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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6441, 4 October 1882, Page 3

Business Announcements. JAMES PRYOR'S Annual Cheap Sale of Seeds for One Month.—Pryor, 62 Princes and 103 Qebrgo streets. ~ ■- .:■ ■ - WHITE Clover, 9id to lOd per lb; Bed Clover, 9d per lb; Alsyke Clover, 9d to lOdperlb; COWGRASS, 8d to 9d ; Timothy, 6d ; Tares, 10a bushel; Perennial Ryegrass, 5a 9d . to 6a bushel.—Fryor, seedsman. ■- "O APE for Sowing, 4d lb ; Long Red JAj mid Globo Mangold, Is 3d lb; Swedes, Is; Aberdeen Yellow Turnip, la 3d lb., /"CARROTS, 2s 6d to 3a lb; Onions, Kj ss; Lettuce, Cs ; Radish, Is 6(1; Spinach, Is Sd; Garden Turnips, 2a lb. ' F»EAS, 4d to 6d ; Beans, 4d ; French Beans, fld ; Buaners, Bd.—Pryor, Princes and George streets. PARIS Prize Lawn Grass, Is 3d lb; 300 Choice Varieties Flower Seeds, 2a for 12 packets—Pryor, seedsman. SEEDS tested before sold. Catalogue prices suspended. Send cheque or P. 0.0.— Pryor, Pricces and George streets. 21s /GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY VT BOOT STOBE. AFTER reading this Advertisement don't forget it, but tell it to your Friends. THE Dark Stout Man of the Glasgow and Londonderry Boot Store, 13 Royal Arcade, having Bought THE Best Lines of the Bankrupt Stock of George Harris (Empire corner, Princes street), at an IMMENSE Discount on English and Colonial Invoice Prices, is determined to give his Customers the BENEFIT of hia Speculation.—Parties requiring Boots and Shoes are requested to come early, as DECIDED Bargains will be given during the Clearing of this Stock.—Note Address: 13 Royal Arcade. 29_s GEORGE HABRINGTON having bought the Co-operative Fruit Store, Royal Arcadf, is about to supply \ LONG-FELT want to the Citizens __. ot Dunedin-viz,, a Wholesale and Bctail Dairy Establishment, where PURE NEW MILK can be obtained twice a day. Fresh Butter and Eggs always obtainable at the ~O OVAL ARCADE Wholesale and ReJLti tail Milk Dairy.—N.B. To make room for the dairy department, the "OIRD-CAGES and other sundries now _SJ in stock will be cleared out at an enormous reduction. THE Fruit, Vegetable, and Poultry business will be carried on as usual at Royal Arcade Milk Dairj1. 29a FOR the convenience of country customers T. Dobbie, Sewing Machine Agent and Practical Machinist, has opened A BRANCH Shop at 3 Princes street, second door from Octagon, where ho is open to BUY, Sell, Exchange, or Repair any kind of Sewing Machine (workmanship guoranteed).—T. Dobbie, 3 Princes street. THE Cheapest and only Machinemaker in Duncdin. 29s fHLIFFORD <fc CO., Arcade.—Be not VV deceived in Photography, as a visit to the QTUDIO at the Royal Arcade will conKJ vince every person of the Superiority of |"^L.I FFORD'S New Instantaneous \J Gelatine-Bromidd Process, guaranteed not to fade. Any ordinary CARTE DE VISITE or Cabinet enlarged to Life Size for 255. We would particularly draw the attention of the Public to our TnNLARGEMENTS of Children. Dull VJ weather no longer a disadvantage.—R. Clifford and Co. THE Misses Dow (late Mrs Jenkins) have opened their Spring: Goods, and they invite an early inspection. THIS being our first Spring Show, Ladies can depend on getting everything fresh and the T ATEST Fashion. All the latest Li novelties in Bonnets and Hats. A large assortmont of FLOWERS, mounted and unmounted. Feathers in every colour and shade, and at all prices to suit everyone. /CHILDREN'S Sailor Hats in all V_y colours, and a varioty of Infants' Hats and Bonnets. LADIES' own Material Made up at the Misses Dow's, Milliners, Dressmakers, No. 11 George street. MISS CLOUGH has just to hand per Wild Deer and mail steamer, a choice assortment of Materials, suitable for Crewel .1 and Cross stitch Embroidery, including Roman Satin Sheeting and Veined Grenadine, TMLOSELLE and Embroidery Silks In D all shades, Shaded Embroidery bilk, Knitting Silk, Eia Wool. "VTEW Crotchet and Lace Braids, KnitJ_i ting Yarns in newest shades and mixtures. Also a /CHOICE Assortment of Traced and \_y Commenced Needlework in nowest and most fashionable designs. 31 jy TVTOJSSTER Bankrupt Sale. ESTATE of I. R. Carter, of George street. . MILLINERY, Underclothing, Baby Linen, Corsets, Gloves, Fr'.Hiugs, Hosiery, and . General Fancy Goods. s HE Paris Novelty Depot Cie., 92 and ' 94 George street, HAVE Purchased the above Bankrupt Stock at an immense discount, A ND it will be offered to the public __. at moßt ridiculously low prices. PURCHASERS will obtain 20a worth fora mere trifle of 2s or 3s. COMMENCING Wednesday next, VV 23rd inst. ' jpEE Paris Novelty Cie. have also pur8. chaßcd the Balance Stock of \i\ ONSIEUR LARUJBLLE, the French JO. Representative at the Christchurch Exhibi/CONSISTING of Cheap Jewellery, Vy Coral Goods, Bracelets, Flench Flowers, Sc, &c. 4 USTIN'S Digestive Bread is unI\_ doubtedly a specialty. 4 USTIN'S Digestive Bread is ap- . predated . and highly recommended by the tlite and most ecientificxf this city. A USTIN'S Digestive Bread.—By re- __. quest, and for the convenience of patrons in the BUburbs, A USTIN'S Digestive Bread can be had __. from the following Agents:— A T D. Mason's, grocer, North DunXjL ; J. Cameron's, grocer, Main'road, South Duncdin; W. Stewart's, grocer, Cavorshom. • TD AUST.N (late of Hillhead, Glas^ J\l9 (?ow), VariCte Baker, Purveyor of Busks, &c, enrnor of St. David and Great King streets. 21s _rtLi£S. —Carrighan's Compound Witch Hazel Ointment, a prompt relief and cure for blind, mucous, bleeding, or external piles in all stages, Is 6d. Porteous' Edinburgh Ointment, Is 6d. WIND AND SPASM.. PlLLS.—Carrighan's. . A marvellous remedy; never fails—ls. .A STHMA POWDEK.—The "relief ia mesmeric : it ia never known to fail in the <nost violent paroxysm. Samples free on receipt of Stamps. 2s and Bs Od a tin. TTiUPHORBIA PILULIFERA — The .Pi Queensland Asthma cure, 4s |lb tin ; 14s per lb; guaranteed genuine SEASICKNESS.— The new American cure. Its power to arrest seasickness is now established beyond all doubt; 5s at Carrighan's. " T>OROGLYCERIDE"—the new and J3 wonderful Antiseptic Compound, at Carrighan's. Is 6d an ounce. -\TOTICE to Dairymen.—loo pints of 11 Milk or Cream can be kept perfectly sweet and fresh for months by ÜBing Is 6d worth of Boroglyccride. TJUTTER can be preserved in a like BOROGLYCEBIDE is perfectly harmlees in any kind of food for which it may bo used. BOROGLYCERIDE imparts no taste, and is most simple in its use.—ls 6d an ounce. BOROGLYCERIDE— One ounce sufficient for the preservation of 30 to 40 dozen eggs. . "VTOTICE to Fishmongers.—" Boro_Ll glyceiide" will preserve all kinds of Fish as fresh as when caught; also Oyters for any length of time. TVTOTICE to the Medical Faculty.— 1.1 Gauze, Wool, or Cotton saturated with the Boroglyccridc solution makes one of the finest antiseptic coverings yet known, preventß decomposition of organic structures, and destroys infection and totid odours. FRUIT of all kinds can be preserved in liquid of Boroglycorlde, retaining its natural aroma and freshness throughout the winter. -jVTOTIOE to Butchers and Exporters _M of Frozen Meat.—Boroglyceride will preserve Kidneys, Tongues, and all kinds of Meat for a length of time. g > OROGLYCERIDE is only manufacI_> tured by or obtainable in Now Zealand from G. Carrigban, Pharmaceutical Chemist, corner of Walker and Princes streets, Dunedin. N.B.—2d extra per ounce by post; fluids sent by rail.