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Otago Daily Times, Issue 827, 16 August 1864, Page 7

Miscellaneous PERMANENT WAYS. MESSRS. ». RUTTER and COMPANY'S Patent Improvements and Economy in the Construction of Permanent Ways for, Railroads, 'fie, &c, dispensing with ca-t metal chairs, transverse sleepers, keys and pins, also Barlow a costly fish plates. By adopting this principle a saving ia cuttings, embankments, ballasting, viaducts and bridges, is realised. On this principle a double-headed rail, 84tb the lineal yard, is i educed to 60 to the ya.nl und a , saving of L'2oo per single line a mile, or L2OI>,UUO for every hundred miles is effected. For particulars apply to ■ ■ _ . „ t ,t MESSRS. R. RUTfER and COMPANY, . Consulting and Civil Engineers, Queen street, Brisbane, Queensland. MESSRS. R. BUTTER and COMPANY' 3 Patent, improvements and. Economy in the Construction of Permanent Way for _ Kailroads. The principle of this system consists of transverse, rolled malleable iron sleepers, rolled iron checks or keys, fitting both sides of a double : hea-ied rail, and resting on the upper shoulder, raises the rail from its seat which revents abrasion, no holes are drilled through rails to weaken them, ami the screws are so plied as to require no nuts to them. For particulars, apply to MESS US. R. RUTTEftand COMPANY, Consulting and Civil Engineers, Queen street, Brisbane, Queensland. ft/fESSRSi RUTTER and COMPANY .LS_L Patent. Improvements and Economy, the Construction of Permanent Way for ailroads, longitudinal principle, entirely of rolled malleable iron, bed plates. The rail supported without resting on tha bottom prevents abrasion, - no coatings are required, and screw bolts applied without nuts. This invention has met with great . success in the East India Railways, for durability, economy, and ,easy miming.. For particulars, apply to, , MESSRS. R. RUTTER and COMPANY, . Consulting and Civil Engineers, Queen sfcreet, Brisbane, Queensland. - MESSRS. R. RUTTER and COMPANY'S Improvements and Economy in the Construction of fastening the Joints, and termed in the specification, slide joint ami dowel fastener. The adoption of this plan is in the junction of the rail*, or joints, dispensing with Barlow's costly fish, plates, and less than onequarfcer the cost per mile. The single or double beaded or flat bottoraed.rail, is perfectly safe and smooth afc the joints on this principle, and cap be used for the transverse sleeper road, if required. This (nove.ty joint), as stated by fhe Engineer, has been proved tb afifc better than the fish plates, and is very simple in its construction. For particulars, apply to MESSRS R. RUTTER and COMPANY, Consulting and Civil Engineers, Queen street, Brisbane, Queensland. MESSRS. R. RUTTER and COMPANY'S Patent Single, Double or Threefold rolled iron girder, only 7§ inches in depth, for fiat top openings, and is admirably adapted for cattle creeps, wheu embailkments are vory low, nofc allowing of sufficient height for brick or stOirc arches above 175 spans of 12 and 15ft, now have been done on the East India Railway, daily carrying engines from 30 tons to 40 tons in weight; exclusive of carriages aud roiling stock, &c, &c. For particulars, apply to * MESSRS. R. RUi'TER and COMPANY, Consulting and Civil Engineers, Queen street, Brisbane Queensland. BEWARE OF INJURIOUS IMIT _TIONS OF BEETHAM'S HAIR FLUID, Of World-wide Reputation. UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE. Haib Restored and Gkeyness Prevented. BEETHAM'S CAPILLARY HAIR FLUID is now used hy most ofthe ladies and gentlemen afc the Court of her Majesty, and thousands of the aristocracy and gentry. 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I bave the greatest confidence in the efficacy of the Fluid as a restorer of the hair. I sball thank you to send me one lis bottle as early tis possible for the enclosed amount. I shall lose no opportunity of recommending it to other parties simiarly situated. " Yours, respectfully, "Thos. Dbiveb. " To Messrs Jewsbury and Bro wnj Manchester." "St. Albans, 20th March, 1861. " Sib—l feel I ought to write and tell you of the excellent qualities of your Cora Plaster and Hair Fluid. They are undeniable in their effects. V ours are the only advertisements I ever met with where the articles advertised equal, and that thoroughly, the promises given in their use. This unusual truthfulness induces me to write this. Your obedient servant, " C. "To Mr Beetham." " Stonecliffe House, Christchurch, 7th May. 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Dunedin, in ordar that registration may be effected before 26th August current, in terms of the said Ordinance. '! he attention of medical men throughout the Province of Otago is particularly directed to clauses 10 and 19 of the'aforementioned Ordinance. In terms of clause 15, a fee of five pounds must be deposited with the diploma. ALFRED F; OSWIN, * ; Registrar. Medical Board Office, ._«__. Dunedin, llth August,.lß64. 3700.