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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11400, 18 April 1899, Page 2

Public Notices. TVTOTICE TO DREDGEMASTERS, MILLOWNERS AND MACHINISTS. DICK'S PATENT GUTTA-PERCHA. BKLTIJS'G, UNDOUBTEDLY THE BELTING OF THE AGE. OVER 100,000 BELTS NOW IN USE. EVERY BELT GUARANTEED. READ MESSRS COSSENS & BLACKS TESTIMONIAL. Dunedin, 21st March, 1603. Mr John Edmond. Dear Sir, —Our experience in the use of Dick's Patent Belting is that it possesses nil the essential qualities of n perfect Bolt in a higher degree than any other we have used— viz., GREAT STRENGTH. SMOOTH RUNNING, KEEPS PERFECTLY STRAIGHT, and DOES NOT STRETCH. Our main bolt ran for years without being taken up. Wo can with confidence recommend it to all belt users.— We are, dear sir, yours faithfully, COSSENS & BLACK. We have numerous others from all parts o£ Otngo, Southland, and Canterbury. TARPAULII\J AND MILL COVERS. All sizes. CANVAS HORSE COVERS. COTTON DUCK HORSE COVERS. CANVAS HOSING, EE Quality. CANVAS HOSING, EEE Quality. BENTALL'S CHAFFCUX'TERS. C.D.C., C.E.E., C.D.X., aud Hand-powor Machines from 75a. REGISTER AND TILE GRATES In Great Variety. Buyers will find our display of GRATES well worth inspection, whiles our Prices are undoubtedly the Lowest in this Market. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. JOHNSTON'S AND LOCKWOOD'S CUTLERY. E.P. SPOONS and PORKS. " CAZURA" Brand Teaspoons, 4s dozen. CAZURA " Brand Dessert Spoons and Forks. '■ CAZURA " Brand Table Spoons and Forks. ALL GUARANTEED TO WEAR WHITE THROUGHOUT. JOHN E.DMOND, DUNEDIN AND INVERCARGILL. ' rruiosE builjjing should see our -*■ VALUE IN GRATES and MARBLE MANTELPIECES. NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. Our Increase over last year for the three months just ending waa nearly £1700. TOOLS ARE A SPECIALTY WITH US. BEST MAKES KEPTWAR, & PAYNE'S CHISELS. DISSTON'S SAWS. HUNT'S TROWELS. SHARPE'S AXES. We are Heavily Overstocked in WATCHES, and make the following offer to our Customers for a short timo: — Gent's Fivo Years' Guarantee Rolled Gold Waltham Watch .. .. £3 10 0 Lady's Five Years' Guarantee Rolled Gold Waltham Watch .. .. £3 10 0 Gent's Hall-marked Silver Waltham Watch .. ..: ~ .. £3 10 0 Ladies' Sterling Silver Watches from 255. We keep a thoroughly qualified Watchmaker c' our own. ALL THE ABOVE WATCHES GUARANTEED. Best Valuo in PIANOS AND ORGANS ' In Town. See our Value. THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGERS. LAIDLAW & GRAY. 15 I or re a ¥, J-It' ARCHITECT, JOEL'S BUILDINGS, Crawford ST»F.ni\ nnHIS will servo To Lot the. public know that JL " KUKOS " Teas aro tho best obtainable. 18ap mUSSICUivA is in no sense a quack niediJL cine, but is composed of tho best drugs. Drapery. HEUBEHT. HAYNES, AND CO., DUNEDIN. SPECIAL LINES FOR WINTER, 1899. WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT. WHITE COLONIAL BLANKETS OF PURE WOOL (Reliable Wear), 16s Gd, 21s, 27s 6d up per pair, j ( WHITE WITNEY BLANKETS OF BEST MANUFACTURE, j 7s, 83 9d, 11s 6d, 14s 9d, 21s, 27s 6d up. ' COLONIAL FLANNELS IN SHETLAND ' (White or Pink) j From IOJd per yard. ] WELSH FLANNELS OF RELIABLE '■ WEAR. 1 Prices: Hid, Is 2d, Is SJd, Is fid up. 1 SCARLET FLANNELS (Fast Dye and Good Wearing). Prices: Is ljd, Is 4d, Is 6kl, 2s per yard. ' SHETLAND OR WHITE PLAIDINGS ( (Excellent Soft Make), '• 2s, 2s 3d per yard. ! ' UNION SHIRTINGS (Closely Resembling p All-wool for Softness and Colourings), ! SM, IOJd, Is, Is 3d per yard. ' ALL-WOOL SHIRTINGS in a Large Variety ( of Colourings (Warranted Fast Dye), ; Is 3d, Is Mid, 2s 4d per yar.i j ' THE LATEST NOVELTY. ALL-WOOL i i MOLLETONS for Dressing Gowns etc I (Very Choice). * I ' Only Is lid per yard, j • FLANNELETTES in a Most Exquisite Choice i l of Colourings and Designs. I '■ Prices: -lid, 6id, 7{.d, S^d per yard. f MOLLETONS for Dressing Gowns. Dressing ' Jackets, etc. (Special Designs aiid Coloui" ings), t lOd, Is, Is 2d per yard. C VALUE, VARIETY, AND STYLE UNSUR- I PASSED. \ a ■>■ ■ 1 t m m||| s PRESENTATION. ' _». a At the Teloiihone Jaxchango last evening -\ Mr John E. Beok was the recipiont of several r handsome wedding presents. Messrs Bal- rJ lard, Lainbie, and Winter mado the presents- v tioua on behalf of the respective departments, i' and pointed out that the valuable quality of n the gifts was conclusive evidence of Mr Beck's s popularity with one and all. After, eulogising Mr Beck's capabilities a 8 an officer, and j, also his obliging disposition to all connected c with him, they concluded by calling for cheers for Mr Beck and his bride, whom they wished ' ; every success in future state. Mr Beck suit- L ably acknowledged the kind expressions given v utterance to. The presents consisted of 11 fi massive marble clock, a Doulton dinner and tea service, silver cruet stand, cake, biscuit, v fruit iis*U-o> and biscuit barrel. . t<