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Otago Witness, Issue 1950, 4 April 1889, Page 3

Melbourne Advertisements, i"i "' B'>ia^®8 ' >ia^®' < HF)^ 8 fiSCJLIPSSi; INCUBATOR (By Roy a Letters Patent). t TjUFENHEIM, TOVEY, & RIOKARD, .. Fj 118 Lonsdale street east, Melbourne, 3 Manufacturers of Inoubatora and loe Cheats. I PRICES (Delivered oa rail or boat in Melbourne) t— To hatch To hatch SO eggs ...£4 10 0 100 eggs ...£8 0 0 68 „ ... 6 o*o US « ... 90 0 72 „ ... 70 0 200 „ ...10 0 0 LacgerSisefltoOrdw, Terms Gash. * The "Eclipse" Rearing Mother, the most sue-. 8 . cessful made, price 255. ICE CHESTS ICE SAFES Ice Chests from 455. , New Zealand orders attended to with despatch. 1 Circulars may be obtained on application at " Otage Daily Times Office. , 29ju JOHN SHAW, & SHEFFIELD. ' STEEL WIRE HOPES (ROUND AND FLAT) " Of the Finest Quality, for Mining, Hauling, Inclines, Steam Ploughing, Suspension Bridges, Tramways, and JSrial Railways. ■ SPECIAL FLEXIBLE STEEL WIRE I ROPES ; For Small PulHes, for Air Winches, Cranes, Whims, Wool Presses, Elevators, and any purpose where great strength with flexibility is required. Ships' Hawsers, Cables, and Mooring ) Lines, Flexible Steel Cargo Discharging^Ropefl. 5 Bolt Ropes and Signal Lines, and Log Lines, Every piece of my Steel Wire is separately tested before using to ensure uniform temper. Wrought Iron Reels and Rivetless Shackles for Ropes. ASK FOR SHAW'S ROPES. 1 .fjCopper Wire Rope, Lightning Conductors and Fittings, Patent Lockwidge Fencing Btee) Standards (the best, cheapest, and easiest to fix of any) ; no round holes to thread the Wire through. Hundreds of miles of this fencing in ; use. ASK IMPORTERS FOR LISTS. MOET and CHANDON'S Dry Imperial Champagne: 1884 vintage. " riBNTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL XJ EXHIBITION. -J. OASWBLL'S PATENT AUTOMATIC INOUBATOB. This' lncubator includes all improvements which have been made in incubators up to the present time, and it thoroughly automatical. It is complete in itself, and requires only a few gallons of warm water* to commence opeiations. When the desired heat is arrived at it is maintained automatically. It can be worked with gas or kerosene (substituting gas burner for lamp) and will maintain an equal tern- I perature regardless of size of flame or external cir- j cumstances. The Machine can be worked in any room as there is no smell or smoke, or the inconvenience of heating water. They are well made out of the beet seasoned kauri, dovetailed, and all the mountings are of brass. The improvements ensure < success in the hands of persons who desire to hatch either for pleasure or profit, as a regular temperature is maintained without attention. The Machine hold* 150' eggs, of which it has hatched 140. OUT-DOOR REARBR.— The Out-door Rearer and Foster Mother are combined, and include drying boxes.' Thej are supplied with wind-proof lamp, a glass covered run for the chioks, and are perfectly water-tight and rat proof. Prices : 25 eggs, £4 10s; 50 eggs, £6 10s ; 200 eggs, £12; with thermometer made expressly for Incubator, 10s; small incubator to hold 60 eggi, £6 10s. 17» m/T ELBOURNE THE UNITED SERVICE CLUB HOTEL Collins street Bast (late Heniugham's). R. Mowbray ... Proprietor. Thli superior Family Hotel affords excellent accommodation to visitors to the Centennial Exhi ■>ition in consequence of its close proximity thereto Fbivatb Suites fob Families. Hot and Cold Water Baths. Nothing but the very finest. brands ot Wines and Spirits kept. This Hotel is centrally situated, and is in near proximity to all the theatres and places of imusement. Five minutes' wulk from Exhibition 170 TO ARCHITECTS, PROPRIETORS, OONTBAOTORS, ANp BUILDERS. ANGUS MACLEAN, 8, 10, 12 Franklr street, Melbourne, Sole Patentee and Manufacturer of Maclean a Patbht Gotuinr fob Verandahs and Balcombb. Cast ißoir Columns, Finuls, Vanes. Ventilators, Balustrades, Creatings, Post Capitals. ■ and all Ornamental Requisites required for , * Building purposes. r An illustrated catalogue, containing, designs, prices, Ao. of all the above work, may be obtained at Uk Otago Daily .Times jOffice. Tategr-ujts, letter i, dc. prooKrafy attended to. Ornamental Tables, Sthruij. and forden Chain. N.B.— Patterns made to aa>deitg&i; architect! 1 detail* toUawcA. Tdet.lim.'' ft 42. OBT and CHANDON'S Dry Imperial Champagne. 1884 vintage. TO ABOHITBOTS, BUIIiDERS, CONTBACTOBS, and the TBADB. JOHN NOTMAN f 88 Lxttlb Collins strhbt east, Mblboubmk, MANUFAOTUBBB of LAMPS. Docters, Chemists, Hotels, Coffee Palaces, sup piled with Lamps of the newest designs, and In . any coloured glass. BURRBLL tAMPS FOR HOTKLS made a speciality. Also Drum Lamps, showing one way, two ways, three wars, or four, with magnifying 'silver' glass reilectoja Iq increase fcbe light. Sole manufacturer of the FRESHER. PATIjNT LAMP . io much admired by Britishers at the Bxliibitlon. Chemists supplied with Damps, as made for Francis xnd Go', M^i^tr and' Pieasane, Simpson and Davin port's, Cojlirui.freeteast.. « , ', • r. ' . Maker of all claaeea of T6a and Coffee Urns, ii '3opper, Brasi, or Qkrjxax Silysk, with two tops md equal to any BmHiU. m«de. Manufacturer of Revolving - Advrrtising Lampuch as seen working at jUje Bxliibitiou ■ , .- \ i{ow Zealand orders by pott or telegram attfcntk;' ' ! o with despatch, •».-,.. -. , I Illustrated cironlnri maybe obtained on aj plica- - '<on at the Ot»goPAl{y Time* Office. t SAiu I