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Evening Star, Issue 3461, 26 March 1874, Page 4

;i yd DRAPERY. ■ -*-■ ;iI #!;• ! f- - .ff -■7-f vTT E. W .W 'i.■ ;-N |!Ti ’' E’ ' R G 0 'o D \'is; ROW N, -gj WIN G. AN D ,Q a Beg respectfully to announce the OPENING OP THEIR WIN 7EE SHIP MEN TS, Consisting of 323 Gases of NEW AND FASHION ABLE GOODS, Embracing the Latest Novelties in every department. Early inspection invited. BROWN, EWING, AND CO., : . t WH O LEE A ; L E a'n.D(„ : RET AIL ? DRA. PBR S, • • j {!«..’jt- , . DUNEDIN.

* [mOOLAH.,] . . , / , , m _ Princes street, Dunedin. March, 1874. •To the Public, OWING to the very limited accommodation at our command i during re-feuijding of premises, we will be compelled to SELL OFF the whole 01. t ■ Our ■ NEW WINTER' STOCK to' make ; i room ;for other large ( ; a hipments,, no vy due In order to effect this as quickly as possible, we have resolved to sell/ every olass of goods at prices never before heard of in ' ‘ u •11 r r^^® r tati6ns ; having'been much larger than usual 1 for this *Wd ( ) will be enabled’to submit a Large and Well-assorted; Stock, ah ’ Well as offer Extraordinary Inducements in point of Value. ; ‘ > ■ We are, yours obediently, ‘ : ’ v‘‘ / -■; BROWN, EWING, AND CO. ! I

SALE OP MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. B R 0 W N, E W I N G, A N D C O. . ■ ARE OPFFERING.BARGAINS IN' T v \ :! . ? Men’s Tweed 1 Suits ' Men’s Tweed, Trousers Boys’ Galatea Suits ■ ■-1 Boys’ Trousers \ . .. Boys’ Knickerbockers '•> Boys’ Tunic Suits 1 ,f . r. ; n -I ■■ ' Underclothing Socks ■ Drawers' ■ Mole Trousers Mufflers. Portmanteaux Boys’ Trousers and Vests; • Boys’-Jafeket Suits 1 ! ° .- Men’s;Pelt Bats ■ Boys' Hats'arid Caps - Crimean Shirts . Boys’ Shirts , j, ;■ &c, Tweeds' Umbrellas Waterproofs Collars i Ties , Studs Ac. N, i ;;; WING, AND V PKIN-Cdss STREET, DUNEDIN.' : 'v-i vi -•I ,UU] !■(! i!. . A

PUBLIC NOTICES. JOSE PH IICHOLsioN’S New Patent. Double-speed Backi delivery. reaping and mowing machine. The success of the above Madtjin e;has been unparalleled m the Colony, as rej »arda the jgreat satisfaction it has . given' to the agricultural community. Although only introduced late lai it season, the large numpor of testimonials re ceived as e ffi£i*phy* and the’ ,gisat hum ;bcr . sold, show the estimation which agrii iulturists place on this new invention, List or First-class Prizes awarded in lf ■/ 1872. First Prize—Geelpng Agricultural Show • First . Prize Agricul- sural Show First Prize—dunes Agricultr iral Show First Prize—Smeatori Agricultural Show First Prize- •(Silver Medal) I delbburne In- . tercploiual, Exhibition . , Frist. Prize-r-Beaufort Agricultural Show First Prize—Gipps Land Agri. jultural Show First Priaer—(Gold Medal) D ahedin .Agricultural Show Judges’ Certificate—Longford,//Tasmania, as the best .Reaper for general purposes in the yard. To instantly obtain a change: -bf ‘speedl ;I supply my new Patent Reader irith an eccen* yhsh bn the axle. o$ the main driving wheel;and my .driving wheel is constructed with twb sets of toothed geari ng -of ‘different diameters for driving, the p imo.h through which the knife-bar receives P,s motion ; the eccentric bush having a lever attac bed which works in a quadrant with three perforations in it to receive the catch oh t 1 ae sp ring, and, by simply moving the ,i ever ■■ to an y of these perforations, the ■ machine cah' be easily thrown into fast speed, slow , speed, or out of gear*, It has.;also,Levers attached to both sides of the machine, so as to regulate the height required to, be. cut. . ■ . The. object of -this -impro-vement ;is- to-ob-viate' the necessity of substituting on epinion for another in order to obtain a' change of speed. The great inconv enie nee and loss of that arises. from this is perfectly well known to all practical farmer s. ' Having succeeded in thin long desired object, I have secured my patent rights all oyer the world. , • • : ,■ These Keapers , have been largely sold in Otago for ten years,, the y early increasing demand for them, and the hj undreds of testimonials received frooa all quarters, and the best proof of their superior!* jy. To prevent disappointment, orders should be sent to me as ear/y as possible. Catalogues and prices sent, post free, on application. Sole Agent for Otag.o—- ---\ G. F. REID, Stafford street, Dmaedin. .. I am also this year importing a limited number of Self-delivery Machines and Patent Crass Jdowers. G. P. REID. . Agents for Pirie’s Patent Double*furrow Ploughs. i Spare Reaper Blades, D.P. Plough Shares, Boards,. Wheels, Circular Coulters, and Ihree-horse Swingle Trees always in Stock, • ; Importer of Clover Seeds, Fencing Wires, , CornsacKs, j&c,, &c, I

mjsjttoJuustb£&&:'‘ »•«■>•* • . i 'Uy: ;;-,i / O, n.. w .. s a. i,!i i E, 'Ex’Wamor Queen andDunfillan—ByaSs’s red and green label Porter and Stdul, Younger’s Pale Ale and Stout. : ! Devenish Ale J . : ; i Hennessy’s eld Brandy (in bulk) StJEstepheand St Julien’a Claret, • Sherry Wines medium to very superior Light «ld Portj Kent hj ops, J lß73j' ; • Morton’s bottles' *alad and Castor Oils, bottle Salt, tins Salmon and Marmalade - ■ * v ' r: Albert’s Sardines halves and quarters ' ; Belmont Candles., Vi To atriye, per Lutterworth'and Trevelyain— Hennessy’s Case Brandy ' , ' Coleman’sD; E. 8. Mustard and White'starch Oornsacks, Raw and Boiled LixiSeed Oils. H. M.' RO 8 kRTSO N A ; CO. NEW ZEALAND varnish and : , POLISH.: ' These Vamishea are equal; if npt superior, to tiny Varnishes imported. . William Gil. Christ having a large stock. oltheseVarnish 6 ® and Polishes on hand, is prepared to,sapply House Painters, Coach Painters, and Cabinetmakers at the lowest possible price. WILLIAM GILCHRIST, ’ Importer of ; Paperhangingg, Glass, Oils; - - . Colors< i.Brushes, . &c;, - GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. Price List on application. . YU L CAN FO U NDRY GREAT KING STREET, ' . Dunedin. ~,V: 1 KINCAID, XUQUEEN, A CQ.; Boilermakers, . Engineers, Founders, Blacksmiths, Ac. , ; All kinds of castings in brass arid iron done ; steam engines and boilers made and repaired £ overshot, breast, and turbine water-wheels ; quartz crushing machinery j pumping and winding gear ; cast iron sluice and ripple plates ; sheet iron hopper and sluice plates, punched to any size of hole gold dredging spoohS, Ac'. ; flour, mill machinery made and repaired ; all.:,kinds of reaping, threshing,’ horse-power jhachines, Ac., repaired ; No. 3 flai-dressing machinhs, ‘cUpabfe Of dressing 40 to 45 cwt. flax per dayj ' ; ■ : TO P A INTERS;' Ac: —Now Landing, ex Omeo-r-60 boxes Glass, assorted sizes, from 36 x 20 to 54 x 30—160z and 21dz glass. • ! FISH A SON, V Princes street. ' TO PAINTERS, : —Now Landing, ~ex Omeo—Ground and Enamelled Glass. FISH A SON, Princes street. , • NOW LANDING, ex Wild Deer—7so gallons Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, iSulk. PISH A SON, Princes street. NOW LANDING, ex Wild Deer—3 tons Putty, in small casks. FISH A SON, : Princes street. ■\TOW LANDING, ex Wild Deer—Four AY tons genuine White Lead, in 1 cwt. casks. FISH A SON, Princes’street. O~W .LANDING, bx Jung Fran—6 tens W 'biting, in 3 cwt. barrels, •; fish &;son, ...