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Business Notices. . - SPECIAL NOTICE. FOB SIX WEEKS ONLY. D'DAWSON begs to announce to the readers of this paper that having made arrangements • for a supply of English Lever Watches he will make a Special Reduction during the next Six Weeks. He will offer an English Silver Lever Watch, worth £5, and an Aluminum Gold Ohain and Seal, worth 18s, for the reduced sum of £4 4s, post free to any address. With every Watch there will bo given a written guarantee for ten years, and upheld free of expense for two /ears, if the main spring should break during that period a new one will be replaced free of cost The Aluminum Gold Chains cannot be detected in appearance from 18-carat gold. £?* In ordering the above cut out this Coupon and send it along with the order. OTAGO WITNESS COUPON. I hereby bind myself to send an English Lever Watch and Aluminum Gold Chain on receipt of this and P.O. Order for £4= 4s, as .j, advertised. D. DAWSON, 47 George street, Dunedin D. D., being a thorough Practical Watchmaker, is enbaled to execute all Repairs ftfc Moderate Priceß. Waltham Watch Repairs a Specialty. Watches Cleaned for ... ... ss. Main Springs ... ... ... 4s fid. JEWELLERY REPAIRED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. NOTE ADDRESS— D . D A W S O N , 4? GEORGE STREET, PURJEPIK., /^ \^mSS^^^^^^^^^^Ty\ < By Special Appointment CARnuGE-mnLDßfc to fOvi^^^V^^^^^ \ HIS BxOSLLBNCY THH GOVEHNOR OK N.Z ) I >* 5S*» C=Fv( : j :: sf/ v§i§ls3tT 1 Carriages constructed from the Latest Designs o» \^^Y \svßr" Tsf V- "x^VvVX *-f Best Materials and Workmanship. Awarded ChicV^ i\ -\/Nr\v /\ V/Vl\ 7 Prizes at all the recent shows, aud the SluclaU \/ X> \ N\/ V/\ J/\ \/ Combination Buggy \vas awarded a Special Prizo v iiiiTTiinVi^J \s \ J' the Wellington Exhibitiou. A Jarge quantity of / HARK Sf ICL At E, COAOHBUILDER and IMPOnTEU, GREAT KING STEEBT, DUNEDIN and 1 WARE STREET, OAMARU. FIRST ORDEJR, OF MEKIT AWAKDED THIS PRESS~ At The MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1880; ALSO, First Prize at the National Show held at BaUarat In 1881. DUF "I? Tf> T? T "E? T> 9 Ci • JjJCiJtiJtiJLJJiJtiCT HUMBLE & NICHOLSON, Makers, Geeßong. The usual screw is dis- and double the wovk is i;oi p«nsed with, and the prea- ,; - $ov&k through by the same numsure brought to bear by • W berof men. means of a strong rope or j-jx chain, working ia sheave fff' Special attention is ilipulleys overhead, attached if reoted to the fasteilin X of to a. ram, and winding on a |$ the P acks before the wo ° l v fusee, which is made in the '"" | P ufc in > wnion is & one in v " •hapa of a suddenly-tapered 1 exceedingly quick and sun •orew. H P^ e manner ; four pieces of 111 1 wood are iltfced into the reThe rope works on the || * ceases of doors, which holt: large part of the fusee when •<, |j thepackseeurelyinpositiou the pressure is light, aud -& |! and to the side-en 1 cl-o-. !i. passes down to the taper m^fWS^^^^ fastening the doors, which end as the pressure . in- ' are held in position by a votcreases, being worked by a ■ J||^~|sfl jiff . Weal bar, and relieves then; lever fixed on the centre I Si •°jj^S^^^ g> 'E ffl ' simultaneously. 'f H """*" 111 ""'' ie s '^ e door is also The top box is hinged to i f£g ||l f held in its place by a catch Bidebrackets,andturnsdown I ffl fflJt-J-Jfc> which at any Lime can U. ontothefloor, which greatly k j|| BMM9^ relieved instantly, tho 000,0 0 0, facilitates the putting-in of 1 Jj| /IfffW^ftyn, falling back and allero ln X the wool, and rendere any ft J|§ ||H| the bale to bo removed, second floor unnecessary .and » W& when filled is easily placed 1 #Srf^^^^W Whenthebalelapressed THRl^^wl^Bl Exhibition competition and the aides sewn, the ram '^Cfe^i $Hi $&&« MMftmf " *t,,^ t> * \ , ,- r , * v ■ „ ',H MswM%MMs®Bsti tbiS Pres3 turned out IS lifted by a small rope » k „ , c r , trom the fusee, turned by a <IK^jlifMilSi Bal6S ° f &COlU ' ed handle. if^W^^r^PH^^- W°olW ° 01 minute 3) be " power is brought into appli- Pre 33 ' altll0ll & 11 one had pation by this means than tile advantage Of ueinjj by the ordinary screw-press, . driven by steam, TESTIMONIALS. The New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Ltd ) Messrs WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, and CO.. Dunedin. Dunedin, October 26, 1885 Dear Sirs, — In reply to your inquiry aa to our opinion of PEKRIER'S PATENT WOOIi-I'HBSS.'a* (supplied by Humble and Nicholson, we got one for last season's work, which satisfied us so well that wo ordered two more this season. — Yours faithfully, (Signed) THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LAND COMPANY (Ltd > THOS. BKYDONB, Superintendent. To Messrs HUMBLE and NICHOLSON, Geelong. Muntham. October 27, 1880. Dear Sirs, — The wool-press I got from you is working very well, and is much admired by all who have been to see it at work, a great number having called. Such pi-ess should suit the large sheds in Eiverinu veiT.andif your press was used there I think it would be soon in universal use in the larger sheds. lam luraJng out about 35 bales a day with two men, but if they had a third man to sew the two sides of the bai after coming from the press they could do about 45 bales a day. JOSEPH B. PEA KSON To Messrs HUMBLE and NICHOLSON. December 2, 1883. Dear Sirs. —l may tell you that one of D. Ferrier's Wool-presses sent to me has exceeded my expectation! and that it makes wool-pressing, from being the hardest, one of the lightest jobs in. tlie shed. I may also say that I get it done 25 per cent, cheaper than formerly by a sci-ewpress ; also, we are able to get more into the bales with less work.— l am, &c, E. H. RHODES, Jun. Extract from letter re Wool-press, from J. L. Brown, The Brigalows Station, Warren, to P. Lasseter and Co Messrs P. Lassetter and Co., Sydney. The Brigalows, October 22, 188 J. Dear Sirs,— The Ferrier Wool-press works well, and is the PRESS OF THE DAY. One man is doiiis* all my pressing, with the help of a little boy to hand him the fleeces. My bales all go -lew tto4j of very clean greasy wool, and is no trouble for the man to press down, and the speed of putting the ram-head up alter the bale is sewn is simply incredible. The tumbling-box is also a grand improvement, on tlie travelling-boi principle, for it saves any climbing to begin the work, and, vhen filled, is only tlie -work of halt v minute to •vind into its place, ready for action. I have just finished n b.ile of clean sorted locks, which took two men •n the lever-bar to press, and it weighs lOcwt 271b. This I did to test the heavy chain, the smaller chain nad a flaw in one oi the links, and gave way the second day of work. It any fault enn he lound iv this new Vress it is in the boxes splitting with the excessive heat or thio part ; otherwise, the mechanism, simplicity, rower, and speed is all that can be desired; and lam sure this will be the result with an voile who usm !hem ; and I feel proud of having selected a FERKIER, for, with ordinary care, it will last a lifetime.--Kespectfully yours, (Signed) JNO. L. BKOWN. Other Testimonials and Particulars given if required. We have added several Important Improvements to the above Press, which make it considerably stronger. For further Particulars and Price (delivered here) apply to WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., DDNHDIH;<W, MR. J. E. GLOYEE. Shag Fambv. '