SPECIAL FOR OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS. T T y 195 & 197 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.
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NEW [ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY OCTAGON, DUNEDIN. mHE MOST POPULAR CLOJCHING, HOSIERY, MERCERY, AND HAT ESTAB- 1 "*- LISHMENT IN OTAQO, employs upwards of 600 hands in the manufacturing of every description of MEN'S, YOUTHS' and BOYS' WEAR. Mosgicl Tweed Suits — to fit men of all builds All kinds of Dungaree, Mole, Corduroy, Serge, — 35s to 555. and Duck Garments for Men and Boys. Men's Colonial Tweed Trousers, 7s 6d to 'White Shirts, Regatta Shirts, Oxford Shirts, 17s 6d— splendid value. 3s to 7s od. Men's Tweed and Waterproof Overcoats, with Working Shirts, 2g to ss. and without capes, 22s 6d to 60s. Undershirts, in Merino, Cashmere, Flannel, Boys' Extra heavy Mosgicl Tweed Suits, 12s 6d *«>•» at Fa ctory Prices. to 40s — the best Stock in New Zealand to A Splendid Assortment of Hats and Caps at Belect from. very Cheap-Prices. m~ LETTEK ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO. "9% NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, OCTAGON, ; D U N X D I PO". THE following are Prices and Terms for our various Manures delivered on Railway Trucks at our Works, Burnside, for Seasonlß92-9 J, now ready for delivery : — Per Ton. £ £ SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME ... 7 BLOOD MANURE 8 FINE BONE DUST 7 GARDEN MANURE 9 POTATO MANURE 7 SPECIAL MANURES FOR VINES, GRASS LAWNS, &c, &c, from £7 to £8 per ton. QUANTITIES OF LESS THAN ONE TON 6d per cwt extra. Teiins Cash Less 2* per cent. s«Er :o A. 43- SB -w Will be charged in all instances— to bold two cwt, 6d each ; and one cwt, 3d each. We will allow for these if returned to the Works promptly, say, within a month, full value, but after that time only what they may be worth, less cost of carriage. SUPERPHOSPHATES And other Manures lose %yeight and deteriorate from exposure, bub wo guarantoe full weight and analysis when delivered, but will not recognise any claim unless made within 14days of despatch or date of invoices. For intrinsic value our Manures will bo found cheaper than any others bearing similar names, either locally produced or imported. Testimonials and particulars in our Manure Pamphlets, which kindly write for and read results. ©UAR9O. We have a cargo each of " Coral Queen" and "Abrolhos" guaranted analysis 5* to 60 per cent. Phosphate of Lime. Price from Lsto L 5103 per ton on Rails, Burnside. Under one ton 6d per cwt extra. KEMPTHORNE, PEOSSER, & CO. (LIMITED). At Silchester it is said a Christian basilica Theosophists in the United States are has been discovered— a basilica of the fourth endeavouring to secure some place remote century. It is the oldest church in Great from travel and comparatively inaccessible, Britain. like the Himalayas iv India, where the higher The fastest typewriter in the world is scholars of the faith may make their researches decland to be Frank E. M'Gurrin, of Salt undisturbed.. " Lake City. The fastest woman typewriter, In justifying their action in reducing the Miss Orr, of New York, was defeated by haulage rate, on Greymouth coal to the Grey M'Gurriu by thiee won's. Miss Orr's best Harbour Board, the Railway Commissioners record was 93 4-5 words a minute. On a later point out that Newcastle coals have been test M'Gurrin wrote 104 words in one minute recently retailed in Wellington 6s and 7s a blindfolded, and 131 words from dictation in 59 ton cheaper than West Coast coals can be seconds. obtained for.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2009, 25 August 1892, Page 12
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