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Southland Times, Issue 3362, 31 March 1879, Page 1

Business /Notices! CHRISTCHURCH GREAT, AUTUMN HANDICAP * (To be Run on Monday, 14th April). Mr A. ,A. CAMERON has opened his ■annual consultation on the above importanl event. 4000 Members at 20s Each; First (definite) £1000 Second (definite) 500 Third (definite) • 300 Other Starters (divided) ... 800 Non-starters (divided) ... 1400 £4000 Exchange, ls, for cheques. Two stamps required, one for reply and one for result. ALFRED A. CAMERON, ' Box 251 ; or Prince of Wales Hotel, Dunedin. 194 UOABJ iiaq-j jo axßqs _ o:*. Soq'pmToAoqßSß ssauisng; pauado aAtiq Xaqc). -j-Bq-). s-pu^sip 3nt -punouns pue jnj&reo.iaAui jo s*.UB-viqßqui aqj ■rurenbou oj axisap aaxsiyid; 2? 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'Sui-jnodg 'SniSpi-g; uoji po^SauoQ •siooj-, uap.iߣ) puß qsaAJßg; •uox^iununny puß sunr) •sauoig jfe-'j.inj-. •siuaqg daaqg s^anjCi-j pu« piß^v ' *apßui cjsaq 'sdßij; _; •spox pura jCjaSuorauo'-q; sia'pring; —a iv s ko • a. a v h •(aoinoqpj**; -j.b pny) 'TIIDHVDHaANI '"caaHig ssa •ao^o «S9TO!I pmJt^p-OS „ aq;*.9-|isoddo suaiaoiMi aNY saasßowNO'iii nivx*__: aNY aivsaiOHii aaisivij aNY AWHSiiA-OkJ TT ULCAN FOUNDRY GREAT KING STREET, DUNEDIN; KINCAID, McQUEEN & CO., Boilermakers, Engineers," Millwrights, • Founders Blacksmiths, &c.^-All kinds of castings in brass and iron; steam -engines and boilers made and : repaired ; oycrshpt, breast,, and turbine watenvheels ; V quartz-crushing' iha- .' chinery ; pumping and^winding gear ; castiron sluice, and ripple plates ; 7 sheet-iron hopper and sluice plates punched to .any size of hole ; gold dredging spoons, &c. Mill machinery and all' kinds of reaping, thrashing, horse-power machines made and repaired ; improved reaping machine. X., McQ., & Co.'s improyed wrought iron piping, for fluming and hydraulic mining, is the best in use, and cheaoer than canvas. TNT E R E^S TIN" G F __■'€? TS. SHOULD be KNOWN TO ALL. The production of handicraftsmen over Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, mustbe enormous. A museum containing a little from every country in each continent would indeed be a large one. There is an establishment, however, in this city that does deserve special attention as a receptacle and exhibition of Goods of All Nations, and is well worthy "of a visit. It has adopted the name of the. Leviathan Gift Depot, as if to convey the idea that everything can be got there; it is a most interestingjeoncerh. The address is Dee street, Invercargill. Be* sure to nay this Great Emporium a visit, and bring your bairnies and friends with you. New and regular supplies of the following, amongst other goods landing by every vessel and steamer arriving:— New 'Books, Stationery of all kinds, Jewellry, Clocks, Silver and Electro-plated Goods, Workboxes, Writ-ing-cases, Etru Cases, Portmanteaus, Ladies' Bags, Perf umery, Combs and Brushes, Look-ing-glasses, Lustres, Vases, Berlin Wool, Spectacles, Pen and Pocket-knives in great variety, Violins, Concertinas, Accordions, Flutes, Music and Song Books,; and all Nevelties as introduced by the various' handicraftsmen of the universe, 'Patent Mediciees, and.sole agents in Southland for Ghollah's Famous Indian Cures, Rheumatism Mixture, Gout Mixture,, and Aperient Mixture ; also sole agents for all the leading Home and Colonial Newspapers and Magazines and General Government Acts and Documeuts. ESTABLISHED 1863. L. RODGEItS AND SONS, LEVIATHIAN GIFT DEPOT. P. S. — Always on hand A full supply of all School Books required .according to latest regulations of Education Board. NOTE: THlS— Tobatcco, Cigars, and Taddy's Snuff the best selection in the province, Fresh supply of Genuine Meerschaum and G.B.'D. Pipes At L.- RODGERS AND SONS. IN THE "FIELD " TRIALS OF SPORTING GUNPOWDERS, Which took place at' Wimbledon, in May, 1878, " CURTIS & HARVEY'S ORDINARY No. 6 GUNPOWDER gave in Choke-Bore Guns, the highest average penetration, and the lowest average recoil. In the Cylinder Guns CURTIS & HARVEY'S ORDINARY No. 4 Also, gave the highest average penetrawith the least variation in recoil. The latter circumstance is conclusive eyidence of regular shooting, a result due mainly to the evenness of Grain characteristic of all C. & H.s Sporting Powders, - CURTIS'S & HARVEY, * 193 London.xE.C. i-W SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED Woolpacks, Cornsacks, Flour Bags; Tw*ine, Sheep Shears, Rabbit Traps, Raddle, Lampblack, Colza, Boiled ahd Raw Oil, Arsenic, .Sulphur, Bluestone', Carbolic Acid in drums, Sheep' Nets, 'Fencing- Wire, Wire Netting, Staples, Galvanised Iron, Wrought and Wire Nails, White Lead^ Cement, &c. Groceries and Oilmens Stores of Ml kinds ; Wines, Beers, and Spirits, of various brands ; Canvas, Scrim, Floor-cloth. Clover_and Turnip Seeds, Imported Gosnell's Perf umery and Brushware Fry & Sons Cocoa and Chocolate Sporting and Blasting Powder, Shot,"Caps, &c, Wesley Richard's Breech-loading Guns Wrapping and Printing Paper, Paper Bags Broadwood Sc Sons' Pianos, Pianinos, and Pianettes. McPHERSON CO.,- ; InvercargiU.