Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 8793, 1 May 1890, Page 1

Business Notices. T) 17T7-ATOHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY VV STERLING SILVER AND ELEOTRC SILVfIR-PLATED GOODS, 40. G. & T. vO;iN G> Have muoh pleasure In announcing that the wholi of their EXHIBITION EXHIBITS are now on vlev in their Premises, 88 Princes street, where they wil bo SOLD at tho Lowest Prices. •» Inspection Invited. G & T. Young were awarded Five First-class 16 Awards :- -12 FIRST-CLASS AWARD for Gold and Silvet Watches 10 FIRST-CLASS AWARD forlGem, Gold, and 7 Silver Jewellery FIRST-CLASS AWARD forEngllßh and French 4 Clocks FIRST-CLASS AWARD for Sterling Silverjmd Electro Silver-plated Goods FIRST-CLA3S AWARD for Collective Exhibit; In fact, FIRST-CLASS AWARDS FOR ALL OF c THEIR EXHIBITS. 23ap a "O S. SPARROW AND CO., GENERAL ENGINEERS, IRON and BRASS ' FOUNDERS, BOILERMAKERS.SSc. 19 MAKZBS OF I Quartz Crushing, Pumping, and Winding;) •• Machinery, Gold Dredging and Hydraullo Elevators, Pontoons, Iron and Steel Fluming (manufactured by Hydraulic Machlnory), Air Compressors, Bock .Drills, Centrifugal Pumps, Turbine and Other Water Wheels, Every description of Steam Engines and Boilers, Meat Preserving, and Boiling Down Plant, &c, &c. 11 Plans and Specifications Prepared, and experienoed Workmen sent^to all parts of thegGolony. DUNEDIN IRON WORKS, Willis street, Dunodin. Ban riAMPBELL AND CRUST'S . NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS COMPANY Beg to announce that they have now established a BRANCH OFI/OB at Oamaru under the manage- - ment of a Thoroughly Competent Man, and trust " that the Increased facilities they can therefore offer for the prompt delivery of consignments committed to their care will result in increasing the already large volume of business between Dunedin and Oamaru. Please notice the rates :— 3lb 71b 141b 281b 561b lewt 1.10 1.50 1.30 2cwt 6d fld Is Is6d 2s 3s 3s Cd 4a 4a 6d 6s (Including delivery). Branches: Wellington, Christchurch, Invercargill, and Oamaru. Agencies in all tho principal towns throughout the colony. Dunedin Office: 7 Manße street. 3ap HE CEYLON 'AND INDIAN TEA IISSOOIATION (LIMITED). This Association has been formed for the purpose ? of introducing to tho publio the VERY. BEST GROWTHS of CEYLON AND INDIAN TEAS, - And Is prepared to offer them at prices which one trial will prove to be the Best Value hitherto known In this Market, and below which they cannot be 1 sold. For Purity, Flavour, Strength, and Cleanliness the . Association's Teas cannot be surpassed, being all . manufactured by machinery,under European superJ vision. s In thia Market common Foochow Teas are mixed with Ceylon and Indian sittings, and sold as supe- - rlor '' blends," which cannot b-i guaranteed for pnrlty 1 or anything elße, but v, hich return an absurd ofit to the vendors. One of the main features in Ceylon and Indian Tess is that only half the quantity is required as - compared with mixtures, so-called " blends," thus " Baying a very considerable amount to purchasers. The London Economist quotes the best Ceylon and Indian Teas at from 2s 6d to 2s 9d in bond, and bost ! Foochows at only Is 2d. The Association respectfully request that these t tine Teas be not spoilt by careless making. No good Tea should ever bo allowed to infuse for more than SEVEN MINUTES; if required to remain longer than this, pour the infusion off the leaves Into another teapot. The colour should be amber, not a dark brown or black. - The Association invites the general publio to te?t these Teas at the Dunedin Depot, Princes street, I FREE OF CHARGE. f J THE CEYLON AND INDIAN TEA ASSOCIATION (LIMITED), p KENNETH S. BEGS, 0 HANAGSU. DUNEDIN DEPOT: A.M.P. BUILDINGS, 1 Prlncea street. • 5n i rriHE "ORION" COOKING RANGES, JL for burning wood or coal. ' t Fitted with high or low pressure boilers. RBQUIBES NO SETTING. Iron Fretwork and General Castings. Repairs Effected. .. H. H. S H A C X h O O X, ~ South End Foundry, ~ . CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN. I npHE PHCENIX COMPANY (LIMITED), : DUNEDIN, Have received the following ■* . AWARDS i— P 3 BISCUITS ... ... ... FIRST ■s BOILED CONFECTIONERY ... FIRST P DRY CONFECTIONERY ... FIRST 'S COLLECTIVE EXHIBIT OF t. CONFECTIONERY ... FIRST 5 JAMS ... ... ... FIRST ir MABMALADE ... ... FIRST ,p PEEL ... ... ... FIRST >£ — f THE PHCENIX MANUFACTURES Can be obtained from ~ All Ghocbiib akd Confectioners. 27i MESSRS BENNETT & SON, ABHATBD WATBIt AND CORDIAL id MANUFACTURERS, '<Z GIIBAT KITO BTBKET, DUNHDIH. "1 FIRST AWARD FOR LONDON SODA WATER m FIRST AWARD FOR GINGER WINE. FIRST AWARD FOR HERBAL BEER. FIRST AWARD FOR ORANGE BITTERS. Tho Ginger Wine as made by Me66rs Bennett and Son ia admitted by tho iirat experts to be superior tc „ any other in tho market, either imported or othor "~ wise. It is made from the pureßt Jamaica Ginger and all the ingredients uaed are of the purest anc best kind. The Soda Water Machine, of the verj ~ best and latest design, is silver coated inside, and ii y guaranteed to turn out waters of the very puresi description; hence the popularity of the firra'i id manufactures. 3aj of J\ U N E D I N, 18 8 8, ag ]r\UNEDIN, 1888.—Be sure tUafc you posi ig JLJ' one to your Friends at Home. It! yvUNEDIN, 1888, can always be obtained id JLJ' at the door of the Chief Poßt Office, Dunedin ap from Mr Williams on San Francisco Mail Day, rollei - np ready for posting. us "\JfTILL be posted to any address in thi •i TT world on receipt of 3s 6d each and inatruc tions as to addreßS ; postal note or stamps. EVERYBODY capable of judging admit; "Dunedin 1883" to be a true and falthfu picture, and as a means of conveying to friends at i distance an idea of the style of place we live in it I [3 not to be excelled ;as a specimen of our local talen and industry in New Zealand doubly valuable. RICE Z ... 2s 6d (Delivered In town and suburbs). Postedtoanyaddreid... ... a». The Pioture It Issued handsomely framed Ii massive gilt or black and gold frames at IBs, In town or to any railway station in Otago, 20a, securel; packed. _^ ' "f^ J. PRIOTOR , „ KfiWSfSHIJOB, NOUTIT-BABT VAI/DBy. npHE Purity Cigarettes are admitted b; JL tho most eminent physlciam of the ago to I the Purest.