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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9715, 18 April 1893, Page 3

Public Notices-TV/TOLLIS-ON, MILLS, & CO.'S DISSOLUTION SALE. Warehouse and Show Rooms Crowded with Customers Daily. QUITE EXTRAORDINARY TRADING. DISSOLUTION We have had Three Weeks of DISSOLUTION quite Extraordinary Trading, DISSOLUTION far beyond our most sanguine DISSOLUTION expectations. Our Warehouse DISSOLUTION and Show Rooms have been DISSOLUTION visited by thousands of purDISSOLUTION chasers. DISSOLUTION Notwithstanding, however, DISSOLUTION the enormous quantities of DISSOLUTION Goods disposed of, there are DISSOLUTION still Many Thousand Pounds' DISSOLUTION Worth of Valuable and Deeir-, DISSOLUTION ab\e Lots to be sold. For the DISSOLUTION remaining part of our Sale tha DISSOLUTION Bargains will be of a most DISSOLUTION pronounced description; so DISSOLUTION pronounced, indeed, that DISSOLUTION serious disappointment by DISSOLUTION those ladies and gentlemen DISSOLUTION who tarry till the goods are DISSOLUTION sold out will be felt. Many DISSOLUTION of the lots can never be replaced DISSOLUTION at the price ; and to make pur DISSOLUTION Sale still more interesting we DISSOLUTION have decided to offer to our DISSOLUTION Customers our DISSOLUTION DISSOLUTION FIRST SHIPMENT DISSOLUTION of DISSOLUTION NEW GOODS DISSOLUTION at DISSOLUTION SALE PRICES. DISSOLUTION DISSOLUTION This will make it one of the DISSOLUTION most Remarkable Sales ever DISSOLUTION " known in Dunedin. DISSOLUTION DISSOLUTION It is seldom you are DISSOLUTION offered DISSOLUTION NEW SEASON'S GOODS DISSOLUTION at DISSOLUTION SALE PRICES. DISSOLUTION DISSOLUTION Note.—This is not mere talk, DISSOLUTION with the hope of inveigling you DISSOLUTION into our Establishment. It is DISSOLUTION from a House that has proved DISSOLUTION itself sincere to you at all DISSOLUTION timcs-a House that has been DISSOLUTION known, trusted, and tried, and DISSOLUTION found to prove worthy at all DISSOLUTION times of your confidence. DISSOLUTION DISSOLUTION This is not the time for talk— DISSOLUTION actions speak louder than words DISSOLUTION -but, in brief, we say that we DISSOLUTION have marked all our TWEED WATERPROOF OVERCOATS. 29s Ed—At 29s 6d we are showing a thoroughly good Waterproof, well suited for everyday wear. 35s to 63s—We show an endless variety of the best makes in all the newest colours and newest makes. 9d—Our 9d Gents' Derby Silk Scarves are the wonder of the town. Some of them are worth Is 9d. 300 dozen sold in 10 days ; still a large selection left. MOLLI S0 N, MILLS, & CO., 195 and 197 George street, DUNEDIN. /~\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, Now Landing and to Arrive : TOBACCOS—Dunlop'p, Cameron's, Williams', &c. CIGARETTES—OId Judge, Vanity Fair, W. and H. 0. Wills', &c. SNUFF—SaIes Pollard's and Taddy's ClGAßS—Okitas, Gitanos, Divas, Monopoles, &c. SOAP—Titan, Glycerine, Pears. &a. PERFUMERY—Roger and Gallet, Rimmel, Ac. Wuitfield Safes and Samson Trucks Portable Mangles and American Clothes Wringers American School Slates Mabie Todd's Swan Pens Independent Stylo Pens Glassware, Chinaware, Earthenware. D. BENJAMIN & CO., Dowling Street. April 1533. la| nnHE VENETIANS, by Miss Braddon, 2s 6d _i. and 3s; A Born Player, by Mary West, 2s Gd and 3s Cd ; One Hundred Days in Europe, by Oliver Wendell Holmes, 4s ; The Rise of the British Dominion in India, by Sir A. Lyall, 5s Manual of Bacteriology, by A. B. Griffiths, Ph.D., F.R.C.E., Ss 6d ; Howard's Art of Reckoning :The Standard Book and Referee of Shorthand Business Arithmetic, Is 3d; Fifty Years of a Show' man's Life, by Van Hare. 3s; Manual of Dairy Work, by James Muir, M.R.A.C., Is Sd ; Studies in Pessimism, by Arthur Schopenhauer, la 3d: Live Stock, by John Wrightson, M.R.A.C.F.G S., 3s; Photography for Amateurs, by F. C. Hep worth, F. 0.5., Is 3d; The Beautiful Wretch, bj William Black, 3»; Lou, by Alexander Yon Roberts. 2s 6d and 3s 6d ; A Deplorable Affair, b> W. E. Norris, 4s ; The Emancipation of Women, by Adele Crepaz, 3s; The Earth's History: Ar Introduction to Modern Geology, by R. D Roberts, 6s; The Leopold Shakespeare (illus trated), 4s ; Golfing, by Horace Hutchinson, li 3d ; Boismont on Hallucinations, 4s; Tess of th< D'Urbervilles, 2s Gdaud 3s; Records of Tennyson Buskin, and Browning, by Anne Ritchie, 2s 6c and 3s Gd; An Easter Vacation, by Moir: O'Neill, 4s; Time's Revenges, by D. Christii Murray, 2s Gd ; Lady Olivia's Stepdaughters, li 3d ; Vanity's Daughter, by Hawlcy Smart, Is 3d Western Australia and its Goldfields, by Alber F. Calvert, M.E , Is 3d.—JAMES HORSBURGH Bookseller and Publisher, 97 Georgo street, Dun edin. mO THE FRONT, AS USUAL. 2000 PAIRS OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUI 2000 PAIRS OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUI GOODS JUST OPENED. I Gall and See our Large Variety of I | NEW WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES; I SPECIAL. Ladies' Wool-lined Balmorals, Fur- ' bound, in Felt, Glacis Kid and SPECIAL. Morocco. Ladies' superior Slippers, Wool-lined, SIMON in Glacii Kid, Morocco, Felt, or BROS. Velvet. Ladies' Walking Shoes from 63 6d; SIMON Balmorals, from 6s lid; Slippers, BROS. from 2s lid. . 1 The Largest and Bert STOCK of GENTS' I I BOOTS and SLIPPERS in the City. | SPECIAL. Gents' Porpoiss-hUe hand-sewn Cookham ; splendid goods. SPECIAL. Genta' Patent and Glac6 Kid Evening Shoos; newest styles SIMON Gents' Wool-lined Grecian, Patent, BROS. Levant, and Velvet Slippers. Our Famous BEEHIVE BOOTS' ~ All made in our own Factory, are unrivalled in the City.. SIMON BROTHERS George street (Near Octagon). N THE USES OF GAS LIME IN - AGRICULTURE. i Says Professor VOELCKER, Chemist to Royal Agricultural Society :— GAS LIME, like Quicklime, discharges the four following important functions: 1. Gas Lime exercises a beneficial mechanical olTect upon land, by rendering stiff, heavy, clay land more porous, friable, and consequently better adapted for cultivation, and by consolidating, on the other hand, light, sandy soils. 2. It supplies food to plants. Ga3 Lime not only supplies sufficient lime to plants, but also sulphuric acid, a combination not present in any quantity of quicklime. For leguminous crops, such as peas and beans, for clover and other crops specially benefited by sulphate of lime or gypsum, gas lime, when obtainable, is certainly preferable to quicklime as a manure. 3. Gas Lime, in virtue of its alkaline properties, exercises a beneficial effect upon the organic matters in the soil. In this respect its action is similar to that of quicklime. Both facilitate the destruction of organic matters, the remains of previous crops, and their conversion into plant food. 4. Gas Lime, like .quicklime, has the power of unlocking, so to say, the naturally unavailable mineral stores of plant food in the soil. In many soils, but more especially in clay land, we had portions of granite and other minerals from which clay has been originally produced, and those minerals are the chief sources from which the necessary amount of alkalies required by plants is furnished. But as their decomposition proceeds slowly, a longtime must pass before potash anil soda oan be rendered soluble, or made available for the use of plants. Gas Lime, like quicklime, materially hastens this decomposition, and thus produces an effect similar to that of a prolonged fallow. Gas Lime beneficially affects both light ami heavy lands. Gas Lime is an economical fertiliser. Gas Lime i 3 a useful fertiliser for permanent pasture; it favours the growth of sweet and nutritious herbage, and destroys the coarser grasses, sorrel, iSc, kills heath, moss, and feather grass. Gas Lime may be relied on to cure most cases of "finger and toes." When that disease attacks the turnip crop, it is mostly caused through deficiency of lime in the soil. Gas Lime should not be applied when fresh from the retorts. We have FO.R SALE a quantity of GAS LIMK which has for TWO V KAIiS been freely exposed to the action of air and weather, thus rendering it superior to quicklime, and ultimately convcrtiug the sulphuret of calcium into gypsum. This Gas Lime, having been put through a disintegrator, is very finely pulverised, and 111 this respect differs from other kinds, and removes what to many was a serious and almost fatal objection • and is now in splendid condition for even distribution by machine or otherwise. PRICE : Single Bns, 2s 6,1; Ton lots, 17.5; (!d; Five Tons, Us ; and Ten-ton lots ana over, 12s <xl per ton—bags lid extra. Act Cash. Delivery on Trucks, Wingatui, near Mosgiel. NIMMO & BLAIR, Si;ed Merchants, Dunkdin. OUTHERN CROSS DYEWORKS, Great King street, Dunediu (opposite Bacon's stables). JOHN HUGO, Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaner, Dyer, and Fashionable l'resser. Charges moderate; satisfaction guaranteed. Your patronage rosoectfully solicited. 25m