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Otago Witness, Issue 1031, 2 September 1871, Page 23

*► - Business Mottoes. T. ROBINSON AND CO., PRINCES AND MANOR STREETS, DUNEDIN, OTAGO, MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. Portable Steam Engines and Threshing Ploughs— Ponton's, Barrowman's, Sallar Machines and Son's, Gray's, Ransome and Double Furrow Ploughs Sims's, Hornby's, and Howard's. Chaff-Cuttera Turn Rest Ploughs Seed Drills • Cultivators and Horse Hoes Oat Bruisers, Cheese Pressers, Curd Mills Winnowing Machines, &c.

rp H E GENTLEMAN'S JOURNAL, •*- an Illustrated Magazine of Literature, Information, and Amußement, and the Companion Work to the Youkg Ladies' Journal, is especially recommended for — Its splendid Coloured Chromo-lithographic Pictured, Tales of Fact and Fiction (Illustrated), Descriptive Essays, Readings and Recitations, Biographical Sketches, Remarkable Incidents (Illustrated), Maps of the War, Sports, Pastimes, Games, &c, ADgling, Boating, Cricket, Fencing, Gymnastics, Riding, Driving, Skating, Shooting, Swimming, &c, Chess, Draughts, and other Indoor Games, Keeping and Rearing Domestic Pets, Plain Instructions in Science, Chemistry, Phonography, Pyrotechny, Gardening, <xc Lessons upon the Construction of Mathematical, Optical, and Scientific Instruments, _ Legerdemain, Prestidigitation, Charades, Enigmas, Rebußes, Conundrums, Pozzies, &c. Arithmetical and Mathematical Problems, Subscriptions payable in advance : Auetralia, New Zeaknd. Ceylon, Constantinople, East Indies, Queensland, Prussia, Spain, Tasmania, and Western Australia. 17s. per annum, post free. (See list of Subscription in Part 80, of the Young Ladies' Journal, and Part 13 of the Gentleman's Journal. ) Observe— The published price Is Ninepence, at which rate it may be had of — George Robertson, Melbourne. Gordon and Gotch, Sydney, I And all Colonial Booksellers (at a small cost over the published price and postage), or direct from EDWARD HARRISON, Merton House, Salisbury Square, London. j/CROSSEj /CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S \J CELEBRATED OILMEN'S STORES, All of superior quality. , Pickles, sauces, syrups, j una in tins and 1 jars, orange marmalade, tart fruits, dessert fruits, pongonß, Lisbon apricots and peaches, mustard, vinegar, fruits in brandy and noyeau, potted meats and fish, fresh salmon, oysters and herrings, kippered salmon and herrings, herrings a la sardine, pickled salmon, Yarmouth bloaters, Blackwall whitebaic, fresh and Findon haddocks, pure salad i oil, soups in pint and quart tins, preserved ' meats in tins, peas, carrots, beans and other vegetables, preserved hams and cheese, preserved bacon, Oxford and Cambridge sausages, Bologna sausages, Yorkshire game pates, Yorkshire pork pates, tongues, game, poultry, Lea and Perrinß' Worcestershire sauce. Fresh supplies of the above and numerous other table delicacies may always be had from every storekeeper. CAUTION. To prevent the fraud of refilling the bottles or jars with native productions, they should invariably be destroyed when empty. Goods should always be examined upon delivery, to detect any attempt at substitution of articles of inferior brands. Every cork is branded with Crosse and Blackwell's name. CROSSE AND BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the Queen, Soho Square, London. At the Pariß Exhibition of 1867, three Prize Medals were awarded to Crowe and Blackwell, for the marked superiority of their productions.

THE STEAM ENGINE TRIALS of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, Oxford, 1870.— The First Prizes at this Show were again awarded to CLAYTON & SHUTTLEWORTH, viz. :- First Prize for Horizontal Fixed Engine of 10h.p. ; Firßt Prize for Steam Engine with Boiler combined. At the previous trials of Steam Engines at Bury, 1867, Clayton and Shuttle tvorth took all the First Prizes for Engines, also a Prize of Lls for Thrashing Machines, and the Society's Silver Medal. Clayton and Shuttleworth have received First Prizes at ail Trials ■of the Royal Agricultural Society of England at which they have competed sinc9 1849. N.S. — A>U tire principal makers of Portable Engines, &&.-, 'compete for this Society's Prizeß, being the only trials in Great Britain conducted by competent and impartial engineers, and where the capability and value of each Engine is thoroughly tested by practical experiments. O, and S., therefore, do not compete at any other Shows. Portable Engines, from 4 to 25-horse power. Thrashing Machines, single, double, and treble blast, with patent rolled steel beater plates, and all other recent improvements. Grinding Mills, Saw Benches, Straw Elevators, &c. CLAYTON and SHUTTLEWORTH, •Stamp End Works, Lincoln ; 78 Lombard street, London ; and Tarleton street, Liverpool. Catalogues on application, or free by post. BR. ROBERTS'S CELEBRATED OINTMENT, i CALLED " THE POOR MANS' FRIEND," Is confidently recommended to the Public as an unfailing remedy for wounda of every de- 1 acription ; a certain remedy for ulcerated | core lega, burns, scalds, bruises, chilblains, j scorbutic eruptiono, and pimples in the face, Bore and inflamed eyes, sore heads, sore breasts, piles, &c, &c. Sold in pots, 13id, 2a 9d, 4b 6d, 11s, and 22s each ; and his PILULE ANTLSCROPHULJE OR ALTERATIVE PILLS, Confirmed by sixty yearß experience to be one of the best alterative medicines ever compounded for purifying the blood and asBisting Nature in her operations. They form , a mild and superior family aperient, that 1 may be taken at all times without confinement or change of diet. Sold in boxes at 13Jd, 2s 9d, 4a 6d, 11s, and 22s each. Prepared only by BEACH AND BARNICOTT Bridport, Dorset, England, And sold by all Medicine Vendors. COAL TAR SOAP. i WRIGHT'S SAPO CARBONTS DETERGENS. Purifying, disinfecting, and antiseptic. It cleanses, purifies, and eweetens the skin, imparting to it rare brilliancy, fragrance, and smoothness. It deBtroys all itching and disagreeable odour from the person, and renders the whole body aweet and wholesome. Mothers should use it daily on their children. It is an elegant toilet Soap, a great preservative of health, and sweatly scented. Its use thoroughly purifies and disinfects the body after an attack of fever, scarlatina, small-pox, and other maladies. "It is the only true antiseptic Soap with which we are acquainted."— The British Medical Journal. " Anonymous letters often reach us praying for a remedy for foul breath or perspiration. Here ia one."— The Medical Times and Gazette. Sold by all chemists, perfumers, and grocers, in tabletß, 6d and Is each. W. V. WRIGHT & CO Southward, London.