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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4267, 21 October 1875, Page 3

PKINCES STREET .WIDENING. TPHTiI CITIZENS' COMMITTEE i i desire to call special attention to the jddgnient >ivcn by Hiß Honour Mr Justice Williams in the above. xißtter, and Io point out that the ilanse Keserve ;enants have giTrn notice of appeal against this jud>;neiit. It will, therefore lie necessary that the Comnittee be placed in Fund^, io order t>i their being prepared to carry the «#e to a sucees^ul »-sue. Mr E Hunt, the elector, will call rcpon the Citizens or the puipose of obtaining mbscriptKins, and the Committee hope the Citizens will respond iiberally. By order of Commits. gJ& mnWf [50 _ Cliairmau. DIPLOMA AND UEBAJu OF MESfT, For Excellence of Exhibits, eorsferred by the Jurors of the [NTERNiM?IONAL EXHIBITION AT YIEKXA, 1874. riIHE MOSGTEL WOOLLEN FAC_i TORY CO., LIGHTED, Are now Manufacturing iiy tbeir NEW POWER LOOMS, Fine Merino Wool Tweeds for LasSiea" Costumes, Ac. Plain and Fancy Twisted Saxony Tweeds for Youths* iind Gentlemen's Suiin, Trousera, &c. Diagonal Twisted Saddle '1 weeds. Rough Long-wool Tweeds. Fine Shepherd Clieck, and Fancy Square and Long Shawls. Heavy Tweed Travelling Wrappers. Twilled White Blankets, awpe wool, in all sjeos. Twilled White and Grey Ptaaiings, pare wool. LAMBSWOOL HOSIERY. Hand and Frame Knit Hose aad Half Hose, Plain and Ribbed Pants, Skirts, &c. 3-piy Knitting Yarns. The Sfosgiel goods are recommended to the public for ijurity in Fabric, and durability •« wear. Can be purchased from all WfeotesOe and Retail Establishments. The trade supplied si* the COMPANY'S WAREHOUSE, Stafford street, DuHodia. lj"y BEACMONT Bft DGS COMPANY, LIMITED. HPEE SHARE LIST of this Company -&- will close On HONBAY, NOVEMBER Ist. Applications for Shares may be made to Jlr G. B King, Interim Secretary to the Company at .Lawrence; to Mr NY. S. Douglas, Princes street; or to J. S. WEBB, 8a Broker io the C nupany. nnfiE CBITERICN WAREHOUSE, 4. GEORGE STKEET, BCNEDIN, Is now replete with IRONMONGERY, CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, cad SENERAEi FANCY GOODS. A magnificent assortment of « R'<WATrS" PATENT ANOCAPNKJ LAMPS (that feurn without <4«B9ney, smoke, or swell ! The Trade supplied on the most liberal terms. j Inspection respccfe&iHy invited fay the proprietor, XSj u P. ANBERBOW. SOWING MAC BINES. THE Undersigned have just landed, per Jessica, a further supply of the famoas BUCKEYE AND WILSON'S MACHINES. No hoasehold should be without one of these handyBuckeye Sewing Machines, the price being now re duoed to 655. Payments saay be nMaJe on the ■Smefiystem. Sub-Agents wanted for all parts of New .Zealand. S. r« BEER and CO., Importers.of China, Glass, Earthen, and Lampwasre Brineee anfl Stafford streets. £7J T>OBIN & CO., COACH-BUILDERS, j JOu Octagon, and Stuart street, j HAVE FOR SALE— Doable Buegies, of various styles Extension-tnp Phaetons ; Oueen'c with child* seat • Family Expresses adapted for town and country use. : Also, ; TO ARRIVE per CKUSADER,1! : from New Yorkt Buggies, specially selected for this market by om own agents there. B. WS[TE AND BRQTSLERS, PORTLAND CEMENT MANUFACTGKERS, 85 Graoechurch Street, London, E.C. Bronze Medal, London, 1851. The only MedaKor English Portland Cement, London, 1862. Silver Medal, Paris, 1807. Profbssor Black's Report. University, Dunedin, •Otago, Kew Eeoland. Laboratory. Class—Hydraulic Cement. Results of .analysis of Specimens No. 704 and 705, for- ; warded by Messrs Guthrie and Lamach, Danedui. I Locality. Imported ; received 20th September, 1875 ; reported on 23rd September, 1875. Ibesetwa samples of cement were examined by me for sulphate of lime, with the following results :— No. 4—Knight Bevarfs—contains 1.1 per cent, and 705—White Brothers—contains 1 per cent.-of that substance. I consider these results a great hnprovementon cements formerly examined in this laboratory. The portion of sulphate of lime in the above samples ie reduced to reasonable limits. Indeed, a less proportion cannot well be looked for. James Ei.aok, 5 0 Provincial Analyst. I mAPANUItoDUNEDIN andINVERJL CA.RGILL, connecting with Through Line ol Coaches.—On and after WEDNESDAY, the 6th October, the Tapanui Coach will continue to ruu as Leaves Balclutha on arrival of 7a.m. train from Punedin, Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fndays, ' reaching Tapanui same day. Leaves Tapanui Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satux days, at S a.m. 29s WILLIAMS and <30., Proprietors. 3 OPENING OF THE CLUTHA RAILWAY. to Dunedin are respectfully V invited to inspect CARVER and CO.'S STOCK OF VEIIICLE=, Groogk street. lvßn. . MOODY AND SANKBY'S ORGANS. CHARLES BEOC has pleasure in announcing the arrival, c) c Jessica, from New York, direct from the ilauufac . turers, of a consignment of tlmse superior !< SILVER-TONGUKD ORGAN-HAKJIOKIUMS which have become associated with the names o P Jloodyand Sinkey, aiKl recently have attracted s< If much attention in England, America, and Australia. a The capacity of these instruments is surprising. s varying from the most pleasing softness to full orgat c power. The great cuanu, however, of the America* f Organ is the exquisite quality of its tone, possessing ;) that ■• FUI L, ROUND VOLUME OF SOUND" f r or c>,aracterisUe of Pi|>e Instruments. Another re !f markable feature in these Organs is the beauty au< « variety of the various Stops, which command son* ;e rich and striking effects. The Piccolo, the Violin, tin a Human Voice, and tJie French Horn are imitated, am i can be played either as solos, with accompaniment, o: in combinational The Case is of American Walnut, and is esceadingl; ;o ornate in design, forming a handsome and attractive addition to the furniture of a household. h — Sn CHARLES BEGG, 1° IMPORTER OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, j. DOSKDIN. r. _»^-. y A new edition of Moody and Sankey's Hymns 'S Arranged for the Organ. t- mHS WHEELER and WILSOS ■s, JL IS a- THE ONLY SEWING MACHINE 3e Warranted to give 83tisfactioa. m Reasons why the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Mac&in is far superior to thj Singer! of The W and W. will do more work and do it hettei The W. and W. is much more durable; it will lai a lifetime, and run for years without repair The W. and W. is easier to work th The W and W. is not so HaWe tt> get out of order lU The W. and W. has no cog-wheels to wear away ar The W. a,\\A W. has no heavy machinery to tiro ar Z~ ■weary the feet * t The W. and W. is more simple in action The W. and W. has less wear and tear The W. awl W. is better ttnisW. Ihe W and W. has betn a\vard«l more praas Ijy The W. and W. is American made, theSuigßrir, n< "S Beware of Imitations. t" JiS WALLS, IronnionLvr, Priiura* ->treet, S