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Otago Witness, Issue 2295, 24 February 1898, Page 2

Business Fotices, *■ —^— — — ________^___________^ ■ REID AND GEAY, Sole Agents for BALL & ROLLER \iVL§ VV §&«&■ BALL & HOLLER BEARINGS. BEARING! S. ' TPQTTMOKTT AT /gmtaiga son has given me every I JSS I il?iUi\ liii/a M^ ' satisfaction, and can con- . Glasgow Fakbi, /fl^^^^^ls^iM^&^^^^l' fluently recommend the Mosgiel, jT"^^^r^S^^^^^^^^^^^J^^^^S\iuuHiim <iame *° iTitendirg purMas' 8, 189 I i7~-g=*fTri-. ' •' ' ' " =\^^^^ chasers. Light draught fUte that, 1 tlie "Pony horse s all the saason,— Deering Binder I pa-- \M^^^s«^^^ft^^Ss^^^^ Yours truly, chased from you Usfa sea- Walter Blackib. %_ En The DEERING BINDER will go on any hil'side that can be ploughed with a Doublefurrow Plough. ; With Ball and Roller BeariDgs. The Best Mower ever offered to the Farmers.

Sole Agents for the World-famed * THE. STANDARD MACHINES OF ENGLAND. Kcw SSilpisiessts Ulntatua aisd Kaikonra EOADSTER& AND ROAD RACERS LADY'S MACHINES WITH WESTWOOD RIMS. ALL MACHINES FITTED WITH ENGLISH DUNLOP TYRES. BELLS, LAMPS, GEAR WHEELS, &c. SEND FOR PARTICULARS.

(3L.1 IVES o !^^?^^) , AGENTS FOR -<3--^.B3"Z>"^r*^ BBILbTIWG-. This ce'ebrared Cotton Belting is tbe Beab in the World for Durability, Btrecgth, and CheapXitss. It is 90 per cent, sttonger than any other Belting and is not affected by Heat, Bteam, or Gss. Send for Prices. A. &. T. BUET (LIMITED) ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR ENGELBERT'S FAMOUS LUBRECATING OILSUnequalled for Cylinders, Engines, and Machiuevy cf all descriptions. The public are cautioned Bgfcimt buying spmious imitations of these celebrated Oi's which are being sold as " ENGELBERT'S." None are genuina unless purchased through the Agents and leading Ironmongers and invoiced as " ENGELBERT'S." Manufacturers and Importers of Sight-feed Lubricators and every description of Steam Fittings, Shafting, Pulleys, and Plumrner Blocks, Cotton Waste, Leather Belting, and Donkey Pumps, &c. co:E£:E£:K^:e*oBJ:o:E3B3"o:E; xskt'VX'fesd. Eogineerp, Iron and Brass launders, Coppersmiths Plumbers, and General Electroplatera DUNEDIN. :

DISASTROUS FIRE. We beg to advise our customers and friends that, although the main building oi: our works has been burnt out, the Engine, "Woodworking, and Smiths' shops, the wearing parts and other stores of materials, were separate from the •main department and are not in any way injured. > I We were coraseqwiiatSy ssble t®> supply all orders for knives awcl psarts iU<& same day, sa&tl sSaaSI foe afele to coxi tisane to do ssoo o Through the great kindness of the other engineers of the city, who have gratuitously placed tools at our disposal as, well as other plant, we are able at once to start work on orders. Other friends have supplied us with temporary premises, and the contractor promises us the building again in a fortnight. We trust, therefore, that our customers will be little inconvenienced, and that they will help us to retrieve our losses by bearing with the little delay that must take place.

Tha Ashburton Guardian, of the 12th inst., contains an advertisement convening a meeting ) of prohibitionists, the business being "to con?it?er the action of the mayor in ordering free Brinks on the occasion of tha Governing visit ■an February 7."

j We understand that a large quantity of # lignite is now being got out of what is known as I the Fortification pit, in the Tokotnairiro, on I property leased by Mr Lore from Mr Noble. I The coal from the pib is being much uged ou -iiedaee.