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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6739, 20 September 1883, Page 1

Jewellers. GAND T. .YOU NG^ • Have Jtirt,Landed ? ;-. ' ;' . Zheli SHIPMENTS ex Steamers Catalonia Md. . Britliif jttßjr. They havo tfoveltios In ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, NoveHlo» 1n,., STERLING SILVER GOODS, Novelties in ' . JE WELLE BY, AND AN EXCELLENT CHOICE OF GOOD Of ALL DEPARTMENTS. Inspection respectfully invited. o. *t7young, IMPORTERS, WATCHMAKERS, Kid JKWKLURS SO Princes street, Dunedin; Great North road, Timiru; and ThamM (trMi, . • ;■'. 'Oanwrn . ' ~ ■> ii.-■-..-.l«»n '• -wKtSar- ['■*' "-' TJOVAL MAIL- LINE OF COAOfIIS (COBBfcbo.) ;,',';;■' The above Line of Coaches Imv« LiwrtM* lot oi burgh, Clyde, Cromwell, (Jutenstown, ao4 all Warmedlite places every Monday, Wednesday, tod Wday, ou arrival of first train bom DuMdla, l»niiln on tho alternate days. '", ,- ' .'."''"' ;< ~ Leave Palmenrton foi Kuet,T, Bt. DMbmc, Opkti, •nd Clyde oaMondnys and Fridays, ' ' . ■• ■< ••-• ■- ■•■ ••■( ■ ■ h. onAin too (!•»<» OBIf.. P«ol ■»• •« T.K""»»»«' : i . . Buiineaa Kotiot)*. COOKING RANGES The Paten Frt» Range ZEALANDIA Reods do setting, and will burn any'coal. Can be used as an opes fire. Iron Fretwork for verandahs in great variety. BARNINGHAM V A- 00., VICTORIA FOUNDRY, KING STRUCT. (Opnodlt* ffrwrl»»ni>nno<lln. lo PROTEOTED BY LETTERS PATENT. GRAIN-POISONING MACHINES. A DONALD, Palmerston, begs to • Intimate tbat ho is now prepared to execute all Orders on the shortest notice for hla GRAINPOISONING MACHINES, which can be made in aU sizes to contain from 601b to 2001b of grain, according to requirements. Printed Infractions furnished with each machime. The machine* havo boen proved a thorough succeaa. . • ' . Mmy |\RIKNTAL TJB*. COMPANrS PACKET TKAB. Fliih Nora ra» Burn f First Quality, ROYAL MIXTUBpt Second QoaTtTi CHALL EN G E MIXX UB K. Second Quality (with Green), STANDARD MIXTURE. Third Quality, ' . -. ■ UKIVERBAL MIXTURE. Which have secured. SEVEN FIRST PRIZES For their Purity and Delicacy of Flavour anil Unsurpassed QoalltlM. The OsnsTAii Tv Cokpimt being Blonders and Packers Only, their stock of Tea I* specially selected (or thtlr Registered Blends, which are tubmitted to tho Company's standard test by the Government Analyst before distribution, and thus contrast greatly with packet teas generally offered to the public, which too frequently consist of balances of old oi otherwise unsaleable stock, or oi Chin* district tew, for which no guarantee can be given. ■ I: To show the inweaeing demand for the Oriental Tea Company's Standard PackH Teas, the following figures ars copied from » drcu'.-rf compiled from the. Customhouse returns, which exhibit that daring the 12 montht ending Juno SO, 1882, the increase. in the weight of tea cleared by Uio Oikntal Tc» Gomnany was 114,9321b, the total for the year being 618,7881b, t as againtt 403,8f61b for that ending June 80,1881, which plainly proves that cuntumera fully appreciate having Standard Brands placed before them with such substantial guarantees as to quality and value. Retail Agents) U. BARDSLEY* SON, TEA DEALERS, 48 Piraeus strut, Dckhdih, 17Jy ALL FARMERS READ THIS! U you want a good BREAD BAKKB, getoaeof H. E. SHACKLOCK'B No. 8 PATENT OBIOH COOKIMO BANOKB. Full particulars post free on »ppllcation. Inspection of Stock Invlied at Wanbonw, Orawfo ilrwt, DnnMln 11 Tjijß E D E RIOK FULTON, COMMISSION AGENT. SAMPLE BO OMB, Embmoh gTxnrr, NAPIER. . CURTIS'S & HARVEY'S FAMOUS SPORTING and BLABTING POWDERS. Sole agent* tor Otago, ' ' 30»ii ARTHUR BKIBCOg k CO iiiENOING STANDARDS, Iron and Iv Steel Fendng-wire, Barb-wire, Galvanised WIN Netting ' KIW ZKALAND HARDWARK CO., nninb-rl.nd atmil. Pablioations. 1851. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR. 1883. THE OLDEST WEEKITiN. THE COLONIES. ■THE QTAGO TS7/ITNESS Of SATURDAY, September S2, Contains: IN OLDEN TIMES, By L. J. S THE PARSEES OF INDIA: A STRICTLY EXCLUSIVE AND VERY PECULIAR PEOPLE—THEIR TBAUITIONS AND CUoTOMS. . THE GLADSTONES. HOW A HARE TURNS AMBASSADOR, AND THE WISE MEN ARb STUCK UP. ByOuphil. LADIES' COLUMN; Society and Fashion Goaip. Women's Noses. Home Interests. OUR LITTLE FOLKS : Little Tee-Hoe. A Love Lesion. THE NATURALIST : The Groans of the Inarticulate. EDITOR'S WALLET: Subduing a Prince. Robbie and the Fig. A Mean Trick. Reason Enough tor Pawning hla Watch. Smoking tor Health. Surprising a Congregation. HEALTH COLUMN, By F. A. J. De Oonde, SCIENTIFIC. FUN AND FANCY. MULTUM IN PARVO. THb. GARDEN: Notes for the Week. FARM AND STATION : The Refrigerating Companies. Pigs: Breeding and Feeding (by Wm. Jenner). Agricultural Notes (by Ooloous). Notes and Comments. Experience and Incident. * Farming in OUgo. MUcellaneoui. . HISTORICAL, By I. M. I. REMINISCENCES OF FONTEFBACI AND JOHII GULLY, M.P. LAND AND WATER. FOOTBALL: Notes by Forward. ' Forward's Review of the Past Season. The Auckland-Wellington Match. CBIOKKI: • . Notes by Slip. Carisbrook Club Annual Meeting. MISCELLANEOUS: Aquatics. Angling. The Sullivan-Blade Fight. Sculling Match. Tho Late Captain Webb. CYCLING Notes by Pedalpio. Nuts by Challenge-Wrench. 20s T¥TITNESS QPEOIALTIES. Passing Notes .. .. ByCivla Sporting Notes .. .. Byßtacon Australian fcporting •• By Warrior Dramatic Notei .. .. ByPa-quln Football Note* .. ■■ By Forward Cricket Notes .. •• By Hip Oyclinit Nutes .. .. ByP«dalp!n Cycling Nuts .. •• By Ohalienge-Wrench The Antique World .. ByOuphil Spare Unit Hours .. .. By Hy. Lapham Occasional Jfotes .. .. ByColonus Chesi and Draughts • ■ By i»'»vid R. Hay Farm Notes .. .. By Practioal Writers Garden Notes .. •■ By a Practical Man Trios, Bkotefocs, &«., b.Y WolMmown Homo and Colonial Wrifww. 80s