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Otago Witness, Issue 1449, 30 August 1879, Page 25

BUSINESS NOTICES. JOHN BRINSMEAD and SONS' ej Patent Sostenente Pianos. Daily Chronicle. "In tone the instrument is exceedingly rich and sweet, and in touch the very per- ■ lection of lightness. Messrs Brinsmead may oertainly be congratulated oa their- s'neoeaa." JOHN BRINSMEAD and SONS' Patent Sostenente Pianos. Eoho. " The nearest approach to perfection with whioh we; are acquainted." JOHN BRINSMEAD and SONS' Patent Soßtenente Pianos. Daily News. " Anew Pianoforte, recently manufactured by Messrs John Brinimead and Sons, claims notice, net only on acoount of its beauty and riohnest of tone, but speoially for some ingenious mechanical novelties ; the most important being the addition of a third pedal, by means of whioh the sounds of any note or notes may be almost indefinitely prolonged at the will of the player. Thus, bass notes may bo sustained after being atrsok by the left hand, which may then be taken away, V and, with the right hand, may execute the ™ most brilliant atacoato passages, thus giving almost the effect of four hands. The 1 patent • check • repeater; action,' .a [ speciality of Messrn Brinsmead, enables thepetfornlei'TO command vfith ease the' most rapid refctew tion of the|same note; the facility 'of the key movement -in general being such' that glisaando passages can be exeteuted with such perfect eate as to render them 'praoti 1 : cable with the lightest touch. - The volume of tone is intensified by a peculiar -construction' of the* sounding board, another'improve* ment teing the system of bridging/ by which the vibrationß arfr inoreased- and "tendered sjmpaiihetic. The Pianoforte is capable of all degrees of delioaoy and power, its masßive Btructwe rendering legs liable to get out of tuno than. usual; and the instrument,, is altogether calculated to extend the reputation of its makers." ';;* OitN BRINSMEAD & SONS' PIANOS May bo obtained of all principal Musiosellers. Prices from 33 Guineas to 500 Guineas. 18 Wigmore street, London, W., and the " Brinsmead " Works, Grafton road, Kentish Town, N. W., England. STATION. FARM, &o. TTTS HAVE FOR SALB-400-gaL Iron Tanks and Bmpty Seed Caiks Eoek Salt and Bluestone Conuaoki and Woolpaoks— Calouttas "Tensing Wires, No. 6 «o 10, best brands Skeeu Nets— Tarred Cambridge Rollers, plain and notched Potatbe Digging Machine Janneirs _ „ , Cakoon's American Hand Broadcast Seed '' ' Sowing Machines Plrie's Double-furrow Plough Socks . Murray's Donble-fnrrow Ploughs— cheap Grain »nd Grass Seed Sowing Machines, 18 feet wide, Mitchell's. Speoially adapted and fitted for Sowing Tnrnip Seed broadcast, A shipment expected by the "Cape Clear." Thbt bat* Tuck, Labour, and Sked. Landing and to Arrive : White Clover Timothy Bed „ Lucerne ALrike „ Ryegrass Cow-grass Clover Cocksfoot Mangold Sheep Parsley Rapo Seed, Sowing Rib-grass . Rye Grain, &c, &o. Turnip Seeds, of varieties, Imported and Colonial. NIMMO & BLAIR have imported a Grata Seed Cleaning Machine— the best procurable — and trust the Farmers will appreciate this endeavour to Bupply a felt want. Never ruin your fields by using duty seeds, •yen if cheap. It is a "penny wise and peund foolish policy." We are agents for Joseph Nicholson's Reapers and Extraß A. Forsyth and Co., Sydney Repe Works. A supply of best Maxilla, assorted sizes, always on hand. NIMMO"T BLAIR, CUSTOMS, FORWARDING, & GENERAL COMMISSION AGBNTS, No. 181, PjBINCBS STREET SOUTH, DUSTEDIN. 2aa H~E UNDERSIGNED Has for Sale : FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, QUICKS Ac, At the following prices :—: — FRUIT TREES, Apples, 2 years, 12s per dozen ; 3 years, 18s per dozen ; Pears, Plums, Cherrieß, Peaches, and Apricots, 3 years, 18s per dozen. Gooseberries and Currants, Black, White, and Red, 6s per dozen. FOREST TREES. Scotch Fir, Black Austrian Pine, Pinna Pinaster, and Pinus Montana. 3 years (transplanted), £3 per 1000 or 8s per 100 . 4 years (transplanted), £4 per 1000, or 10s per 100 Norway Spruce, 3 years (transplanted), £5 per 1000, or 12s per 100 Norway Spruce, & years (transplanted), £7 per 1000, or 16* per 100 Norway Spruce, 5 years (transplanted), £10 per 1000, or 24s per 100 Larch, 2 years (transplanted), £4 per 1000, or 10s per 100 Larch, 3 years (transplanted), £6 per 1000,' or 14s per 100 Larch, 4 years (transplanted), £J per 1000, or 16s per 100 QUICKS— I year, 10s per 1000 ; 2 years, 16s per 1000 ; 3 years, 20s per 1000. RHUBARB ROOTS— €s to 30s per dozen. ROBERT CLEAVE, Nurseryman and Seedsman, Dee street, InreicoMrgttl, {