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Otago Witness, Issue 1581, 11 March 1882, Page 5

BU INESS NOTICES. AG. WATSON, • (Late Watson and Gow). Prinoes street South, Dnnedln, Waggons, Drays, Spring carts, &c. .. Sent to all parts ot the country on the shortest nottoe. Agricultural Education. REV. W. JENNER, Science Teafoher, i FlMt-olass Certidoate, Education De. artment, South Kenßington, London, , is I oper, to give INSTRUCTIONS In FARMING (Theoretical and praotioal), or to give » series of leotures to. classes ion Agriculture, Botany, Ohemistry,GeolQgy, and Physiology For terms, &c, appjy . '. REV. W. : JENNER, „ Lawrence Tuapeka. COPPER, .BRASS, AND LEAD-PIPE WORKS, IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS, A. & T. BURT. Awarded FOUR FIRST PRIZES AND MEDALS, IBYDNEY EXHIBITION. And TWO GOLD and FIVE SILVER MEDALS MELBOURNE EXHIBITION. Gasaliers, 200 designs, most modern, Pumps of every description. Plumbers and Engineers, Brass Foundry. Water Closets, Urinals, and General Sanl> taryware. ' „ Corrugated Iron, Ridging and Lead Washers. Black and Galvanised Pipe, Hose, &b. Gas and Water Meters. Water Engines, First Prize against the World. Gastlron. Water and Gas Pipes. Every description of Copper, Bran and LeadGoodsmade to order with the greatest dispatch., at prices* equal to Importers. QUALITY GUARANTEED. A. & T. B*TRT. 28ap • COSSENS & BLACK, MILLWRIGHTS, BLACKSMITHS, * MACHINE MAKERS, . . Crawford street,, Dunedin. THRESHING MACHINES, With 1, %t% t 3, and 4 horse-iowerß, capable o threshing 100 to 400 bushels a day. , REAPING MACHINES Wlth.Baaaletti'B, Steel Faoed Fingers. WINNOWING MACHINES, Wf * ' CHEESE PRESSES, - — Various stie DRILL SOWING MACHINES, i For lowing Turnip, Mangolds, Carrots, Beet, j etc, etc * ! BRICK & TILE MACHINES . ' . Made to order. O ntraotow' Iron Work for Bridges, noonted with despatch at Lowest Rates. BS. SPARROW. & CO. l' 1 ' Have the following ft* iUJHIIWERIT FOR SAM. One pair 30-horae power (nominal) horizontal compound engines, the bigh and low pressure cylinders being 15 inches and 26 inches, with a Btroke of 36 inches; suitable' for flourmill, sawmill, woollen factory, or other large works where economy in fuel is a consideration. One 'lß-hoiße power (nominal) horizontal high-pressure engine, 14-inch cylinder,, ' with a stroke of 30 inches. .One pair conpled 8-inch cylinder engines, 16nch stroke; One 4-horse power horizontal high-preßaure engine. t , One 20-horse power tubular, boiler. One 10-ton steam overhead traveller, suit-, able for'; lifting logs or other heavy weights. One Band papering machine, for a timber factory. Two morticing machines, made by JohnOne self-acting screw cutting lathe, secondhand ; l&J-feet bed ; 101 inch centres. One American spoke-throating machine. One patent door-cramping machine, suitable , for a timber factory. One small boiling down plant, consisting of boiler and digester, with a capacity of about 60 sheep per day. 20 high' Bided 4-ton railway waggons, in, good order, lately running on the Government lines. ' ! 7 sets waggon wheels and axles (steel tyres), with springs and axle-boxes. . All the foregoing to be Sold Cheap. Dunedin Ironworks. Dnnedin, Ist February, 1882. 4f THE MERCANTILE AND BANK B PTCY GAZETTES OF NEW ZEALAND: -The ONLY GAZETTES) giving fullest ' partioulars and containing WEEKLY INFORMATION of all Bills o* Sals, Mobtoagbs ot Stook, Liens on Wool, Lows as Crops, Bailments, Shabk Reports, and all matters relating to Mercantile Pursuits and to Bankruptcy. Annual Subscription, L3^3b, payable in •dvanoe. Half-yearly Index 1 published la January tod July of each year. R, T, WBSELEK, PUBLISHER, Advuwranra Aoxnoy, > Stafford street, Dun- i rife 0a