liour iriu £ * FLOUB ! FLOUB ! ! PLOU& ! ! ! i . ■_■.". Messrs Bennie and M'Gfegbr, Flout aad Barley Mill*, Dunedin.. • - . r\ ENTLEMEN,— Having used a large qutinti^ \X ... .% -4 of your flour this season, we have much pleasure in stating that we have found it to be of; first class quality, and equal, if not superior, to any brand offering in this market, for strength, color, and flavor. We have also disposed of saw* in small bags, and our customers unmaimoutlj pronounce it most excellent for all purposes :--» Geo. Blythe, Baker and Grocer, Walker street I George Shand, do, Princes street Bobert Hay, do, George street Andw. Mercer, do, " Princes street Millar Anderson, do, High street Thomas S. Sinclair, do, Maitland street John dollar, do, Albany street Thomas Sinclair, do, StAndrewstreet John Collie, do, , Cumberland st Jas. Hyndmao, do, Princes street Walter Wright, do, Battray street C. & J. Taylor, do, Kaikorai street ' Alex. Lawrence, grocer. Walker street Archd. Mair, Produce Merchant, Princes street And principal Merchants and Bakers in and around Dunedin. DUNEDIN FLOUB AND BABLEY MILLS. Beferring to the above, BENNIE and MACGBEGOB have now the satisfaction of intimating that their alterations and extensions are completed, comprising en* tirelj N«w Sn,K Duuxxa ICioannmY, imported from Glasgow, and constructed on the most approved principles, and with all the latest improvements for thoroughly cleaning grain, dressing flour, and making pearl barley. We guarantee all flour with our brand, when bought direct from our mills or store. B. & MoG. are cash buyers of all descriptions of Farm produce, Perennial and Italian rye* grass seeds. Bed. white, yellow, alsyke. and every descrip* tion of seed on sale. Lowest rates charged for Jobmmissioa on con| signments and storage. Sole Agents for Bunciman's Kaikorai Mills Oatmeal, and Woodhaugh Flax and Bone Co.'s Bone Manure, Ac. OmOl AITJ> DKOT : JETTY-STKEET, DUNEDIN. ItllliB: DUNEDIN FLOUB AND BABLET MILLS, Water of Leith Stables &c jpfy CoKKCBOIUi Sa£B YASDS, & DEE STREET, INVEBCAEGILL. A M'INTYBE, late of the Albion Stables, begi -^*- # to inform his customers and the public generally, that he has bought the lease and goodwill of the Stables in connection with the Provincial Sale yards, to which he has removed hii business. These stables are well known as beinf centrally situated, extensive, and comfortable By keeping them under his own care, and by strid attention, A. ML hopes to receive a continuant of the patronage hitherto accorded him. HOBSES TAKEN TO LIVERY OB BAIT. ON HIRE— GENTLEMENS SADDLE HOBSES, LADIES SADDLE HOBSES, CABBIAGES, BUGGIES. Ac., Ac. (9* Funerals and country orders prompt!; attended to.
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Southland Times, Issue 1158, 3 November 1869, Page 1
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421Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Issue 1158, 3 November 1869, Page 1
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