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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XV, Issue 5, 27 May 1887, Page 24

KINCAID, M'QUEEN & CO. VULOAN FOUNDRY, Great King Street, Dunedin. Engineers, Boilermakers, Iron and Bran Founders, Millwrights, Iron Shipbuilders, Sec. High Pressure and Compound SteJta Engines, Turbine and other Water Wheel*, Quartz Crushing and every description of Pumping, Winding, Mining, Stone-breaking, Woclwashing, Drying, Flour Mill, and Dredging Machinery made and repaired. Cast and Wrought Iron Ripples and Sluice Plates. Repairs to all kinds of Reaping, Thrashing, Horse-power Machines, &c., executed with I Despatch. Flax-Dressing Machines of improved make. THE FESTIVE SEASON. THE CITY PORK SHOP, 41 George Street. (Next to Dodd and Malcolm, drapers). Picnic Parties, Soirees, Booth -keepers, and others, supplied with Boiled Pork and Beef Hams, Ham Sandwiches, Pork Pies, Sausage Rolls, etc., on the shortest notice. Alao on Sale, as usual. Sucking Pigs, Dairy-fed Pork (fresh and salt'), prime Hams and Bacon, choice Veal and Lamb, genuine Epping and Cambridge Pork Sausages, and every variety of the very best small goods. BOTANICAL GARDEN HOTEL, NORTH-EAST VALLEY, DUNEDIN. THOMAS KIRK, Proprietor. The Botanical Gardens Hotel now being finished, the proprietor begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he is prepared to receive Boarders and resident Families. The Hotel is easy of access (being in close proximity to the Gardens), overlooks the grounds, and in one of the healthiest parts of the town. The cars stop at the door every six minutes. Large and well ventilated Bed* rooms, Parlours, Sitting-rooms, etc. THOMAS EIRE, Proprietor. SPECIAL TO READERS OF 11 TABLET." NEW WINTER GOOD I NEW WINTER GOODSI Just Opening Up 1 LJALLY AND CO. GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, Have just opened up their Winter Shipments : of Latest Novelties in GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS' and BOYS' P HOSIERY, 4 SCARFS, UNDERCLOTHING, HATS, " 6HIRTS, GLOVE 3, &c, &c t The Cheapest' House in the City 1 7 9 y Note tee Address [ ' HALLYAND C., d I George Street,