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Otago Witness, Issue 2253, 6 May 1897, Page 1

Public Notices. Public Notices. » rants sirket, D DNEDra . LIVE STOCK JOURNAL ANNUAL, Mwkt). P4 Numerous articles by the best authorities ; PorE£j <^i^i. j& Cr3 taits of Stock, etc. — ls 3d ; poated, ls Bd. fi-3 <^ lj " TIIE HISTORY OF THE MYSTERY, or the ■3 Skeleton in Blastus's Cupboard, by W. T. *~"f f3g<srvim&£ ' •"• Stead ; being the Review of Reviews' Christr~S y^^aSS#»^t<W I VII S — " mas story— ls 3d ; posted, Is 6d. ; S Aj^^^^^^^f |^ THE SHEEP. Management in Health and j J^^^^^^^Mlf^^^^^^^h^r B=^ "Disease, Varieties, etc. By Armitage, { pLj Bli The Chairman'suuide and Secretary's Companion, m *v* m*l?Tg!T^^^^^m^E^i Everybod'y's English Song, with melodies, 192 """"" - -g*ggg£P^g ES^''c cS^nEW^^^^y pages (cloth.bound), 9d ; posted, 10(1. s=?ry^^^^^|^^^^^^^C^^B^ . How to Write Signs, Tickets, and Posters; * "*^*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ numerous engravings and diagrams, Js 3d ; Weldon's Piaetical Needlewoi k, new vol. 11, 3s ; "^^•■-' i! -j3-rlie^f'mS^^^^^^^i^s^jssnfwis r i Weldon's Practical Guide to Fancy Work, Is 3d ; CAN'T BE SHIFTED ! ,_ ,?° fr *od 3b sd. j •Ei- . » , w _ , , , _ „ _, vveldon s iancv Dress for Ludies, Is 3d ; wonted, i First Award New Zealand and South Scan Js5H. r j Exhibition for Colonial-made Saddles and Har- i Manures' ,jim Their T; ?H5 (Br A. R Grinithti) 3s ; aess. \ posted, n? 3d. My £5 tnnurafc, consisting of a First-clasj j Practical Fruit-prowinsc, by J. Cheal, F.R.H.S., Saddle (with Mountings Complete,' all hand- ls 3d ; posted, Issd. made), and Double-reined strong bridle, is thf ] ?j£W AHHU^L VBLU3VIER, best value for the money in the Colony. Boyß> Owfl Annualf ohl,' Own Annual, Chum., ;©4l. J Sunday :if. Home, rsssell's Saturday Journal, T , „ - . .. „ „ , „ I etc., at adviU'cised vricec. I am also making a. Lighter Saddle than \ DIARLES, ]?97. Alt kind?. Collins's Quarto above, with Double-remed Snaffle Bridle, com- Diaries, three -lays to page, pt.stcd 2.-. plete with all mountings, for £4. Inspection in- Magazines ,md PciiocicaJs at lowest ratts. vited. Compare quality, with prices. &%x sd-*** w — t ALEZ. Note the Adbrkss : ; 7 -ar-» "HO^rTn*Tir" yr Tr~a-ir-9> \ Bookbinder, ' Account 'Book Mamifaelurer. Parser JSr'm JC^S.J.J_n^_sJ™a^&, | Ilule.r. IMPORTER U. MASI3FAGTURER OF SADDLER?, '■ Agent for the Publications of the New Zealanfll 8 RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. ! Government. | 42 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. 1 NOW ON SALE, I MEMORIES OF THE UU OF J, F, H | WQHIEHS, I MISSIONARY AT &T7APUKI3. I < » AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY ! (Translated from the Garmau by ./oiJN I . IIOtTGHTON). < I KS3 ran |bb Hs?BaHSffl£«k * rS^HTS BOOK is a History ox tbo Life and OiBnllBlB?aaBB a ij"a g i c original Work having beon published in 1 Bremen in 1833. i A ift3l*i l"iOSy?B34kSfsV i Coming fro N'iw Zealand in 18*3 ]\e c-Glabliehefl ] #%rcu %*%Jtmr'S*m B 9 , h ; mselj: | fi a Mipß i onwy amongst the Maoris •PT»T\rrnr<* 1 at Rua P« k{l - He converted communities, to J. J-Vll\ O.fiiO CsXXVJIiJiX, use his own words, of loathsome 6avageß, suuk in poverty and degradation, into ■aomncua.itic3 ] QBJKSPD^ftI of prosperous, civilised liumau beings, re- 5 Uwra&UOV) ceiving for n:any years no r6Qj\3r.erafc{ou whilafc '■ i so doing, but providing hia own food out of tfefs ! O!PFER THE BEST VAIiUE IN soil, and teaching the Maoris to do the same after . a civilised manner, thus Having people's pouJn i ENGLISH AND and their bodies as well. He preserved and j nr\r a>7t at t?t a AiTzT/vnu f«^y reoords the old Maori mythology (a sub- { CO-LOJNiAIj UJLAiMIIIjJb i mie one ) f the custodian^ oi: which all died a -»-rr-. before his own demise. His Book is a valuable i EISGLISPI AISD record of the Early History of New Zealand, j nr»T r»-MT AT T7T A T<I"N!T?T «={ aI^ d 5s wri tteilt teil wsfcn &£<& library ia'te anfl I CO.LOJNIA.Li i^I^AIMJNJiLfb p<Jefcio and pious feeling. } ENGLISH AND Can be Ordehed Fhom Bookss^ers. J COLONIAL PLAIDINGS - n "^ fch> 3g 6d< COTTON SHIETINGS . TTNTON ST-TTRTnVftS THE TRUSTEES. EXECOTQBS. & AGEHOY COMPAMV UUW^ DiUJiiwuo QF NB^ ZEALAND (L iM ITE D). | ALL WOOL SHIRTINGS SPECIALLY Empowered by Act of ParliaKJ ment to act &i Executor, Trustees, Receiver, FLANNELETTES & MOLLETONS %^lJ^^ oV^^ v Z£\nZ Tn-nn-nTMATim n-.^ same way as an individual, but unlike an mdi MJJMtDO WN QUILIS vidual the Company never dies nor leaves the j country, nor becomes incapacitated, and its CARPET BEJSOOVEBS g™^ t ™? ; . ALHAMJ3EA COVBBS |"^ ITAL| 0 ,000. Shecti»gS« Table Bamask, <10,000 Snares of £6 Each.) m TOTAL LIABILITY, £100,000. TotVClSj Toilet Covei'S, Directors: E. B. Cargill, Esq., J. M. Ritchie, I ' Esq., James Mills, Esq., P. C. Neill, Esq., John ! Serviettes, Tray CJlOtlaS, • Roberts, Esq., J. B. Sinclair, Esq. j W. Lawre.vce Simpson, Manager. Table ClOtllSj j ExcUArGE BuiLDINGS] Liverpool St., Dunedin ami every requisite in Agent in Londou :H. J. GiBBS,Bsq. * Dash wood House, New Broad Street, I<.C. S2OHSeIlOl«l Wapery. The Company collect rents, dividends, interest 1 or other income, invest money, negotiate loans' —————— r-————; purchase aucl sell real and personal property! manage estates, and generally act as agents. iipn^^nqi nn ■*>■««« » <*Mn Forms, charges, and all other information can HEiBSHT- NIYIJ^S & SO. c obtained on application at the office of the BihlßWbn I j niilßßEVj ®& WWi Company or any of its agencies. A T the Balclutha aud Milton A. and P. Shows J\_ held in December last, Mr MATHIESON'S. Coachbuilder, Invercargill, patent doubled-seated ' Buggy was awarded first prize and special first for the best buggy adapted for farmers' use. It has been exhibited at nearly all the shows in Otago and Southland,- and has taken 37 first prizes, and has never been beaten. It was the only farmers' buggy that received a prize at the N.Z. and South Seas Exposition, 1889-W). Write for photo, and oarticulars. It always pays to get the Beat.