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&misnxrm<)*i(*v*ur*.lt r *<x mmm « •Slntc^mudcTs. 1 CBMSjIM AS PRESENTS * AND ■. NBW YiCAR arFxa. FRESH SHIPMENTS, " Kt Schehalliou, Canterbury, Nelson, and the Mail Steamers. GEOEGJJ YOUNG, Watchmaker and .Tewellek, Princes-street, Dunodin, Hnvo much plensure in announcing tho arrival of another extensive assortment of First-class G-OOD3, nil of which have been personally delected by his brother, Mr. Thomas Young, during Jiia recent visit to Britain, with a special view to the requirements of the Province. Those, therefore, who may visit to make presents of Watches, Jewellery, Ac, during the coming holidays, will find no better or choice stock to select I'rora. The G-oods at this Establishment are all of the highest order, and are selected with the utmost care from the most celebrated houses at Home. They are bought at first hand, thus saving all intermediate charges, and arc offered to the public at prices which, considering their value, are unrivalled for cheapness. EARLY INSPECTION TNVXTKD. Watches aad Clocks.—The greatest variety, and second to none (awarded the first prize at the New Zealand Exhibition, ■ 1865). Jewellery.—A most extensive choice; the latest designs and patterns of all the different articles in this department. Silver and Electro-Plated Goods.—The latest novelties and newest patterns. Aneroids, Field and Opera Glasses, &c. Large Stock of Colonial Jewellery. Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Ac, carefully cleaned and repaired at moderate charges. Country orders, as usual, ill be promptly attended to." Observe the Arldrea)— Opposite the Bank of New South Wales. . ET E R ADA IK, For many years Foreman to R. Bhyson and Sons, , Watchmakers to the Queen, Edinburgh,. CHRONOMETER, WATCHMAKER, & • JEWELLER, (Most Coulls and Culltng's Steam Printing Offico) Rattray Stbbet, Dpnetu.v, Has always on hand a largo stock of really reliable English Gold and Silver Levers, specially made to order. English and Colonial Jewellery of the finest manufacture. Clocks, &0., in large variety. st/£iruss (Bwcbs, CUMUEL M'CULLOUGB, STOBEXEEPEB, CAMBRIAN. \W EN PI E li 0 E * BUTCHEH, CROMWELL.

DUN STAN BIIEWERY. COLONIAL WINK & CORDIAL MANFFACTORY, MONTE OHRISTO,. CLYDE. ■" D. FERAL 1 !) takeH the present * • opportunity of informing residents of the Northern Qo)<(fields and the general public that his Factory being replete with every convenience, he ie now',turning out an article not to bo equalled. Mr..Feraud Ims nisceeded in producing AROMATIC TONIC BITTEB WIBJJB, which are not; only agreeable beverages, but nlso have excellent medicinal qualities. The following is Profesßor Black's report:— l" University, Dunedin, Otago, New 2eal»nd Laboratory. Class Beverages, Jfovembor sth, 1875. I have examined for Mr. J. D. Feraud, of "Monto Ohristo, Clyde, Otago, two samples of Aromatic Tonic fitters, -with the following •result; No. 827 is a sherry colored, and No. ,•828 IB a port wine rod colored liquid ; they are both perfectly transparent showing the purity of .the water and other substances employed in their manufacture. These two boverages have a slight, neid /iheraioal reaction, and possess an agreeable, cool bitter taste, blended with a sensation of sweetness, arising from the saccharine matter of the fvu.it of,which they are the fermented I have also .examined the aromatic and other flavoring substances used'by Mr. Feraud in their manufacture, and from the proportions in which they are blended with the fruit wine, they roußt be pronounced perfectly nafe, and free from anything like deleterious jpr »porties. I consider tin's wine, therefore, an agreeable and perfeet.lv safe beverage, and when diluted with three or four times their bulk of water, they will make a pood cooling slimmer drink. .JAMFSG. BLACK, Provincial Analyst." POLOKIAI. WINEfI, OOIUHAWJ, AND SrBUPg. Either in Bulk or Bottle. Orders from any part of the Province punctually attended to. J. D. FERAUD, TtTOKTH' AND BCOULLAE, ,JL:I JWPOBTERS, Beg to call the attention of persons visiting Dunedin to their largest STOCK OF FURNITURE IN THJ! COLONIES, Comprising— Jfandpomc Inlaid Oak Suites, covered in Morocco leather j oolul Mahogany Dining Suites, covered in Jcather or hair seating ; Fif.y elegant Lr.iwhig-room Suites, walnut or mahogany j Painted Pino Bed-room Suites Solid Oak Lohby Suites ; Mnosive Gilt Pier Glasses, all sizes; new pattfl ns j Two Hundred Pieces Choice .Brussells ; Two Hundred Tapestry : Uiddenninet'T, Felt, Carpets, iJenrth Bugs, Door Mats j Coir Matting ; Floor Cloths, all widths, new pattern* j J-laHpro^Tlcj By Broadwobd, CollardandCol^rd.Kirkman, Bnivem/wd, and Alrfcon; Ail \\< dr Kni'lieh and AmeriftunOnne Chair* ; mvl every other requisite fox Ftfrniehiug Cottage or Mansion. V p rie tih Ti Blinds ma d p {.o nrclei. ">"-, '■•■ -Kok tie AdtirMt; tfOUTW AXD SCOtfLLAR, f.A,J3I K*)T-MAS-K»8 fi JAJTOJITEBS, ItsMrnv-ptreft, pnnrrJin.