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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XV, Issue 26, 21 October 1887, Page 32

USE PEACOCK'S CELEBRATED * JAMS ! THE BEST IN THE MARKET. FBOM CHOICEST FEUITS.

■DEMSHARDT, MoDONALD Lii AND CO., liayer-i ami Exporters of WOOL, GRAIN, BABBITSKINB, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW, HAIR, &c, 36 and 38 Bond Street, DUNE DIN; Cash advances made on all kinds of Produce for sale in the Colonial, English, or Continental Markets. TITAETIN AND WATSON, COAL MERCHANTS, STUART STREET, DUNEDIN TINSMITH, PLUMBER, AND GASFITTER. ALL Enzps ox Water Tanks kept in Stock. Prices from 30a each, warranted to stand for twenty-five years. Every description of Tinware and Dairy Utensilo, Washing Coppers, Fire Shovels, Coil Scuttles, IRON CHIMNEYS, Jam Tins, Billy Covers, Billy Ears, etc., etc., made with the Latest Improved Machinery. Price Lists forwarded on application. F. J. LAKE, Power Tin, and Iron Factory, Moray Place (Op First Church), Dtxnb»in. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TAMES "if I 8 L O P ARCHITECT, Has Removed from Eldon Chambers "^B Larger Offices, over Matheson Brothers-, p DOWLING STREET. D U N E D I V. TILAGSTAFF HOTEL, North Shore, Auckland. The above Hotel is now replete with all the advantages of a first-class Hotel, i Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. MICHAEL CORCORAN, Proprietor. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. HUGH GOURLE^ desires to inform the public he stil continues the Undertaking Business as formevly at the Establishment, corner Clark and Maclaggan streets, Dunedin. Funeials attended in Town or Country with promptness aod economy.

111 6 / \ex-^ CTS • K^ l^tWw B #\ HZ. INDUSTRIAL 6AZETTE Kf AAY llfAllfl M iW m " The blending is entirely attended U I ■r'^l JIIMyI^WW #A\ mh y Mr Nelson himself, who ii % ■-■\mfj L* llj CA *Jm M £m\ Taster of grre»t experience, and hae m^* m** .*. V^kBKW m rfjp % ])!U j a gpeci^i training in the art." M I n TH Vm •r&ts&!sQii^~\ "This firm deserVes the ■npMJj B \ JLaJfcWgi^aSifL ' port of all purchasers of Tea, VMff± — E fit* °* T r S?~\ ns t * ie article they offer ie Wf ■ \ X M LiiJWPl*>«A \ superior to anything we have wi /rSH^^jA m y seen in thlß Colonj ' " \^t» m \ f es»ionnl Tast«r and \)^ THOUGH^ /g OjsippC % PRICES COPIED # fj2 rSiC^X \ 2/-, 2/4- , AUCKLAND .WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH,DUNEDIN, A<IENT S EVK RYWHERE REll & GR AY'S

IMPROTED i^j&£f--^r GRAIN BROADCAST _jjj^^^^^^^^^[^HßWßW GRASS, and FORCE-FEED jTURNIP SOWER Sows uniformly regular under all conditions, and can be entrusted to the guidance of a boy Also, their Improved »-NEW ZEALAND TWINE BINDERS (With Steel Spindles). | Send for Testimonials | Great Success | Forty-three sold in one district last season. \ Is more durable and as easily drawn as any imported. Is now made with low elevators, all principal parts are of steel. It is the only machine you can depend upon getting duplicate fittings for when wanted. A great many imported machines could not be woiked last season because duplicate fittings could not be had. Over 8000 Made DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS Over 8000 Made j The Best Material and Workmanship throughout. ' CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS, all sizes, with plain and serrated rings, or all plain rings. I DISC HARROWS, in Bizes from 6ft to 12tt wide. Fitted with Patent Adjustment for ] equalising the weight so that the discs cut uniformly deep all over, at any angle ; fitted with wheel in front. For the last two seasons has been fitted with heavier axles ; are absolutely rigid, and run in end bearings only, cousequenily no cutting or wearing of axle. This is the only really good Disc Harrow. GRAIN DRILLS, from 11 to 17 Coulters. The Grain being covered at once, prevents the birds from taking the seed. TEEL ZIG-ZAG HARROWS. Same price as iron ; will last double the time of iron harrows No. 1 Royal Fan Mill, 24in wide ... £7 0 0 Railage paid No. 2 Royal Fan Mill, 30in wide ... £8 10 0 Railage paid Bentall's ODD Chaff cutters ... £660 PLOUGH FITTINGS AT REDUCED PRICES.