ixtures, ss;_Liniment, 2s 6d AT G. E. DERMEE's MEDICAL DISPENSARY, . ■ Princes streefc/Duuedin. (Next to tlie.Baiik of New Dunedih,) ,'.'• The subjoined testimonial is one ; from a number of persons well known in New Zealand, and can be confidently rrferred to :-—. Water of Leith, May 6,1874. j... Mr. G. E. Dermer, —Permit me to boar testimony to the efficacy of your Gout Mixture. .Two doses com= • pletely cured an attack of Rheumatic Gout from wheh I recoutly suffered.—Yours truly, VincextPyk AGENT AT NASEBY, JAMES BROWN, LEVEN STEEET. pHDIAL, LIQUEUR, AND 2ERATED WATER MANUFACTURER. SADDLERY. 0 B E R T HO S IE PRACTICAL SADDLER AND HARNESS- . MAKER, :?.-" Lbtes-steeet, Naseby Opposite the Bank of New St>uth Wales. GKATEFITL—COMFORTING. IPPS'S (BREAKFAST) COCOA. *' By a thoiough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well selected co--soa, Mr. Epps, .. has provided our breakfast ables with a delicately-flavored beverage, a hich may save us many heavy doctors' bills. • : is by the judicious use of such articles of d:< t, that b, constitution may be gradually bi ilt up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us, ready to r attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.".—'The Civil Service Gazette-' -. Made simply witlr boiling water or milk. ■■ = Sold only in packets or tins, labelled— JAMES EPPS & CO., HOMCBCJ'ATHIC CHEMISTS, i LONDON.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume X, Issue 571, 21 August 1880, Page 1
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