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Dunstan Times, Issue 1031, 20 January 1882, Page 1

Miscellaneous Clyde Bakery, SUNDERLAND STREET, 9 CLYDE. j BREAD and BISCUIT BAKER. | CONFECTIONER, SUGAR BOILER, &c. TH. BELL begs to inform t)i • Inhabitants of Clyde und surd rounding district that he has, at great expense, fitted up machinery for carrying ou a Wholesale Business in the Biscuit and Sugar Boiling Department. By manufacturing the best article he defies competition with regard to quality or price, and thereby hopes to meet with a fair share of the ge neral public patronage. Wedding Cakes made to Order on the Shortest Notice; Tea Parties, Picnic and Soirees catered for. T. H. BELL. Akomas Sinclair. BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, A LEX A N 1> It A. WEDDING and Birthday Cakes made to order. Teapartios and Picnics supplied nt the shortest notice. Nothing but the very best Materials used. HTOTER’S ; ; DISINFECTANT & DEODORISER ( CAN now be had of the Agent at Clyde. IRON PIPING ! IRON PT. r>T NG ! CANVAS AND WOODEN FLUMING RUPEESEDED. 0. EORGE PRESCjOTT, ST. BAT HA NS, Bogs to intimate to Proprietors and Mine Managers that he la now manufacturing moar piping SIUTABLEjpOR SLUIOIVO AND OTHER POSES.) Aw a custj which will compare favorably with Dunedin prices, while his practical knowledge of Minors’ requirements enables him to furnish a more suitable article than that imported. Pipes made any length convenient for pa ing, and sent to any part of the country according to agreement. G. P. would wish to draw the attention of Proprietors ami Managers of Hydraulic worked Mines to the utility and eoouomy of the Water Director with the Ball and Socicet Joint, which can bo attached to the Iron Piping, thus altogether dispensing -with canvas hose ; and, with full pressure on, a w- hild of ten years can move it any direction? GREAT REDU6TION IN PRICES.

Thrco sots of Canvas hose pay for onejset of piping, which, with ordinary care I is eveid.mting. List of prices sent freejon application, LIBERAL TERMS IF REQUIRED^ Woolw o o hl . 0 tago CORN AND WOOL EXCHANGE, DUNEDIN. To tho Wool Growers of Otago. Gentlemen— We bog to intimate that our Warehouses aro now ready for the reception and sale of wool during the season, and that we are prepared to make cash advances against consignments, whether for sale hero or for shipment. We hold Auction Sales of Wool, Sheep, Skins, Hides, and Tallow, every week! Account sales rendered, and proceeds paid over within six days of sale. We act strictly as Sulltnd Buotccrs Only, and make careful valuations of every parcel prior to sale, and as every department of the business is conducted under our Personal supervision, the best guarantee is afforded to consignors that NO PARCEL WILL BE SOLD BELOW ITS FULL MARKET VALUE, and that their interests generally will be carefully protected. All Wool and other produce is fully covered by insurance from tho time it enters our Stores. The charges on Wool offered for sale and not sold aro nominal, being ONE SHILLING PER BALE ONLY, which includes receiving, warehousing, delivery, and insurance whilst iu Store. Returning our best thanks for the bui>port so liberally accorded to ns hitherto, and assuring yon of our desire to merit ltd emit mu unto, Wo remain, Gentleman, Yours faithfully, DONALD REID and Co, V 00l Brokers, Stock, Station, and Product Agents, High street, Uuue.iiu.