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Otago Witness, Issue 2690, 4 October 1905, Page 42

Public Notices. List of Popular, Latest, and most Useful Works on Animals, their Management and Diseases, Dairy Fa ming\ Horticulture, Fruit-growing, Dogs, Poultry, and Birds, _&c. ANIMALS : T&eir Management aad Diseases* Barton's " Our "Friend the Horse, a Complete Practical Guide to Every Breed s. <3. of Horse in the World" ... ... ... — 6 6 Fleming's "PracticaJ Horse Keeper" ... ... ... ... — * 5 Strangewa-y's "Veterinary Anatomy" ... ... ... ... ... 1^ Hutchison's "Hints on Colt-breaking" ... ... ... ... — j* 10 Roberts's "The Farmer's Business Handbook" ... ... ... ... 010 Armitage's "The Sheep Doctor" t n Armitage's "Sheep Management" . . ... ... ... — £ "American Horse, and Cattle, and Sheep Doctor" ... ... ••• o 0 Youatt's "Cattle, Their Breeds, Management, and Diseases" ... ... 8 6 Aimitage's "Cattle Doctor" ... ... ••• —22 4 Day's "The Horse, How to Breed and Rear Him" ... ... — ••• £B <i Hayes's "Points of the Horse" ... ... ... ... — — Q Hayes's "Horse-breaking" ... ... ... ••• ••• •■■ 1° ° Hayes's "Veterinary Notes for Horse-owners" ... ... ... ••• lg Barton's "Veterinary Manual for Horse-owners" ... ... ... ••• 1« ° DAIRY FARMING. Long's "British Dairy-farming" ... ... ... ..« ••. »•• 11 2 Long's "Che&se and Cheese-making, Butter and Milk" ... ... ... 1» Oliver's "Practical Handbook on Milk, Cheese, and Butter" ... ... 9 2 Msischmann.'s "The Book of the Dairy" ... ... ... ... — » ° Wing's "Milk and Its Products" ... ... ... ... • ° * Aikman's "Milk, Its Nature and Composition" ... ... ... ... * ■* Bailey's "The Principles of Agriculture" ... ... ... ... — 6 ° HORTICULTURE, &c. " Cucumber Culture for Amateurs," " Pictorial Practical Vegetable Culture," "Pictorial Greenhouse Management/ "Tomato Culture for Amateurs," "Profitable Fruit-growing," " Grape-growing for Amateurs," " Chrysanthemum Culture," "Profitable Home Farming," "Begonia Culture," " Pictorial Practical Bulb-growing," " Roses for Amateurs," - " Pictorial Practical Rose-growing," ''The Dahlia," Is 3d each ; post free 1 5 " Primer of Horticulture," " Primer of Garden Flowers and Plants," " Primer of Vegetable Culture," " Primer of Chemistry of the Garden," "Primer of Farm and Garden Insects;" post free, each ... ... ••• 1 1 Bailey's "Principles -of Fruit-growing" ... ... ••• ••• — j? Bailey's "Nursery Book" ... ... -• ••• •" ° , Bailey's "Garden-making" — ••• ••• ••• ° BOGS, POULTRY, and BIRDS, &c. Lee's "The Collie Dog" J \ Lee's "The Fox Terrier" ... ••• ••• \ ° Stonehenges "Th© D.og, Its Varieties and Management ... o <* Mayhew and Sewell's " Dogs and Their Management " o o Hill's "The Dog, Its Management and Disease" ... ... -4 Dalziel's "The St. Bernard" ... - ... ? J Dalziel's "Breaking and Training Dogs "... ... ... ••• ••• ° " Wright's "Book of Poultry" , • " ° Wright's "New Book of Poultry, Coloured Plates — " Sutcliffe's "Profitable Poultry Farm" | Wright's "Poultry Club Standards" ... ... .« ••• ••• CooFs "Ducks and How to Make Them Pay" ... — °1U .Wallace's- "Th© Canary Book," 6s 6d-; post free, 7s 2d. >y " Pi«eoji-keeping. for Amateurs," "The Grey Parrot and How to Treat It, °- "Diseases of "Cage Birds," " Parrots and Cockatoos, Is 3d each; post free, 1 o All Above Prices Include Postage. OBTAINABLE AT ' Braitlwaite's Book Arcade, Princes Street. Dunedin. GET A CAMERA, £HD YOU WILL HEVEB LACE EiriOTHEKT. For the same'eosfc we know of nothing which will give you so much keen, lasting pleasure and delightful recreation" as will the purchase of a good Camera. At a Very Reasonable Price we cao Supply You With a COMPLETE OUTFIT from our large and comprehensive assortment' of Cameras and Photographic supplies-an assortment consisting of nothing but such goods as give entire satisI^et us DcTclop your Plates or Films. We guarantee to please you.. We can co all or any part of this work. Our Enlarging Room is equipped with the hi K he«t grade Lenses, and we can make Enlargements from ytour own Neeatives ° faDy 7usrLAtDED°^?h« 9t Btockof P.0.P., S.C.P., and Bromide Sensitised Post Cards. With these you can make Post Cards to post to friends at Home. Here are Prices of some Up-to-I>ate Instruments for Beginners:— 5x4 SNAPSHOT CAMERA. Takes six pictures with one loading. Price with outfit, £2 2s. The 5x 4 PE.EMO SNAPSHOT CAMERA. Takes 12 pictures wi ( h one loading. With outfit, £3 15s. Quarter-plate size, with outfit, £3 5. POCKET KODAK. Takes a film for six pictures. 255. A beautiful little instrument. " FRENCH SNAPSHOT CAMERAS. Beautiful quarter-plate instruments. With outfit, £2 15s. Takes- 12 pictures one loading. ADDRESS ALL LETTERS TO THE MANAGER, MARSHALL'S PH9TO DEPARTMENT, 86 Princes Street Dunedin.

j -jl/J ON E V -««& LEND. The DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK is again prepared to LEND MONEY on FREEHOLD SECURITY at Lowest Cnrr9nt xlatee, IKED SMITH, Manager. TIIRUST MONEY TO LEND on Freehold A Security or Municipal Debentures at Current Rates.— The Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company of N.Z. 'JJtd.), corner Water street and Bond street. i W. LAURENCE SIMPSON, Manager. NJJ MACHINERY EXCHANGE. • -Li* For SALE— Portable, Stationary Engines and Boilers, all powers and pressures; Gas and Oil Engines; Flaxmilling, Sawmilling Plants; Winohes, Lathesj and every description of Machinery. Lists issued bi monthly ; forwarded on application. Machinery for Sale Listed' Free; no charge of any desoription unless business results. — MIDDLETON & CO., 49 Castle street, Dunedin. . ** , - lOau APTOL and STEEL PILLS, indispens able to ladies J by post, 4s 6d.— Ad dress Mrs L. Hawkhs, 106 George street, I Dunedia., M-au |

FRANK HYAMS, LTD., 128 NEW BONP STREET, LONDON. Cable «vddress : " Pouuamu," London. IT may not be generally known that FRANK HYAMS, who was in Dunedin for many years, is now at above address, where oixlera sent by mail for WATCHES, JEWELLERY, GREENSTONE, GOLD and SILVER PLATE, will receive his Personal Attention. Remittances through National Bank of N.Z. must acoompany orders. F. H., Limited, are purchasers of rough Greenstone, Pearls, and other gems. Visitors to the Home Country are invited to oall at 128 New Bond street, London. NEGLECT a Cold or Cough. Countless graves aro filled with those who have done so. Colds reduce the vital forces of the body, and made it easy for the germs of consumption to get a foothold in the lungs. TUSSICURA st9ps coughing— Stops it entirely! Stops it promptly! It is the world's standard remedy for all throat complaints," such as Bronchitis, Asthma, Laryngitis, T6nsiliti9, and Winter Coughs and Colds. Take Tussioura ! — Advt. "POULTRY WANTED ; - highest price -I- given; no commission charged; orates supplied free. — Stewart, fishmonger, Princes street, Dunedin, 27ap