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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 30, 28 October 1893, Page 2

M A S T E R’ S Cv.i 3Sc”A'- , M A S T E IT S ATS. WARUA HAIRDRESSING SALOON. JOHN A. GRANT (Late of James Grant & Co., Invercargill) BLUFF (Opposite Post Office) Has a complete stock of Tobaccos, Cigars and cigarettes, of best brands, Pipes, Holders, <fee., &c., Choice assortment of stationery and a ariety of interesting books—ls, 9d, and 6d series. On band a stock f first-class accordions and other novelties. U I C 1 O L BROS., EXPORT GRAIN MERCHANTS. Grain Brokers, ■ Grain Storebs. NET CASH BUYERS OF Oats, Wheat, Barley. <GORE SIEAM COACH and CARRIAGE FACTORY and WAGGON WORKS. COLLETT, having introduced Staam td his Works, is able t© compete with anyone in the trade. Buggies, Waggonettes, Dog and ■Spring Carts, and Vehicles of every •description made on the shortest notice, at Lowest Prices. JIH* ART I N HUGHES Don Street (next Criterion Hotel)^ WHEELWRIGHT and GENERAL BLACKSMITH Drays and Waggons made to Order. -Expresses, Waggons,' Spring Carts and all kinds of Light Vehicles made on the Premises. Horseshoeing and General Jobbing HARAGON BOOT WAREHOUSE. J O H N ST Proprietor. E A D f /T.T. KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER. Direct Importer of English and Continental Boots and Shoes, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL (Next to Matheson & Co.) Repairs done on the Promises. FACTS AND FIGURES. T HE balance of an ordinary Watch beating fifths of a second oscillates 432,000 times per day, 157,680,000 times in a year, and in two years 315,360,000 times; this enormous number 'of oscillatious being performed on pivots so fine as to be almost imperceptible to the naked eye. At the end of two years any watch requires to be examined, cleaned, and oiled, ■any wear carefully repaired. This can best be done by the firm of W. Nicol and . Son, WATCHMAKERS, Athen.eum Building.