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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 15 November 1880, Page 2

M ACLEAN AND STEWART AUCTIONEERS* LAND, ESTATE, iM GENERAL STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, T I M A R U 30 i N T I 8 T R Y . MR. BOOT, DENTAL SURGEON, (Of Danedin), PURPOSES VISITING OAMARU For a few days on MONDAY, the 22s d INSTANT. Patients requiring Artifical Teeth should make ear'y application. Particalars from Mr. Coggins. S7S BY A PPOrSTIt EyT TO ais excellenc y Tim govL:i;Non.

ERRTER HD ROCK, PHOTOGRAPHERS. The Stndio BEING NOW RE-OPENED, Jrdera will be executed 'with promptness and despatch. None bnt approved work sent ont. SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Marshall, sons and co. Obtained the highest award for THRESHING MACHINES. THE ONLY FIRST PRIZE.

Extract from Sydney Mail, Saturday, March 13th, ISSO : Prizes for Threshing Machine?.— The Frizes for Threshing Machines shown afc the International Exhibition were awarded this week, and the places are a3 follows : Messrs. MAJRSHALL, SONS & CO Gainsborough Messrs. Knston, Proctor and Co. ~ Robey and Co—- „ Hornaby and Sons ~ Eansomes, Sims, and Head. „ Foster and Sons ~ Buffalo Pitta Is*; 2nd 2 d 3rd 3rd 3rd 4th

The Jndge3 of the Malshaix Machine in their report:—" This ia a very superior machine in design, good "workmanship, and material, and has several good improvements.—First Degree of Merit. (Sigcei) John Stroth, Chairman; S. Poolman; J. P. Frank."

MARSHALL, SONS AND CO. Obtained the highest award for STEAM ENGINES: 2 Special Firat and 3 First Prizes.

Extract from Sydney Mail, Saturday, April 3rd, ISBO : The Judges are of opinion that MARSHALL, SONS & CO.'S Engines deserve the highest commendation for their general proportions, their elegance and symmetrical design, their arrangements for adjustment, and their workmanship and finish, and they recommend them for the Highest award. The automatic expansion gear on the Horizontal Engines, and the general finish on the 3-horse Verticil Engines, deserve special notice.—(Signed) A. E. .Ritchie, John W. Chapman, F. G. Newton, Norman Selee (Chairman). Extract from the Jnclees' Official Kepcrt:

PORT/. RLE EXCISES. MARSHALL, SONS & C 0.... B. Garrett and Sons Cl*yton and Shnttleworth Boston, Proctor and Co. R. Hornsby and SonH "W. Foster and Co. F. "W. Reynolds and Co. Robey and Co Davey, Paxman and Co. "Waterhonse and Co J. F. Dnrenae Raasomes, Sims and Head VERTICAL EJtC.rjrES.

MARSHALL, SONS & CO. Special Ist Shanks and Sons ... ... 2nd Ransomes, Sims and Head ... ... 2nd Bobey and Ce. 2nd "W. Foster and Co 3rd Waterhonae and Co. ... ... 3rd W. Jones and Co. ... ... ... 4th

For particulars and Prices of Marshall'* Machinery, apply to the Agents, MiraareS- HENDERSON, LAW & CO., DUN EDI N, Where stock is kept. SG4 £4OOO N0 - 7 ' W ELLIN <; TON CU P, To be run in the first week in FEBRUARY, IS3I. Tickets First Horse Second Horse Third Horse ... _ ... Other Starters (divided) Noa-starter3 (divided)... £l. .. £IOOO .. 30<> .. 2CO 7f)() .. IS 00

The £7OO for other starters will average .about £IOO each horse. The £ISOO for non-startera -will average aboat £6O each horse.

Mr. George North, of Lambton Quay, announces his seventh annual sweep on the 'Wellington Cnp. This time it is for no les3 tlian £4OOO. which will c'vc handsome prizes eves to the non-starters. Mr. North's former racing sweeps have invariably been conducted with such thorough fairness as to give entire satisfaction to all interested, and we are not surprised to hear that there is already a brisk demand for tickets for his " four-thousand-pounder."—Eye&iso Post, 9th September.

Address t-GEO. NORTH. Box IC9, Poat Office ; or, Lamb ton Qnay, Wellington. Agent for Oaniarn, MB. TAYLOR, Hairdrj«zerv