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Otago Witness, Issue 1341, 11 August 1877, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE A Quarterly Journal of- General Literature. The New Zealand Magazine is j-Edited by a Committee consisting of the following gentlemen : — ' , ' • ' . v J. M. Brown, F. W.^Hutton, D. Madgregor," G. S. Sale, R. L. Stanford. —— v -- '"* '* The New Zealand Magazine is open for the expression of all shades of opinion, and; For the disouWon of all questions of general; or Colonial interest. Many of the best known' writers in all" parts of the Colony have already become contributors. PUBLISHED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE COLONY. ' ' Subscription for the year, Ten Shillings ; by post, lls 6d. , - j Subscribers' copies will be regularly forwarded immediately on the, publication of sach number. ' , . , Single numbers may be obtained from the principal Booksellers .ur all parts of the' Oplony. — - r . A limited number of. Advertisements will be printed with each number of the Maga'-^ sine. — - Contributions to be addressed to The Editobs of the NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE, University, Dunedin, Subscriptions and- advertisements to be forwarded to . ' ' J. G. FRASER, . • ; Office of the New Zealand Magazine, 5a Dunedin. * - .- ■pOBERT BLACKADDER, IX o CT AGON,

DtJNEDINf ' ' " Has in Stock and to arrive early, Engineers', Boilermakers', Woodworkers', Sawmiiler's'j Blacksmiths', and. Amateurs' "Tools and Machines, all extra labour, saving, and carefully selected by himself at the Great F«r .of America, held iri'/Philadelphia, 1876, 'which was the chief centre foc< the ; ? best machines in the world, and as these have been well bought for Cash, 1 - R^B; is determined to offer the sariie at L"6w Prices. • ■*-

, The Stock (amongst oth&f goocls) consists of .12 Steam Engines and ißpilers, , 1^ to 2jT H.P.i Lathee, Iron . and, Jjfood Planers and.. Mitcherß, Moulding, Band Sawiag, Tennow-; ing, Scroll, Fret ' and., Circular Sawing' Machines, Sand Papering, Steam' and Hand Morticing, Buzz and] Pony, -Planers,- Scroll and Fret Saws (Fleet woods',- Barnes' and Beach's,) in great variety, Band<and Circular Saw Setting and Filing Machines (a vast' labour saving notion), Sash, Door, Blind" Relishing and Tennowing Machinss. com. bined, Sash and Door Clamps, Amateurs' Lathes with Scroll and Fret Saws combined, Lathe Heads, Saw Gummers,' Planer KnifeSharpeners, Saw Spindles, Saw Sharpeners and Gulletters (to, work, automatically and self-acting), Hand Jointing and Mitre Machines (the wonder of skill)^ Tanite Emery W,heels ' . and ( Grinding Machines (all sizes), Fan Blowers'/ Meat Outters, Watchman's Clockß, Lawn Mowers, Slide Rests, a large lot' of • Vertical-?." and Horizontal Drilling Machines, Lathe Chucks, Water rMotora, Chafe's Pipe Cutting 'and Screwing Machines from £ to 2 mch 1 '(will save .75 per cent, labour, dp better wo^k, and use every» inch of pipe for nipples), powerful .BenchJPunches and Cutters 'for iron,Jffand Mitre Machines (from. 2J. t0. 4 inch), Foot Mitres (2£ to 4 inch), !! Hprse ,Shoes, Babbits jMetal, ' Empire Portable Forges, .Stephen's Vices in great variety, .Iron Planer Vices, Amateurs' ■ and Office Printing •. Pressed (English and .American) ,by which a person can do his own printing at trifling cost, Slot ting; "Punching, Shearing, and Boring. ■Machines, Steam Hammers, Oliver Blocks, Belting,' Crab Winches, Derrick Cranes,; Circular Saws (4 to 78 inches), Centrifugal ■Lift and 'Force' Pumpa, r Water Engines, Water Wheels, Flour Mills, Saw, Mills, &c, &c.

Besides the* above, R. B.,haa. in, stock and ito arrive a large lot. of the latest improved and fixings ", (all inspacted and Rested while in Europe and America, by himself) and, to arrive ex, " Marie " from New York, and English Machinery ; by early ships. R. B. has much valuable information to tender his friends en all points connected with his business, and solicits an early call from his customers. Dunedin, November, 1876,

SAMSON FENCE WlßE.— This is an entirely new article, and -ia' fast superseding tho old style. Five Wires weigh Ten cwt. per mile, and costs in Melbourne , 10a v. Seventeen cwt. ordinary wire, costing £14 10s (the relative cost will be the same at principal ports "of /Australasia), with the (advantage of having. Seven cwt. less to pay carriage for. Over 1000 Tons sold, by one fii m last year, giving unbounded satisfaction. | [Send for full descriptive circular witti"ihl numerable testimonials from leading Colonists, and judge for yourselves. M'LEAN BROS, and RIGG, Importers and General Ironmongers, Melbourne. 28ap

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