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Westport Times, Volume IV, Issue 672, 16 June 1870, Page 1

TO IMPOBTEES, MEBCHANTB, AND OTHERS. ~AM ESSES GEEGG AND CO., COFFEE AND SPICE MEECHANTS, Beg to draw the attention of the ahove to their Celebbated Coffees. They being the Largest Importers of the raw material, and having the best Machinery for the manufacture of the same, in New Zealand, are enabled to supply a BETTER article, at a LOWER price than any other Manufactory in the Colony. OTAGO STEAM COFFEE MILLS/ Princes Street, Dunedin. . W. T A T T O N, MEDICAL, STTEG-ICAL, AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, &c, &c, (From the University College Hospital, London.) HAS AERIVED A.T MR. MARTIN'S STOEE,* Esplanade, May be consulted for a short time, in every branch of his profession. NOTICE OF EEMOVAL. .HE undersigned beg to inform that they have removed to their newly erected premises, corner of Palmerston and Bright streets. STITT BEOS. June 7, 1870. NOTICE. LL debts owing to the undersigned must be paid to Mr. E. Bowlands, "Westport, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge for the same. THOMAS DICKENSON, Waimangaroa. "Westport, 9th June, 1870. S B. MARTIN AND CO.' IMPOETEES, DUNEDIN. J. MANNING, MACHINEET DEPOT WaXKEB STBEET, DtTKEDIH". Flax machines, capable of dressing 25 cwt. fibre per week Steam Engines Thrashing Machines Flour Mills Saw-benches Chaff Cutters Cheese Presses Belting Smut Wire Oil—Colza, Sperm, Castor, &c. AESHALL SONS AND CO. (Limited.) BEITANNIA lEON WOEK3, Gainsborough, England, Manufacturers of Portable Steam Engines Vertical Steam Engines Horizontal Fixed Engines Thrashing Machinery Sawing Machinery Corn Mills Oil Mills Pumping and Wool Washing Machinery Awarded within the last three years, 25 Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals, with numerous other money prizes, including Ist prize of £SO for the best Thrashing Machine, Doncastor, 1865, and Prize Medal, New Zealand Exhibition. This machinery is most favorably known in the Colonies. Eeference to purchasers, with full particulars, on application to J. MANNING, Walker street and Great King street, Dunedin.