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REID & GRAY, Leading Implement Manfacturers. BEST MANURE DRILLS ARE : EUREKA" GRAIN, TURNIP AND MANURE DRILLS, and "MAST" AMERICAN GRAIN AND MANURE DRILLS, with Turnip Feed. DISC HARROWS and CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS, with Wooden or Steel Frames; any sizes. CULTIVATORS, WINDMILLS, HARROWS, SEEDSOWERS, and all kinds FARM IMPLEMENTS. SOLE AGENTS BURRELL'S TRACTION ENGINES and CLAYTON AND SHUTTLEWORTH'S THRESHING MACHINERY. 'HORNSBY ACKROYD OIL ENGINES. RUDGE WHITWORTTI and YELLOW FELLOW BICYCLES on easy terms to B uit purchasers. Write for full particulars to REID & GRAY, Dunediu & Branches

A NOTED HOUSE. rriHE SHADES ""■ Dowlikq Street, Dunedin. This old-established and Popular Hotel is moat carefully managed by the proprietor, C. TILBURN, Everything of the Beet and all Drawn from the Wood. BHACKLOCK^S COOKING RANGES are the Most Popular, the Most Economical, the Cleanest, the Easiest to Work, the Cheapest. or Doublo Ovens, High or Low Pressure Boilers. CASTINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Catalogues from all Ironmongers, or the Maker and Patentee, H. E. SHACKLO OK, Princes btrket, Dcnfdin.

European hotel DUNEDIN . . GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR , . COUNTRY VISITORS. E. POWER - - Proprietor

THE KAITANGATA RAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. r pnE NATURAL EXCELLENCE of the I REAL and ORIGINAL KAITANGATA COAL for every purpose is so universally rucog-nised by all HOUSEHOLDERS an 1 MANUFACTURERS throughout the Middle Island now, that it would be superfluous for the Company to detail the special features of it«* superiority over all other coals in every notice like thin. The present, therefore, is only to an'-i'in' the Pub'i" eenerally that the i'«ial m unt;vMiH itß fxceih'nof 1 . and is sold by ii 1 iVh'n.hant^ in the irile. The KAri'AN'^ATA ALMANAC will be delivered to Co .sutners as ihut.l. w. p. vv \ rso\ T , '«e T KTaI Manager O ; ficot> . Crawfo**') ntn^t. Dunediu, I°t h Nf)vcin 'ifr. !'<4H

OUTH END MONUMENTAL WORKb Established - I #''.<>. HP A L M E R • Stone Mapon & Scri.pToit, PRINCES STREET BGUTI!, DUNKDIN Monuments and TojnbHtoi'^s cr -ctcA of New Zealand Granite, Scotch Cr.nitU, and Italian and American Mru-Me Tomb Railing in £n>at vaiicty. THE TRADE SUPPLIKD Town and Country Order- proiMv^iy fifts-inif'l fen

MGUNTAiNEER HOTEL, QUEL'NSTOWN, LAKE WAKATIPU. Propjitifor - - p. McCarthy. This Njw ar>d Cuminodiuus Hotel has been well furnihhdd throughout and is now one of the niu-4 eomr'orUble Houses in Ota^o. Suites of Rooms h.ive been Bet apart for Families, and every attentiou has been paid to the arrangements for Dairying on a firstclass trade. Hot Cold, and Stiowor Bath. TERMS MODERATE. Best BranJo ol Wiuas, Spirits, and Beers. tflUSl'-CLAhh hAMPLU UOOM. A Porter will attend Padson^ers ou the Arrivii an-l Departure of Sttuoierb. Kir-it-cLv>.i .^tfibim^. Hur-Nts-i and L>u^jrie-( for Hire. KOil U H 1) EXX IS, ij.-i't 1 oi P..rk I] ofe!, Newtown, Wellington I ,u. il >S -it Uoa-t bouth Jrt.and, | lias uki'ii over BALtULTT'.S HOTEL ! LtiuibLua Q.i iy, U ELljl Nu TON', whtre ho | 1m piupa,r<jil to j..- ivi.ll' t<>r ins Old patrons ami tiiu pabl.c f^oiu rally every accomaiaatiou. Two minutes' vvaU Ituui Po^t Olh'ce and Abart. ' Tr .m pa-inc^ 'Jour.

h POWLEY AND KEAST BOTTLKKS OK SPEIGHT AND (JO'S I'IIIZE ALKS AND STOUT. Decision of Competent Jcd«.ks at Tasmakian Inteknational E-\}ilUlTlO.\' Including Eight Lnylieh Competitor-) — Powley and Keust — First Award (_(joid Medal) against the v. urld for iiotdtd Stout Powley and Kea^t — beconi Award (Suvcr Medal) against the woild for Bottiod Stoat Powley and Kea^t — rficond A 'aim i (Kilvtr Medal) agaiust the wild l'oi Bottled Ait, The Largest and Most Covuplpte Bottling Stortb i:i i\\ L'ol' ny. O'denthrou^h ih" 'i. 1< j.houc — No. (5-1 1 J\o-i' v* Ai'ircbtj : POV/LEY Ai\D KEAST, Battlers, Hope Street, Dunedin. X t

BEATS AMD CO. L>aAP£RSI OHBISTOHUEOH. reepeotfully requeet your lupporT^nd kiud"

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 22, 29 May 1902, Page 14

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Page 14 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 22, 29 May 1902, Page 14

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