Star (Ballarat, Vic. : 1855 - 1864), Wednesday 15 September 1858, page 1
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Circulars
ind eTery other description of Printing, at equally moderate prices.
N.B.-A liberal discount allowed to theatres I md other places of amusement on contract wort_.
O TEAM to MELBOUÂNÎl ^ and GEELONG, 1
S.s. Express S.s. Keera
S.s, Maid of the Yarra j
S.s. William Miskin.
One of the above steamers will leave the Queen's wharf, Melbourne, daily, at two p.m., for Geelong, returning the following forenoon.
For freight or other information, apply to lie undersigned. _
N'otice to Consignees.-Ail goods not removed or taken charge of before four o'clock
p.m. will be stored at consignées' risk and
expense. .... , ,
All claims against the above vessels must be made before the goods are removed from the wharf, or they wül not be recognised.
Curxsignees of goods will, in all instances, be «ld responsible fur freight of the same, unless notice is given to the contrary, before their removal from the wharf.
J. & D. PARKER & CO.,
Agents, Geelong;
FORWOOD, TURPIN & CO., Agents, 87 Flinders street, Melbourne.
MESSHS MONEY WIGRAM & SONS'
(of Blackwall Yard, London) line of |
parket ships, being the owners of the Norfolk, Suffolk, Lincolnshire, and other clipper ship6.
^OE LONDON direct, to sail
positively on Tuesday, the 28th September, the ship
KENT,
' 1000 tons, A 1 at Lloyd's, E. B. Brine,
rom mander.
This Bfaip is one of Messrs Money, Wigram i Sons' celebrated fleet, which has deservedly obtained so high a position iu the estimation of the Australian public, that it is unnecessary to enlarge upon her merits.
The extraordinary runs which have been iccomplished by the Kent have rendered her name famous at this port.
Her cabiu accommodations are admirably r.uiapted to suit the convenience of families, and iu the secuud and third class the berths are both roomy and well ventilated.
Carries au experienced surgeon.
Fares :
1st cabiu-per agreement
2nd ditto-£35 (including steward's atten
dance) *
3rd ditto-£25 and £20
For plans of cabins and second and third caWn dietary scales, apply to
W. P. WHITE & CO , 10 Elizabeth street
«nth, Melbourne. !
17s. 6d. to Geelong.
COBB'S
WASHINGTON EXPRESS.
Through in Seven Sours.
Booking Office-Washington Hotel
NOTICE!
proprietors of Cobb and Co's Telegraph line of coaches, beg to intimate 10'he public that they are in no way conked with a certain two-horse line, styled
Cobb's Washington Express, or the Little Go. ? rayare induced to give this notice inconsequence ef numerous enquiries having been fflade at their offices concerning their connecuoii with the said line, an erroneous impression scathe very close approximation to the title jt Cobb and Co seems to have given rise to.
(Signed) COBB & CO.,
_ j Per E. T. FOLEY, Agent.
V1CGGÊT LINE OP COACHES leaves ^ the P.,rt HUillip Hotel, (late Clare) for -myihe's Creek daily, at 7 a.m. and 1.30 P m-, returning from the Nugget and Eldoraao Hotels at 7.30 a.m. and 2 p.m.
_____ C. YOUNG, Proprietor.
AÜSTRALIAN CARRYING
COMPANY. THE prc 1 grat
B^NRY, BROADBENT & GO.,
GENERAL CARRIERS,
forwarding and Commission Agents.
,. OFFICES
?^SE-16E1izabethstreetsonth,corner of Flinders Lane.
^LONG-IS Moorabool street.
«.URAT-Main Road, Star Hotel.
E«ñ*i, Boilers, Machinery, e}c, forwarded
j1', despatch, at Utcest rates. Sills of J^jpassed^ Goods and Luggage stored.
To Merchants, Tradesmen, Miners,
and the Public in General.
Cumming Brothers,
JIMBER MERCHANTS,
J-t M.F. now added to their other business in
n.* ?<*loug that of
^aunission and Forwarding Agents. '-^fnrnbU3i.nfcSS entrusted to them will be
"J attended to and promptly executed.
( Lvdiard street, Township,
j Bakery Hill, and .
_' Mercer street, Geelong.
20,000 PAPER HANGINGS.
" SCENERY,
mi> Silver, and Embossed. WftJ IMITATIONS,
W0°tt and Marble for Ceiling
Plate, Sheet and Colored Oil Wk * f GLASS
**2ïe,tead» Drv & <>il Color8'
ri'/*"" CeM*g, in Papier Macht Pl2t cH*' GM Mouldings.
"*« of Pads, Whiting, he. &c.
J. X. BAIRD.
«^.¿SJfÉS^-ÍÍ^.^» Mm&Êâm of Messrs Niooh Scott£?0* wfe¿á .t^fwST?^^ÏSsf^11^í»f^iP«imBes »t preaen%oeeupied by«han,andwhichtheyl»d 2L3S»££? a^ *î2^^e||[g^ tímelo
-,J¿S«"M5pBf«wofgiving dw^puMic an écriraient forth« disappointed,íheypurpose «mtataingthe salo for a LIMITED PERIOD? ?=*. >/. w-- * j
To the Ladies.
! _^P**» -ÖHAY- & CO. beg û> inform the ladies of Ballarat and Surrounding district that
-now opening a. choice assortment of
NEW SPRINT GOODS,
i and checked «Oks
i «triped and checked dressée -
^^-^--^MeBmoag, Cofau-g, and ffiiwuBian daths ,
Alpacas and Wïnseys - " -Cloth and velvet mantles Paisley long shawls
Crochet collars and sleeves
Muslin habit shirts and chemizeties Felt and beaver hats
. White and colored straw bonnets, &c., Sec.
To the Gentlemen.
The arrangements for the TAILORING DEPARTMENT being now complete, under the management of AN EXPERIENCED CUTTER, T. G. Sc Co are DOW in a position to execute Biding, Promenade, Wedding, and Funeral Orders on the shortest notice, and are confident
in giving general satisfaction. -j
The READY MADE DEPARTMENT ia also well assorted in Í
Doeskin and Tweed browsers, vests and coats
Bedford cord bowsers
Kersey and Bedford cord pantaloons
Pilot and mohair jackets and ponchoes.
THOM, GRAY & CO.,
DRAPERS ABD CLOTHIERS,
_STURT STREET, BALLARAT TOWNSHIP.
GRAND SHOW
OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE
SPRING GOODS,
AT THE
CRITERION DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT,
MAIN ROAD.
DJONES begs to acquaint the ladies of Ballarat and neighborhood, that having jost
. received from the first hons es, a choice selection of plain and fancy goods, especially suited for spring wear, he intends holding a * -
Grand Show
On MONDAY next and following days, during which every facility will be given to render a visit worth, while in point of economy and attraction. The great object of this display is to convince by observation, that not only can the richest and most varied assortment be had at bis establishment, bat that the quality, bothas regards durability and substance, will be found to be a foll and sufficient return for the price asked.
The 6tock comprises a rich assortment of plaifi, checked, und fancy silks, moiré antiques, French brocades, ducapes, Irish poplin dresses, muslins, plain and fancy stuff robes, bareges, de laines, coburgs, fcc-, &c.
In the Furnishing Department,
Blankets, sheeting, damasks, table cloths, D'Oyleys, chintzes, carpets, matting, floor cloths,
&c., &c.
The Millinery Room
Is furnished with every novelty of the season, bonnets of all kinds and of the newest designs, hats of every description now in fashion, among which are the following shapes :-viz., Princess Royals, Victoria, Milan, improved Queen, Manilla, Diana Vernon, &c, &c.
The stock of underclothing and baby linen is of the most fall description.
D. Jones would likewise call the especial attention of gentlemen to the TAILORING DEPART MENT just opened ; added to die stock of Messrs Showers & Steele, which he has just bought at a large discount, he has received an assortment of newest designs in cloths, all of whieh ar« fineen from. the., best.manufacturers. Gentlemen favoring him with their orders,
may rely upon receiving every satisfaction. Arrangements Have been made to secure-tho««r««« -of Mr Showers as cutter, whose experience in this department is well known in Ballarat, and needs no comment here. Every article sent me will be of the best quality in material, and all workmanship guaranteed.
FOR SALE-Seven very handsome chandeliers, suitable for public halls or other large
buildings. Will be sold at half pnce. Apply to David Jones, Criterion Store, Main Road._ _
GREAT SALE OF
BANKRUPT STOCK OF DRAPERS' GOODS.
IN THE INSOLVENT ESTATE OF
JOHN ROSS & CO.,
21 Bourke Street East, Melbourne.
By order of Alexander Laing, Esq., official assignee. The whole of this valuable stock of
drapery is now being re-marked in plain figures,
At an Immense Reduction on Prime Cost*
And on
FRIDAY, the lOi/i SEPTEMBER,
The sale will commence, and continue for
FOURTEEN DAYS.
Country Purchasers and Storekeepers will find this a splendid opportunity
for replenishing their Btock.
Melbourne, 6th September, 1858. __^_____
LYDIARD STREET TEA MART
AND
IT Alii AST WAREHOUSE. Finest Flavored Tea*. I Choicest Sugars.
Richest Coffees. ' Best Selected Fruits,
And Oilmen's Stores«
THOMAS SLATER,
FAMILY GROCER,
_OPPOSITE THE ENGLISH CHURCH._ MORRIS'S BALLARAT
FUNERAL ESTABLISHMENTS,
BAKERY HILL, AND MAIN ROAD, NEAR THE BRIDGE.
CMORRIS begs to inform the inhabitants of Ballarat and its vicinity that he has
. reduced _ _
THE PRICE OF HIS HEARSE TO £3
C. M. is prepared to conduct and furnish Funerals of every description at lower rates than usually charged on Ballarat.
Coffin Furniture, and every other Funeral requisite, on hand.
N.B._Cedar and Covered Coffins always on hand. Lead and Zinc Coffins made to order.
A SPRING VAN, FOB REMOVAL OF FURNITURE, FOR HI RB.
Observe the address-Bakery Hill, next to the Temperance Discussion Hall,
and the Hain Road, near the Bridge._
GEELONG AND MELBOURNE.
Cobb & Co.'s Telegraph Line of Royal
Mau Coaches.
F. B. CLAPP Sf CO., PROPRIETORS
REDUCTION OF FARES.
O
N AND AFTER THIS DAY, the Coaches for Geelong and Melbourne, will _ leave Bath's and the George Hotel, Township; United States and Rising Sun Hotels,
Main Road, daily, as follows:
For Melbonrne direct, 6am.Fare £1 10 0 For Geelong, 6 a.m...F»re *} « JJ
10 a.m..Do 1 0 0
5.30 rm:.»o 1 10 « 1L
rtsr This line of Coaches run in connection with the Geelong and Melbourne RaUway, and passengers for Melbourne via Geelong can be booked through at tte office n^BaU^Hotei,at an additional charge of 6s., 3rd Class; 10s., ind Class; and 12s. 6d.,
1st Class. Craswic^ daüy (Sundays excepted), at6.30a.m.£0 13 6
Daisy HSU, do ' do »t*!^*?.£ « Clunes, do do,. at6.36a.rn. 16 0 Maryborongh,do do at 6.30 am. 2 10 0 Dunolly, do do at6.30a.m. 3 15 0 Castlemaine, do do at6.30a.m. 40 0 Chinaman's, do do at6.30a.m-. 3 0 0 FieryCreek.do do at5.46a.in-...... I 16 0 Mount Ararat, do do at5.45a.rn. 3 0 0 Pleasant Creek, do do at 5.45 a.m.... 3 15 0 Smythe'* Greek, do at 7 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. 0 7 6
¿io responsibility incurred for parcels or passengers' luggage beyond the amount paid for
carnage.
i Office hours from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m ; Sundays from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
E. T. FOLEY, Agent,
Bath's and George Hotel« Towaabip.
| PRACTHC AL STTRGEOÏ DENTIST,
kBÖSR5.iH)YNTOHikflHEPPAKD,
THTK, TEETH. TEETH,
INSiANTAWl-OUS CURE FOR THE
; TOOTHACHE
May be ccraalted dafly st Iiis residence,
. OppoaTtethe<_fiön<»<)ffiee, .
Dental
nnç. HBHET CASTER,
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL
DENTIST,
BEGS to intimate to the public that he has
- introduce- an entirely new description of artificial teeth, fixed without wires, springs, or ligatures, they so perfectly resemble the natural teeth as. not to be distinguished from the original by the closest observer. They never «Stange color or decay, and will be found far superior to any other ever before used.
Scaling, Stopping, and Extracting, at
Moderate Charges.
Address, Ballarat Dispensary, Main Road, opposite Exhibition Mart.
EYE DISEASES, EYE DISEASES,
DR. PICHERY,
SURGEON OCULIST,
May be consulted daily at the
HAMBURG DISPENSARY,
BRIDGE, HAIN BOAS.
Advice gratis from 2 till 4 p.tn.
J. R. GRUNDY,
TOBACCONIST MERCHANT,
MAIN BOAS.
TOBACCO. SNUFF.
Best Cavendish, Taddy Tomlin.,
Honeydew, Lundyfoot's, Colonial, Natural Leaf, Prince's Mixture,
Aromatic, Scotch, Bappee, and Cut Cavendish, High dried Irish. Negrohead, PIPES.
Shag, and Bird's Eye. Milo's, McDougall's,
CIGABS. Hoggin's, inde. wick's. Best Havanas, MATCHES. German, Swiss Bell & Black's,
and Letch for d'«, Pollak's, Nos.l, 2 & 3 Manillas. I.N.E. and F.C.D.'e.
POLAR, SPERM, CHINESE,
NEATSFOOT, ENGINE & COLZA
OILS.
AU Sizes Lamp Wicks and Glasses.
THOMAS LANG & CO.,
TVTÜRSERYMEN and SEEDSMEN, J-M Maia Road, next to Yarrowee Bridge, j -Ballarat, respectfully intimate that they have
always on hand ' "
Seeds of the very Best Quality,
Which they supply at Melbourne prices. They have at present a very select assortment of
Fruit Trees.
Which can be depended upon as having been properly grafted and true to name. Also, a collection of the very finest
Rose Trees,
And other ornamental plants,
igg* Sea kale and asparagus plants.
To Agriculturists and the Public
generally.
ROSSITER & NICHOLLS,
Nursery and Seedsmen,
HAIN HOAD, BAIi_.AB.AT,
BEG most respectfully to , inform the
inhabitants of Ballarat and the surrounding country that they have for sale now growing in their nursery at Ballarat,-a choice selection of all kinds of fruit trees, warranted true to name; evergreen and flowering shrubs, creepers, roses, bulbs, &c. Also, a good stock of all kinds of genuine agricultural, garden, and flower seeds, all new, and saved by the most experienced growers' in thi6 colony and Van Diemen's Land ; and can be fully relied
BONE MANURE.
J. BREMNER
BEGS to inform agriculturists that having
got his mills fairly at work, he is now prepared to supply them with bone manure in any quantity, at Melbourne prices.
For particulars apply to
ROSSITER & NICHOLLS,
Nursery and Seedsmen, Main Road, Ballarat, or at the mills, Learmonth street, Buninyong,
A CLOCK FOR
15s.,
WARRANTED,
AT
REGS & BENJAMIN,
2C4, MAIN ROAD,
. Opposite the Hope Bakery.
Clocks. Clocks.
Clocks.
The largest «tock of '
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CLOCKS
Ever seen on Ballarat,
From 15s each, warranted to go well,
AT
H. LEVINSO N'S,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Jeweller, &c.,
Adjoining Sweeney's Horse Bazaar,
Main Road.
_Wholesale and Retail-_ /GERRARD & SLEEP, Lydiard street VJT have on saleWatches
- Clocks, English, French and American, in
marble, mahogany and rosewood cases Jewellery, English and colonial
Plate
Electro-silver plate of every description Barometers, aneroid. Upright and model Thermometers, all sizes Hydrometers
Compasses, with and without sights
Bun-dial &c
BERGENSTEIN, Watch and Chronometer Melter, and Licensed Pawnbroker. atfib.es deaned and repaired in superior style. Observe the prices.-Watches cleaned, from 3s 6d ; watch glasses fitted, from ls, and all other'repairs exceedingly low. Observe the address: Red HOI, Main Road, at the
Live and Let Live Pawn Office»,
QUICKSILVER
On Sale, at '
POYNTON & SHEPARD'S,
Main Road, BaJfarat.
! ALLEN'S RED BOOT,
Opposite Bathes Hotel.
TV. ALLEN begs to inform his
% Ballarat friends and the public gene
rally, that be has opened the above «stablish- , mejat for the sale of boots and shoes, whole. ; sale and retail.
A large and varied stock |of¡ English and cokuüal Jboots of every description, suited to the diggùîgs and country, will constantly be on hand, affording lo storekeepers, settlers and families superior advantages in obtaining the best goods, at the very lowest town prices.
Allen's Bed Boot,
_Opposite" Bath's Hotel, Ballarat.
BALLARAT TANNERY.
H. H. BURRINGTON & CO.,
TANNERS, CURRIERS, & LEATHER
? . .SELLERS,
BEG to inform the Leather Sellers, Sad
diere. Boot and Shoe Makers, and the Miners of Ballarat and Us vicinity, that they bave just received a large and superior assortment of every description of imported goods, consisting of- i
French skins
French fronts, of all sorts Roans of every color French patent
Sprigs, every size
Kit, the best quality
Also, from the Manufactory
"Heavy crop
Light and heavy kip Yearlings -
Calf skins, &&, Sx.
All at the lowest priées.
At their establishment, next London Chartered Bank,
MAIN ROAD.
A. R. REED
HAS jost opened an establishment in the
ironmongery business at the corner of I Sturt and Lydiard Streets, opposite new Post Office, where a large assortment of goods in
the above trade will be found. Annexed are a ¡ few of the leading furnishing articles :
PLATED GOODS, consisting ofCake baskets, salvers
Cruet, liqueur, egg and pickle frames
Chamber and table candlesticks, ditto with
branches, toast racks Tea and coffee sets, &c.
Stoves, fenders, fire irons, nursery guards,
&c
Scrubbing, hearth, paint, sweeps, blacklead,
horse, dandy, white wash, carpet, and other
brushes
Dish covers, side dishes, curtain bands 1 Pedestal, hall, sideboard, shop, hand, night
lamps, &c.
Japanned, water carriers, toilet sets
Spice, deed, cash, sugar, and twine boxes Candlesticks, jugs and basins,- &c.
Water filters, washing-boards, clothes pegs
and lines, hair sieves, &c.
BALLARAT
Lithographic, Engraving and
Printing Office
DEUTSCH & FERGUSON,
LITHOGRAPHERS AND ENGRAVERS,
HAIN BOAS,
(Next the Star Printing Office.)
D& F. beg to call the attention of the
. merchants, storekeepers, and the public in general to the above establishment, being the only one on Ballarat, and as regards productions, second to none in the colony.
D. & F., since their start in thu place have enjoyed a fair share of support, and specimens of the many orders they have executed can be seen at this office, which will bear inspection.
D. & F. beg also to state, that being both practical men in their profession, they are in a position to execute any orders they may be favored with at the lowest Melbourne charges.
SHOW CABDS AND LABBT.S of every description, plain and in colors. Cheques, Bills of Exchange, Bill Heads¡ Business Address, and Visiting Cards, plain and ornamental. Circulars, Fac-similes, &c, &c, &c.
Designs made to order.
Dies, seals, and stamps engraved.
Wanted an apprentice to the Lithographic
branch.
R. WATSON,
COACH-BUILDER,
Wheelwright and Agricultural
IMPLEMENT MAKER.
ARMSTRONG STREET,
HA S now on hand the following,
viz.:
Tip and framed drays
Express and heavy waggons Light and large spring carts
Buggies, two-and four seated, witb
or without hoods
Dog carts and sociable cars
AU his own make.
Workmanship and materials gua
ranteed.
N.B.-Town and country orders carefully executed, on the shortest notice, on the most reasonable terms.
A First Class One or Two Horse
Phaeton
For sale cheap.
M'EWEN'S PATENT
AMALGAMATING CRADLE
MANUFACTORY,
384, Main Road, nearly opposite Red Hill
Hotel.
THE AMALGAMATING CRADLE
has been proved over all the principal Diggings to be the best cradle for saving fine gola, and can be seen at work by applying at the Cradle Manufactory, dr a Price & Thomas's, next Yarrowee* Hotel.
CAUTION.-The above cradle is the only one patented for working mercury, any person infringing upon the above patent is liable to be prosecuted.
EVANS & BARKER,
Railway and General Contractors,
Mechanical Engineers,
MASONS AND CARPENTERS.
PUBLIC WORKS in any magnitude
undertaken and perfected in the shor ed possible period.
Every Description of Building Materials for
Sale.
Monuments, Tombs,
And all description of marble masonry, executed.
There are a few vacancies for. articled apprentices at moderate premiums.
Sturt street, Ballarat.
IMPORTED CART STALLION,
INKERMANN,
This imported stallion, standing sixteen hands and a half high, will serve this season at Forest Hil!, near Creswick. Mares sent io this horse will have the run of a 600 acre
paddock, where-every care will be taken, but without responsibility.
For terms and pedigree, &c, apply to Mi Ben. Hepburn, «t the station.
CHAIRS.-A consignment of very superioi
- strong, mahogany, di'iing room chairs. Price , £2 10s each. Thomas Lug & Co., SeeÖemen, Ballarat. ,\'" ...
Hone Feed for Sale.
OATS, bran, maize, wheat, chaff1, hay, &c,
* best quality in any quantity; at market prices, delivered free, on the shortest notice, to any reasonable distance.
MCDOWALL & GRAY,
Armstrong street. Potatoes, Onions, &c-, for Sale
fin any quantity),
_ MCDOWALL & GRAY.
Wheat and Oats.
THE Undersigned are Cash Bnyers of I
Wheat and Oats.
M'CALLUM, NEILL & BRUCE. TULLOCH, M'LAHEN &CO.,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
Wholesale Grocers, Provision
Merchants and General Dealers, J _LYDIARD-STREET.
CROSBIE, DALE & CO.,
(Successors to IP-Naught, Boyd % Co.,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Wine and Spirit Merchants,
Corner of Armstrong and Mair streets,
_BALLARAT._ WILLIAM EAVES,
GENERAL FARM PRODUCE DEALER, j
BATH STBEET.
~ R GIBBINGS,
UNICORN AND NORTH GRANT
LIVERY STABLES, MAIN-ROAD.
SADDLE Horses, open and close carriages,
conveyances, dog cai ts, &c, for'hire on
reasonable terms. j
A N N E R Y HOTEL,
OPPOSITE THE SWAMP,
Stnrt-street,
JAMES M'NAUGHT, Proprietor.
Township Boarding House,
ABUSTBONO STBEET.
WM. B. WATSON, Proprietor.
Good Beds. Single rooms, 2s per night. Temperance Boarding House,
Bridge, Main Hoad, £ aliar at.
THE CHARGES have been reduced at !
this establishment, and while the table is furnished in the ame style as formerly,
additional comforts are guaranteed to the 1 lodgers in the house.
Breakfast is to be had every morning i from 6 till 9 o'clock; and strangers visiting Ballarat will always find a good dinner on the ^table from 12 till 2.
Dinner 2s. 6d. Bed and Board, for 24 hours, 6s.
Board, payable in advance, 25s. per week.
Board and Lodging, in advance, 30s. per week._
J. DIXIE,
Gold Broker, Share Broker,
and General Mining and Commission
Agent,
Removed opposite the Treasury, Lydiard Street.
FOR SALE, shares in the following Com
panies, viz. :
Magpie Ranges Steam Sluicing Company
Brown Hill do j
Auld Reekie de
Also, working and sleeping shares inWest Malakoff Company, Malakoff Great Eastern Company, do
Redan United Company, Redan
Great Redan Extended Company, do Telegraph Company, Nightingale Great Western Company, do
And in various other Companies and Leads, offering the most favorable opportunities for the investment of capital.
F. HUMFFRAY ,
Wholesale and Retail Bookseller
and Stationer,
Near the Bridge, Main Road,
BALLARAT.
Victoria Share and Labor Mart.
Servants supplied with care, and on the shortest
possible notice
_Tobacco Cigars, Snugs, &c.
Whim and Engine Pulley Wheels,
Truck Wheels.
JUST RECEIVED, ex "Gertrude,"
200 pulley wheels for horse whims and
engine claims, assorted, 20, 26, and
30 inches
Pedestal and poppet bearings for do Truck wheels, 10, 12, 14, and 16 in. Brass and iron windlass bearings,
On sale at very low rates.
EYRES, BROTHERS, & NEWMAN,
Ironmongers, Maia Road.
To Engineers and Machinists.
JUST UECEIVED, ex "Gertrude,"
A first class 10 inch engineer's lathe, with back gear, adapted for steam power or fly wheel.
EYRES, BRO THERS, & NEWMAN,
Main Rond.
NOW LANDING, ex " Salem."
Salter's patent pillar dial spring balances, 30 and 60 lb, for butchers' use Salter's circular dial spring balances, 20, 30,
and 40 lb
Mill saw files
Smith's do, and rasps " SorbyV' saws
Counter weighing machines
Electro-plated spoons and forks
Do do candlesticks Table and pocket cutlery.
EYRES, BROTHERS, & NEWMAN,
Main Road.
ON SALE by the undersigned -
Lime fresh from the kiln Portland cement Roman do Keene's do
Plaster of Puris Plasterers' hair
Common firebricks
Slate slabs 4 ft. 6 in. x 1 ft. 6 in.
Laths, nails, &c.
Drain pipes-Colonial and English
J. FRANCIS, Builder, Armstrong street, agent for Wm. Cakebread.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
The Drawing for the Seven Valuable
Prizes in
Bridges' Art Union,
By 5000 Members at 10s each,
WILL TAKE PLACE at the Washington
Hotel, on Tuesday, 28th September.
Intending subscribers will oblige by makit;g early application for tickets, as the draw will positively take place on the above mentioned day.
N.B.-Cash or pictures, as may be preferred, will be delivered to the fortunate winners im. mediately the drawing is over, free of ali expense, viz. :
For the First Prize, the sum of £500
" Second " " £350 " Third " " £300 " Fourth ,, " £50 " Fifth " " £150 " Sixth " " £100 " Seventh,, " £100
Tickets and prospectuses can be obtained ol Mr Bridges, Art Union Office, Main Road, opposite the Yarrowee Hotel-where the collection ; is now on view-Mr Humffray's Labor Mart, and the Washington Hotel.
N.B.-If the tickets are all taken up, an earlier day will be appointed..
J. & T. <XDEH?, *
HOUSE & LABT) AGENTS, SHARE.
BROKERS, VALUATORS. *«.,
J>A2fA-ST&EET,
BAIiLARAT WEST. J
AGRICULTURAL- IMPLEMEBTSi
REDUCED PRICES.
J& T. ODDIE hare on band the lo ow
. ing implements :Cray's ploughs
Barrowman's do.J Ransome's do.
Ploughs, bj Bundry makers*
Harrows of various kinds, tight and heavy Winnowing machines, English, Colonial, and
American
Barrett, Exalt, and Andrews* horse works
Chaff cutters, * * ,
&c, &c
The following machines can be supplied to.
order.
Threshing machines, portable or fixed Gray's
Barrett, Exall & Andrew*'
Garrett's
Hornsby's
CrosskQl's American
¿fcc., ¿tc.
The above can be had from one to four- .' horse power.
Portable flour mills
Tuxford's steam thresher,
And every description of implement or
machine used for agricultural purposes. - .
J. & T. ODDIE,
Ballarat,
6-2 Agents for Robinson & Co., Melbourne.
Parins to Sell or Let.
WE have the following farms, situate in the
parish of Bullarook, (well known for its superior soil and beauty of situation), airy of which can be leased at a moderate yearly rental or purchased cheap :
Lot 15, containing 162§ acres
,, 20, " 154 do
The position will be shewn upon the plan of the district, at our office.
J. & T. ODDD3,
31-5 Land Agents, &c., Dana stree}.
Calving Cows and Heifers for Sale. J& T. ODDIE have for Sale at Chep
. stowe, about four miles from Carngham ' Diggings, a large mob of Calving Gows and Heifers, and $0 Steers ready for yoking. Price from £6 to £10 each._
SHEEP AHB CATTLE RUIT,
For Sale.
Jfe T. ODDIE are instructed to
. sell a
Sheep and Gatde Station,
Measuring about 10,uuo Acres.
Situate in the centre of several first-*class markets. The Station can be bought with or
without
3,000 Sheep,
AND
90 Head of Calving Cows. There is also a purchased property of
240 Acres,
Which can be had with or without the Station.
The Bun will be sold in one or two parts. The cows may be bought separately. Fuller particulars at the office of
3-9 J. & T. ODDIE, Dana street.
For Sale,
ASIX rtfC H P0"MP, complete, with
about 150 feet of 8 inch pipes and pump rods, to be seen at the premises of the undersigned.
J. & T. ODDIE, Dana street, Ballarat. Important to the Inhabitants of
Ballarat*
TAKE NOTICE.
F
O R SAL E,
Bean's patent steam manufactured per
forated bricks
Bearfs patent perforated hand machine
bricks
Claton's patent pressed and stamped bricks
English fire bricks, and a quantity of com
mon bricks
Lime, piaster paris, cement, laths, Blue stone and Welsh slate hearths.
Beart's patent perforated bricks possess the treble advantage of being a non-conductor of sound, heat and damp. As compared with common bricks a saving of 500 to 600 in «very rod of brickwork. ^
R. SMITH,
Builder, Smith's Buildings,
Lydiard street, Ballarat,
GOBMANCHBSTEB.-Beorí s Paient Per*»'
rated Brick».-Some experiments have lately been made at the engineering establishment of Messrs John Rowan & Sons, Belfast, aa the comparative sustaining powers of Bearfs patent perforated bricks, and bricks of the ordinary kind. In each case a pier of four courses of the bricks to be tested was bnflt, in Roman cement, on the table of a powerful hydraulic press, and allowed at least twentyfour hours to set thoroughly. A light scale board was suspended to the safety valve lever of the press, in which were placed successive weights, until the pier of bricks on the table
of the press was crushed. The number of 1 weights was increased a quarter of a pound st a time (being equivalent to an increment of 10 tons on the press), commencing at 30 toss -this starting point being the effect doe to the united weight of the lever and tba scaleboard. The pump was worked very slowly to eliminate the concussion produced otherwise by the inertia of the water. The first experiment was made with good ordinary bricks in a pier of 18 inches square, built m four courses. This showed symptoms of failing with 110 tons, and was crashed with 150 tons. A pier of the same dimensions of perforated bricks began to crack with 270 tons,
and was crushed with 350 tons. Sir John McNeil having expressed a desire to witness a repetition of these experiments, at his request a pier bf nine inches square of each kind cf bricks was built in cement, in four courses as before, and with especial care to have Cbs joints as thin as possible. The common bricks failed with 40 tons, whereas the pier of patent bricks sustained 120 lons before it was crashed. Reducing the results of these experiments to the
effect upon a superficial foot, common bricks, ' in the first experiment, were crushed by sbrfjv six two-third tons to the square foot, and by seventy-one one-ninth tons in the _econd ; the mean being 68-8-9 tons. The patent perforated bricks were crushed in the first experiment by 155.5-9 tons per superficial foot, and in the second by 213-1-3 tons ; the mean being 184*-4-9 tons : showing a result in favor of tibe . compressed perforated brick of no less than 110 tons.-Taken frew, the Cambridge Rte Preis._
Ballarat Building Association.
4? Qflfl T0 BE LENT to shareholders owOUU on approved security. Appli
cations for loans, accompanied by tenders of bonus, to be sent in under cover to
J. H. MIDDLETON, Sec,
Next the English Church, _ Lydiard street.
YARROWEE HOTEL
MAIN ROAD, BALLARAT.
J. Nort Ramsey.
PBOPRIETOÉ. -
Branch Booking Office for
Cobb & Co.'s Telegraph Line of
. - ..- Coaches.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Bass's Ko. 3 Ale, m^-.
Always on draught.
BOWLING SALOON, ^ ^ ti
Open for drinks. ^
Billiard Saloon, 1T'^ Under the management of Mr A. Crow. ;^ <s~
.x¡. Pool Eyery Evening*