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Otago Witness, Issue 1480, 27 March 1880, Page 3

fflE IN NEW ZEALAND H3TA.BL[SHffi!) H PiiOPRIBTORS. MANUFACTURERS OF In great variety, Q which for richness of perfame, beauty, and quality, ARE NOT EQUALLED BY ANYTHING IN THE COLONY & £ $ "^ O & i 5 I g i ? I S v 9 r fc.9 P Svlr?BHO t•J lA* I ?g. §* g. - 5 S ALSO THE CELEBRATED . I* t I ■ ? I S « "l-l • PRIZE PALE j 1 ■ 5*6 ! F 3 (Pttrbst,- • i & a g, I § a ? ' § I z? _*. *O 'Mm 5 LjJ MANUFACTORY : KING AND CUMBEELAND STEEETS, DUNEDIN. 83" PRICE LISTS ON APPHOATION.. A. H. ROSS, OPTICIAN, NAUTICAL, AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, AND GENERAL IMPORTER, Pbincks Street and xhe Octagon. Every description of Surveying, Philosophical, Nautical, and Optical Instruments Repaired and accurately adjusted on the premises in Priucea street. Chronometers rated by Transit observatiocs. ■ • A. H. R. devotes Bpecial attention to the selection of his stock of Spectacles, and having teea for many years Sole Optician to'' the Eye Infirmary, Bunderland, and being now Optician to the Dunedin Hospital, persons requiring asflistance to their vision will do woll before purchasing Spectacles or Eye-glasses to inspect bis large and varied stock. A. H.R. has just received new stock at iiis Octagon Warehouse. Sewing Machines, Cbaff cutters, Wringing and Mangling Machines, Iron Ornamental Gates, &c , Sen. mHE IJNDEBSIGNED HAS FOR SALE ARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF THE BE3T QUALITY. Choice Collection of FLOWER SEEDS has 200 varieties. All sorts of GRASSES for permanent pastures. Fine Cfraasea for lawns and cricket grounds. CLOVERS of the Finest Quality— White, Fed, Oowgrass, Alsyke, andTrofoil. Lucerne, Alfalfa, Ryograss, and Cocksfoot ; Timothy, Crested Dogtail and Fescue Grasses. My TURNIPS are very fine, in fact unequalled in this country j if you have not tried them, please do so, if ever so few. My Improved Yellow Aberdeen will ftrow to five feet in girth, as I show at my shop last season, and splendid quality. My Improved Purple Top will grow to 40ib. My Champion of the World, Swede, will grew to 561b— as I also show at my shop ast season— and quality unsurpassed. Thoy will keep sound much longer than any other variety. Also, MANGOLDS, LONG AND GLOBE. WHIN AND BROOM.— Scotch and Cape for fences. Tares, Millet, Buckwheat, Canary, and Hemp. RAPE.— I have landed a very fine sample of 4 tons of growing rape. "Saynor's Pruning Knives. LADIES' & GENTLEMINS' GAEDENING GLOVES. Catalogues on application. WILLIAM KEHD, PBINCES STEBET CUTTING (Adjoining Quten'a Theatre), DUNEDIN. PUBLIC NOTICE. T. B L"~A . C X, ' (Late with G. and T. Young). Being about to enter into business as WATOHMAKER AND JEWELLER, respectfully solicits the support and patronage of bis friendn and the public generally. T. B. having established an agency in Britain, will shortly be able <io offer a Oho Rnd Varied Selection ofWATcnES and Jiwelleky of all descriptions and by the bo makers. T.Blaok being a practical tradesman, can guaTantose that all work entruatod to his Q»re will be exeouted ii a conscientious and workmanlike manner. Note tho address— T. BLACK. WATCHMAKEK AND JEWELLER, 22, Princes Street, Danedin (next Criterion Hotel), ,&. Ppaatry work exwutod wfth $he utmost despatch,