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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4175, 6 July 1875, Page 4

BIFSINESS WOTIU.KS. TTVOBm & CO., COACH-PUILDERS, S\) Octagon, and Stuart atreflt, HAVE FOB SALE— Double Buggies, of various styles Extension-top Phaetons Queen's Phaeton, with child's seat iWily Expresses adapted for tosvn and country use. Also, TO ABKWE per CRUBADEB, from New York: Buggies, specially selected for this market by our * own agents there. ■ GAS FITTINGS. tITILLIAM OOUSTON, T.V IRONMONGER, RA.TTRAY STREBT, Is now lauding, ex Andrew Ueid, a fresh supply of Gas ..-, ~ Fittings, comprising— Gasitliers, 2, 3, 4, and 5 lights; Gas Pendants, 1 and 2 lights, stiff and sliding'; Harp Pendants and Hall Lights, Gas Brackets—newest puttern—scroll and plain, single, double, aud treble Joint; Gas Pillars, 22 to 24 in.; Portable Gas Pillars, for writing tables; Argand Burners, Globes, &c, which he will sell at greatly i educed prices. Gas anil Water laid on by experienced hands, and every deferiptton of Tinware made to order. Importer of every description of Gasfltters', Plumbers', aud Bcllhanjtcrs* Materials. Eattray street, Dunedin. 4ju G~ ROTES BROTHERS, CARRIAGE BUILDERS, High street, Dunedin. Doable andl single seated buggies Waggonettes Basket photons . Tilbury, Broughams, and ■ Landaus, . Always on hand, and of the most secure construction COACH NOTICE. MRS STEADMAN'S COACH leaves Woihoto tnke note! at 8 a.m., passing through Reliance, East Taieri, arriving at the Junction Hotel at 8.30, Saddle Hill, Green Island, arriving in Dunedin at 10 o'clock. Leaves at 4 sharp for Waibola. IJosgiel. and-West Tnieri Coach leaves Gridiron Hotel, Princes street, at 8.30 a.m , calling at the Bull ana Mouth, MacJnggan street. Leaves West Taieri, at i o'clock. Dunodin parcels punctually delivered. B f J. STEADMAN. jarsic saloon. PKIXCKS &IBKKI KOItTII, DUKEIMX. CHAR Li" S BE G G Desires to intinmtothat he has received several extensive deliveries of PIANOS, HARMONIUMS, CORNETS, SAXHORNS, ■. DRUMS, VIOLINS, CONCERTINAS, And other .Muskstf Instruments. THfe STOcToF PIANOS I* very complete, containing a choice aelection of instruments by the best makers, manufactured specially for his trade, and guaranteed by the several firms, including those of Collord, Broadwood, Kirkmun, Erard, Allison, Bord, and others^ : C. Bj wishes to introduce-Allison's " London Model," just rcceived-^a Piano- in handsome roseivood c»ae, and carefully iinished, at an exceedingly moderate price. The Showrooms now afford a selection of the Alexandra's "BroaOTecd" Harmoniums, built upon the most improved principle, and possessing a sweetness of tone aud capacity of expression, which havegaiued for these makes a high reputation. Parties forming Bands and Orchestral Societies are invited to ii spect thestoclt of Windami String Instruments, which will be found very repJefe and moderate in price. ' ■ ', .'. Amoiigtt the recent delivericsare"oMl copy" Violins, Anglo-German and Eng i»b Concertinas, Futinas, Jfetmnoa cs, Dlgitoriuaia, sonic very superior Violin Strings arid Bowsi Flutes, Clarionets, Pitch-pipe Charms, Tuning Forks, and other trade parapherniilia. . TlioPiiblisliing Dopnrtnjent has «ioen refrealiedby laiTje a'lUitions of all the more popular Pieces and \ Songs, Boosey'a and ChapiHiU's M^igazinea and Books, llctzler'B and Cock's publications. Second-hand Pianas returned from hire are frequently on band, at grent'y reduced prices; also., a quantity of soiled Music, at haif-price. May, 1875. THE WHEELER and WILSON THE ONLY SEWING MACHINE Warranted to give satisfaction. 9 . ' .' ' __ Reasons why the Wheeler and Wilson Sowing Machine j is far superior to tbj Singer J The W. and W. win do more work and do it better The W. and W. is much more durable; it will-last a lifetime, and run for years without repair The W. and W. is easier to work j The W. and W. is not so liable to get out of order The >y. anil W. ha 3no cog-whjels to wear away and break ' 1 The W. and W. has no heavy machinery to tire and weary, the feet ' The W. and W. is more simple in action 1 The W. and W. has less wear and tear The W» and W. is better finished i, The W. and W. has been awarded more prizes a The W. and W. is American made, the Singoris not. • :'i ■"■''■ Beware of Imitations. JAS. WALLS, Ironmonger, Princes street, Sole Agentforthe Genuine Wheeler and Wilson Sewing . ilachines. . .'.:.■. . 24m IW"ORTH AND BOODLLAK CABINETMAKERS AND IMPORTERS, Have just, received their First Large Shipment BOSEWOOD AND WALNUT PIANOS, : . ■ By celebrated makers. Comprising, amongst others BKOADWOOD'S TRICHORD PIANOS KiBKMAN'S TRICHORD PIANOS * ALLISON'S TRICHORD PIAMO And other Pianos by well-known maker*. .■ '. '. :' ■.• . Also, - .. • . : Have accepted tho Sole Agency for New Zealand o [ . : ■ NBWXON, WILSON, AND COZS ir <•''■' Celebrated ' LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWINa MACHINE '...'. Comprising— 3 Mproved Mswhine3 on " Singer's " principle s Improved Machines on "Wheeler ana Wilsons principle Improved Machmes on " Wilcox and GibVa" prindp iWother with a largo quantity of Hand Lock-atik '• Machines, the cheapest a»d best flniiihcd in Use Colon. The above Machines ttte so simple in their consbru i, tion that any person can use tliem, \ritoout previo instruction^ . ■ Prices, from £2166 to £7 10s. ! * Just Landed— FULL SIZE BILLIARD TABLES, On Massive Walnut Frames, vritii Patent Indi , ''..'".,■" rubber Cusbes. Billiard BslU, Cues, Tins, Chalk, Pockets, sad oth f urnlshuigs fox TabiKk, '....'... Also, A large quantity of supratae ENQUSU-fiIADE VENETIAN ASSJSD3, All sizes, c ".•";,' iLnd every other description of >' FURNITURE FOB THE DINING-ROOM; DBA* " ING-ROOM, AND BED-SOOM. . The Largest and Best Selection of CARPETS AND FLOOR CLOTHS in the Colony, at NORTH AND SCOULLiE FURNISHINQ WAREHOUSE, Rattrat Strkct, Duicsuw. 29ns BOOT FACTORY. FY RE B BROS. ■ BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS ' GEORGE STREET ASO FORTH PLACE, NORTH DUNKDIN. TV REE BROS, v AJjo Manufacturu ov «ry Jencriptiou ol Uppers for tfa Trade, from Kiylish, French, and Colcnisl Leatliers, at the lowest possible *7 price, fur Cosh. ? r J\ R. M. D. MURPHY, <i His )I SI'IWROS, ArOTUIWARY, AKD ACCOUCHKUR, !T . • ■ ' . •' )f May he consulted nt liv Rp-iitlcnce, m R O C H DALE HOUSE, Jj MOKAY PLACX, DUXEMS. U Hours of Attendance:—lo to 11 a.m., 2to 3 pan., mi "3 tottp.ni. Via in • PATENT WEOTJGHT NXU&, ~ J J. OORDis AND CO., tP » the Potentees sod Sole Manttftudmmas of Uu well-known Patent Wrought Jiails.couicionljr knowa ** . "EWBANK'S N-AIIflv" >P desire to mako it known tliat the/ b&-tt> adogted i - •' Star" or " Craw" as their Trade Mark, itml that »l L nails now mads and sent out by them, except clasp, bea: tlila mark upon their heiub, and that within »»»] package sent from their works is also placed a can bearing their nune and address. Any naiU, therefore, which are not distinguished s v* above must not be confounded with i- "EWBANK'S NAILS." the quality of which is so well appreciated as being fa >'• superior to that of any other make. "' DOS WOR«CS:-NE\rPOIST. MOimOUTHSUIBE ENGLAND. - rnHE OOSPEL OAK IB(W ANI JL GALVANISED IltON ANB WluE COMPANY. )v HION MANUFACTUIiEItS AXD GALVANISERS. •* First Brand, ) f Second Brand, i «G. AiicJiorO.' VTraiib MinKs.■{ "Eagle." . HrstQuaUty. ) ( Eagle yiiafity. Ti>cUutH>ul Uak in the oldest luiuiutneturu of tlol V vunisuil Iron in Kiigi -ml. 'Itio original Gnlvtuiis* ' Tiiiuwl ln«i was lirrit ma.lc i»t tlieic Works in th j-uiir I*l2. This lr«n »l>h.fn«d tlsa- Priao Med.il fo " "uxrcluMt iiuality" »t the CSruat l-Lv,liiLiitioii ok" lb(»i it being tho only prizo incJnl awarded in the trade. The price is now greatly reduced. Works—Gospel Oak Iron Works Tipton. Mitre Worlcs, Wolverliain]>toi>. Kegcut's Canal, Limclmuso, London. Waroliouso—sll. t'ppcrl'liiimcs street. London. Export office—ll9 Cannon, street, Loudou. 14j