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North Otago Times, Volume V, Issue 90, 9 November 1865, Page 2 (Supplement)

Dunediu Advertisements.

TEETH!

ly/T R ALFRED BOOT, SURGEON & MECHANICAL DENTIST, Has succeeded in obtaining further assistance, and making other arrangements, through which he will be enabled to supply ARTIFICIAL TEETH at a considerable reduction, and to give more a t tention to the OPERATIVE DEPARTMENT, the charges for which he will also be able to reduce. Farley's Building's Princes-street, DUNEDIN.

A CHIARONI, PICTURE-FRAME AND LOOKING-GLASS MANUFACTURER, George-street (opposite the European Hotel), DUNEDIN. Importer of Gilt Chimney, Cheval, and Toilette Glasses ; also, a varied assortment of Steel Engravings, framed and loose. PICTURE-FRAME MOULDINGS, Gilt, Rosewood, Walnut, Maple, Oak, &c. \* COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. \*

A GRIOULTURAL SEEDS ON SALE, BY LAW, SOMNER AND CO. ;— PEAS— Grey, or Parti-idge Large Egyptian White Field CARROT— White Belgian Large Altrmgham CHICORY, lar»c rooted CABBAGE, large Drumhead CLOVERS— Trifolium repens, or White Dutch Clover „ pratense, or Red „ ,, hybrid um, or Alsilre ,, ,, incarnatum, or Scarlet „ ,, pratense perenne, Cowgrass, or Perennial Red Clover „ minus, or Suclriin. Clover Mclilotus leucantha, or Bokhara Clover Medicago satiga, Lucern, or Alfalfa „ lupulina, Trefoil, or Hop Clover Hedysarium procumbens, or Maltese Clover Lotus corniculatus, or Birds'-ibot -Trefoil- _ „ major, or large „ „ „ vdlosus GRASSES— Achillca millefolia, or Yarrow Agrostis stolouifera, or Creeping Bent Grasa ,, vulsa-ris, or Common „ Aira coespitosa, or Tufted Hair Grass Alepecurus agrostis, or Slender Foxtail „ pratensis, or Meadow Foxtail Anthoxanthuni odoratum, or Sweet Vernal Grass Avena elatior, or Tall Meadow Oat Grass '„ flavescens, or-Yellow „ Bromus unioloides, or Californiau Prairie Grass Cynodon daetylon, Couch, or Creeping Dog'stooth Grass, th<? very finest for Lawns Cynosurus cristatus, or Crested Dogstail Dacylis glomera'ta, or Cocksfoot Festuca duriuscula, or Hard Fescue „ heterophylla, or Various Leaved Fescue „ loliacea, or Darnel Spiked Fescue „ ovina, or Sheep Fescue ,, pratensis, or Meadow Fescue „ rubra, or Red Fescue ■ „ tenuifolia, or Slender Fescue Holcus lanatus, or Meadow Soft Grass (Colonial grown) Lolium Italicum, or Italian Rye Grass (Colonial grown) „ perenne, or Perennial Rye Grass (Colonial grown) Onobrychis sativa, or Sainfoin Panicum gei'manicum, or Hungarian Millet Grass Phleum pratense, Timothy, or Catstail Grass Plantago lanceolata, or Rib Grass (Colonial grown) Poa nemoralis, or Wood Meadow Grass „ pratense, or Smooth „ ,, trivialis, or Rough „ „ seratina, or Fowl „ Spergula pilifera, an Alpine plant for grass plots Mixed Grasses, for permanent pasture „ „ for improving old pasture Finest Mixed Grasses, for Lawns, Cricket Grounds, &c. MANGEL WURSEL— Long Red „ „ Elvetham „ Yellow Globe Orange, Red, and Yellow White, or Sugar Beet -, MAIZE, ninety day PARSLEY, for sheep RYE, for green fodder SERRADILLA, a substitute for Vetches TARES, or VETCHES— Golden and Grey.

FOR SALE.— English, Newcastle, and Smithy COALS. COKE, best quality for Smelting. Newcastle Slack Coals, siiitable for Lime Burning, to be sold cheap. • • J. & D. FINDLAY, Successors to J. Morley & Co.,' Suart-st., Dunedin. ,