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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 403, 9 December 1876, Page 4

i ''n\«:i^;»ni'*fti%ter€flib f^»l « ,{ 'J;;; j ' . BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, ! . OFFICE :'''NexV''H6rise''lDTi't' ; oixe"to <tbe V'"". \* !{r -Mas6riicHall : , r; '' { ' ! '''. v ; v ..l _ r ..BERWENT STREET, NASEBy! l ".''-■■ , (Late of Lawrence), j..1 ' J ~; S Oil I-e.IT O 8,,= v.■■;'•• | ! " , t '' Corner of Jetty and Bbcd-stree|B'/* | : ■■■■'.■•■•■-■■'•'; DuNssiN.-'vvi;':"; ;.: '■'■'.. GENERAL AGENT,';/- : LAND AND SHARE BROKER/' : : --■;;/•'' D.UNEDXN. :;:::( \>"' '- ~.; i., ; .i t „•-,; (Late ofJohnston's)!-, GIjUDNBE AL IRO NMONG-EE, * '" : 99 Geoboe-stke'et,' Dunedin. ' ; Builders!. Ironmongery.. Carpenters'; Tools, ' arid eyery description of .... ~, ' Furnisbing, '■■ OtagoGoppeb;" Brass, akd'Lead Pipe i - :V.'■'.-' ■' > / 'Wouks,-.., ';■'. (yj Cumberland Street, : • Warebouse-rPrineGS-.Stre.et ;North, .Dunedin. " a.' antd t. buet, --■■;_ , Goppek-Smiths,' Brass-Fcuneees/ 'A"J?d Manufacturers ,of ...Brewing, Distilling, and Mcat.P.reserrir.g Plant;,. Gjas,;and'i Water Works, Hydraulic, Machinery, Hot Water Apparatus—suitable for bofchsywask-hbuses, bot-honsesj balls, and public institutions,'on \ the most modern principles. ' ' "Steam Cooking Apparatus, Glue ; Pa«s, : Steam M' -Jackets, Jam Boilers and Washing'Ccppers, Flumixo ■•Pip'fs for Hydraulic Sluicing; ~ 'Gas, Water, and Steam Vakes, Water!Euvlgines, Soda WaterMaehiiiesj-Fire Hydrants .. and,Srttnch;.Pippsy Unions, &e.j Churcl- . K,nd JFire Bells ;, and every description! ol Xead,,Copper, and Brass Goods. ~.,:;,!-!-,

A. ANTj T. BUET, -r : . ... . ,beg'fo' inform the Miners afjd. Sluicing .Companies have received the fullest information from America as to the',' cheapest and best mods of manufacturing Ikon Pipes, Valves, &c, nnd the far-famed universal Nozzle, commonly", called the "Little Giant," used by: almost every company inCalifornia. :, In our new.works, recently erected, vre have eoustrncleil the necessary: machinery for the .manufacture of the abova goods,.. and intend to devote Bnecinl'&Uention to this line, when we hope to share of your favors. ..."We will be glad to give estimates and ,full partionlferf) on application. . ■;■ . Experienced workmen sept to all partu. of the 'Jol'onv. ' ''.'' h ■■JJ--L\GA' ! N-- ."Tjl.p tTNDKT, '' STHEET, DTOTEDDr.:.. '■'!'' HNCiID, ! ' AND' Co! ■ i boiieem'ik e b's, e k gik e : e k s 1 ; eotjnders; black-" \ <■■■:■ ■■■'■ >• •- 'smiths;'&c,.;'. ! : '"' '■ " : All Kinds c{ Castings in Brass and Iron. Steam Engines and Boil era Made and and JKepaired. ' : Overshot, Breast, and Turbine Waterwh eels ; Quartz-'cru6hing Machinery, Pumping and ; Winding Gear. Oasfe-iron Sluice aridßipple Plates', Sheet Iron' Hopper and Sluice Plates (punched to any. size of holes); Gold Dredging Spoons; etc- i 'Flour Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Reaping, Threshing, Horse-power Machines Made and Repaired. , ' • Improved Heaping Machines. K. M'Q. & Piping-for ■':.-'■'■■> •'• '' '-*'• '■ J PLUMING*AND HYDEAtJLIG MINING; is the best in use, and cheaper, than canvas; ' ■j • ,?.'■:■':.•., WHOIiES AT/E AKD 'SET All, "-' ' FURNISHING &' GENES,At) IRONMON- ■ : " f '•■-; i GERS-& v IMPORTERS; ."'; ',. „ PP-IKCES, r . .STREET,'"-., DUNEBLN; ■ ■•„•'; '; COLONIAL WINE & CORDIAL ' FACTORY, MONTE .OilfllSTO; .:. •! ! 1 Clyde. ■..".. ~;.:: ; opportunity of informing residents of the Northern, Goldfields and the general public that his.. Factory beingjrplete with every convenience, he is now turning out an article not to be equalled. .-." ~,... Mr. Fernud has succeeded in producing ; AROMATIC TOMC BITTEK 'WINES, which' are not; only'agreeable beverages,'but also have excellent niedicinkr qualities. The following is Professor Black's report:—, "University, Dunedin, .Otago,. New ' Zealand Laboratory. , .. •..' , .<■ Class —- B e,ver. ag. es .. : ' "" November sth, 1875.,-,• I have examined for Mrl J. D. Feraud, of Monte'Ohn'pio, Clyde, Otago, two samples of Aromatic Tonic letters, with the following result; No. 827 is a sherry colored, and No. M2B ■is a port wine red colored liquid';'they are both perfectly transparent showing the purity of the water and other Bubstanceß employed in.their manufacture. 'ihego two beverages have a 'slight' acid chemical reaction, and possess an . agreeable, cool bitter taste, blended with a sensation oi' sweetness, arising from the saccharine matter o'f t.ho fruit of which they arc the fermrzitod extract. .....,-. I have also examined the aromatic, and other flavoring substances used by Mr.. Feraud ill their manufacture; and from the proppr-. fciona in which they are blended with the fruit V7ine, they must be pronounced perfectly safe, >and free ■ from anything like, deleterious properties. . . - ''■ " '' I.consider this wine, tberpfore, an agree-iV.e and j erfsctlv t-nfo beverage, nnd when diluted , vvifh.tliwe or, I'i.ur iinn-8 thtur. bulk cf water,■ithey will mike a ..roti 1 cuoiing sum icer'drink; ; ~; ~ '. ... JAMES G,BLACK,.- ', - .. . .- • i iVpynifji'i Auuh:st,.V . ; PiMfci.-IAL Tfiyr.S, COKDIALS, AyD"SXBU>-q;- ... . ..vKitUur,:in i-iuik-^r. Bqftle." " 'Orders' lVom'tiny part of the Province pun.' tu"-.Uy attended to. • J. I); jtjebaud: