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Dunstan Times, Issue 1069, 20 October 1882, Page 4

iir.iigntwiiv seized lus adversary by the collar. Fortunately the dog’s master >vas near at baud, or the consequences might have been rather serious MiscellaneousHEFI< -R’S ADVERTISING A O E N 0 Y. R. T. WHEELER, Advertising and Com mission Agent and Collector* LICENSED BROKER, Under the “Land Transfer Act. ” Advertisements received for every New paper in the Colony. Crown Grants Uplifted and Registered Land Bought and Sold. Waste Land Sales Attended! Note the address : Wheeler’s Advertising AoENor, Stafford-atieet, Dunedin ORAIG AND GIL LIES CABINETMAKERS, ETC., ETC. NO. 18, GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN. Importers of BRITISH AND AMERICAN FURNITURE. ESTABLISHED 1865. Being in receipt of regular shipments of Modern Furniture from the above markets, we are enabled to supply our customers with the latest new designs in dining-room, bedroom, hall, and general furniture, ranging in style from the plainest to the handsomest patterns. Our stock of iron bedsteads is very choio and in all sizes. Mattrasses Palliasses Bolsters, Pillows Blankets, Quilts Spring Mattrasses Table Covers Mats. Squares Writing Desks Chimney Mirror Window Poles Dressing Glasses Carpets Rugs Electro-plated wa T'ea Services Coffee Services Tea and Coffee Pots Knives, Forks, Spoon Fenders, Fireirons Pictures, Workboxes Ink Bottles Window Curtains New Patent-roller Window Blim’a—Various designs and colors—the cost slightly over common blinds. Cocoa, China, and Persian Mattings, etc. Floorcloths all widths. Earth closets suitable for hospitals and private houses. Undertaking in all its branches. Coffins all sizes, ready made, and can be sent off within two hours of receipt of the order, being time required to write name on plate. Country orders punctually attended to, and carefully packed, and all information supplied by letter. INSPECTION INVITED. CRAIG AND GILLIES GEOUGE-ST., DUNEDIN. Thames hematite OR OXIDE of iron paint. E, R. EDWARDS, Proprietor. This paint has lieen proved by all .' .her hematites evei yet produced, and is admirably adapted for protecting all descriptions of iron and wood work—such as bridges, railway carriages, verandahs, fences, ships, and buildings exposed to the weather. It is also excellent for marking sheep, bales, or bags. It Las more body, and covers more space than any other paint; is anticorrosive, almost indestructible, a valuable protection against fire, and will stand any variety of climate. For cheapness and durability it is unsurpassed. A single trial is snificienl to convince the most sceptical. The notice of farmers is particularly called to this paint, as SKIMMED MILK will answer all the purposes of oil, thereby materially reducing the cost. Stocks always on hand in three shades—viz., red, oak, and stone color; in powder, or ground in oil. Further particulars, instructions for mixing, etc , to be obtained only from W. B. ANDERSON, At H. J. Bacon’s, Dowling-st, Dunedin Sole agent for Otago and Canterbury A Card —To all who arn suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, ft.c., I will send a recipe that wil cure you, free of charge. This gre.v remedy was discovered by a missionary it South America. Send a self-addressed en velope, and sixpence to prenay postage, to the Rev Joseph T. Isman,’ Station D. New York City, U.S.A.