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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7265, 13 October 1891, Page 4

Donaghy's Binder Twines. 1881. 1884 1835 1886 187. B8 1889 1890. 1891 Tho Abovo Pyramids Roprctont tho YEARLY INCItE V*E in Output of Twiao S noo First Year of Manufac;uro, Thr Fom-owino Ark Oun VAmoos Qualities : — No. 1, PRIZE MEDAL MANILLA; No. % MIXED TWINE (Manilla and Picked NZ- Flax); No 3, NZ) FL\X]\ All these Twines are Speo'ally Propaied by Our Improved Hookling, Drawing and Spinning Maohinery, whioh has oost over C20.000, Thoy are all Djublu UjoIiJ, ail Pineal by tho L'^jat t, "Chook Nipper, ' } ■o av to ensure regularity in Streugth and Evonnosi, Wo put out SIX HUNDRED xlND SIXTY-FIVE TONS LAST SEASON! AH of whioh izavo entire latiRfaotion, Absolute reliance oan be placed on its working in any nuohine without broakago, or oaujing any stoppig « wh^tovor. In con»equence of tho extended area of crop, thoro will be a Urgo demand this season. As twine doterlora^ei if kopt over one soison, wo ilo nafc ;mko more thau wo luvo Advauoe Orders for. Farmers are therefore advised to GIVE AGENTS THEIR ORDERS EARLY So at to oniuro getting our Twlneii $gT The Quality of each BALL is either stamped on the outside or on a Ticket attached to every BALL thus : "Manilla," "Second Quality," "N.Z. Flax,"_^i OTAGO STEAM ROPE AND TWINE WORKS, DUNEDIN.

rjlRY FAMILTON'S PACKOO TEA, 2s, •*• Unequalled. Try Familton's ROLL BACON. Dofios Competition. Try Familton's COLONIAL WINES. Imported direct from Penfold and Brucho, Pcnfold's Old Port, at 36s. Pcnfold's MuBcadino, at 34s. Pcnfold's Frontignao, at 30s. Bruchc's Claret (pints), at 20s, JAMES FAMILTON, GENERAL MERCHANT, Ham and Baconj.Curor, OAM-»R0.

13LUNDED TEAS. /CEYLON TKAS 1^ XNDIAN TEAS

The now well-known line of ROYAL BLENDED TEAS having been beforo tho Public for screral years, and having, during that time, given the most unqualified satisfactiou, I beg to submit a full list of tho various qualities «iold under that brand, which is as follows : CONQUEROR.— A Good Family Tea, being a blend of China and Indian Teas. Prico : 2s per lb, DEFIANCF —A First-class Family Tea, being & blend of Ceylon, Indian, and China Teas. This is a very Favorite Tea, and is moreindemand than njiy other tea. Price, 2s 4d per lb. EXTRA.— A Specially Fine Tea, being a Blend of tho Choicest Teas of Ceylon, Jndia, and China. Prico, 2s 8d per lb. SPECIAL.— An Unrivalled Tea, being a blend of tho Finest Indian and Coy lon Teas only- Prico, 3s por lb. CEYLON TFA.— For thoso desiring an Unblended Tea, I havo a Grand Assortment of Pure Ceylon Teas on Ba'c. Price, 3s per lb. INDIAN TEA.— Tho Finest Qualities of the Favorite Assam and other Indian Teat always in stock. Price, 3s per lb ■ A. J. S. HEM)LAND1 Thames Street Oamahd]

'llTARSHALL, SONS, AND CO-'S uX Prize Steaai THRASHING MACHINERY. . Awarded over iJ50 Prizo Medals. Awatdcd Prizes at all tho competitive trials of tho Royal Agricultural Society of England held since 1867, at which their classes of machinery were tested. Before that time thoy did not compete Awarded First Prizo of L40, at last great trials under tho Society for Finishing Thrashing Maehinoy. PORTABLE TRACTION AND VERTICAL ENGINES, THRASHING MACHINES, And all Reserve Parts, in Stock andjjto arrive Orders for Season 1892 now being ioceived. Early applic&cion requested to enable machinery to bo booked aud reserved accordingly. F. R. MANNING, Aof-'NT, Wulkcr Street, Duncdin. jy6

NOTICE. 1%/TRS R. J. HINKLEY, late of tho **" Imperial Hotel, Herbert, begs to thank the Public for their past patronage, As Mns Hinklev has opened tho late Shamrock Hotel as a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, she hopes to recoivo a. fair share of public patronage in tho future ; and that with modetate charges and attention and civility hopes to morit the same. All Beds and Meals One Shilling Por week m per agreement. Good Stabling for horses at Moderate Charges. Free stabling for country visitors MRS R. JTHXNKLEY, 1 I.Shamrock Boarding Hoosb Oamaru.