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Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 31, 27 October 1894, Page 4

J. Johnston &Sons Engineers , Iron and 'Brass Founders Vulcan foundry, InvercargillEstablished 1873. Makers of steam engines and boilers, duplex and hydraulic pumps; double helical gear,, wheels, and every description of machinery We havoa very complete plant of the most Modern Engineers’ Tools for the manipulation of metals into works of construction, coupled with a highly efficient staff of experienced tradesmen, and are thereforein the position of turning out the best possible work, combined with the utmost despatch and accuracy in details, and at the: lowest price, consistent with Eirst-Class Materials and Eaithful WorkmanshipBeing buyers ourselves in the Homemarkets for the raw materials reqired in our works of construction, we give our best attention to selecting only those materials that will give the highest satisfaction in the long run to both maker and client. We keep a carefully selected stock of steam and hydraulic pressure gauges and boiler fittings in the best gunmetal and by: approved makers. Drawings and Specifications Carefully prepared. Owners of machinery and others who may have the placing of orders for additions alterations, or repairs to machinery are respectfully invited to inspect our workshops & appliances and stock of raw materials before placing their orders elsewhere. Corner of Leet & Kelvin sts TO stand this season at Wright’s Bush, and travel the Wallacetown, Invercargill, Myross Bush, Mabel Bush, Hedgehop©, and Biverton Districts The Hunting and Cabbiage Stallion GUARDSMAN By Talisman—dam, Ladybird. Talisman by Traducer, the champion of New Zealand. For further pedigree see cards. Terms,, £3 3s—half payable at end of season, and balance when mare proves in foal. JAMES TAYLOR, in charge. JOHN McKAY, Owner. TO stand this season at Wright’s Bush, and travel the Wallacetown, Invercargill, and Myross Bush Districts, visiting Riverton onca a fortnight—the Thoroughbred Stalllion > LB ROI By Le Loup—dam, Miss King. For further pedigree see cards. Terms £3 3s, payable on or before Ist February, 1895. JOHN McKAY, Owner, in charge. TO stand this season at Wright’s Bush and travel the Wallacetown, MyrossBush, Mabel Bush, and Hedgehope Districts The Pubebbed Clydesdale Enxibe LORD GLASGOW. Lord Glasgow was bred by Mr Robt. Qawn, Deer Park, North Taieri. Sire, Good Hope —dam, Scotch Annie (imp.) ; grand-sire, Lord, Salisbury (imp). For further pedigree see cards. Terms, £3 ss, payable on or before Ist February, 1895. THOMAS YOUNG, in charge. JOHN McKAYV Owner. Dyeing to live & living to DIE. AMERICAN DYE WORKS (Opposite Reid and Gray’s) Dee street. J. H. SELLARS & CO., DYERS and CLEANERS, Dee street (near Leet st.) SUPREME COURT TEMPERANCE HOTEL. JJENDERSON, Formerly of Temperance Hotel, Dee street, begs to announce that she has removed to the above central and more convenient premises, Tay street, fwhich have been fitted up with every comfort and convenience. Private Sitting Rooms and Bedrooms. Liberal Terms for Permauent Boarders. HOT AND COLD BATHS. MRS W. HENDERSON. SOUTHLAND METROPOLITAN A. & P. ASSOCIATION. A special prize of 5 guineas is offered by The J. G. Ward Farmers’ Association for butter most suitable for export. Exhibits to consist of not less than 5 cwt., and to be ured and boxed. R. F. CUTHBERTSON, Secretary..