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Otago Witness, Issue 919, 10 July 1869, Page 24

Strides Streej|iar Octagot. jf \. and~|bx:rt, Plumbers, * Copperamitha, i^Braas^tmdei*, j *Gas>fitters, Be&hangfrs, and Hyfoaulfl j *•* ' Mgjneers. w # V A AND T. BTDtBT bag tofcall the atten J&xjL* tion o^^tl^]?^ *°* *^° * ac ;*» **** \tfhey employ not^^P*Wiplrßt-olaßß workmen connected with the aboVj|*different branches, and can.assure theirjstr«is, whatever work may be entrusted to tl^i will receive their utmost attention, and their charges will be the lowest possible rates. Estimates given for supplying Towns and -«? with Water and Gas. * AS A PROOF OF THE SUPERIORITY ' >'* OF THE THRASHING MACHINERY I MANUFACTURED BY /"ILAYTON, SHUTTLEWORTH, & CO., They beg to call attention to the following Statement :■— Engines. Maohines. Engines and Machines sent out in the year 1868 ••• 812 64* Total number sent out up to December 31st, 1868 .8,921 7,982 The Geld Medal was 'awarded them at the Paris Exhibition, 1867, for Portable Engines and '.Thrashing Machines; and at the last trial of tho Royal .Agricultural Society they gaiaed every First Prize offered for Steam Engines, also the Prize of Lls for Finishing Thrashing Machine, and Silver Medal for special improvements. On which occasion the following Firms, amongst others, competed :— Messrs Ratsomes and Sims, Tuxford and, Sons, Reading Iron Works Company (Limited), Brown and May, Allchin and Son, Barrows and Carmiohael, Humphries; Marshall, Sonsand Co. (Limited), Burreil, Ruston, Proctor, and Co. ; Roby and Co. (Limited) ; Holmes and Sons ; E. R. and F. Turner ; P. and H. Gibbons ; Ta»ker and Sons ; Nalder and N alder ; Eiche* and Watts ; Wallace and Haalem ;' Catcbpoleand Thompson, &c., &c. Note— -The Royal Agricultural Society will not hold enothw trial of Portable Steam Engines and,Thnl»hmg Machines until the year 1872. " *? CLAYTON, SHUTTLEWORTH, & Co., btamp End Works, Lincoln, - . And; 73, Lombard street, J ondon. Catalogues and every information forwarded post free. 2fvj TT EATING'S CODGH LOZENGES. Upwards of Fifty Years' experieuoe ha« folly confirmed the superior refutation of these Lozenges, in the cure ot Asthma, Winter Cough, Hoarseness, Shortness oi Breath, and other Pulmonary Maladies. Sold in boxes, tins, and bottles, of varioue •fees. KEATING'S CHILDREN'S WORM TABLET, A purely vegetable sweetmeat, both in appearance and taste, furnishing a most agreeablo method of administering a well-known remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a perfectly safe and mild preparation, and is especially adapted for children. Sold in tins and bottles, of various shoe. KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROYING POWDER. This Powder is quito harmless to animals, but unrivalled in destroying Floas, Bugs, Emmets, Flies, Cockroachos, Beetles, Gluts, Mosquitos, Moths in Furs, and every othoi species of insect in all stages of motamorphotes. Sold in packets, tias, and bottles, of va> rious sizes. -rm^w |0r The public are par- &£& BH&& fcicuUrly requested to ob- LjlPnP^NSij tervo that all the above \3r^fl^Rf prepwrationsbcarthoTrado ,^ftnJß39|s% Mark as heroin shown. • Sold by aU Chomut* BBMODDDK And DrnggUts. Wholesale Agents for Dunedln, TRUSTEES OF HY. YOUNGMAN. PAXSITBK, aLAHB*, AHD PArxmßAHftim, ImawUr of Papwfcanftag*, Window Glim, pWi M«nißtat»l ; Ships' Slgnak, and Dark Lights Olm ShatlM, Cueumb«r awi PropaßatiDg GlatNi WMii U»A, 08a, Colour, Gilt Moulding *«. O]p OfllTl THE EOYAL QEOBGB MOTBI GBOftOB STMBTf 9 V 11019