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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 17, 17 August 1888, Page 32

USE i PEACOCK'S > CELEBRAT ED JAMS! THE BEST IN THE MABKET. FBOM CHOICEST FRUITS.

OTAGO IRON, COPPER, BR AS AND LEAD WORKS. Established 1862. A. & T. BURT, ENGINEERS AND IRONFOUNDKRS PLUMBERS, BBABSFOUNDBRS, COPPBB SMITHS, GASFITTBBS, BELLHANGERB, and GENERAL ELKOTRO-PLATBRS BTO Drawings, Speoificafciona, and Estimates Given on application. Wa guarantee that all work entrusted tons will be executed under the strictest wipervision and by highly-trained mechanics, with the further advantages of Moderate Cbartres aud Best Materials. w_jj *u B i n ? and Importersl^rall the Metal Goodi used by üb, we can afford to do our work Cheaper and Better than any other Firm in New Zealand, thua DEFYING COMPETITION. Our Manufactures have been exhibited at all the New Zealand and Intercolonial Exbibitions held during the last ten years, and in every instance have secured the Best Prtees offered, numbering Three Gold, Seven Silver, and Five Broose Medals, besides a large number of First-Olass Certificates, which are to be •een at oar Warehouse. To ensure despatch in executing our order* we cast in Iron and Brass daily. A. & T. BURT. JMIL L E A ("Late Angus Wilaon), BOOTMAKER, 23, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN (Next Carroll's Hotel). Boots and Shoes of every description made to order on shortest notice. Sewn work a specialty. Country Orders promptly attended t\ LOWEST PRICES CHARGED. XTENETIAN fMade and Repaired. REVOLT NO SHUTTERS. SCOTT & WILSON IV^pwHWßaßa^ stt St eet, DUNE»IN) DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. HUGH G~O URL E V desires to inform the public hettil! continues the Undertaking Business aa/t>rmerly at the Establishment, corner Clawed Maclaggan streeta, Dunedin. J^ Funeials attended in Towa or Country with promptness and economy.

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