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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6740, 21 September 1883, Page 1

Jewellers. ? ' iw fi AND T. /YOU N C >n \JT» .Havo Just Lauded , '>. ■ i? Their SHIPMENTS ex Etcamvn Citilonli tod ,<1 British IClnjf.' . ,v Thoy have NovolUos in ELKCIRO-PLATED GOODS, 1. Novelties in ; ™ STEOLINO SILVER L Novoltlcs In d J E W E L L E 11-V, ? AND AN EXCKLCiENr CIIOICK OF OOOD IN )• ALL DEPARTMENTS. • InsiiectlOD respectfully iovltotl. - O, & T7YOUNO, •';■. IMFORTEIIS, WATCHMAKERS, and JEWELLEKS SO rrlncea otieet, Dunodln; '■ Great North rosul, 'I'imaiu; ami 'Xhamos street, • . Oamftnl ' Hun !, '~ '■ " ——— 1 Brj»ino»« Notiaoa. r • f __. .. . a FUUINO SEASON, 1883-4. I T ARGE CONSIGNMENT of TROUT , FUES and 7ACKLE jiis^ to hand, .' J. IVILKIE i CO., t ■ . {-,'<■''.r,.-,-,,' ■ , ■ , 40 Princes street, ; 16a ! aHAB POIN 3"i OO A L continues to Improve In quality a3 deeper menurea . are developed,, r " __ • . 3 • . ' ■ ' i This favourite Coal 1$ unquestionably tho most ) . . ■ . ' ECONOMICAL FUEL that can' bo used, oa account : of Us well-known lftstlnjrqualltlca.- ---; Sold by all Coal Merchants In Duncdin and • Suburbs. l&j ' PROTECTED BY LETTERS PATENT. ; ORAIN;POISOn7nG MAOHINEB. A' DONALD, "Palmerston,, begg to • intimate that he is now prepared to execute ' all Orders on tho shortest notice for his QRAIN- - POISONING MACHINES, which fan be made in all i sizes to contain from COlb to 2001b of grain, according to requirements. Printed instructions furnished with ' each machime, Tho machines bave been proved a thortmirb success.' ■ 22my I ' • / ORIENTAL ,TEA COMPANY'S ' \J ■ ... ,-■■ ■ • . ' PACKET TEAS. PiiUM Nots irai Bmrm i First Quality,' ROY AL MIXTB.BJS. Second Quality, CHALLENGE MIXTURE. Second Quality (with Green),-. ' STANDARD MIXTURE. Third Quality,' '-~' ', . UNIVERSAL MIXTURK. Which have cocured: SEVEN FIRST PRIZES For their Purity and Delicacy of Flavour and Uosurpassed Qualities. The ORiBKTAt, Tsa Compact being; Blenders and Packers Only, their stock of Tea is specially Belected forthdr Registered Blends, whlchare submitted to the Company's standard test by the Government Ansvlyst before distribution, and tbua contrast greatly with packet teas generally offered to the public, which too frequently consist of balances of old or otherwise unsaleable stock, or of China district teas, for which no guarantee can be given. .. To show the Increasing demand for the Oriental Tea Company's Standard Packet Teas, the following tlgurea are copied from a circular compiled from the Customhouse returns, which exhibit that.during the 12*ionthsouiUn(r JunoEQ.lߣU-tU> increase in th« wolght of tea cleared by the Oriental Tea Company was 114,9321b, the total for the yew being 618,7881b, as aeainst 403,0K1b for that ending June 30,1881, which plainly proves that consumers fully appreciate having Standard Brands placed before them with such $übstontial guarautcos as to quality and value. . Retail Agents! ' ■ M. BABDSLEY h SON, TEA DEALERS, • 43 Pwhcis STRrar, DDnrora. ITJy ALL FARMERS READ THIS I If yon want a good BREAD BAKER, , get one of H. E. SHACELOCK'S No. 8 PATENT ORION COOKING RANGES. Full particulars post free on application. Inspection of Stock Invited at Warehoon, Ciawfo »*re«». Donedln. It Tjl|R ED E RICK FULTON, COMMISSION AGENT. SAMPLE BOOMS, ' Emsmon antnr, NAPIKR. GURTIS'S «fe HARVEY'S FAMOUS SPORTING and BLASTING POWDERS. Sole agents for Otago, 20au ' ARTHUR BRISCOR A CO FENCING STANDARDS, Iron and Steel Fenelng-wlro, Barb-wire, Galvanised Win Nettingt NKW ZEALAND-HARDWARE CO., Onnt>Mirlmnrl cftrlMl Publications. 1851. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR. 1883. THE OLDEST WEEKLY IN THE COLONIES. TPHE QTAGO 'VICITNESS Of SATURDAY, September 22, Contains; • IN OLDEN TIMES, I ■ By L. J. S THE PAKSEES OF INDIA : A STEICTLY EXCLUSIVE AND VERY PECULIAR PEOPLE—THEIR TRADITIONS AND '■ ' < CUSTOMS. i THE GLADSTONES. I HOW A HARE TURNS AMBASSADOR, AND IHE WISE MEN ARK STUCK UP. ByOuphil. LADIES' COLUMN: Society and Fashion ttoesip. Women's Noses. Home Interests. OUR LITTLE FOLKS : ' Little Toe-Hce. ALove Lesson; > THE NATURALIST: The Groans of tho Inarticulate. r EDITOR'S WALLET: Subduing a Piinco. t Kobblo and the rig. • A Mean Trick. Reason Enough for Pawning his Watch. Bmoking lor Health. Surprising a Congregation. * HEALTH COLUMN, By F. A. J. Do Condo. , . SCIENTIFIC. FUN AND FANCY. 1 MULTUM IN PARVO. THt. GARDEN: I . Notes for tho Week. • FARM AND STATION : i, Tho Refrigerating Oompanios. Pigs: Breeding and Feeding (by Wm. Jonner). r Agricultural Notes (by Colouus). Notes nnd Comments. i Experience and Incident, i- Farming in Otago. MUcellaneouß. » HISTORICAL, By I. M:I. REMINISCENCES OF PONTEFBACI AND JOHK GULLY, M.P. i '• LAND AND WATER. ' . ■ „ FOOTBALL: Notes by Forward. Forward's Review of tho Past Season. The Auckland-Wellington Match. CRICKET: Notes by Slip. Carisbrook Club Annual Meeting. MISCELLANEOUS : Aquatics. Angling. ' 9 . The Sulllvan-Slade Fight. Eculllog Match. The Late Captain Wobb. CYCLING Notes by Pedalpin. i Nuts by Challenge-Wrench. 20i i". WITNESS SPECIAL TIE 8, c Passiog Notes .. .. ByCivis Sporting Noten ~ ' ..Ky Beacon Australian Sporting .. By Warrior Dramatic Notes .. .. ByPasquin i, Football Noted .. ..By Forward Cricket Notes .. ..By Slip Cycling Notes .. •- By Pedalpin Cycling Nnta .. •• By Challeugo-Wrencl The Antiquo World .. ByOuphil - Spare Half Hours .. .. By Hy. Lapbam " Occasional Notes .. .. ByColonua - Chess and Draughts .. By l>avid R. Hay { Farm Notes .. •• By Practical Writers I Garden Notes .. .. By a Practical M^n T*le» fketthej, he., by Well-knouT) Home rtnd Colonial Writure. ' 20j