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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 70, 1 February 1879, Page 3

MOIR'S Findon Haddocks and KipparM Herrings, iu lib. tins. Moir's Red Herrings, 1 doi. in {tin. oir's Fresh Herrings, and Herrings a la Sardines, in lib. tins. Moir's Dried Lingfish in 1 owt. tin-lined Moir's Genuine Scotch Jams, and Genuine Moir's Tort Fruita in bottle*. The above can be had from all dealer* in Australiu, und wholesale from JOHN MOIR AND SON, 148, Liadkkhaix-Steiet, London. IFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTI LAND, FOR LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITIES, Founded 1838. Edinburgh—B2 Prinova Street. Glasgow—l 23 St. Vincent Street. D. S. Buchanan, Secretary. ■\REDGING The Subscribers solicit the attention of Engineers, Contractors, and Corporations to their NEW PATENT DREDGE PLANT. By which Harbours, Docks, Bars, Rivers Shoals, Channels, and Canals can he deepened or cut from 1 foot to 40 feet in any soil, with great speed and economy. The Dredge Plant has been already supplied to the* Clyde Trust; the Government Works at Carlingford; the Australian Government; the Indian Government; the Dutch Government; the Mersey Board ; Crown Agents for the Colonies ; the North Sea Ship Canal, Holland; the Canadian Government; the Egyptian Government; the Caledonian Railway; the North-Eastem Railway; the Harbours of Stockton, Bristol, Aberdeen, Greenock, Barrow, Melbourne, Dundee, Newcastle, Swansea, Fleetwood, Cardiff, Hartlepool, Newhaven, Grangemouth, and elsewhere, and it can steam to any part of the world.

W. SIMONS * CO., ENGINEERS AND SHIPBUILDERS, LONDON WORKS, RENFREW. JULIENNE. DRIED SPRING VEGETABLES and HERBS for Sours, containing 10 different kinds in a state of perfection and ready for use. Prepared by Dardelle & Co., late Chollet kSSvJ'TO- !nMf, i wi?ft , i'mi l aifectioriS; by Italian Warehousemen, Grocers, &o. Jojix Mackay, 119 George-street, Edinburgh. rHHE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE 1 (MUTUAL) LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.—The Scottish Equitable is one of the oldest Mutual Life Assurance Institutions, and offers intending Assurers important privileges. Glasgow Office, 128 St. Vincent-street. Hugh Gibson, Res. Secy. TUST PUBLISHED, Bvo. 6d. ( NEW ZEALAND AND THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS, And their Relation to the empirb. By Sir Julius Vogel, K.C.M.G., AgentGeneral for New Zealand. Edward Stanford, 55 Charing Cross, London. COLLINS' NEW SERIES OF SCHOOL MAPS, Constructed and Engraved from the best and latest Authorities, and Printed in Colours. Imperial Quarto, One Penny Each. 1. The Hemispheres. 2. The World (Mercator). 3. Europe. 4. Asia. 5. Africa. 6. North America. 7. South America. 8. British Isles. 9. England and Walei. 10. Scotland. 11. Ireland. 12. France. 13. Holland and Belgium. I*. Switzerland. 15. Spain and Portugal. 16. Italy. 17. Sweden and Norway, Denmark and the Baltic. 18. German Empire. 19. Austria. 20. Russia. 21. Turkey in Europe and Greeee. 22. India. 23. Turkey in Alia. 2*. Persia, Afghanistan, and Beloochistan. 25. Chinese Empire and Japan. 26. Arabia, Egypt, Nubia, and Abjisinia. 27. Palestine. 28. Dominion of Canada. 29. United States. 30. Australia. 31. Victoria, New South Wales, »n« South Australia. 32. New Zealand. William Collins, Boks, and Co., London and Glasgow.