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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 362, 11 February 1876, Page 1

gooferUcvs. • OOJKS AND STATIONERY. WILLIAM. BAIKD, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. • W.B. would remind bis numerous customers and friends that he has always on hand a Large Stock of BOOKS in almost, every department of Literattire, and is : constantly receiving large Additions to it direct from England; which are carefully selected'there by an experienced, buyer. ; -.His Stock of Biolos and Testaments is also large and varied;'lxJth:-as-tqjstyle.and prices —the latter ranging from Is. 6d. to £4 and -Chambers' Encycldp?edia, 10 vols.,' £s. /"'' A Library in itself J'J ■'■ -; Stationery", Account Books, Wrapping . /•■ . : -Papers, (Grocers Bags, " • ■ [ School Books,' Photographic Albums, School ";. Prizes, Matheiriatjcal,instruments,. Color Boxes, &c;,:&c., in. great, Variety. Country Orders collected and despatched with promptness. : ' ; ■;...' _'' -.■• i. > , •.. ; \ \ '''Large Tfiscpuht'aitowed to the Trade. -Bookseller and - Generax- Stationer, GEORGE''STREET, DUNEDIN.

T u"N'N\;4'.K'lJ, i ' i ;. t> ;u s si, WHOLES ALE AND EETAIt.' FURNISHING &'■' GENERAL IRONMONGERS & IMPORTEKS, ~ ,'■•: Ehikces —strket,.■■■■lJiuNEDiwV'/.r , T\LECTEIC BELL MANttEAQ. " Stuart Street, l)unedin. HOBEET COWAN' & "CO., Plumbers; Gasßt ters, Bellhangers,V.Cop'per • .'.•.■ -"i Bras-, and'Ziuc Worker's, i Beg to inform the. re.-idenis of Mount Ida and surrounding .districts,' .that •haying' purchased I h ">se large and .commodious premises, corner of Castle and StuartStroets.. ppposjte the Gaol, they intend to carry on Ahe'above ; busi: TifPS in all'its. various branches, Vand having had: long, practical-experience, they trust;, by strict attention, and charging only the-lowest remunerative prices, to'tnerit a fair shar-V of public patronage. '.'■> ' l'hey are also jjrejwred and .fit jup •EtECXUic BEU.son the most approved prinfipies.'"; Mr. it. Cowan having devoted much of his time and attention for some year- to the system pt'.J£tqctric Bells, arid having-cpntraet'ed for" arid fit ted Hip maiiy large buildings' in>'cut-; land, lie has been able to make considerable iiiipfoveihenfs in the various apparatus "arid material employed. These B lis are specially; vdaDted.for.use in.public buildings, rones, hotels, warehouses,. mansion houses; gates, stables, &c.''..''' ' I ■ The adyiihtages gained from- these .Bells are as' follows : ro ;eranks.being, jiisedj and no pulling required, there is. ;no danger' 0/ their getting,out of order, as .wiihi,ordipujy| bells : : • Second,"they e'an be att a'ejred' 'tp'd'o^l}; safes/ &c , giving in'tfriseiof v bTjrrgHrrYjj an'l'ciin also' be> employed to'give a.larm"in-eaiq: ofifirc:; i'J'hird, they are perfeetlyjnois.eless':yiii .th£ir : p.tjori n und distanee'iVnoobject.: Fourth \ they can be introduced inlp finished, apart-: men Is; without "interfering' in the least; with the "papering or painting, as the insulated.wire 'curi-tfe miide to' niiitch'any color: Fifth,- ,t;he "eventual, cost of supplying a house with these Bells is considerably jess than the. ordinary system, owing, to the great saving in .repairs, as when once properly fixed in .position, they do not ''regit ice "to be' disturbed Hyuiii- no''rip ; ping "up'of walls' and floors : 'b'eihg' required: .This;:systeni:can also be 'use'd.'for 'communicatjngvbetHree'n"one,part of:a-ship aocl.another. ,'. J{> Cowan & Co. are also prepared to.sup- . ply arid'fi t iip'corimuuication between Polic •'; Fire,'ahd Railway Stations/the various del partments of Manufacturing arid- Mercantile testadKfftiinents, and- Outbuildings; . &C, &C* : '; ;j'"". - t - ';:'•■ r ■'!■ ;' • ■ ~" 7 , Xlie atten'icn qf-hr-ada o| Government pai-tments, Bankers, Merchants,. Ar.-hitecjs ; , Builders, Manufacturers:, and Hotelkeepers,'is 'speeiAUy'invifed; • J ' ; .■: The public are ;iesptctfuUy invited tp inspect ; the above in .operation on-thepreniiess.: : .Medical,iilccti'ic, .Coil Machines., ..used for '/Rheum-ji.lis(ri, alwifys'on 'hand ;' also,''repairs 'efrec'ted;d.h''same; ' ' '*'.'■ ''.',' : -Baths, Tumps, ! WatPr Cloaets,- Hot?'-Wafer .Circulation, Hydraulic Water Rams, and every : description of ship .and, house work;, executed". Also, vEarth .Clofeets.supplied. on Hie most. im ; ; _proved-prim-ipls. '." . . ..'{"'■'. '.'.'"" > •"' Contract 3 taken and'Es'imafcs giy'en.in all ''branches.'- * •'*?*■:;•' -7. >'Jj'-'- '■ '•; ;.-;:,:",: ;. .• iNiB.-r—The above Be j l icsn also /be; used in ; Mining,Sliafts of any,, ;U,'pth. pelii-ered, arranged,, and fixed up .so that even ,'u .child j could put them in 'operation."v'\ . '-"J.'..."

OirOS'ITJB THE CEITERION ' HOTKL, - Prnices Street, Dunecjiil;, ? '['■■ .;Jj':ODE RI Q,K MAJQL EQDeIias much pleasure in informing his friends and the public,that he has Opened, Premises opposite the Criterion Hotel, Dunedih, with 1 a Choice Assortrnertof' ' ',.""' " : »• ' Cliiriuj Grlns>j'Earllienwa,r(>," ; " '• .; Vases j Lustre?, ■ •■;. ' i-':' ■ ■'" .V ':,' . &!Vi;&C,;; : ;;-.-,' •;., .'- ~, ..,,.■ Pinner Se,r>ices, Tea:SerTiceB fi . •"." and Flower. ■ ; '' ,'V " ' "i .'.tf'fcdn'ds in grdat Tariery.' ' ',' i, it. at!.'trust's that parties' furnishing Will priy a'visit t'6 his show robm l before making theirtpuroliii(ieß. ; .:' ' .< '-'■■:::, .•■■■:..-•:■,. ..;: .-. ;• "..••-..'.->■ ; 3Sfntd"tho '-"'' "•' : ; .-.) <• v, ■ Ppposite the Criterion: Hotel.,- .•' ;■. ■■'■ .; -,Pf.inoß;S ! Streetj/.iDun'&din.l. ; ■'■•> " : --'i i' -wiita-eOTge-sCTeeti : :. i'"i j " < ;:,-_ -,.., Ti •!/..•». ;jfi.i)..i:'N>.;. •■ ■^BB*#?v. ttn 4, £ u , rr '?S ea mo- ..,':■ ... ... .'■'!•;' "deriiVt ; yle"."'"'„^' ' .'. "" " '"'' Xhspectia-ni'lnviled.' ■• - ; .. ; J.1. - j ; ' Materials and Workmttnsuip guaranteed- f i. .Ndß.r—ltepuirs oxecuted on the : .shortest notice.. ;• .*'} , " ~: !; ... ~r;;., • ! Photogruphs of, Buggies, Express' Waggon?', Light and Strong - Bpring-Carts," &6!," may be set-a on application-at the * Chronicle' Olfice;