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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume X, Issue 571, 21 August 1880, Page 4

■: : LASGO W- HOTEL AN© .PIE .:-■•■• '.' HOUSE, ■•;•■'.-, : . •-",. Princes Stbetst, Dunedin. Visitors, from the country -will find this House convenient for early trains, steamers, and coaches. . - _'Excellent Accommodation has. been proTided for families on the ground floor. ": One ofAlcoek's Best Billiard Tables. JOHN DONALDSON, >OOT DEALERS, MI!N T EKS, & GENERAL' STOREKEEPERS. , Axe Warned agTinst buying Milling G-um Boots, gotup to resemble the manufacture of the North. British. Rubber ; Company, and so closely oopiedv 'both in name and appearance, as to deceive all but the most careful pureha-Allthe-Roots ;manufaetured by. the North 'British Rubber Oampahy bear oa'the "beer and instep the words "North British Rubber Company, Edinburgh," and inside the thigh are stamped with the seal of the Company—-a-pair qf-scales, suspended from a dagger. ■ ; : V'.. njeill Amx po.,"V', Bond street,Dunedin. Sole-'Agents for the North British Rubber.: Company/ ~ te.jn.s' ; '.;;; f 1 1HE Undersigned have for Sale — : ■■■■■'■>■' '; 1 i')'/ \ 'j Z. . White Clover, ...„ . : Ked Clover, -.;--.; ■--;•.: : -.', "'.' : - Alsike, ' ;: '-■ > ■'■• '<-.:>•: .-)■-.' '",' *" : ,:.'oow Qjcassf--' :'' -" '.,•.;! ■■.;•.■,-.■ ,-■ '■'■'' . ■:■: Timothy, &c:, &c. -■.;/•■ i;" ' - Turnip Seed,.limported and; colo ; - nial-grown, ■.-.-. •'•■'_■: Rape; Seed,, and Mangold. We have, at considerable expense, imported a .•;•--.-; EED CLEANING MACHINE 1 .and.farmers, can have machine cleaned grass ' _ ■ ■ -.. ;:;; : ..-.;■.: seea ' - -••■•'■'■■:- ■- ,- : - : ,'":;":!/ -Dpnt use Dirty Seed I "' ' ;SHEEP NETS, WOOhPACKS, AND .CORNSACKS I *. We. can offer a bargain in this line,." haying [secured'some-slightly damaged. They" will be sold 'cheap!"- - ; .. ■■ .- Blue Stone; . ._, I Eencing : Wire's, .No: 6 to - 10,' .cheaper -' , . . than ever •, Cambridge' Rollers ; : Fanners'; : ". Cahooh's Hand Broadcast Sowing Ma- ,''.' chines; Mitchell's' Grain and Grass Sow- ' ing' Machines, for sowing Turnip Seed ;; ",. Broadcast^—it is acknowledged that an immense saving can be made by using n them. ~■:-; -.-.: . I 'y. - ■ : '. ;. •W. G-. Murray andCo's; Double Furrow ..' .Ploughs—cheap. • : . have some extras on hand. r - ■ We are Agents for. N. Eprayth and Co.'s Rope ; Supplies; on hand. v KIM MO AND. BLAIR, V CUSTOMS, FORWARDING. AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,- ;■ "Erine-es Btreet. so u t ii, DITNSDIN. . ' '■'■'-■'-■ lo iriehSO '" : ■■--'■■'■ - ; m tm 1 R.O B INSON ANI)-; 6'■&,' . PRINCES STREET SOUTH, GUANOAND BONE DUST, Finest Qualities at Reduced R-rte '■'■/.' /.LITTLE GEM'WASHER, the-most Effective, Simplest, and Cheapest ;-:- ■ -Washing, Machine invented. Will fit anv size or. shape tub, ; ; ... 'AvOOb PRESSES '(SPEEDY'S PATKNT); These P/esses are worked with Ratchet Lever ■:;, and rope, are very simple in construction, eisi'y worked by two men, uuck in.'small compass.for shipment; -will press equal to any screw press, and very low in cost. BROADOAST SEED SOWER—HAND, Sows from 4 to 8 acres per hour, at a common walking gait. Will sow wheat, oats, bnr'ey, hemp, rye, tiirwip, grass seed,.&c. ; ;•' "■ ..PRTOS •-.; 60s. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AND MACHIThe Laigest and Best Assorted Stock in New Zealand. Illustrated Catalogues and PW-, ■'•'■-■'Application-. " . . Address-^— T. KGBLXSON: AND pO„ l'riiices street soutli,