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New Zealander, Volume XXI, Issue 2265, 3 November 1864, Page 2

GREAT TRIAL OP PLOUGHS AT THE NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE MEETING A OF THE Royal Agricultural Society of England. July, 1864. RANSOMeT& SIMS Were awarded FOU* FIRST FRIZES at this Trial for their SWING AND WHEEL PLOUGHS. Details of the Award ; The First and Only Prize of - - £ls 0 0 For the Best Swing Plough for General Purposes. Th| nrst and Only Prize of - -£7lO 0 For the Best Swing Plough for Light Land, ihe First and Only Prize of - £7 10 9 For the Best Wheel Plough for Light Land. The First and Only Prize of - - £7 10 0 For the Best Wheel Plough for Heavy Land. No other Finn was awarded more than One Prize. No Prize was given of more than £ls. The Newcastle Prize Ploughs are marked : R.N.E.—For Liyht or Mixed Soil. R.N.F.—General Purposes. Light and Heavy Land. R.N.G.—Heavy Land (Extra Deep Work.) Orders sent direct to the Makers, RANSOMES & SIMS, ORWELL WORKS, IPSWICH, will receive prompt attention. T. PEACOCK, PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, Mathematical and Nautical Instrument Maker, SHORTLAND-STREET. LWAYS on hand a Large and Varied Assort- „ ment of Spectacles—a perfect fit guaranteed. Theodolites and every description of Surveying Instruments on sale, and efficiently repaired on the premises. Just received, Powerful and Portable Achromatic Telescopes, very suitable for Sheep Farmers. On Sale, a very superior brass-bodied Achromatic Telescope, 4-inch object-glass, iripod stand, terrestrial and celestial eye-pieces, &c, &c. Announcement. r B. F. LAST begs to announce his arrival in L Auckland from the Australian Colonies, and that it is his intention to commence his practice as SURGEON DENTIST at the rooms above Mr. Smallfield's Fancy Repository, Queen-street, a lew doors below the New Union Bank, and trusts from his long experience in his profession, both in London and the colonies, to meet with a share of public patronage. A tificial teeth made on the newest principle. Teeth extracted, scaled, and stopped. Hours from 9 a m. to b p.m. October I, 1864. AUCKLAND STEAM PUMP AND BLOCK FACTORY, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET. J. P. OXLEY AND SONS, JN returning thanks to the public for their liberal support, beg to announce that they have introduced ttTEAM and MACHINERY into their business, and are prepared to execute orders entrusted to them with dispat and finish that cannot be surpassed, and hope by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of that support whi.h has been so liberally bestowed. Always on hand Roller and Common Blocks all sizes; Dead Eyes, Pumps, Gear, &c. J. P. OXLEY AND SONS, Custom-house-street. NEWTON STEAM SAW MILLS, SASH, DOOR, AND GENERAL BUILDING MANUFACTORY. G. HOLDSHIP, BUILDER. & TIMBER MERCHANT. HAS al/vays on hand for sale a large quantity of all kinds of Building Materials, at the LOWEST UASH PRICES. Orders left at the Mills, Newton, or at the Office, CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, will be promptly attended to. Tents ! Tents! Tents! ON SALE, by the undersigned, a large quantity of SECOND-HAND TENTS, at very low prices; also a large quantity of second-hand BLANKETS, also remarkably cheap. f " S. ISAACS, '' ~.. High-street, Next door to late Captain Kelly's Coalshed. Trousers! Trousers ! I Trousers!! J G. M. ROBERTSHAW, Shortland-street, opposite the Custom House, Late of 100, Oxford-street, London, NVITES attention to his SUPERIOR STOCK OF TROUSERS, cut upon the most improved principles by first class artistes. Also Coats, Waistcoats, Crimean and Dress Shirts, Silk and Cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs, Collars, Ties, &c, &c. Address—Opposite the Custom House, Shortland-street NOW OPEN ROYAL OYSTER AND SUPPER SALOON, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE DARBY'S HOTEL. REFRESHMENTS AND OYSTERS TILL 12 AT NIGHT. H- ADAMS, PROPRIETOR. The want of such an Establishment has long been felt by the Auckland public, anc l H. A. trusts to meet with a fair share of the public patronage by keeping the best Cuisine in Auckland. Note the Address:— NEAR THE THEATRE ROYAL, AND OPPOSITE DARBY'S HOTEL, QtJEEN-STREET. MONTAGUE & CO.'S GRAND CHRISTMAS LOTTERY FANCY GOODS. MEMBERS AT ss. EACH. ONE HUNDRED PRIZES. Prizes on view AT THEP REMISES, Shoetland-Street. (Next to the New Building erecting for the Q.C.E.)