Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Southland Times, Issue 3289, 4 January 1879, Page 1

I Business Notices. THE NEW "OTTO" SILENT GAS ..-..: ENGINE. ... Sizes made — from I h.p. to 8 h.p. ! The most economicalinotor known, starts at fidl power on,, the gas being lit, requires no boiler, and insurance is not increased thereby. Orders sent by cable at small cost. ■ BRIGHT BROS. & CO., Agents for N.Z. •joa-bj iraqo. jo oit-qs v citon os 0: l -^ 3C l P ll6 st? .ssanisng panado aAtjq -.uqi s-.oi.iq.sip Sm -puno.uhs pne rr-&-_o_BAuT jo s^.u_;iq*-qui aqqi -.nrenbo- oq-ojisap aaisrva j *•? _AVHsi r i__.o') ciOT..Tq.siG eq-. jo. s;naraa.nnb9j: aqq oq. o-^urmg saooo _io -luareiaossv aoun v — ostv osiAiHay •poitATtT uorpadsaT ' s 51 0 1 n d xs _[ __. onx v '•o-y '-o--,- 'sdun--T ou-sojag; if.ia-q.nQ puu aj_^\ paqu[ c [ s ITO V lvs squp-j s-.qSra_-A. qsug J oui2 'puai qaaqs s.ioo(j aoTjujn^ pn_ toaq asojj .xaqqu-j -Bipn]; '0-*? 'Suiqnodg 'SmSpt-j no.rr paq.t-3ni.iOQ 7 ; ■ *sxoox uap.it--£) puu qsaAJug; •uoiqinniaury puu san£) •sauoqg Xo*-.inj y •sMuaqg daaqg s.au^.j puu p.iu-A. •apt'ui qsaq 'sdiux qiqqua ' s l o0 X P uy £k>-hiohiu.o.it s.iap*ui-j —a TVS NO 3AVH '(oa.tnoq*ap_ q.i* pny) '-I'lro-rvo-iaAKi 'laaaig xsa 'aonjo u sara £X P ui qqqnog „ oqqaqisodclo suaxuodnri ccmv saaonoHJstoai •aaxsivid axMV AWHsriAvokJ RE ID & GRAY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND MACHINE MAKERS, Would respectfully intimate to the Squatters and Farmers of Southland that they have Opened a Branch of their Business in Dee street, Invercargill, under the management of Mr James Dalziel, who has been in their employment for a number of years, and is well Qualified to do all Repairs connected with Agricultural Implements and Machines. A good stock of their Manufactures and all Plough and Reaping Machine Fittings will be kept at Invercargill, from which tbeir Customers can be supplied on the shortest notice. The Trade supplied with their Steel Mould-boards, Steel Coulter Plates, Ploughwheels, Chaf-cutter Knives, kc, .kc. BEID & GRAY, DUNEDIN, OAMARU, TIMARU, AND INVERCARGILL. T3USINESS NOTICE. WILLIAM SANDILANDS begs to inform the inhabitants of InvercargiU and surrounding districts that he has opened business in TAY STREET (Opposite the Empire Hotel), as GUNSMITH, &C, And hopes by strict attention to business merit a share of public support. /^NCE A GREAT DEAL OF TROUBLE. ONCE A GREAT DEAL OF TROUBLE. BUT SINCE TAY STREET HAS COME TO THE RESCUE I ! YOU CAN Come and Get your " Sketeher " for 6d. Come ancl G-et your " Leader " for 6d Come and G-et your " Australasian for Gd. AND THERE'S NO MORE TROUBLE. (Full Price List of Home. Foreign, aiid Colonial Newspapers, will be published in a few daj-.s. E. H. WHITIOBE, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, kc, TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL '_¥ O r _F _R ©UJB_L E ! W© r _™©t_J®_LE ! ! NO NECESSITY FOR GOING TO TAY STREET, when you can get all the Melbourne Papers at the Leviathan Gift Depot for 6d. besides having a selection of all the other Colonial and HOME PAPERS to choose from. The grand Exhibition of Novelties and Curiosities exhibited at this Establishment, is alone worth all the Money you PAY. CHRISTMAS IS COMING. . GREAT PREPARATIONS. Books sold on Deferred payment. y ULCAN FOUNDRY GREAT KING STREET, Dunedin. KINCAID, MCQUEEN & CO., Boilermakers, Engineers, MUlwrights, Founders Blrcksmiths, &c. — All kinds of castings in brass and iron ; steam engines and. boilers made and repaired ; overshot, breast, and turbine waterwheels ; quartz-crushing machinery ; pumping and winding gear ; castiron sluice, and _-ipple plates ; sheet-iron hopper and sluice plates punched to any size of hole ; gold dredging spoons, &c. Mill machinery ancl all kinds of reaping, tlirashing, horse-power machines made and repaired ; improved reaping machine. X., McQ., k Co.'s improved wrought iron piping, for fluming and hydraulic mining, is the best in use, and cheaoer than canvas. ZEALAND 'INSURANCE The Business of the' New Zealand Insurance Company has been transferred to the office lately occupied by Messrs G. H. Maitland & Co., Esk street, and wiU in future be conducted by Mr W. M. ELIOTT. JOHN TURNBULL, Agent,