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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6092, 19 August 1881, Page 2

BIRTHS. On the l.ith Aiifrnst, at Roslyn.tho m^eof Fredorick M. Peploo, of a daughter. On the ICth Auijiiut, at Scotia street, Port Chalmers, the wife of Charles de Longueville Graham, of a son. On the ISth August, at George street, Port Cha!ie mers, the wife of Julin Drysdale, M.D., Olasg., of a r' son. ;[J DEATH. ' On the 17th August, ISSI, at Christchureh, New v Zealand, Alexander'Gault. native of l)ou-h, County Antriiu, heland. Home papers please copy, it ---~--~"~^~-~-~--^~-™~~——~» lt ] Special Advortisemonts. I THE OLDEST AND MOST EXTENSIVELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY JOURNAL IN THE COLONY. 16 rprrs 'qtago Saturday's isnuo contains many novelties, aud will " be found well worth perusing. . In the Novel Department "THE GOLDIE3 OF ,' OOLDKN TERRACE" i, continued, and the interest - in the tale is well maintained; white a special t.ile— „ "JESSIE iIAIWIIALL," wiitten for tlii.s jimrnal bj 9; Ora Hope—will also tiu approved of b. readers of liylit literature. Under the heading "PICTURES FROM IRELAND" , appears an amusing sketch of an Irish Auiiaiok in the £ person of Mr O'Dwluy. a 9. The Ladies' Column sustains its interest, and Society 8 and Fashion Clossip will he found to contain a number ! of the racy paragraphs which have made this eoluinu i,: such a favourite one lv the- household. 3-1 '•! The Editor's Wallet, Round the Sanctums, Multum 'in Parvo, Fun and Fancy, Poets' Corner, and The i Children's Corner will all be found in their usual I" [ places. i While " Uncle David," an established favourite with Jour young friends, contributes a paper on "INSECTJ EATING ANIMALS," under the heading "Natural History." '■ FAMILIAR SAYINGS are contributed to by ft large !> number of readers, and are evidently still a source ot 0 pleasure to a large number of persona. !' The CHESS and DRAUGHTS DEPARTMENTS are ' receivillL' special attention, and besides the usual 1 Problems, Games, &c., Anecdotes of Chess Celebrities, 11 Notes both Colonial, Home, and American appear in j leach issue. "I Among the specialty attention might be drawn to I, the THEATRICAL NOTES by " PUCK," which team with racy items frnm all parts of the world, besides !, containing an interesting resume of the week's amusements. PASSING NOTES, by "Civis," ami SPORTING INOTUS, by "ltcaeon," will be found in their usual ■ | places. In the latter, besides the usual notes and in- ! formation " lieai-on " continues his Review of the Kacin- ol the Past Season. Coursing and Football ar» also dealt with. ' Our Country Readers will find OUIt CORRFSPON- [ DENTS' letters as numerous and interesting as usual, J dtalin" :u they do with all parts of the interior. News in Brief,"The Mines, and Country Rambles will \) also he found id be worth perusing. Under the latter;, ' heading this week appears au interesting description [^ of the W'angalua district. j t PARLIAMENTARY NEWS, !j TELEGRAMS, CABLEGRAMS, C NEWS OF THE WEEK, ic. 1 THE AGRICULTURAL COLUMNS F should be perused by everyone interested in Farming, i Gardening, and kindred pursuits. The contents oj I this week's issue are:— I OUR FUTURE METHOD OF FARMING ; LIME AS A MANURE FLAX CULTURE CHATS WITH THE FARMERS, by Agricola - TAIERI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY j NOTES AND COMMENTS j BEE-KEEPING IN OTAGO, No. 2 ! f GLEANINGS THE GARDEN : WORK FOR THE WEEK

HARDY FRUITS, No. 2. I rriHE QTAGO TTfITNESSjj l d "! THE OLDEST AND BEST WEEKLY IN | rt| NEW ZEALAND. j J-ftJ OTICE TO ADVERTISERS.; S In consequence of the ENLARGEMENT of the m OTAGO DAILY TIMES necessitating the Advertisei.v'ment Pages going to Press earlier than has hitherto, been the case, Advertisers are requested to send in j n their Notifications before 10 p.m. to ensure proper, ik classification. ej "jTk U R V E A S ' MAIZEN A,l |«| U NOWLA NDI N G | ie Ex Gi.snariff. I l- ! ;e N E I L L & C 0., ■f EO.XD STREET, d SOLE AGENTS for NEW ZEALAND. IBauj 10 rrTn c people's coa l j ; c The attention of the Public i 3 specially directed j ■'j ° ° SUPERIOR QUALITY i e'i Of the ! dj COAL | '■i now being delivered from our own mine for 16s per. ;'j ton, Cash, ij j Office, 75 Princea street, next Glasgow Pie-House. , O'1 TAGO LOAN nnd PAWN OFFICE, ' Moray pi.aoh. c (OppOßito Criterion Hotel, Dunedln.) : ii CASH ADVANCED IN SUMS OF £6 TO £500 ; t On Personal Security, c Repayable by Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, to suit the'borrower. : Cash Advanced on Gold Watches Cash Advanced on Silver Watches Cash Advanced on Gold Chains Cash Advanced on Diamond Goods Cash Advanced <m all kinds ol Valuahlcß Interest: One Shilling in the Pound por Month c Office Hours—9 a.m. to S p.m. ; Saturdays, 6 p.rn" tc j! D p.m. ; Mondays, 8.30 p.m. ' ;; Proprietor „ .. M. MOSS. | . Note the AddreßS—Moray place (opposite the CriI tcrion Hoto!). Private Communications- Box 220,! S jJPort-olHce' IStu\ ; Ji DUNEDIN INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. ;' : FIRST PRIZES AWARDED FOR ALL GOODS EXHIBITED BY VST Gii EGG & C 0.,j <■ OTAGO STEAM COFFEE MILLS, jc DfNBDIS. | if EXHIBITION' AWARDS. j ' Medal for Coffees, Peppers, and Spice 3, Melbourne j International Exhibition, ISSO. ! n ;! Medal for Coffees, Sydney International Exhibition, c | 1579. j First Prize for Coffees, Duncdin Industrial Exhibi--1 tion, 18S1. , First Prize for Chicory, Dunedin Industrial Exhibi--1 tion, ISSI. : First Prize for Spices, Dunedin Industrial Exhibi- „ tion, 1831. / First Prize for Coffees, Melbourne International « Exhibition, 1;S). j First Prize for White Pepper, Melbourne Interim-i "" tional Exhibition, ISSO. First Prize for Coifee3, New Zealand Exhibition, - 1865. „ First Prize forSpiccs, New Zealand Exhibition, 1865. JFirst Prize for Coffees, Intcrprovincial Exhibition, f Christchureh, 1874. j First Prize for Spices, Interprovincial Exhibition,! n ; Christchurch, 1874. | Second Prize for Elack Pepper, Melbourne Inter- d national Exhibition, 1880. {[ Second Prizes (four) for Spices, Melbourne Inter- ~ national Exhibition, 18S0. t) Certificate for Coifeea, "highly commended," Sydney w International Exhibition, 1879. W I The Goods Exhibited by us were taken from our1" ! ordinary Stock, and we think the above awards on 1j same prove the Excellence of our Manufacture. i Ts

W. GREOG & CO., Sole Manufacturers of the registered " EXHIBITION" Brand Coflee

" EAGLE" Brand Coffee "CROWN" Brand Coffee " ELEPHANT" Brand Coffee ; And manufacturers of PURE Ground COFFEES PEPPERS, SPICES, aud CHICORY Offices and Warehouse, Princes street, Dunedln. : factory and Storey Rattray street. J Chicory Works, Inch-Clutha. 25j; MARSHALL, SONS, & CO (.I.MITKII), GAIXSEORO1, ENGLAND, MAXUFAC T V R R R S Of THRASHINa .MACHINES, TRACTION ENGINES, PORTABLE ENGINES, VERTICAL ENGINES, HORIZONTAL FIXED ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW BENCHES, | CORN-GRINDING MILLS. At .Melbourne International Exhibition, IS3I, Tun llicjiikst Award in Every Class; Ami At Sydney International Exhibition, Tub ONLY First Phizk for Tiiiiashixo Maciiixzs WAS AWAHDKD TO MESSRS MARSHALL, SONS, AND CO. Intending Purchasers for Next Season's use shouM ORDER NOW, to ensure Machines being available in good time. New Zealand Depot: Walkkr street, Dunedin, . whore Stock is kept. HENDERSON LAW & CO., Can . , Airciit". gTANDAIib INSUEANCB COMPANY, i Hhad Ophob i Pamona naiiT, DnrniDm. - IflBE, MAEINE, AND FIDELITY QHARANTEE RISKS TAIiIJN AT LOWKST CURRENT RATES. Sm THOMA ■ FISHER. General Manairet CJMITH & SMITh7~IMPORTKUs" O OCTAGON, ' Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Genuine White Lead I Oils, Hessians, Paperhangint's, Composition, Centre! Flowers, Painters and Coachbuildcrs' Varnishes, Qlassj Shades, Sheet-glass, Gilt Mouldings, Erushware, and trade requisites. 'iju