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Otago Daily Times, Issue 5269, 8 January 1879, Page 4

FOE SALE. W IRVINE & 0 0., • DOWLINGSSTREET, DUNEDIN/i Have for saleFencing Who,, Galvanised Iron, Wire Naiis, Tin Plates, White Lead, LinseeJ Oil, Holloware, Iron Bedsteads, Candles, Matches, Corp. Flour, Raisins, Ling Fish, Assam Tea, Oilman's Storeß, Whisky Geneva, Bellthal Mineral Water. Indents for' all descriptions of goods executed the Home market. s> T RATTRA? and 00., Eom> Strssm, Ddnbbih, MEROHANTS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Have on Sale— Woolpacks, Fencing Wire, Tobacco, Tea, Sugar Brandy, Geneva, Whlaky, Candlei, Marmalade Currante, Oilmen's Stores, &c., &c Indent* executed in the Home and American marke Cash advances made on liberal terms upon statloni, upon growing clips of wool, and upon wool shipped to their London Agent, Mr A. L. Elpbb. f I ABBOT'S Buggies and Oarrlagea ON SALE. Abbot'a Top Single and Doable Baggies do Farm Waggons do Waggonettes do No Top, Single and Doable Bugfiei. The carriages from thin manufactory, for durability, ntfety and light draught, are excelled by nous. BATES, SISE, and CO., Agents, 21s : Bond street, Dunedlu. - mHB Celebrated IYER'S Buggies and JL Light Carriages ON SALE. : Ivei'f Single and Double Baggies, Waggonettes, Ac Moderat* in price, easy and durable. BATES, SISE, and CO., A«eats, Is . Bond street, Danedln Jl 0 R SALE. Second-hand CORNISH BOILER, 20ft x sft lOln mountings complete. A large quantity ot BREWERS' PLANT, consisting ot one mash tun, 830-gallon copper plates, with mashing machine and gpoyer. Hops (Kent), California Malt, Isinglass, Crown Oak Staves for heading. In MARSHALL & COPELAND. ICY 0' ' R S A L E. BEST ESGLISH POWDERED SUOAR, in Tins, superior to any Sugar imported. Specially suited for jams, jellies, &c, DARLING & CO., Adewudb Winb Depot, Spedding's [Buildings, Princes street. 6ja f^UTHRIE AND LARNAOH'S XW NEW ZEALAND TIMBER AND WOODWARE FACTORIES COMPANY (LIMITED) Have Landing and to arrivo, Ex following Vesseli, vte.:— ' '.■■... Auckland, Norval, Canterbury, Western Monarch, Easterhill, Wanganui, Chas. Deering,' Hollen Angier— 602 cases galvanised corrugated Iron 25 do palatetl do 76 tons bar and plate do 68 do etand&vdlron Xl sdo fencing wire and staples 20 rolls galvanised wire nettings 25 tons sheet lead 280 kega wire nails 40 do wrought nulls 30 do galvasisod roofing nails and screws 898 packages genaral ironmongery 21 tons whits and red leads, as 4 paints 400 drums eUs, turpentins, and varnlshea 250 qr-barrela Hall's bliwting powder . 10 bottles quioksilvor 10,003 fire bricks and fire tites 82,600 countess 9lates 6,000 casks Portland and Keen's cement 260 boxes Chanco'9 glaw ■ [600 do Belgium do 29 cases furniture SO Vales carpets, various qualities 20 casea floorcloths 50 bales paparhangings and ecrini 1,200 cases kerDaene 20J caaks plaster of Paris 100 cases American turp3 720 do assorted American goods, consisting of—Axes, picks, shovels, forks of all descriptions, Douglas pumps, Fairbank scales, saws, wringers hickory spokes, springs, axles, &0;1 TIMBJCR. 68,000 feet Baltic Oenh 15,000 do Amerioan hickory 10,000 d v do white osk 20,000 do do ash. Station requisites for shearing Harvest tools in every variety. WALTKK GUTHRIE. Managing Director. "KTEILL and 00. have on SALE— J3 Otard's Brandy, qr-casks and caies A.C.V. Brandy, qr-c&ska and cases Bernard's Whisky, octaves, quarters, and cases - Lougjohn's „ „ „ „ Dunville's „ quartere and cose* JDICZ Geneva, labelled and capsuled Vcrginiaud Ciaretg, pints and quart* Childrey's Tobaccos, 10s, pkt. pee., and twist Sholland's Twist, qr-tlerces and cases White cross and J. O. Hill's Fencing Wlro Shoobridge's and Prime Kent Hops Portable and Stationary Engines, Lathe Beds, Drilling and Planing Machine*, Steam Hammers, and other Machinery by Morton, Chaplin, Pollock, M*Nab, and all the known makers. General Groceries and Stores of all descriptions. .B1 O R SAL E, AT GREATLY REDUCED BATES, To make room for Consignments now coming forward from our American Agents, our large and varied stock of [BUGGIES, SINGLE and DOUBLE WAGGONS, &c, &c. ROBIN AND CO., ' Octagon and Stuart Street, Dunedin. Inspection invited. n BUSINSS3 NOTICES. JAMES OOUSTON, PiiUMBBR, GASFrrnat, Ziho-Wobsbr, Walker street Orders punctual;, attended to, m CHALMERS REID FINANCIAL, LAND, ANB GENERAL AGENT, AND ACCOUNTANT, TKHPLB CHAMBERS, PRINCES STREET, DUHBDIH. FOR SALE:OLEN—Two two-room Cottases; easy terms ROTUESAY—Quarter Acre, and two-room Cottage SOUTH DUSEDIN—Two-room Cottage and Stable SADDXiEHILL ToWNSHIP—Three Acre* OTAGO PKNINBULA (noar town)—i'weaty Acres HELENSBUEGH—Three St<otious BUILDING SECTIONS in Kaikorai, Glen, &C FREEHOLD PROPERTY, near town, half-acres, with 3 four-xootn, and 2 throe-Toom brick cottages ; an excellent and veiy cheap investment, Section 18, block VII, Outrani, wfth new sevenroomed house, fruit garden, &c. MONEY to Lend on approved security in any snmi, and at current rattis ACCOUNTANCY in all branches. Balance-sheet prepared, estates liquidated, &c. GBNRUAL AGENCY—Kvery species transacted, rents collected, properties managed for absentees, &c. FIRB AHD LISB IKSHRAKOB. jTfENDERSON AND FERGUS i~l GKOitas axttKisT, Dunbdih, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTOES rUPORTBRS 0? MARBLE Rud SLATE MAOTLEPIEOES,. YORK, CAITHNESS, CASTLEMAIN, and MALMfI. ' BURY FLAGGING, MARBLE, GRANITE, and OAMAKU STONS MONUMENTS. A large supply of Building Materials always on hand) Estimates given and communications punctually attended to. Desigui scut to all parts of tho Colony on application «mvw3 PivtNra. PURE WINES. THOMAS "REYNOLDS, WINE MERCHANT and liII'OETEU, gtailoid street, Duncdiu, Imports his Wines direct from Spain and Portugal, whoro they aro selected by Mr Wm. Reynolds, to insure purity and quality. These Wines aro procurable wholesale from the importer, and wholesale and retail from Messro A. and J. Macfarlane and Co., Princes and Maclaggan streets, Dunedin. Report of Analysis by Professor Black, Colonial Analyst. University Laboratory, Dunedin, 21at October, 1878. Thomas Reynolds, Esq. Sir—l have tho honour to report on five samples of Port Wine forwarded by you for analysis. • . These samples may all be described as full-flavoured, fruity, aromatic Wines ; possessing in a considerable degree that agreeable fragiance that characterises genuine Port. . . . , . Tlioy do not contain impurities of any. kind. Tho perfect freeness of these Wines from every kind of impurity, the proportion of sugar and alcohol which J they, contain being quite characteristic of uuadulteJ rated, unmanipulated Wine, together with their ricn fragrance arising from aromatic ethers, should stronglyl recommend them, and gain for them a good place In ' thoColonial^ W3 y, SM9 K.;-. .!» ■fip]o»WAi»ljf«fc