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Otago Witness, Issue 2010, 1 September 1892, Page 6

Business Notices^ ' SUTTON'S SEEDS ■PH FARM AND GARDEN, Bird fey Tl«w of th« Prtalnn J^J^nk^nJ} te h^"iß||!p^Lr jt mffiwWW, Frioaa * nd YoU Fwttahn «*f *• ***** SUTTON AND SONS, READING, ENGLAND. tIOFPEE PALACE AND PEIVATE HOTEL, " .MORAY PLAGE, DUNEDIN., C. F. MEYER, Proprietor. CF. MEYER, having leased thje above Hotel, intends to make t?ie .Coflfee Palace a • Palace for visitors from the Gountry, paying particular attention to the comfort of all that favour him, and by keeping'a First-class Table, Clean and Airy Bedrooms, at Reasonable Charges, trusts to secure a fair share of support. Only temperance drinks sold on the premises. Night Porter to call visitor! fo* Early Trains in attendance. ■ _ i" the' city produce auction rooms. - 439 flinders lane, BSELBOUBSrE,, f~*\ ENERAL Farm and Dairy Produce Salesmen. Consignments of grain, (raja seeds, potatoes, \ "JT onions, ice, sold daily. Consignments of cheese, butter, bacon, honey, fruit, ke. t received nod sold at our Auction Rooms! or in bond for transhipment. We also hold regular sales of hides, skins, tallow, &c. ' We have special facilities for the sale of all descriptions of produce, whfoh it placed with the advantage that long experience only can give. Commission on farm produce, 3$ percent. ; commission on dairy produce, 5 per cent. Correspondence invited.' Cable AddreM, " (jaassi* " ; reference, the National Bank of New Zealand, Chriitchnroh. THE AUSTRALIAN AROMATIC PttblJC N9tices. gIORSE & CATTL.E FOOD. "CIOR SALE, OR, TO LEASE (Stallionßrand.) The CALDEEVAN ESTATE, about ADisxiKCTANDPEcoxiABCOMBiKATiON. acmj of go o d Agricultural and INVALUABLE FOR HORSES, CATTLE, PIGS, Pastoral Land, in numerous paddocks, SHEEIP. DOGS," AND POULTRY. .«. , ' ( / .: four miles from Waiwera South Rail[Copt 0* Testimonial.] - ' ".Mkssrs Patkmon and PRTOR,-Dear Sirs : wa, Station, and about same distance Regarding the Aromatic Horse Food we pur- , chased from you we wish to state that it has from Eaihiku. riven ub every satisfaction. We tried it speci- . lily with tw,o of our horses which were in very i# . - bad order, and after using your food for two Easy terms and immediate possession, weeks the change was wonderful, and mow TnTIW OWTTI . KrkXra ispeciallyas the horses during that time were JOHN REID & SONS, SS^S&^lSlaftSrJf*' 8 "^ »E2 Bond street, Dunedin. taf iSItPSSSfi" CO - Carrierß and Fomard " mHE SOUTHLAND FROZEN MEAT AND ' '— "mh July> m 2'" PRODUCE EXPORT CO., LTD., Horses can be kept in Good Condition and w , „,.,-t «rvn Dattle-Fattened at Less Cost than Id Per day. " f-r. -*• WILL GIVE Specially recommended to Poultry Keepers - ■ loVduc^ t P o r °feg a them r SK" w'inMud **»» this date tiU *• end of 1692 puscle. I In Jib, lib, and 21b packets ; also in 71b, 141b, Al n 6ST D I R and2Blb bags if required. JUeD PUBLIC I»E3 *!* Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers for v " i patebsonTpryor, «> r PRIME WIOTTON ' ', ? MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. . DELIVERED AT THEIR YARDS, [ Agents Wanted. ' ' WALLACETOWN KOYAL MAIL LINK OF OOAOHBC \ (0088 A CO.) — TERMS CASH. Thi ibova Un« ef Ooaohas tear* Ltwwnot fsi Roxburgh, Clyde, Cromwell, Qneenrtown, and ah intermediate puoMj every Monday, Wednesday, «fIA Friday, on arrival of flnt train from Donedio returning on tbe alternate dayi. Le*ve ralmenton for HaMby, 8». Bathani. Ophlr. p v CUTHBERTSON, •adoly£eonKond»yauidFrfaayt:andforMMrMi k, h. v,uin BO .v and fieathorn «r«ry Monday, Weaneid»y, m 3 Secretary. Friday. Hlddlem&reh for Hyd«, Kyeborn. and 13th August 1892. ITtuby oa Wtdnetdaya at I a.m. and Saturdays «| . Z. ■- S^^^^uiiaSlSS^^ 110 ° CROSSBRED HOGGETS. ..m^n*»&Ffa^ug^*m«to« fi w For nQQ CROSSBRED _ T V HOGGETS ; been on turnips since Hatd OCmi F— l ■»»•>« EMrwoat. May, and with sufficient turnips to keep them - ' '" " ' to 15th October. Delivery, to be taken on or /"iTAGO WITNESS— New Stories— A Large before that date. %J amount i of Reading Matter. Price 6d. 18au DONALD REID & CO.