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Dunstan Times, Issue 744, 21 July 1876, Page 3

SALE AT CROMWELL. FRIDAY, JULY 28. Messrs w.j. Barry & c O , have received 'instructions from Mr George Beesley, who is leaving the Colony to sell by Auction at their Mart, Stuart’s Yards, Cromwell, on Friday, July 28, at 1 o’clock p.m., the following property and effects : ONE superior Draught Brood Mare, in foal to the Clydesdale horse, “ Surprise,” with a six months’ old foal at foot, by the same horse. ONE Draught Filly, rising two years old, by “ Native Industry." ONE Tip Dray. ONE new Iron Plough. ONE new Horse Roller, fitted with Coulters for road work. ONE Stack ot Hay. ONE Stack of ,Fucl. WHEELBARROW, Grindstone Calico Tent, Mining, Agricultural and Mechanics’ Tools, Horse-gear, &c., an Eight-day Clock,’Domestic utensils and other effects. Also, THE GARDEN in the Kawarau Gorge, well stocked with Fruit Trees, Ornamental and Culinary Plants and Herbs, <fec., with a good weather-proof Tenc and appurtenances. Cromwell, July 15, 1876. FIVE POUNDS REWARD. OST from Drunken Woman’s Creek, Ida Valley, one Bay Filly, branded bn the near neck with a cross—a halter on when lost. The above Reward willjbe paid on recovery of thejJMare. CHARLES LOW, Arrow. POSTAL NOTICE.

CLYDE. Mails close at tliis Office for : The United Kingdom and America, via San Francisco, on or about Sunday July 23rd, at 10 p.m. The United Kingdom and America via Suez, on or about Thursday, July 27, at 11 p.m. Letters, etc., by thisj[mail must be addressed “ via^Suez.” For Dunedin, via Lawrence and the offices en route, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 10 a.m. For Queenstown and intervening offices, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 3.30 p.m. Mails for Dunedin, via Naseby and the offices en route, close at this office every Sunday, at 9 p.m., Thursday, 10 p.m. J. W. WARD, Postmaster. Post-office, Clyde, July 20th, 1876.

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ROW ATI’S PATENT ANHCAPNIC SAFETY KEROSENE LAMP. THE difference between the Anncapnio Safety Kerosene Lamp and the ordinary lamp is, that instead of only havin'* one brass dome or cone above the dame, Mr Rowatt, the Patenteee of the new burner, bses two domes, the one inside the other. The inner dome creates the usual draught of air rushing up to the flame, common to all kerosene lamps ; but, in addition to that, when the outside dome gets hot, it devours up a powerful current of air through the space between the domes, which mooting the inner current at the flame disposes of all smoko or smell, for whatever of these may escape tho first dome is caught and burned clean by the second one. The flame is tho same shape as the ordinary lamp gives, but much more brilliant, white, and steady. A handsome shaped globe, which never breaks with the heat, shelters tho flame from any sudden draught, while a simple piece of wire gauze, resting on the top of tho globe, has tho effect of making the flame perfectly steady, preventing down draught and keeping it clean from insects. The whole invention consists in the double dome, one inside tho other, by which arrangomentthe combustion produced is much more perfect than can be got from a chimney lamp. It is perfectly simple and without any liability to get out of order. They can bo had complete fromJSa each and up wards.