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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VI, Issue 273, 26 July 1878, Page 6

T\^ M. FORSTER, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, Corner of Walkeb and Princes Steeets Prescriptions accurately compounded from the purest drugs. Patent and Proprietary Medicines,

MELBOURNE HOUSE, (Opposite the York Hotel). George-stkeet. JOHN ¥~L LIO TT, is now offering his large and well selected Stock of his own manufacture and imported BOOTS AND SHOES at prices that cannot fail to secure a large increase of public patronage. Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots, Shoes, cfec., in great variety and very cheap. Orders promptly and carefully executed. One trial respectfully solicited. JOHN ELLIOTT, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer and Importer.

WE HAVE FOR SALE, On Hand, and to Arrive — Sheep Nets, 40 to 50 yards long Corn Sacks — full weight — Calcutta's 400-gallon Iron Tanks and 200-gallon Water Butts Rock Salt Fencing Wires Clovers — We have a shipment of sorts, just to hand, fresh and good Turnip Seeds, both Colonial grown and imported Rape Seed to arrive, also Cocksfoot and Rye -grass Seeds A shipment of Mitchell's Grain and Grass Seed, Sowing Machines (with the latest improvements) adapted for sowing turnip seed broadcast at from 6 to 12 oz. per. acre These machines soon recoup the cost, through the saving of seed. We are Agents for Nicholson's Reapers, and haye on hand a variety of Extras. We have still a few Extras for Pine's Ploughs. Double-furrow Ploughs by Murray and Co., of Banff — we have a few of these for Sale, cheap. Barn Fanners Potatoe Digging Machine, Sec, Sec. NIMMO AND BLAIR, FORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Princes-street South, Dunedin.

STAFFORDSHIRE WAREHOUSE, Maclaggan Steeet. Established by D. Weir, A.D. 18G1. The subscriber begs to intimate to his numerous friends and the public, that a dissolution of partnership has taken place in the late firm of Weir and Samson, Princes street, Dunedin, and would respectfully draw the attention of citizens, storekeepers, hotel proprietors, private families, and parties about to furnish, that he has fitted the above warehouse, which is now replete with new goods, consisting of China, Glass, Earthenware, Lampware, and Ironmongery, all of which has been lately purchased in auction for cash, and imported from the best manufacturers in the United Kingdom at much lower prices and reduced rates than ever hitherto. Possessing a thorough knowledge of the trade, and being now under almost no business expenses, I am in a position to offer goods considerably under any house in the trade. Please test the truth of this assertion. Thanking my numerous patrons for past favours and support, and soliciting a continuance of the same, I am, yours respectfully, DAVID WEIR, Staffordshire Warehouse, Maclaggan-st. N.B, — One door above the Arcade. All packing guaranteed.