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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 17, 22 July 1893, Page 15

Fleming & Gllkisou’s Roller Flonrmllls Tyne & Conon Streets, Invercargill. rcflullSttMwtnnmitts y 0^ 111 i I lour II ill - "“Ller I 1 i.i ill is aas a a Offices—Esk street (near Railway station), also at Gore ana Winton. The M-ichi.icry was made and erccte I by Thos. Roiunson it Sjn, Ltd., Rochdale, E inland, Awarded Gold Me lal, Paris, 1885 ; Gold Medal, Barcelona, 1888; G .ld Medal and Special A,vard Melbourne, 1888; and Grau I Prix, Pa ris, 188'b T.ie whole of the premises are splendi lly lit up wif.b electric Imb t from one of Crumpton's latest improved Dynamos. BRAND: “PATENT SNO W FLAKE’ Grain Stores adjoin) Mill, and connected with main diu B illway by siding. the

A gentleman largely engaged in the produce trade in London, writing to the Australasian saj's —“ It may interest you to know that nine cases of green hacon arrived in London ex Riniutaka on the 29th April from Wellington, New Zealand. This is the first result of efforts made by a Jewish firm in London to get bacon from, the antipodes. Several of my customers have had this bacon, and they say it is fairly good in flavour, although rather too soft. The experiment, I fear, is not likely to pay immediately, as it will be difficult to get the proper sort of pigs for bacon in New Zealand without breeding. This always requires several years. I should think that, in any case, New Zealand bacon will only be able to compete with American bacon, and not with Irish, Danish, or Wiltshire. An important point, of course, is the cost of pigs in New Zealand. A bacon pig in England producing two sides of bacon each weighing about 561 b. is, in the living’ state, worth about 60s.

American Carriage Factory Notice TTHE Undersigned, in thanking- the " Public for their- past favours during the last 12 years, would respectfully inform his funning friends and the public generally, that the business will be carried on during his absence to Great Britain and America as usual by his foreman, who has been with him for a grout many years, and any work entrusted to him will receive his best attention. A large staff of efficient workmen employed in all de - partments. W. H. MATHIESON, American Carriage Factory. Invercargill.

The Farmers’ Alliance & Supply Company of New Zealand, Timited. (Go-Operative) IBEeeLCI. o£oLc2O s ZEISslz: Street, Invercarg-ill Suppliers of all Farm Requisites on Co-Operative Principles. Oomsaoks, Woolpacks, Sheep Pips, Sewing Twine, &c., &c. Manures, Hardware Implements, Groceries And all otHer requirements. Auction Sales * Of WOOL , SHEEPSKINS, BABBIT SKINS , HIDES, TALLOW , s*c., every MONDAY. STOCK at various Centres to suit to suit Clients. GOUN TB T SALES AS BEQUIBED. Special Terms to Sliarelxolciers. F. J. MCDONALD, Auctioneer. H. E. MCDONALD, General Manager.