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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 379, 23 July 1880, Page 6

THE OLDEST SOAP MANUFACTORY IN NEW ZEALAND'^" J^LBION gOAP ESTABLISHED 1859. M. BARDSLEY & SON, PROPRIETORS. ANUFACTURERS OF FANCY TOILET SOAPS IN GREAT VARIETY, WHICH FOR RICHNESS OFjjPERFUME, BEAUT AND QUALITY ARE NOT EQUALLED BY ANYTHING IN THE COLONY. «S" nf °f G3 t-t ■s _, « 1 S s a 2 2 S8 1 | ss^g i i * g ©I Of £ § 5- |g && gS o> Sbo ©on c?i_j ■-* 2 SQ -J5 ~*>* *» j -t5t 5 -j— in CO ST t3 S f pfl q S 3 M-P* ALSO THE CELEBRATED I* 5 2 S; 2 IJ f f j PRIZE PALE, |j || IS£ y * MANUPAOTOItY : KING AND CUMBERLAND STREETS, DUNEDIN. O-PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION

\Tf ERTHEIM'S Wonderful Hand and Treadle SEWING MACHINES, Efficiency, Elegance, and Ease. Simplicity, Silence, and Strength. PLEASE EXAMINE THEM MINUTELY. No Soaping of Seams. No Sperm Candle-Greasing. No Basting or Tacking. No Folding by Hand. No Breaking of Cogs. No Escaping of Shutt No Breaking of Cneck-Spring. No Mis9ing of 'itches. No moving of Work, Alteration of Te sion, or Breaking of Needle in Crossing Thick Seams. THE ONLY MACHINE IN THE COLONIES That will kilt to various widths and sew on at the same time. No folding by hand ; no heat ; no basting (or tacking). Will kilt 50 yards an hour. TIME PAYMENT UPON LIBERAL TERMS. THE " WERTHEIM " HAND MACHINES, from £3 15s. THE "WERTHEIM" TREADLE MACHINES, from £6 10s. Agent — ROBT. LOCHHEAD, 140, George Street, DUNEDIN. Needles, Duplicates, Oil, Accessories, &c., always kept in Stock. Machines repaired. CITY COAL AND PRODUCE DEPOT, Tuam Street, Christchurch. JOSEPH B. SHEATH, Coal, Wood, and Produce Merchant, Delivers to all parts of the City and Suburbs, Newcastle, Greymouth, and Malvern Coals, Coke, Firewood, and Drain Pipes, Potatoes, Flour, Oatmeal, &c, and all kinds of produce.

rpHE OTAGO FOUNDRY Cumberland-street, Dunedin J. DAVIDSON Sc COY., Late W. Wilson, iiNG/xSTEERS, BOILER MAKERS, AND IRON FOUNDERS. Machinery of all kinds Made to Order Also, Engines, Boilers, and every discription of Brass, Wrought Iron, and Cast Iron Work. Quartz Crushing Machinery, TAIERI BUTCHERY. SHAND AND WORTH beg to inform the inhabitants of Dune* din and Suburbs that they intend starting a butchery business in the new buildings adjoining Watson's Hotel. From the great advantages they possess in having fine grazing land in close proximity to their slaughter* yards at West Taieri, being near the Railway Station, they are confident that they will be able to supply their customers with Meat of a superior quality at a price which will defy competition. In connection with the Butchery Business they will also have a first-class hah and BACON-CURING ESTABLISHMENT, and will always have on hand a large stock of these articles. Orders to all parts of the city and suburbs will meet with prompt despatch. Hotels, Families, and Shipping supplied. Business will commence SATURDAY, 24th July, 1880. i X LAISTER & CUNNINGHAM, COACH BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, Market Street, Dunedin. All kinds of Station Waggons, Farm Drays, Buggies, ice, on the Premises. Repairs Promptly Executed at Moderate Charges. Country orders receive every attention.

DAVID R. HAY, Land and Estate Agent, Money and Share Broker, TEMPLE CHAMBERS, 90, Princes street, Dunedin. Various sums of money to lend on freehold security at current rates. Loans of all kinds negotiated. •^tTATES, SONS AND CO., DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, AND IMPORTER NOS. 161 and 163 GEORGE STREET, Dunedin. Marriage and Mourning Outfits. Dress and Mantle Making. "T (} ]3 B B I E", Nurseryman, Sekdsman, and Florist, GREAT KING STREET, DUNEDIN, Has for Sale^ — Fruit, Foreßt, and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, in great variety, &c, &c. KRULL'S FAMILY HOTEL, George Street, Dunedin. JAMES DILLON (Late of Balclutha), Desires to inform his friends and the public that he has purchased the above new and commodious Hotel. First class accommodation for families and boarders. Wines, Spirits, and Beer of best brands.