Building Materials. i TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER JD OYS E, MUD IE AND CO, '"'■ " ■ ■ • ■• ■;'» LATE '" . - BELL, RAE AND CO., DUNEDIN TIMBER YARD, PRINCES '.'.'..'.' STREET SOUTH, ■ • And •-...-. PLANET SAW MILLS, CUMBERLAND ~,..... STREET, Hare on Hand, and for Sale, the following j Building Materials— j 150,000 ft red pine, all sizes and lengths j 100,000 ft hardwood, 3, 4, and 5x2 10,000 ft clear pine 20,000 ft shelving, 9in, llin, and 12in wide ' ■ 30,000 ft T and G lumber 2O,oooft6xlJTandG j 20,000 ft 6xl, T and G 20,000 ft 6 x $ T and G 20,000 ft 6x|T and G 20,000 ft 6 x 4 T and G 30,000 ft 7in dressed weatherboards 30,000 ft 7in rough weatherboards 30,000 4ft laths 20,000 sft palings 80,000 shingles Baltic and spruce deals, archetraves, mouldings, sashes, doors, casements, and skirtings Any quantity of £in rough lining boards Galvanised iron, 24 and 26 guage Ridging and spouting Posts and rails HURDLES. HURDLES. HURDLES. Good, sound, hardwood hurdles, 5s each Morticing and Tenoning, Grooving and Tonguing, Planing, Sawing, &c, &c, &c, for the trade. All orders punctually attended to, and at the Lowest Cash Prices. ' ROYSE, MUDD3 AND CO. ALLAN GA L T AND CO., OCTAGON TIMBER AND SLATS YABD, DUNKDItf. Building; Materials of every Description. Ironmongery. IRONMONGERY! IRONMONGERY!! GEE AT BARGAINS are now being offered in eiery description of .HARDWARE AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, AT TH OiM AS JACKBO N'S, Pbinces Stbeet Cutting. Qgif* The Lease of the Premises and adjoining Land for Sale. TO WOEK BY HAND OR POWKB. TTYDRAULIC PRESSES All sizes, for JlI merchants and packers, stuff and cloth finishers, printers, paper makers, oil millers, leather dressers, tobacco manufacturers, hop Jealers, flax spinners, thread manufacturers, an? for all purposes requiring steady, powerful prei-.. sure. ' ••■.■■ Manufactured by JOHN BINGLEY and CO., Harper street Foundry, Kirkgate, Leeds. Hydraulic presses generally on hand. Prepared leathers,and all articles required for prompt execution of repairs nnd removals. ; 8 team engines, mill-work, machinery, and all kind* of ei.gineerinEr and ironfounderfc' work. Opera Glasses, &o. BO RRO W'B QLASBES for the opera, field, camp, and sea; unsurpassed for brilliancy and power. Equal to any other Binoculars at double the price. Larger siza and power, £6 6s ; smaller, £3 13s o<l (sling eases); in aluminium, incredibly light, 10 and 14 Guineas. HIGH-POWER RIFLE TELESCOPES, As used at the National Rifle Association Meeting, Three, Five, Six, ami Nine Guineas each. Naval, Deer-Stalking, and Recoriuoitering Telescopes, best quality, Two, Pour, and Six Guineas each. Opiniohs "ot ran Kksush Pbeso. Athenffium.—" The Malvern Ulasa must be falu&ble toauyman." Illustrated' London Newa.—"Admirably adapted for deer-stalkers, yachtsmen,.and sportsmen." Bell's lifeI.—" Best binocular telescope yet Inrented." ...... Field.—"Most compact, accurate and powerful" Army nnd Navy Gazette.—" One of the best." Volunteer Service Gazette. —" Beaatifullj finished binoculars." . ■ Gentlemen,. f iu order to save delay, should enBlose remittance. ' _ m _ , Address—V7. and J. BURROW, MaJvero, England.^ . • . ' , Cautioh. —Messrs Borrow do not guarantee the quality of any glasses that do not bear their* -nama and address. ~ . - ■ REjOONNOITR-KR" GLASSs IQs lOd, post free, stows distinctly windows and doors of bouses ten miles off, Jupiter's moons, &,<*■", &c. ••- s a landscape glass, is valuable for twenty-five miles. " The Beconnoit'rer v very good."—Marquia of Carmarthen. "A most useful glass."—Lsrd Gifford, Ampney. "It elves me- complete satisfaction, and is wonderfully lood."—Sfrßigby Caylsy, Bromptoh, York. "I Sever before met an article that so completely aaswered the recommendatiou of its maker, nor a zlass combining so much power, for its size, with ■w much clearness.*- F. H. Fawkea, Ksq.» oi Parnley,,;" Quito *» powerful asthat for which I gave L 5 ss?'— Major Starkey, WxenburyHail. Nantwiteh.' " I have found it effective oa the 1000 vardSjrauge."—Capt. Send&y, J&oyai Small Arms Factory, Enfield. "We cave caremuy tried It, arid found it fully eqaa. to many which hod coat more than four times its price." F*dd.> " What inten-Jingtourists will now start-wx^noat such an indiDpensable companion to a-plowuM tAor-Xotes and Queries. To -Leech,- HuU, York; Sheffield, Bradford, Liverpool, and Man-' -Chester, only lto 2d. The Hythe Glass.ahowg bullet marks at 1000 yards, and men »t three Ss, S 318 W. /Tn^abOTe glasses aw ooly to^W'Udl direct tram SALOM and CO* 88, Ptinow rtrnW XdinmuKk Wo ««»«*>
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1168, 29 September 1865, Page 3
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