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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1123, 27 July 1865, Page 1

Skipping Notices. STEAM TO MKLBODRNB. j'-fiu -$■>, rV IiK ROYAL MAIL I STEAMSHIP HERO, 765 Tons Register, Thos. Logan, Commander, Will be despatched from Port Chalmers ON SATDEDAY, the 29th JULY. Tbe steamer Golden Age will leave the Jetty at 2 o'clock to convey passengers on board free. . For Freight or passage, Apply to BRIGHT BROTHERS and CO, Stafford street. NOTICE TO SHIPPEKB PER HEEO, FoB MELBOURNE. |-^-«|K mHB LIGHTER Is now receiving Cargo at the New Jetty. BRIGHT, BEOS, and CO., Agents. For Sale. IRONMONGERY! ISONMONGKRY! ! i^EEAT BARGAINS are now being offered in etery description of HABDWARE AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, A T _T HOM AS JACKBO N'S, Peinces Street Cuttiho. Szgl~ The Lease of the Premises and adjoining Land for Sale. T> ATE S, SIB E, AND CO., ■*-* (Late Stanjokd and Co.), IMPORTEhS OF AMERICAN MERCHANDISE, Have on SaleKerosene oil Lamps, chimneys, &c. Kerosene stoves, Hddy'c patent American cooking and healing stoves Fairbanks scales Finger's Sewing Machine* Pliiiirg machines Patent wool presses Wildcr'ssafe* Picks, shoveK axes, &c. Pick and nxe handles Ships' blocks, and oars 15 unties and harness White ash and white oak for carriage work Chairs, clothes wringers, &c. Doors and sashes Tobacco, 10a and J lbs lobsters, oystf rs, and salmon Borden'a extract of coffee Do coudeneed milk Apple jelly. Ate, he, &c. Bond sthekt. HENRY WORM HAS ON SALE— Port wine and sherry, various, in bulk Sherry, 1 dozen cases, Cousen's, Ponce de Leon, and Duff Gordon's Port wine, 1 dozen case, Offley'a and Gntham'a Fine old port, 1 dozen cases, bottled by Pand<man and Co., London Medium old port, 1 do do do do do do Fine palfl sherry, 1 do do do F. W. Cousen's do. Opposite Post Office, Jetty street. TO CIVIL ENGINEERS. FOR SALE.—I Level and Staff—complete ; by Troughtou and Simmi. Apply to DAY and MIEVILLE, TMOfi SALE.— COKE, AT £3 158 PER TON. 1 Ton equal to 2 Tons of Coal. Orders left at the Oaa Office. Rattray street;, or the Gas Works, will receive immediate attention. The price of Coke has been reduced from £4 10a to £3 15j per ton, deliverable in accessible portions of the City, so as to bring this valuable and economical fuel wittdn tbe reach of all classes. For houEehold purposes One Toa of Coke is equal to Two Tons of the best screened Newcastle Coal, and as there is little ash, no sparks, and no smoke arising from the uae of Coice, it will be found cleaner, safer, and more comfortable than any other fuel. I Coke will produce a permanent clear fire, of intense heat, suitable for all purpoaes, whether used on a KLAT HBAETH, OR IV ANY DESCRIPTION OF STOVE, GRATE, OR KITCHEN RANGE;and can be used with great advantage mixed with Wood or Coal or both. Throughout Kurope nnd the Colonies, Coke is not only extensively used for "fceneral household purposes; but frinvariublpused in Club Hou*es, Hotels, Restaurants, Jifdlway Station?, and other nstitutions where t xtensive cookery is carried on or trretit uea t requiredEXPERIIfiVOKD COOKSou LAUNDRESSES ALWAYS ADVoCACE THE VbE OF COKE; But ordinary domestics, not understanding it- u:c and findiDg that it, CANN«»T BK WS'fKD. Frequently unier-rate its value, until inadecoeni sant of the /:,reat savin? to them in labor attending tbe use of Coke for household fuel. Coke is specially prepared for Go!'! and Iron smelting purposes, or Jor malting, nt £5 per ton. Coke has recently been used with prenc success by Engine Smiths, where heavy forgings are required. Coke Bags must in all instances be returned on delivery of the Coke; otherwise, Is 6i each will be charged. Coke can be obtained of Mr Gibson, (late of M'iicoci aud Gibson,) and of tbe principal Coa Merchants : and order* left at this Office either for Coke, Wood Preserving Tar, or a supply of Gas, will receive immediate attention. INSTRUCTIONS FOE BURNING COKE :— Coke requires mo'e draft, if used alone, than coal or wood. If mixed with coal or wood, or both, the fire should be thoroughly kindled, and ; the Coke then placed on the fire. As a rule, it ig better for the Coke to be in rather small pieces, as otherwise it will not so readily ignite, ana when ignited, the fire becomes too fierce. FOKTsaLb, a Large iioat. Apply to F., back of Grant's Boarding House, Atbol place, sharp I OF FIRST-CLASS t