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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9340, 3 February 1892, Page 3

» A_ LWAYS AHEAD. " Second-hand Machines Auctioned. ; On Saturday next, 6th inst., at 12 o'clock, i Messrs Stronach Bros, and Morris will sell by ; auction in our implement yards, Bond and Crawford streets, tho following second-hand \ machines:— 1 Buckeye Lowdown, '88 pattern overhauled i. 1 do do '88 do as received ; £ do do '87 do overhauled Ijy c'° do '87 do as received 1 do Elevator '87 do overhauled 1 do do '89 do overhauled 1 do do '89 do asreceived. This sale will afford a capital opportunity for small croppers to secure efficient machines at reasonable prices. Those marked "overhauled " aro guaranteed in good working order, and equal to several seasons' work with reasonable care and efficient handling. The others, listed " as received," will be sold with all faults (if any), and can be overhauled, if so desired, by purchasers. They will be sold as received by us, and in same condition as they finished last harvest. Farmers who have sidlings which their Elevator machines will not work can secure a Lowdown for their ridges, and thus dispense with their back deliveries; whilst others who have too much crop to cut with their own machines can secure an additional binder by way of precaution at a cost which the operations of the first harvest will repay. Machines can be inspected prior to the sale, and.the names and addresses of previous owners will be supplied to intending purchasers, in order that they may ascertain, if necessary, the reputation borne by the machine before it was repurchased by us. Second sale will be held on Saturday, the 13th instant, at the same time and place, to clear any machines wo may repurchase meanwhile or carry over from first sale. ;BUCKEYE HARVESTER COMPANY, Bond Street. "DROOF OF PURITY. EVIDENCE OF EXCELLENCE. Messrs James Buchanan and Co. have received the official appointment to supply Scotch whisky to the House of Commons, as the following attests:—" To Messrs James Buchanan and Co., 20 Bucklersbury, London, E.C. Gentlemen, —I have the pleasure to inform you that the Chairman of the Refreshment Committee, the Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., has instructed me to appoint you to supply Scotch whisky to this department until further notice. Enclosed please find official order for quantity at present required.— (Signed) W. Chrichton Saunders." FERNS have become very great favourites during the last few years and are becoming more so every year. Nor can we wonder at this, for they are certainly amongst the most elegant and graceful of Nature's productions. New Zealand is known in England as the " Home of Ferns," and justly so ; for, as compared with any other country, it contains a much larger proportion. There are about 3000 species and varieties of ferns all over the globe, toward which the small islands of New Zealand contribute 29 genera and 124 species; thus, small and remote from other _ lands as these islands are, one-twentieth of the ' ferns which grow all over the world are found 1 here. Britain has only 13 genera and 27 species." No plant requires less care than the ' fern—it thrives in spots where flowering plants ■would die; place them where you will and they will grow and develop their feathery forms with all their natural grace even in the presence of squalor and misery. The increasing demand for these favourite plants has induced me to erect and furnish a Fernery second to none in the colony, and I am now in a position to offer every native variety worthy of cultivation. — GEORGE MATTHEAVS, Moray Place ; and Hawthorn Hill, Mornington.

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Board and Residence. p. •• RA N D HOTEL. MOST CENTRAL AND OPEN POSITION IN THE CITY. Otis Elevator. Drawing Rooms, Sample Rooms. 6d J. & J. WATSON, Proprietors. THE, NEAV PROVINCIAL HOTEL, r-STAFFORD STREET, is one of the most homelike and comfortable in Dunedin, and Visitors and Travellers will find every-attentionl! combmed with most moderate terms. The Vaults in connection therewith are a pleasant, shady retreat, where deliciously Cool Drinks of the finest '■ quality and condition can always be obtained in [ the hottest weather.—J. WELLS, Lessee. HE PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Princes street south (within five minutes' walk of Dunedin Railway Station).—Having leased the above Hotel, I can supply Superior Accommodation for Private Families and Visitors from the Country and Neighbouring Colonies at Moderate Charges. Plunge and Shower Baths. Billiards.—P. FAGAN, Proprietor. 3f /^ROAVN HOTEL, RATTRAY STREET V^ (four minutes' walk from Railway Station and AY harf).—Good Accommodation for Travellers and Families. Terms Moderate. Dinner 12 to 2 P. KELIGHER, proprietor. 4ja HIGH-CLASS Boarding Establishment.— Moderate prices; every comfort; hot baths: professional cook.—Mrs Hawkins, Clifton House, Graham street, High street. 14my HEALTHY, Comfortable Apartments.— Joyce's Boarding House, Brighton Beach; terms very moderate. Boating, fishing, shooting, and bathing. Trap meets train at Abbotsford by appointment by letter or telegram. 2f ST. CLAIR. — "Te Taumata," Victoria street—Mrs Fraser has Vacancies for a few more Boarders. 29j a MRS JAMES, Albyn House, King street.— JPrivate Boarding Establishment forGenllemen and Families. (j-j SEASIDE ACCOMMODATION. Mrs OTTAWAY, NUGGETS, PORT MOLYNEUX. Cards of particulars AVardell's Store. 16d T'<j jE VIAT HA N HOTEL (Imitated by many—surpassed by none), Opposite Railway Station, DUNEDIN. Mrs SILK ... ... Proprietress. 29my COFFEE PALACE And PRIVATE HOTEL (Opposite the First Church), . ■_""• MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN. Three minutes' walk from Railway Station, r, £* ER - Proprietor. C. F. MEYER having leased the above Hotel, has spared no pains in making the Coffee Palace a PALAOL for Visitors and Residents, paying particular attention to the Comfort of all that favour him; and by keeping a First-class Table and Clean and Airy Bedrooms at Moderate Charges, is conhdent of receiving a fair share of support. Only Temperance Drinks sold on the Premises. Night Porter to call Visitors for Early Trains in attendance* 240 LIVERPOOL, fCOMPTON HOTEL, un- , _ rivalled for its Comfort, Excellent Luisine, and Moderate Charges. Spacious Oottee Kooni, adjoining the Ladies' Drawing Itoom, and a large number of Bedrooms arranged and furnished to afford visitors every comfort and convenience. Finest and most central position, near the stations, landing stage, banks, &c. Bedrooms from 2s 6d. i6d late Advertisements RAN X A. COXHEAD'S THE GRAND STUDIO r,A-t>T-.T_,-,c(o, pP°site Colonial Bank) CABINETS, ENAMELLED, 10s 6d per DOZEN. Our Views superior to all others. ' Take the Elevator. 23d PHOTOGRAPHS Of NEW ZEALAND SCENERY. BURTON BROS. 13ja WANTED, Married Couple ; also, Ploughman, Milkere (single).—Richard Brew, Rattray street. __% WANTED, SITUATION by young LADY as CLERK, or to assist in shop ; country proferred.-Address Dora, Times Office. 3f ANTED KNOAVN - Highest Price given for Left-off Clothing.—Mrs AVeir, Moray place. __f GRAND Shooting Competition, Monday, 15th inst., AVinchester Rifle Saloon. Five pound sweepstake, Open to all comers. 3f