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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 431, 19 July 1877, Page 4

Bttswtesg flkrbs. G. P. E OWL ATT, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, ' OFFICE : ;Next House but ' one to the MasonioHall, : : " BERWENT. STREET, NASEBY. • J O H N II '(TU A T ■"■ (Late of.Lawrence), .. SOLI C.I TCjR, *; • -Corner ofJettyand -Bond-streets/, ' . . I)-U N IiDIN.. J. EA D S '■ GENERAL AGENT, ' : ; .- , . LAND AND SHARE. BRO&ER, ■ ... ; r TEMPLE CHAMBERS, : '* '' - f y- DUNE-DIN': ETIAN B LI:N,DS - n Cc»unt|s] orders >will meet swift rpromptr atfcen-"' tion.by the .undersigned.! f rBA TEES ON, B *JE-K Gpj ~ ' . |MiCLAGGAN-STEEET,_DUN'EDIi, r . ; 'So :! .:>■ person can : hang them up :-*\ :' " ' r ' OTAGO Goppee,.BEASS, AM> ' '■ '"'J';W6hks, ' 7i [.!'] ; : Gumb : erland Street, 1 ' | ; 0 - tr .. WareTiotise 'North, Dunedin. i; anb :: t:-buet, . ; -'- r CdfPMfeigMlTMj ■ t MatiQfa:elrarers' : ' of'' Brewing, 4 , Distifimjg, and? 'Preserving Plant J (ias ; r.i <W]Qrks,lHydmilic Machinery, : Hot"'Water r -(Apparatus—suitable;for baths; washrhbus'es, 1 hpt;hpuseß, .halls, and public institutions/"ion' ! "the "most-modern principles. •Steam I 'Cooking Apparatus, Glue Pans.i Steam —Jacketsj Jain 'Boilers and "Washing Cbppers, >rr iFxjjiiiN&,PiE£S for> Sluicing.;* and Steam,Yalves,";Water En-' l' rf gines* Soda Water Machines, Fire Hydrants * J ' and Branch Pipes, Unions, &e.; ] Church!s fiticl •Pire'Bells ;and every description of ■n .Lead; Copper, and Brass Goods. y ' ; 1 AVanb T. EUET beg to .'inform'the Miners and Sluicing"'Com? • .pahies tliat they have received the ftillest 'information from America as to the. cheapest and best mode of manufacturing. leon. Pipes, .Valves,'&c., and'the far-famed universal JNoz-.--zle,- commonly called the " Little Giant/' •used; by almdst 'every company in California, : 11 In our new w,orks,'recently erected,- we have' coustr.ucfed the necessary inachin.ery; ]for the, ' manufacture of the above goods, : and . intend ' to cleV.ote 'special attention to'this line, when;; received share of your favors. • j,> ;r; r 'WoTwill'"be glad to give estimates and full' particulars onr application.'. :;,h e:;j 1 ' . j workmen sent to .all/partu 6f , t , . ~r n ' . 1 of ■'stinie • tii suupplted'io ! Oiagolcind' Grniefliiry. L ,C A#,; KDE 3 « I j ! j ~.' iO M'QTpEEN ,AND XIO;,: V AEE-B'S, '©SDffirjfE ml y£&£mwGß3!%V Eoymmi&l seICK- ' V. h.i.f rvvSMITHS,,&Cj. !;r| .All] Bands .icfyCastmgs ;in--.:Brasa :and-ilroni. • ,p- .-.Steam iEngines and.Boilers Made and ? ! . ' ; r :- 7 ' QtfsJrtzibnisfiin'g ''Machinery', Pumping andl [ ' Wihding Gear. '• 1 ' ;i s° ; ! "Gast-iyon Sluic? and Ripplfe Elates,: Sheet'lron, , : Hopp_er ;i and Sluice Plates (piinched td; any , f . size, of,hoJes)j; Spoons,,etc. Kpur r Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Reap- . ingf. .|Threshing, Horse-power. Machines Made 1 aind Repaired. . ! : • • •'"lmproved Reaping Machines." *' j ?; :K. M'Q. & ! Cb.'s Improved Wrou'ght' Iron, Piping for .K- ;"• • -.0-' ; S-LUMING' AND HYDRAULIC 1 MEHNG; is thfe best iif use; and cheaper thai!'canvas, i os si, ■ • i: ' - iwd' iisfriii u ; . FURNISHING & GENERAL .IRONMON-, -'v - i -f d-fiis" ! v'; i BUNSTi^': j BEE^EEY i| ;^ ;' JCOLOMAb i r >*>i:; Factory,pmonte ;ghristC); ■'i ;JI?; S!.y ; j»- i;T i f "CLYDE. ■:(> !IC> ' r ! r ' .• I ..71 ~JD.; EEEA.TJJ) .takes the present j f €f o. opportunity of informing.residents of ,'thei.Jforthepi GoldjSelds aad. the'general;p\lbthat his Factory .being replete with, every ctmyenience; -he'is' hbW turning out an; article 'H'ot ! to be eijuall?d;' ; • " • • ,;Mr;;.Eeraud has succeeded in producing ■ y,l r.,1 AEOJIATIC TOSetC BITTEB WIHES; : f"which are -not only agreeable beverages, but 'also have excellent medicinal qualities. = The ! 'f6ll6wihg is Professor Black's report':— . , ; " University, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand Laboratory. ' Class-r-Severages,. ! ! ' November sth, 1875. have examined for Mr. J1 D. Iteraud, ; of Monte Christo, Clyde, Otago, .two samples' of Aromatic Tonic Bitters, with the following result No. 827 is a sherry colored, and..No.' 828 is a port wine fed colored liquid; they are both perfectly transparent showing the .purity;of. the water and other substances em-' ployed in their manufacture. ; ' These two beverages have a alight, acid' chemical reaction, and possess an agreeable, cool bitter taste, blended with a'sensation of sweetness, arising from the saccharine matter of the. -fruit of which they are the fermented extract. .7 ■ . " I" have also . examined .the, a,roinatic . and othei' flavoring'substances used Tjy Mr. Feraud s ■in 'their 'inaniifaCture, and. 'from tlie proportions in which they-are'blended witii'the, fruitvwine,, they mnst be 'pron'ounced perfectly safe, and fre,o ( , frpni; any thing like deleterious properties. r . . ' ; t I considei- this.wine, therefore, an agreeable! and perfectly safe bbveragei, and when diluted ■with three'or. four time's their'bulk of 'water, they wi}l make a good; Cboliilg Bummer drihki' JAiIEB G. BLACK, • Provmcial Analyat.".^,;; 'r'.cptONL^ :^Bra:£!V coriDiAis, Aisra/srEuW.''; ti'i"Either in Bulk'or'BQt'tle.'' J ,lt Orders from any part of the Province punntuilly attended to.