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Local tennis column: Nine area teams competing in Florida Section Championships
NAPLES - A number of local teams are among the 74 involved in the USTA Florida 55-and-over League Sectional Tennis Championships this weekend in Daytona Beach and Ormond Beach. In general, Florida will reap the benefits of the new 2013 USTA Leagues' nationwide realignment.
The event will take place over three days and two facilities to accommodate the large number of teams that have qualified for the Florida Section Championships.
Gone are the monikers "Senior" (50-and-over) and "Super Senior" (60-and-over) for the USTA Leagues, replaced instead by 55-and-over and 65-and-over divisions. The change is the result of USTA League research and focus group results. The study predicted a significant increase in the coming years in league participation, with changes designed to better align age groups with current and future league populations.
Teams will compete in four NTRP (National Tennis Ratings Program) combined-team divisions: 6.0 (two 3.0-rated or below individuals), 7.0 (3.5 individuals), 8.0 (4.0 individuals) and 9.0 (4.5 individuals).
"I believe we are going to see many more close, competitive matches at all given NTRP levels in both the Adult and Mixed Divisions of play," USTA Florida Director of Leagues Sandy Marshall said.
The 6.0 and 8.0 division team winners from Florida will advance to the 2013 USTA League Adult 55-and-over 6.0 and 8.0 National Championships on April 11-13, 2014, at the Surprise Tennis & Racquet Complex in Surprise, Ariz. The 7.0 and 9.0 division team winners will advance to the 2013 USTA League Adult 55-and-over 7.0 and 9.0 National Championships on April 25-27, 2014, also in Surprise, Ariz.
Local teams involved this weekend are:
■ Men's 3.5 Division (Team 7.0): Collier (Pelican Bay Community Park, Naples) and Lee/Charlotte (Fort Myers Racquet Club).
■ Men's 4.0 Division (Team 8.0): Collier (The Strand, Naples).
■ Men's 4.5 Division (Team 9.0): Collier (The Strand, Naples).
■ Women's 3.0 Division (Team 6.0): Collier (Village Walk, Bonita Springs).
■ Women's 3.5 Division (Team 7.0): Collier (Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club).
■ Women's 4.0 Division (Team 8.0): Collier (Waldorf Astoria Hotel, Naples) and Lee/Charlotte (Cape Coral Racquet Club).
■ Women's 4.5 Division (Team 9.0): Collier (Waldorf Astoria Hotel, Naples).
City tourney under way: The 44th annual City of Naples Tennis Championships have begun, with more than 450 players participating. Action runs the entire month of May.
"We are off to a tremendous start with all kinds of matches being scheduled in this first week as first-round matches are to be completed by Monday," tournament director Kevin Walker said. "The Open Divisions are slated to start on the evening of May 6 as well. We also have this year's silent auction benefiting junior tennis in Naples taking place throughout the month."
The ASG Open Challenge will run from May 6-23. For scheduling, visit www.allentenniscenter.com.
Activities at Beach Club: The Mary C. Watkins Tennis Club at The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club will host round-robins and mixed doubles on Fridays from 5:30 to 7 p.m. starting Friday. Play is for 3.0 and 3.5 levels.
The cost is $11 per person and $6 for members. Call 435-4351.
The facility is offering summer memberships that will run now through Sept. 30. The cost is $250 and it includes unlimited play, pro shop and lesson discounts as well as discounts on the round-robins.
Heritage Bay summer programs: The 3.5/4.0 Competitive Mixed Doubles is available on Saturdays from 9 to 11 a.m. Women's 3.5 Doubles will be on Mondays and Wednesdays from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. while the men's and women's 2.5/3.0 doubles will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.
Instructional group programs are also available with the "Nine Hour" Beginner Women's Boot Camp on Monday through Wednesday from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. The cost for the three-day Boot Camp is $150 per person and the focus will be on all strokes along with doubles strategy. Reservations for all programs can be made by calling 239-304-5911.
Vanderbilt courts busy: Vanderbilt Country Club has begun its annual summer reciprocal tennis with the Ladies Round Robins for 3.5 players on Wednesdays at 8:30 and Ladies 3.0 playing Fridays also at 8:30. For the men, Round Robins are every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at 8:30. The cost is $3, which includes tennis balls and refreshments.
Vanderbilt also has a Get Fit Tennis Program for the serious players who really want to work on their game. Ladies are Tuesdays at 9 a.m. Men are Wednesdays at 9 a.m. The cost is $20 per session. Call 348-1725 or email ronnieh@vcc naples.com.
Junior summer camps take shape: Area tennis facilities are announcing their summer youth tennis camp and clinic plans:
■ Preeg-Doherty Tennis Academy — to begin summer session June 6; Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Cost: $45 per day; for all levels; Call 593-9736.
■ Miromar Lakes Beach & Golf Club — summer tennis camp for players of all levels ages 7 through 16; Monday through Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. the weeks of June 3, June 10, June 17, June 24, July 8, July 15 and July 22; Cost: $40 per day; call 239-908-2393
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A rundown of other activities and events follows:
■ Round Robin Mixed. Tuesdays 8 a.m. at Golden Gate Community Park on Santa Barbara Blvd.; Call 239-300-7718.
■ Curly Davis sessions : "Stroke of the Week" session every Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. Cost:s $8; Site: Country Club of Naples, 187 Burning Tree Road. Call 321-292-8759 and leave your name and level of play.
■ Kamen clinics: Naples High boys tennis coach Tony Kamen's clinics from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays; geared toward middle school and high school students and include conditioning, drills, strategy, and match play. Contact Kamen at 272-9223.
■ Saturday round-robins – at Naples Beach Hotel and Golf Club; Begin Saturday from 4 to 5:30 p.m.; Reservations required; Call 435-4351.
■ Junior Development Tennis: Sessions held at Arthur Allen
Tennis Center in downtown Naples at Cambier Park. Classes run Monday through Thursday. Pee-Wees 3:15-4 p.m. for ages 4-6; Futures 4-5 p.m. for ages 6-8; Tournament 4-5:30 p.m. for ages 7-16; Contact the Arthur Allen Tennis Center at 213-3060.
■ Hammock Bay Tennis Programs - Offering private lessons and clinics, Live Ball Drill Session on Tuesdays, Morning Tennis Drill and Round Robin on Wednesdays and "Just for Starters" Clinics on Thursdays. Contact Head Tennis Professional Karolee Towe at 465-2922.
■ Junior/high school lessons – given by Ron St. John, USPTA 1 Pro; all levels but also those interested in improving to play at the high school level; Call 289-1963.
■ Daily tennis clinics/lessons — at Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort; all levels; call 877-8889.
■ Junior instruction at World Tennis Club — Instruction by former pro Pavel Slozil (former coach of Steffi Graf); call 263-7411.
■ Tom Avery's Tennis Outlet — Private and group lessons, cardio tennis for teams, earlybirds and all levels. For schedule, fees and more information call Tom Avery at 592-5920.
■ Quail Creek Country Club round-robins — 3.5 and 3.0 women every Thursday 9 to 11 a.m.; 3.5 and 3.0 men every Wednesday and Friday 9 to 11 a.m.; Cost: $3; Call 597-9725.
■ 3.0 and 3.5 women's round-robins — at Quail Creek Country Club; Every Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m.; Cost: $3 per player; Sign up in advance by calling 597-9725.
■ Pelican Bay Community Park events - Most levels of round-robins for men and women available each week; Adult and junior clinics held daily; For specific days-times, call 598-3025.
■ Quail Creek Junior Tennis — Tuesdays and Thursdays: Tiny Tots from 3:30-4 at $6; Beginners from 4 to 4:45 at $9; Intermediate and Advanced from 4:30 to 5:30 at $12; Clinic and Ralleyball to be included; All directed by Doug Welsh; Call 597-9725.
■ Quail West Tennis programs — Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; Events include 3.0-3.5 ladies round-robin from 9 to 11 and 3.5-4.0 men's round-robin from 9 to 11; 3.5-4.0 ladies doubles clinics on Wednesdays from 9 to 11; Also: Wednesday clinics for men and women from 9 to 10:30 a.m.; Also: "3 students and the Pro" on Mondays; Call 592-1139.
■ Weekly mixed doubles round-robin — Fridays at Pelican Bay Community Park ; Call 598-3025.
■ Men's, women's and mixed round-robins — Each day of the week at Pelican Bay Community Park ; Call 598-3025.
■ Adult clinics — for all levels at Pelican Bay Community Park ; Call 598-3025.
■ Marco Island Racquet Center — Round-robins, league play, USTA competitive teams, Stroke of the Week clinics, beginners lessons, junior programs and racquetball challenges; For the complete schedule, call 394-5454.
■ Ladies Day Round Robin, Men's Day Round Robin, Saturday Mixed Round Robin — at Cambier Park, call 213-3060; Tuesdays at 11 a.m. women of all levels welcome to participate; Thursdays at 11 a.m. men of all levels welcome to participate; Saturday mornings are "Mixed Troubles" round-robin at 9:30.
■ Bridgewater Bay Tennis Club — Weekly activities include: Tuesdays beginner/intermediate clinic 5 p.m., Thursday mixed round robin 6 p.m.; Saturdays intermediate clinic 9:30 a.m.; Call 450-1000.
■ Saturday Mixed Doubles Round Robin — at Cambier Park Tennis Center at 10:45 a.m.; Call 213-3060.
■ Pelican Bay Community Park tennis facility — 764 Vanderbilt Beach Road; 8 lighted Har-Tru courts; for information on tennis programs or any information about the park, call 598-3025.
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To the lay person, natural family planning (NFP) equates with the "rhythm method" or
"Roman roulette" and therefore tends to be considered as mostly a matter of chance,
resulting in unplanned pregnancies and large families.
The medical and scientific communities generally take a similar view and the
tone of comments in this journal has been dismissive.
For example, Dr Joyce Poole, writing in The Lancet, declares that "natural family planning
. . . has been shown in many reputable trials to be ineffective in countries where education is
rudimentary and feminine hygiene is poor". (ref.RR1)
She does not give references for these trials, but others who have argued similarly refer
to the World Health Organisation multi-centre trial of the Ovulation method of NFP which was
undertaken in 1975 -79 (ref.RR2-6) One of us (HC) was the medical statistician for that study,
whose primary object was to determine what proportion of women of many different cultures could be
taught to recognise changes in the cervical mucus, around the time of ovulation, that had been
described in 1972 in Australian women. (ref.RR7).
A second object, if these could be recognised, was to determine whether women would use these
changes as a method of restricting fertility; and a third was to identify social, medical, and subjective factors
influencing these observations.
In other words, the WHO study was not primarily a trial of fertility control.
The main conclusions were that:
It has several components with different functions:
The following are the total pregnancy rotes of NFP studies so far reported in the 1990s (they include
studies conducted in Moslem, Hindu, Chinese, and Christian cultures): -
We now know that the cervical mucus, which at ovulation becomes reminiscent of raw egg-white,
identifies ovulation with precision (ref. RR8) and is essential for fertility. (ref.RR9,10).
The knowledge gained through the WHO trial and subsequent experience has given NFP organisations and
teachers a much greater understanding of the fertile and infertile phases, so that total pregnancy
rates have been steadily falling.
Country | Pregnancies/ lOO woman yr |
United Kingdom | 2.7 | 11 |
Indonesia | 2.5 | 12 |
Indonesia | 10.3 | 12 |
India | 2.0 | 13 |
Germany | 2.3 | 14 |
Liberia | 4.3 | 15 |
Zambia | 8.9 | 15 |
Europe | 2.4 | 16 |
Europe | 10.6 | 16 |
China | 4.4 | 17 |
Belgium | 1.7 | 18 |
The results con be compared with reported pregnancy rates of between 0.18 and 3.6 for artificial
contraceptive methods in well-motivated couples.(ref RRl9)
Pregnancy rates for artificial contraceptive methods may be considerably higher than this in less well motivated couples and, indeed, may be greater than 20.(refs. RR2021)
It is not helpful to hark back to the pregnancy rates of studies conducted before NFP came of age.
The cheapness of NFP makes the readiness of Poole and others (ref.RR22) to dismiss it as an option
in the developing world seem ill-advised.
It is the only method that empowers a couple to control their fertility irrespective of economic status and independently of distributors of pills and condoms.
NFP allows couples to avoid or achieve pregnancy.
Those wishing to achieve pregnancy will have extremely high pregnancy rates; those strongly motivated to avoid pregnancy will have extremely low pregnancy rates (approaching zero in a huge study amongst the poor and illiterate in the slums of Calcutta (refs. RR23-25)
One criticism of NFP is that the necessary periods of abstinence may be detrimental to the marital
relationship and the family, (ref.RR26) and even that such abstinence is unnatural.
For similar reasons many expected that the widespread availability of the oral contraceptive pill would benefit marriages, families, couples, and their children.
In fact the increasing use of the pill has been contemporaneous with a massive increase in marital and family breakdown.
This temporal association does not prove a link, but Billings (ref.RR27) comments that the demand associated with artificial contraception for "uninterrupted availability of sexual intercourse . . . is an unrealistic expectation in any marriage and sets the course for the breakdown of the marriage" .
Critics of NFP complain that the problem is that men must, but cannot, co-operate (refs. RR 28, 29).
Proponents object to this denigration of men (ref.RR30) and suggest that the requirement for men and women to co-operate is a strength of NFP (ref.RR31)
As Jarvis puts it: "Understanding and co-operation are necessary for NFP to work, but also for relationships to work.
Couples in which women are forced to submit to men for sex require counselling, not pills . . . sexual intercourse is supposed to be an intimate expression of love, a choice freely made, and not a means of using others to satisfy an irresistible physiological urge. (ref.RR30).
In some developing world countries, in particular, it is suggested that women are obliged to
submit to their husbands demands; (ref.RR29) however, in these circumstances the mutual discipline
of NFP can foster marital harmony and enhance the relationship. (refs.RR31,32).
Women in particular report that the times of avoidance of sexual intercourse can lead to the expression of non-genital physical love which is longed for and helps their sexual responsiveness. (ref.RR31).
Whilst some object that the fertile phase is the time of strongest sexual desire, (ref.RR29) others suggest that the monthly "honeymoon" at the time of resumption after the fertile phase provides benefits within the sexual relationship. It is being suggested that the "sexual revolution" of the last 20-30 years has caused marital and family breakdown on a massive scale and at vast cost.(ref.RR33).
One wonders whether NFP might not be the antidote.
Whatever ones views on the relative merits of artificial contraception versus NFP, those with an
interest in the rights of women should be concerned that women world-wide are not being informed of
the symptoms of ovulation which are so easily and universally recognisable. (refs.RR2,24).
Since women are potentially fertile for no more than six to eight days in the cycle, (ref.RR24) these easily recognised symptoms empower women through the knowledge they impart regarding their state of fertility.
Many women are dissatisfied with artificial contraceptive methods and yet do not know of the NFP alternative.
Similarly, many sub-fertile women who are desperately trying to achieve conception are not being given this basic information that would maximise their chances.
Whether one looks at it from the ecological, feminist, economic, family, or just plain common-sense point of view, all women are entitled to this simple and fundamental information.
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Subharmonic microbubble emissions for noninvasively tracking right ventricular pressures. | |
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Right heart catheterization is often required to monitor intra-cardiac pressures in a number of disease states. Ultrasound contrast agents can produce pressure modulated subharmonic emissions that may be used to estimate right ventricular (RV) pressures. A technique based on subharmonic acoustic emissions from ultrasound contrast agents to track RV pressures noninvasively has been developed and its clinical potential evaluated. The subharmonic signals were obtained from the aorta, RV, and right atrium (RA) of five anesthetized closed-chest mongrel dogs using a SonixRP ultrasound scanner and PA4-2 phased array. Simultaneous pressure measurements were obtained using a 5-French solid state micromanometer tipped catheter. Initially, aortic subharmonic signals and systemic blood pressures were used to obtain a calibration factor in units of millimeters of mercury per decibel. This factor was combined with RA pressures (that can be obtained noninvasively) and the acoustic data from the RV to obtain RV pressure values. The individual calibration factors ranged from -2.0 to -4.0 mmHg/dB. The subharmonic signals tracked transient changes in the RV pressures within an error of 0.6 mmHg. Relative to the catheter pressures, the mean errors in estimating RV peak systolic and minimum diastolic pressures, and RV relaxation [isovolumic negative derivative of change in pressure over time (-dP/dt)] by use of the subharmonic signals, were -2.3 mmHg, -0.8 mmHg, and 2.9 mmHg/s, respectively. Overall, acoustic estimates of RV peak systolic and minimum diastolic pressures and RV relaxation were within 3.4 mmHg, 1.8 mmHg, and 5.9 mmHg/s, respectively, of the measured pressures. This pilot study demonstrates that subharmonic emissions from ultrasound contrast agents have the potential to noninvasively track in vivo RV pressures with errors below 3.5 mmHg. |
Jaydev K Dave; Valgerdur G Halldorsdottir; John R Eisenbrey; Joel S Raichlen; Ji-Bin Liu; Maureen E McDonald; Kris Dickie; Shumin Wang; Corina Leung; Flemming Forsberg |
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Title: American journal of physiology. Heart and circulatory physiology Volume: 303 ISSN: 1522-1539 ISO Abbreviation: Am. J. Physiol. Heart Circ. Physiol. Publication Date: 2012 Jul |
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Created Date: 2012-07-03 Completed Date: 2012-09-04 Revised Date: 2013-07-02 |
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If you can't tell, I think the Rams should draft Aaron Curry in the 1st round.
Then they could pick up an OT in the 2nd round.
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If you can't tell, I think the Rams should draft Aaron Curry in the 1st round.
Then they could pick up an OT in the 2nd round.
Anyone else feeling this?
I am definitely feelin this.
Not really. I've said before we should get the best skill player in the draft round 1, OL in round 2, and linebacker round 3. Ideally it would have gone as Crabtree round 1, OT/C whoever falls at round 2, and Marcus Freeman round 3, but it looks like Freeman will definitely get drafted in the 2nd round now.
I like Curry alot. Trust me, he's going to be a beast.
However, we can still get a legitimate LB in the second or third round.
The way I see it...
1) Monroe
monroe= 22 reps if 225lbs at a bodyweight of 300+. Curry, while not off the charts, does 25 reps at weight of 247. That shows work ethic. Any 300 lb person should be putting up 20 reps of 225 without ever training. If we did take an Olineman-- Baylors Smith is the person to take. However, because this draft has many Olineman, we need to take a different position. There is no Jake Long, Stan Thomas, or Dbrickashaw Fergason in this draft. The best athletes are either Curry or Crabtree, then look for Oline in rd 2.
I'm sorry but I beg to differ. With all due respect, have you ever tried to bench 225? After lifting for 4 years during high school, my bench max was 270. Thats equal to only about 3 or 4 225 reps. Granted I was only 230 lbs, far cry from 300, but if your telling me that a guy who weighs 300 lbs should automatically be able to throw up 20 reps, then I have to disagree. Weight does not equal strength, and heck, repping out 225 doesn't necessarily mean strength. It's more of a muscle endurance test than anything.
And don't put so much stock into weight room numbers, thats not where the game is played. Billy D is going to be watching the tapes to evaluate the players, and as long as the o linemen don't have a horrible press ie 10 reps, then i doubt it is going to affect our selection as much as you believe.
Curry all the way baby!
And did you ever think that Monroe maybe had a bad day? Let's see how many he throws up on Virginia's pro day and then evaluate. Yes, the bench press is an important measurement between linemen, but that doesn't mean that one guy's numbers on one day is the end all be all. Like I said, he could have had a bad day and might have a good one at his Pro Day, you never know. And no, being 300 lbs does not make you a weight lifter, sorry.
That said, I am much more open to Curry in the 1st round after the combine and hearing how much he likes Chris Long and the Rams(of course he's campaigning for more cash), and as long as we get Curry, Monroe or Jason Smith, I'll be happy. Good thing we're at #2 and we'll have a choice between two of them at least!
I am some what of a gym rat. I do a solid hour of lifting 4 days a week. I observe men of every shape and size that can and can't do the 225 lb thing.
As an example I work out with a guy (35 years old) on Saturday mornings that is probably 5'9"- 205 lbs. I actually challenged him on the 225 lb bench press last year.
My challenge came from hearing that Jake Long had done 37 reps at the combine last year. (This is the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth)
My guy did it 40 times and could have kept going. He also happens to be a personal trainer.
Believe me there are alot of BIG guys at the gym and I guarantee that most of them would struggle to do 225 lbs ten times. The point is that it's all in what you train for.
I want Curry real bad...I know alot of people want the OL fixed, but it was gonna happen last year until the Dolphins chose Jake and we went with Chris who has tons of potential..
I agree, the OL needs alot of work, but we could possibly be looking at a very intriguing Defense here...Long, Carriker, Bartell, Atogwe, Little, fa SS, Curry etc...
I'm starting to come on board to this idea as well...
I think we can grab Curry and he'll give us a firey playmaker to bring some much needed attitude, I'm gonna hit you in the mouth to our defense.
Then, grab a OT in the second, or even (depending on how much Andre Smith's stock drops), pull a trade to move back into the first and take him.
This could be a scary team in a few years, possibly built like the Ravens... strong running team with a great D.
I'm easily aboard the Curry train. Build the " D " and the " O " will come.


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2012-09-12 17:47:03.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | Dear Sir,—Having tried your Lozenges In India, I | Dear Sir,—Having tried your Lozenges in India, I |
2012-09-12 17:09:36.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | Society I | Society |
2012-07-11 11:23:17.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | KASCH & lORGE-NSEN, | KASCH & JORGENSEN, |
2012-06-05 21:38:41.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | Brisbane, January 3,1876. | Brisbane, January 3, 1876. |
2012-05-08 21:41:47.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | Prerent friction in cleonupg^nd injury to the knife. Price fronUstnaTeach. Oakey's Wel- lington Knifo^Muth should be used with the Boards, Sold by Grooere, Ironmongers, Bruehmskers. Oilmen, Chemists, andlstorekeepers generally, Wholesale by 1 Emery Cloth, Blick Lead, Cabinet W ellington Mille Wejtminstcr Bridge Baad, Glass Paper, «ic., | Prevent friction in cleansing and injury to the knife. Price from 1s. 6d. each. Oakey's Wel- lington Knife Polish should be used with the Boards. Sold by Grocers, Ironmongers, Brushmakers. Oilmen, Chemists, and storekeepers generally, Wholesale by Emery Cloth, Black Lead, Cabinet Wellington Mills Westminster Bridge Road, LONDON, ENGLAND. Glass Paper, &c., |
2012-05-08 21:26:45.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | Highest Award and Frite Medal Philadelphia WELLINGTON* KNIFE POLISH India BubbaV Knife Boards. JOHN OAfcEY & SONS, Oakey'B Sil^orsmith'g Soap, For cleansing and polishing silver, eleotro-plote, plate glass, etc. Tablets 6d. each, Oakey's Wellington Knife Poliah. Prepared expressly* for the Patent Kniff) Cleaning Machines, : India Jbkbtsr and Buy Leather Knife BokrdijI^Knives constantle cleaned with it havpjfcjVnlliant polish equal to new cutlery .flSTO in packets, 3d. each» and tine 6d.,J>r^e. ed./ana 4s. each. Oakey'a India Eubber Kjfffe Boards Exhibition, 1676. | Highest Award and Prize Medal Philadelphia WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH India Rubber Knife Boards. JOHN OAKEY & SONS, Oakey's Silversmith's Soap, For cleansing and polishing silver, electro-plate, plate glass, etc. Tablets 8d. each. Oakey's Wellington Knife Polish, Prepared expressly for the Patent Knife Cleaning Machines, India Rubber and Buy Leather Knife Boards. Knives constantle cleaned with it have a brilliant polish equal to new cutlery. Sold in packets, 3d. each ; and tins 6d., 1s., 2s. 6d., and 4s. each. Oakey's India Rubber Knife Boards Exhibition, 1876. |
2012-05-08 18:22:52.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | TO Beady Money purchasers «ho wish the BBS! VALUE for their money. THE BEE! HIVE. And ese the BARGAINS to be got io All new, seasonable, enfl useful goods at Calicoes st 2s. lld., 8s. lld., 4«. 9d., 6s. 6d., Bs. lld , 6s. 6d., and 7#. Gd. for 12 yards. Usual price, from id. to 9|jd. per yard. Prints at 8s. lld., 44 6d., 4s. lld., and 6s. 9d., the drees. Musttne, from 4s. lld. the dress. j Fancy Dresses (oewestland most fashionable lien's Tweed Trousers^(a splendid line), et 9s. 6d. per pair j worth 14s. 6d. Men's Drill Trousers, trim 8s. 6d. Men's Oxford Shirts (with collars), 3s. lld. Remnants! j Remnants! Trimmed Hats, 2s. lld., 8s. lld., 4s. lld PAT A visnr TO At greatly reduced priées. w. P. BALKER, THE BE|E HT VE, DRILÜS &C. 4c. i &c. EAST jBTBEET. ANT. I SHEETINGS | TO Ready Money Purchasers who wish the BEST VALUE for their money. THE BEE HIVE, And see the BARGAINS to be got in All new, seasonable, and useful goods at Calicoes at 2s. 11d., 3s. 11d., 4s. 9d., 5s. 6d., 5s. 11d , 6s. 6d., and 7s. 6d. for 12 yards. Usual price, from 4d. to 9½d. per yard. Prints at 3s. 11d., 4s. 6d., 4s. 11d., and 5s. 9d., the dress. Muslins, from 4s. 11d. the dress. Fancy Dresses (newest and most fashionable Men's Tweed Trousers (a splendid line), at 9s. 6d. per pair ; worth 14s. 6d. Men's Drill Trousers, from 3s. 6d. Men's Oxford Shirts (with collars), 3s. 11d. Remnants ! Remnants ! Trimmed Hats, 2s. 11d., 3s. 11d., 4s. 11d PAY A VISIT TO At greatly reduced prices. W. P. WALKER, THE BEE HIVE. DRILLS &c. &c. &c. EAST STREET. SHEETINGS |
2012-05-03 17:01:26.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | Sold in Bottles» 2s. 6d. each, and in Oases containing six timjs the quantity, 11B. each sufficient to effect a) permanent cure in the great mujority of long-standing cases, by all chemists world Bole Proprietor** F. J. CLARKE, Chemist potbocaries' Halt Lincoln, England. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDEB is used Bread, with half tjie trouble and in quarter the time required wilB YeuBt. BORWICK'dÍBAKING POWDER make delicious hst digestivo Tea Cakes in a few minutes, and Nerf oik Dumplings better than yeast. > BOHWICK'oWjOildPpoWDER.-With this erticleyjprnloaves of Bread can bo made in u fmsSTmiuutos. if placed in a quick BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER.-In- valuable at tho diggingsaneVfei the bush, wliere Yeast is not to be gQ¿t*^ ORWICK'd BJ^ÎING POWDER saves eggs andbjlftor in making puddings and pastry, and Diffrenta indigestion. arinicB in thc Crimea and China, will keep for years in a .dry plaqr. Awarded three Oold Medals for exoellence:of quality. BORWICK'S BÍKING POWDER will secure the following important results i Bread will be made1 cheaper, more digestive, and in one-fourth the times Puddings und itoBlvj will he made light, wholesome, and delicious, with half Hie usual quantity of eggs and butter ; and fl «ul will be converted into Toa Cakes, Buns, SaUy Lunns, Norfolk Durap iings, Ac, in u few rajoutes, uta trifling cost. Sold by Storekeepers^ ld. and 2d. packets, ant Wholesale of G|~J7ORWICK &. SON Chiswcll-strcet, Londf n. EPPS'8 MD O C O A. BREAKFAST. |~«' By a thorough flavoured beverage whfaffmay save us many heavy doctors' bills^stfl is by the judicious use of such articles ofrniet that a constitution may be gradually bsnlt up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of j well fortified with pure bjpod and a properly nourished trame."-See Article in the Civil Service Gazette, yr* Made eimpluttrfïh boiling water or milk. Sold in packets (in tins for abroad) labelled i JAMES EPFS & CO., Cd. and ll. patent boxes. GKATEFUL-SScOMFOJiTINQ. knowledge of Be natural laws which govern tho operation oEdigestion and nutrition ties of well-selected CMOS, IUP Epps has pro- vided our breakfast tuilev^ith a delicately HOMOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 18, Thrcadneedle>street, and 170, Piccadilly Lundon. EN HY fBKIT & CO., ii 8XOCÍE, aj^iom, GENERAL OÔ1ÂISSION AGENTS. LIBERAL AÜTANCEB made on STA- TIONS, 8J10CK, WOOL, wo other PRO- DUCE entrusted to tkemltysmle or shipment. All business connejJsjtrB'ith stations, Ac., , undertaken on U»*l6mt liberal terms. 62 \ ïlargaret-st reet,"Syduej JJEST PAINT |N THE WOELD KUBBEA PAINT, Society J Silver Medal from Nslruda State Agricultural Bronce Medal from Nejf South Wales Agricul- tural öociciy f Gold Medal from Otogon State Agricultural Society I Diplomas from-CaliSrnia Slate Agricultural Society, 1875 ; Mfcchauics' Institute Indus- trial Fair, 18761 Sante Clara Talley Agricultural Socity, 1876 ; San Joaquin Talley Agricultural Society, 1876 j Sonoma and Marin Dist, agricultural Society, 1876. PACIFIC KÜI*EK PAINT CO., OOD IS THE LIFE." 4 PBEí|ÍüMS : 207, Sscrslncnto-street, SAN F BIA N C IS 0 O. BUZACOTT i ARMSTRONG, Sole Agents for Queksland and N. S. Wales. Local AgoatSF I Bjdney, _ AHIS7B BELL A CO., I .Ironmongers. IMPOB | Sold in Bottles, 2s. 6d. each, and in Cases containing six times the quantity, 11s. each— sufficient to effect a permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing cases, by all chemists world. Sole Proprietor, F. J. CLARKE, Chemist pothecaries' Hall, Lincoln, England. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER is used Bread, with half the trouble and in quarter the time required with Yeast. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER make delicious hot digestive Tea Cakes in a few minutes, and Norfolk Dumplings better than yeast. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER.—With this article small loaves of Bread can be made in a few minutes, if placed in a quick BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER.—In- valuable at the diggings and in the bush, where Yeast is not to be got. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER saves eggs and butter in making puddings and pastry, and prevents indigestion. armies in the Crimea and China, will keep for years in a dry place. Awarded three Gold Medals for excellence of quality. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER will secure the following important results :— Bread will be made cheaper, more digestive, and in one-fourth the time ; Puddings and Pastry will be made light, wholesome, and delicious, with half the usual quantity of eggs and butter ; and flour will be converted into Tea Cakes, Buns, Sally Lunns, Norfolk Dump- lings, &c., in a few minutes, at a trifling cost. Sold by Storekeepers in 1d. and 2d. packets, and Wholesale of G. BORWICK & SON Chiswell-street, London. EPPS'S COCOA. BREAKFAST. — " By a thorough flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."—See article in the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold in packets (in tins for abroad) labelled: JAMES EPPS & CO., 6d. and 1s. patent boxes. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operation of digestion and nutrition ties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has pro- vided our breakfast tables with a delicately HOMOEPATHIC CHEMISTS, 48, Threadneedle-street, and 170, Piccadilly London. HENRY BEIT & CO., STOCK, STATION, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on STA- TIONS, STOCK, WOOL, and other PRO- DUCE entrusted to them for sale or shipment. All business connected with stations, &c, undertaken on the most liberal terms. 62 Margaret-street, Sydney BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD RUBBER PAINT. Society Silver Medal from Nevada State Agricultural Bronze Medal from New South Wales Agricul- tural Society Gold Medal from Oregon State Agricultural Society Diplomas from—California State Agricultural Society, 1875 ; Mechanics' Institute Indus- trial f air, 1875; Santa Clara Valley Agricultural Society, 1876 ; San Joaquin Valley Agricultural Society, 1876 ; Sonoma and Marin Dist. Agricultural Society, 1876. PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT CO., PREMIUMS : 207, Sacramento-street, SAN FRANCISCO. BUZACOTT & ARMSTRONG, Sole Agents for Queensland and N. S. Wales. Local Agents— Sydney, ARTHUR BELL & CO., Ironmongers. IMPORTANT. |
2012-05-03 13:34:18.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | Cures cancero s ulcers Cures blood af dskjssrtffieaset Cures glanduUsiwellinge Clears tbaJsKod from all impure matter Froro^BjWncvcr cause arising. »arrantod free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex; the Proprietor solicits sufferers to givWfce, trial to Thousands of teetim^arfalefrom all parts. .?Cu>*1^SojiopDLor;s SOBES. "Trinity-street, SOmethwick, near Birming- ham. \ " Mr. CUEEE, Si«,-My husband, I am glad to say, is quite cured j and is now able to attend I to bis business. His^complaint waa scrofulous sores j and he had/ been bad about eight years. He vent, to lèverai doctors, and spent many pounds in trying different remedies, hut still grew woree, and i had kept his bod for the laet two years, except a few hours at intervals. Tho discharge from the eoreB made him so weak, every one thought pim in consumption. We tried to get bim in several institutions, but they would not admit hin^ as I believe they thought Km peet cure. Ihejsoree extended nearly all day to dress the woinds, and tho pain almost took his reason awjy. Nothing did bim any good until we beatjfl of your Blood Mixture. My husband is weiPknown here ¡ he is a house agent and collector. The people are quite j astonished, and it hie induced many to try the Mixture. You ereilt liberty to make any use of this you please, t Accept our grateful thanks. "JAJÎB MOWXÁH." | Cures cancerous ulcers Cures blood and skin diseases Cures glandular swellings Clears the blood from all impure matter From whatever cause arising. warranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to Thousands of testimonials from all parts. CURE OF SCROFULOUS SORES. "Trinity-street, Somethwick, near Birming- ham. " Mr. CLARKE, SIR,—My husband, I am glad to say, is quite cured, and is now able to attend to his business. His complaint was scrofulous sores; and he had been bad about eight years. He went, to several doctors, and spent many pounds in trying different remedies, but still grew worse, and had kept his bed for the last two years, except a few hours at intervals. The discharge from the sores made him so weak, every one thought him in consumption. We tried to get him in several institutions, but they would not admit him, as I believe they thought him past cure, the sores extended nearly all day to dress the wounds, and the pain almost took his reason away. Nothing did him any good until we heard of your Blood Mixture. My husband is well known here ; he is a house agent and collector. The people are quite astonished, and it has induced many to try the Mixture. You are at liberty to make any use of this you please. Accept our grateful thanks. "JANE MOWLAM." |
2012-05-03 13:11:12.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | " FOE THE Bl CLARKE'S 4orld-famed BLOOD Trade Mark!-" Blood Mixture." îlean-inc and clear lg the blood from all im purties, annot bo i io highly recommended. For scrofula, ecu ry, akin diseases, and »ores of all kinds it is a i iver-failing and pormanent sure. It cures old st es Cures ulcerate sores on the neck Cures ulcerate sore legs Cures blackhe ds, or pimples on the face Cures scurvy ires M IX TUBE. | "FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE." CLARKE'S world-famed BLOOD Trade Mark—" Blood Mixture. " cleansing and clearing the blood from all im- purities, cannot be too highly recommended. For scrofula, scurvey, skin diseases, and sores of all kinds it is a never-failing and permanent cure. It cures old sores Cures ulcerated sores on the neck Cures ulcerated sore legs Cures blackheads, or pimples on the face Cures scurvy sores MIXTURE. |
2012-05-02 15:41:24.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | RUMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR, a pleasant tonic and^svffcshing adjunct to the Toilet and Bsiwireviriug scent ai.d a powerful disinfecJaSnT For warm ajjptotes it is RiiiimellrfQäefaretodiÄVnder Kater. Rimmers JÄTfleT) JnteoMau/De Cologne. Bimmel'e Bluch InBroreaiFlo/ida Water, Bitnmel's JockeyjDlub, and other fragrant the hair a beaulifuLjtfr without grossing it, nourishes the rejMSf sad imparte an agreeable coolness to/ÜÍuead. 9 Rimmel's Pure Wine Glycerine Soap, Brown Windsor, Honey, Amond, Lettuce, Coal-Tar, and other Soaps in mn or cakes. Rimmel's 'Velvet*, Violet, Bice, Roso-Leaf, end other Toilet folders, in boxes and packets, Rimmel's AquacflatiDe cleans, whitens, aud preserves the Tcetl ' refreshes the mouth, and sweetens the Brest Rimmel's Photo rome, for imparting to the Hair or Beard a lerfectly natural and per- S.B.-AU Sim, -Xt Ä^Mwä,,, arion* towt bear I nceforth the annexed Trad* M 'k. évEniftauT^ E. RIMMEL, erfumer by appointment to H.K.H, ¡(he frii eu cf Wain, 96, Strand | RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR, a pleasant tonic and refreshing adjunct to the Toilet and Bath, a reviving scent and a powerful disinfectant. For warm climates it is Rimmel's Celebrated Lavender Water. Rimmel's Treble Distilled Eau De Cologne. Rimmel's Much Improved Floride Water. Rimmel's Jockey Club, and other fragrant perfumes. Rimmel's Lime Juice and Glycerine gives the hair a beautiful gloss without greasing it, nourishes the roots, and imparts an agreeable coolness to the head. Rimmel's Pure White Glycerine Soap, Brown Windsor, Honey, Almond, Lettuce, Coal-Tar, and other Soaps in bars or cakes. Rimmel's Velvetine, Violet, Rice, Rose-Leaf, and other Toilet Powders, in boxes and packets. Rimmel's Aquadentine cleans, whitens, and preserves the Teeth, refreshes the mouth, and sweetens the Breath. Rimmel's Photochrome, for imparting to the Hair or Beard a perfectly natural and per- N.B.—All Rimmel's Prepar- ations will bear henceforth the annexed Trade Mark. E. RIMMEL, Perfumer by appointment to H.R.H, the Princess of Wales, 96, Strand |
2012-05-01 18:11:51.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | HEDUCTIOÍ IN PRICES. Cheap Light bnd Ventilation I GET your Sashes jd Doors from the manu- facturer, and ; alie your openings to the sises given below, ai il eave fitting and 60 per 6ft. 6in. x 2ft. 6in. (pi: fe), 14s. 6d. 6ft. 8in. x 2ft. 8in.(p e), 16s. 6ft 10in.j2ft.10in. (p ie), 17s. Cedar French Light, 7 . x Sit., from 32s. OBDAB SAE [BB (FEB FAIX). (Slated with ( Lance's sheet glass.) Blio ot Glass. Slzolif Opening. Moo. lOin. I Bin. 8ft. 9*1. z 2ft. 4in. ... 9 0 12in. x lOin. 4ft. 6J|. x 2ft. loin. ... 10 0 Uin. x lOin. oft. z 2ft. lOin. ... IL 6 4-PANEL DOÜBdtlIOridlED DOORS. " " 5 i. z 8ft. 4n., from 84s. Odd sises of Sashes a d Doors charged extra. Cheapest bouse in tc n lor WINDOW and STAIN KB GLASS. _ f Wliolosalo I e.d TEBIiiicASn. KOUT. Sash and Rimmers Chace Perfumery. SUMNER'S DBBHAIISTBIET, or Factory | REDUCTION IN PRICES. Cheap Light and Ventilation ! GET your Sashes and Doors from the manu- facturer, and make your openings to the sizes given below, and save fitting and 50 per 6ft. 6in. x 2ft. 6in. (pine), 14s. 6d. 6ft. 8in. x 2ft. 8in. (pine), 16s. 6ft 10in. x 2ft. 10in. (pine), 17s. Cedar French Light, | 7ft. x 3ft., from 32s. CEDAR SASHES (PER PAIR), (Glazed with Chance's sheet glass.) Size of Glass. | Size of Opening. | | Price. 10in. x 8in. | 3ft. 9¾in. x 2ft 4in. ... | 9 | 0 12in. x 10in. | 4ft. 5¾in. x 2ft. 10in. ... | 10 | 0 14in. x 10in. | 5ft. 1¾in. x 2ft. 10in. ... | 11 | 6 4-PANEL DOUBLE-MOULDED DOORS. " " | 7ft. x 3ft. 4n., from 34s. Odd sizes of Sashes and Doors charged extra. Cheapest house in town for WINDOW and STAINED GLASS. | | | Wholesale | | s. | d. TERMS CASH. ROBT. SUMNER'S Sash and Door Factory Rimmel's Choice Perfumery. DENHAM STREET, |
2012-05-01 18:03:48.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | WKASC1I !bogs to inform his . friends and (customers that us business is constantly increasing he bas greatly KKLARGEDf HIS PREMISES, N. P. JORGElfeliN, ÜPH01BTEHEE, LT is hereby nokféa for public infor- And takeji se a Partner Department, Ccach-trimming, ix. STOCK OF FURN ÏDRE & ¡BEDDING, Rave always DU bandya large Both Imported and Manufactured, on tho THE LOW : S I PRICES. mation, thatJßt hand Commissioner for the Kockbumptoerthstrict will hold Sittings, in pursuance ot/fhe 11th eectigsjssjf " The Crown Lands AUetfation Act of iÇ6," as follows tj^ At RBoklajpptory ôay the ajpsCnd StoztdArjin pveramon^ET .All buiinlp Vi connectUt^rilh selections under "'IhelCrjBn Alienation Act nf 1668 " «ill be dealljfJKuu the above days. LanGLOrace, I Pru issi, st KASZIlREKT, NOÄICEj^ ^^KJWODEUOUSK, ¿f*^ 1 Land Commiitianer. Rockhampton,luno 21, 1R77. | W. KASCH begs to inform his friends and customers that as business is constantly increasing he has greatly ENLARGED HIS PREMISES, N. P. JORGENSEN, UPHOLSTERER, IT is hereby notified for public infor- And taken as a Partner Department, Coach-trimming, &c. STOCK OF FURNITURE & BEDDING, Have always on hand a large Both Imported and Manufactured, on the THE LOWEST PRICES. mation, that the Land Commissioner for the Rockhampton District will hold Sittings, in pursuance of the 11th section of " The Crown Lands Alienation Act of 1876," as follows:— At Rockhampton on the second Monday in every month. All business in connection with selections under "The Crown Lands Alienation Act of 1868 " will be dealt with on the above days. Land Office, Premises, at EAST STREET, NOTICE. C. E. WODEHOUSE, Land Commissioner. Rockhampton, June 21, 1877. |
2012-05-01 17:41:03.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | >.» A Chorion Towels. BOOKBINDING! BOOKBINDING! HAVING ocently purchased & L.B. trusts that bj class work, combino! LOUIS : JÜDEETJS COMPLETE DI 0KB1NDÍNG PLANT, nd engaged a thorougl y uompetent workman, now in a position t undertake Bookbinding i all its various This being a DC« Bc rosy merit tin patronage and support P HOTOij-RAPHEEi lr »IIB COACHIES of tht above Line -*- will BUN as follows until further notice : From Blackwatch (Northern Railway) to Clermont und Copperfield-on Wednesdays and Saturdays-sftef arrival of morning train. From Copperfield (via Clermont) to Black* water-OD Tuesdaysjand Saturdays, at 6 a.m. From Blackwater! to Springsure.-Sundays and Wednesdays, at|6 a.m. j From Sgriugeuret to Blackwater-Monday, and Thursdays, at sja.m. Parcele booie 1 through to the above, mentioned places J ; 'educed rates. Office hours from J a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 to p.m. ; Saturd lys, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Office, Bcnham-stiect. General Aeent. ... F. O SHAW. Head Ufiico Blackwater. EXrKNSIOljj OF BUSINESS. Bri nch.es. L. BI'DE BUS, Kell to Mossi . Cherry and Lowry. Lino of Royal Mail Coaches. enterprise in the town, tho production of first witli EAS ' STREET, THLESBAFH 1 | Charters Towers. BOOKBINDING ! BOOKBINDING ! HAVING recently purchased a L. B. trusts that by the production of first class work, combined with LOUIS BUDERUS COMPLETE BOOKBINDING PLANT, nd engaged a thoroughly competent workman, now in a position to undertake Bookbinding in all its various This being a new enterprise in the town, He may merit the patronage and support PHOTOGRAPHER. THE COACHES of the above Line will RUN as follows until further notice : From Blackwater (Northern Railway) to Clermont and Copperfield—on Wednesdays and Saturdays—after arrival of morning train. From Copperfield (via Clermont) to Black- water—on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at 6 a.m. From Blackwater to Springsure.—Sundays and Wednesdays, at 5 a.m. From Sgringsure to Blackwater—Monday, and Thursdays, at 5 a.m. Parcels booked through to the above- mentioned places at reduced rates. Office hours from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 to p.m. ; Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Office, Denham-street. General Agent ... F. C SHAW. Head Office Blackwater. EXTENSION OF BUSINESS. Branches. L. BUDERUS, Next to Messrs. Cherry and Lowry. Line of Royal Mail Coaches. EAST STREET, TELEGRAPH |
2012-04-30 20:31:39.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | BEED A^ÏD REEVE, T) EA IT I B'S BLACKWATER let of January, 1876, proceedings will bs taken rpHE undersigned is prepared to OI'POBITE; POST OFFICE. (LATE II. J3EED airo Co.,) Grocers, General Importare, and ÜAVE OD baril a Large and Well J- purchase Fat Sheep or Cattle, or «ill bail st the usual rates. | fpHE undersigned is a purchaser ef -á- Store Sheep ant Cattle. WOOL, TAHLOW, and EIDES WnOLEBitE AND RETAIL assorted Stockt consisting of GROCERIES & OILMEN'S STOBES IRONMONGER!! STATIONEHY TOBACCOES, FANCY 600DS Sus. Ino. j &c. All o the Best BrandB and Qualities Squatters and tho" Trade supplied at price which will favourably compare with otk Shipments of Main, Potatoes, Onions, Bran ic., every steamer. Orders of private families viii receive ev Arc cash purchasers of Hides, Tallow Woo end other Colonial Produoo. KAST-8TBEKT, HOCKU AM PTON Beed aud Reeve, O N ' S A L 13, ' ;'STOKES, Tho entire Stofck of Goods consisting of DKAPEfey I1ÜLLOWARIÍ, and GEN EU AL GOODS. Blackwater, December 14,1877. bought byj £ _ Te be Sold at THE ROCKRAUPTOS LLIAM PATTISON. »WILLIAM. SAXXISON, VI E. JOHN EELIOTT» SOLIOITOB, EGAL. | BEED AND REEVE, BEATTIE'S BLACKWATER 1st of January, 1878, proceedings will be taken THE undersigned is prepared to OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. (LATE H. BEED AND CO.,) Grocers, General Importers, and HAVE on hand a Large and Well- purchase Fat Sheep or Cattle, or will boil at the usual rates. THE undersigned is a purchaser of Store Sheep and Cattle. WOOL, TALLOW, and HIDES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL assorted Stock, consisting of GROCERIES & OILMEN'S STORES IRONMONGERY, STATIONERY TOBACCOES, FANCY GOODS &c. &c. &c. All o the Best Brands and Qualities Squatters and the Trade supplied at price which will favourably compare with oth Shipments of Maize, Potatoes, Onions, Bran &c., every steamer. Orders of private families will receive ev Are cash purchasers of Hides, Tallow Woo and other Colonial Produce. EAST-STREET, ROCKHAMPTON Beed and Reeve, ON SALE, STORES, The entire Stock of Goods consisting of DRAPERY HOLLOWARE, and GENERAL GOODS. Blackwater, December 14, 1877. bought by: To be Sold at THE ROCKHAMPTON WILLIAM PATTISON. WILLIAM PATTISON. MR. JOHN ELLIOTT' SOLICITOR, LEGAL. |
2012-04-26 13:32:10.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | wrights.- XKÍ^tfove 6m^mn prepared to undertake eantmnttUf Tue manufacture of Marine and buütnraty Engines, Boilers and Girder work,Jj)Krts-cru8lHj¡p*Buwmill, tbeep wasliing, Miffing, Sußßr^THiU, and all other j descriptions of aj0Kmtf, with latest improve uicnls. ~^r^ « ' M.U.-tailings executed with despatch, ond bcBl price giren for oll^ metal. PRAKK TAYLOR & CO. FORWARDING AKD GENERAL COM- GOODS forwarded to all parte of tho AUCT VD MEEE8, BLACKWATER» Colonies with i tho greatest possible despatch. * R. M. Hunter II Coi A. Foes W. Heid 4 Co. I- Wood & Wood John Hendrick & Cfc W. ti M. C. Thomson W. K. Walton f W. dickson A Co. James i homeon § Beed and Reeve. John Macfarlane { Wing Wah & Co. Arthur nell & Co. < G. M. Leigh . Agents for Fox's Fxgross Van, running between Blackwater and Clarmont and Copperfield, Sole Agent) for Tooth's Ale, in small barrels, QUEEN SLAN D STOKES, WV. W A L T o a . Uss on Salo; BRANDIES - Uonoessy'e, Martell'e, av WHISKEY-Jamieson'*, Glenlivet, Lorne, HUM-Lowndes', Red Heart, and Colonial GENEVA-Key and JDKZ (capsuled)-3 una OLD TOM-Schnapps, Orange and Stoughton WINES-1'ort, Sherry, Colonial, Claret, and ALE - In bulk.-Berry's, Alsopp's, Bass', ¿a SIOUX-Blood's and Byass'-in pints and TEAS-Fine,Medium, and Ration-inchests, 8ÜQAR8-Loaf, Snowdrop, Crystals, and OILMAN'S STOKES- Preserved and Salt DßIED FÄUITS, BISCUITS, PEAS (pre- PRESKBVED POTATOES. ADELAIDE FLOÜK, HARDWARE, BUU8HWAHK STATION SCPl'LlKS Olard's-in bulk and case. -in bulk and case. bulk and cate. 4 gola., prodf. Champagne-in bulk and case. Bottled. -' Devenish, Ind Coope's Salt's, ic. served, green dried, and plit> PHONEX STORES IND AQEHTB FOB ??And on tho Lino. | wrights.—The above firm are prepared to undertake contracts for the manufacture of Marine and Stationary Engines, Boilers and Girder work, Quarts-crushing, Sawmill, Sheep- washing. Mining, Sugar Mills, and all other descriptions of machinery, with latest improve- ments. N.B.—Castings executed with despatch, and best price given for old metal. FRANK TAYLOR & CO. FORWARDING AND GENERAL COM- GOODS forwarded to all parts of the AUCTIONEERS, BLACKWATER. Colonies with the greatest possible despatch. R. M. Hunter & Co. | A. Feez W. Reid & Co. | Wood & Wood John Headrick & Co. | W. & M. C. Thomson W. F. Walton | W. Jackson & Co. James Thomson | Beed and Reeve. John Macfarlane | Wing Wah & Co. Arthur Bell & Co. | G. M. Leigh Agents for Fox's Express Van running between Blackwater and Clermont and Copperfield, Sole Agents for Tooth's Ale, in small barrels, QUEENSLAND STORES, W. F. WALTON Has on Sale:— BRANDIES — Hennessy's, Martell's, and WHISKEY—Jamieson's, Glenlivet, Lorne, RUM—Lowndes', Red Heart, and Colonial— GENEVA—Key and JDKZ (capsuled)—3 and OLD TOM—Schnapps, Orange and Stoughton WINES—Port, Sherry, Colonial, Claret, and ALE — In bulk.—Berry's, Alsopp's, Bass', &c STOUT—Blood's and Byass' —in pints and TEAS—Fine, Medium, and Ration—in chests, SUGARS—Loaf, Snowdrop, Crystals, and OILMAN'S STORES—Preserved and Salt DRIED FRUITS, BISCUITS, PEAS (pre- PRESERVED POTATOES. ADELAIDE FLOUR. HARDWARE, BRUSHWARE STATION SUPPLIES Otard's—in bulk and case. —in bulk and case. bulk and case. 4 gals., proof. Champagne—in bulk and case. Bottled. — Devenish, Ind Coope's Salt's, &c. served, green dried, and split). PHOENIX STORES AND AGENTS FOR— And on the Line. |
2012-04-25 21:52:20.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | t ÏLAS FOUNfcttY&BNGlNBKK Al INO COUfijitr (UNLIMITED), UAY-SÏB.EKT,Jj)tmEY,AEnpri/t", Iron and Braes Fupámóre, Conpcil^ffni, and Mill- | ATLAS FOUNDRY & ENGINEER- ING COMPANY (UNLIMITED), HAY-STREET, SYDNEY, Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, Coppersmiths, and Mill- |
2012-04-25 21:50:46.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | observe that all the above preparations bear the Trade which they^ inflamma * Storci, corn r of Batt and William 8treítí, Rockhamptoi BOYAL 1NSÜI ANCE COMPANY. ¡'HE undersigi Bd aro authorigod to *? receive proposa ? for insurance against fire the above compare , , JACKSON t CO., Agent B | observe that all the above preparations bear the Trade Mark. Stores, corner of East and William Street, Rockhampton. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. THE undersigned are authorised to receive proposals for insurance against fire the above company. W. JACKSON & CO., Agents. |
2012-04-16 22:21:07.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | subdues tl ' outset. Jf is a| estsblisl admintfEred, ieriougfcung Al subdues the violence of those complaints at the outset. It is a Safe Family Curative, of long- established reputation, and, where promptly SoleWiTioleBale Agents LLIOIT BBOXHEBS & CO.. Sri administered, has enabled many to escape serious Lung Affections. WF. W A IÍT O N, Queensland | subdues the violence of those complaints at the outset. It is a Safe Family Curative, of long- established reputation, and, where promptly administered, has enabled many to escape serious Lung Affections. Sole Wholesale Agents— ELLIOT BROTHERS & CO., Brisbane. W. F. WALTON, Queensland |
2012-04-16 22:10:48.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | BERKLEY &TAYI Felton, Grimwade, i Druggists. _j E. and M. Keogh, W Hemmons and Co., VS Elliott Brothers and I Ed. Bow and Co.. Faulding and Co., WbÙesalo Druggists. A. M. Bickford and SKIS, Wholesale Druggists CfctTBBORN CÔÇGHS & QßLDS *J wield promptly to the beaUpg sJS cura- tive mropertics of DB.\JA*rTk'ji «XPKC TORS1T. It looiemukCid pro/otos the expectation of irr^pKng matter^mitigates much p\n and djsjnit, and cheep inflamma- AtthmiVRjiBehitis, end HiroaTTroublea are st onoe rJtfred by DR. JAWE'd EXPBC TOHANK\lt removes coqjFriction of the Bronchial 'umps, loosens phwrn, Boothes and heals the muco» nembranesrresta any feverish tendency, end nWlpB to foiw-da gradual cure. Coneumption.yieuriayAner Lung Affections are generally contollod jjBomeliorated by DR. JAYNE'S EXPqCaipUNr. It eaves the j lunge from mud relieving them chance <í" heal, Whooping efficaciously tl PaCTORANf breathing lunge, proi BBIBBA HELBOtJ BRISBANE AGENTS. BERKLEY & TAYLOR, Wholesale Druggists. ÍHE AGEHT8. > and Co., Wholesale j !desale Druggists, BYDNK UHUntf AGENTS. EZPEcfÖBANT. lolessle Druggists. AGENTS, o.. Wholesale Drug j ist t¡ I ition and distress, by ie irritating matters by sd ; it oho suppresses the effected parts a | Croak, and Hoarseness are d by %E. JAYME'S KX It renjfcres difficulty of ; ipreaiion Bk tho throat and tho cjectioofepf mucus and ioe of those ofnipli'.inta at the j afe Family Cwativo, of long ition, and, «Ko promptly | enabled msnjtto escape lotions. | BERKLEY & TAYLOR, Wholesale Druggists. Felton, Grimwade, and Co, Wholesale Druggists. E. and M. Keogh, Wholesale Druggists. Hemmons and Co., Wholesale Druggists. Elliott Brothers and Co., Wholesale Druggists. Ed. Row and Co. Faulding and Co., Wholesale Druggists. A. M. Bickford and Sons, Wholesale Druggists. STUBBORN COUGHS & COLDS yield promptly to the healing and cura- tive properties of DR. JAYNE'S EXPEC- TORANT. It loosens and promotes the expectoration of irritating matter,—mitigates much pain and distress, and checks inflamma- Asthma, Bronchitis, and Throat Troubles are at once relieved by DR. JAYNE'S EXPEC- TORANT. It removes constriction of the Bronchial tubes, loosens phlegm, soothes and heals the mucous membrane, arrests any feverish tendency, and helps to forward a gradual cure. Consumption, Pleurisy, and Lung Affections are generally controlled and ameliorated by DR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. It saves the Whooping Cough, Croup, and Hoarseness are efficaciously treated by DR. JAYNE'S EX- PECTORANT. It removes difficulty of breathing and oppression of the throat and lungs, promotes the ejection of mucus and BRISBANE AGENTS. MELBOURNE AGENTS. SYDNEY AGENTS. ADELAIDE AGENTS. EXPECTORANT. lungs from much irritation and distress, by relieving them of the irritating matters by which they are clogged ; it also suppresses inflammation and give the affected parts a chance to heal. subdues the violence of those complaints at the outset. It is a Safe Family Curative, of long- established reputation, and, where promptly administered, has enabled many to escape serious Lung Affections. |
2012-04-16 19:14:08.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | from the Urinary Orgajs, in cither sex, acquired or constitutional, GraviB and Pains iu the Back. Sold in boxes, 4e. 6d, «ch, by all OhomiBts and Patent Medicine Venders. Sale Proprietor, Fi J. CLARKE, Apothe- caries' Hall, Lincoln, england. Burgoyne, Burbidgeejand Co., Colemon-street, ] London. 8 Newbery and Sons, St Newgate-street, London. Barclay sud Sens, 95 Arringdoo-ttrcct, London. Sanger and Gone, OzBrd-street, London. And nil the London Wholesale Houses, EXFOR* AGENTS. IE AGENTS. C)R, Wholesale Druggists. | from the Urinary Organs, in either sex, acquired or constitutional, Gravel and Pains in the Back. Sold in boxes, 4s 6d. each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors. Sole Proprietor, F. J. CLARKE, Apothe- caries' Hall, Lincoln, England. Burgoyne, Burbidges, and Co., Coleman-street, London. Newbery and Sons, 37 Newgate-street, London. Barclay and Sons, 95 Farringdon-street, London. Sanger and Sons, Oxford-street, London. And all the London Wholesale Houses. EXPORT AGENTS. BRISBANE AGENTS. BERKLEY & TAYLOR, Wholesale Druggists. |
2012-04-16 08:45:18.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | E. W. N.|; GO DB Ell, (Late of the Peak Din IIB Road and Springton, EW.N.G., in f returning thanks for » past patronage, bega to inform the public that ho hui removed into the above premises, at thc j, «¡ll meet nilli ivory accommodation and A choice selection of favourite brandi of WINE», SPIRITS, & BEERS always in stock. I And strictest carejsnd attention taken of horses intrusted to the pfopriotor. KEATING'8 COUGH LOZENGES. Those Loftongos oodtatn iio opium nor any deleterious : drug, thoroton) the mort achene can take thom with perfect confidence.'Their bonollclal offed ii speedy 1 and certain. This oil unfallin« family remedy ls daily recommended hy tia most oroinoDt Physicians for tho cure of 1 i To Mr, T. KEATINQ^^ ' Indian Medical Service. Dear ßlr,-llung tried your LoEongos lo India, I have much nMaMirt in testifying to their bcnoUcial effects In dînes of Incipient Consumption, Asthma and BrouchbrAITecUonfl. I liavo prescribed thom largoly, i with J^&te&t multa. *^ W. B. O-, Apothecary, H.M.8. HEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are prepared by THOMAS K KATI NO, St. Paul's Churchyard» London, and nd Gold by alt Chemists, in boxoi aud tins, EATING'S BON MONS Ott WORM TABLETS.-A ParelvJilfeotabl O Sweetmeat, both in appearance aujflnts, furnish g a moat agrooablo method o f*pBlnt storing the only certain remedy for latastro ai or Thread Worms. It LB a perfectly safPlnd mild preparation, and is especially adapted ta^BhiLdren. Bold la tins by I all Chemists. ^gT I OATJTION,-w^he public ate roqueatcd to | oberre that allJvEbove preparations bear the Trade ¡ HÉ'W^íro^-'WTi créai 14m lu formed frauduleet xlLKbflirrTof this unsurpassed remedy llave boon sold, \ I hereby request anyone knoping of tho vendor of tho aame to communtcato with me, aud on conviction of the I offender a liberal reward wilt be paid. THOS. KEATING, LOUDON, Emori Vtetnittand Druggiet. ONE BOX OFjCLARKE'S B 41 rao^BiËTon, a|n. R.) GO(fo STABLING, Composed of the purest arttclos. ! ^Testimonial. | E. W. N. GODBER, (Late of the Peak Downs Road and Springton, E. W. N. G., in returning thanks for past patronage, begs to inform the public that he has removed into the above premises, at the will meet with every accommodation and A choice selection of favourite brands of WINES, SPIRITS, & BEERS always in stock. And strictest care and attention taken of horses intrusted to the proprietor. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. These Lozenges contain no opium nor any deleterious drug, the most delicate can take them with perfect confidence. Their beneficial effect is speedy and certain. This old unfailing family remedy is daily recommended by the most eminent Physicians for the cure of¶ COUGHS,¶ ASTHMA,¶ BRONCHITIS,¶ ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM¶ To Mr. T. KEATING, Indian Medical Service. Dear Sir,—Having tried your Lozenges In India, I have much pleasure in testifying to their beneficial effects in cases of Incipient Consumption, Asthma and Bronchial Affections. I have prescribed them largely, with the best results. W. B. G ——, Apothecary, H.M.S. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are prepared by THOMAS KEATING, St. Paul's Churchyard, London, and and sold by all Chemists, in boxes and tins. KEATING'S BON BONS OR WORM TABLETS.—Purely Vegetable Sweetmeat both in appearance and taste, furnish- ing a most agreeable method of administering the only certain remedy for Intestinal, or Thread Worms. It is a perfectly safe and mild preparation, and is especially adapted for Children. Sold in tins by all Chemists. CAUTION.— The public are requested to observe that all the above preparations bear the Trade REWARD.—Whereas I am informed fraudulent imitations of this unsurpassed remedy have been sold, I hereby request anyone knowing of the vendor of the same to communicate with me, and on conviction of the offender a liberal reward will be paid. THOS. KEATING, LONDON, Expert Chemist and Druggist. ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PROPRIETOR, G. N. R.) GOOD STABLING, Composed of the purest articles. Copy of Testimonial. |
2012-04-15 22:49:33.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | TOM P. ROBERT BEGS to till tho attention of bia country frinds to the following LISI OF GOODS contai ria in his Bushr Which «ill bc , to any etsi i un j receipt of i'oai j 1 pair Hi lingftlulcs (any size) 1 Flume! »hSt (lull size) , 1 Crimean 61if 1 Cotton bliirfi 3 pair tioc-bf.,1 3 Uunkcrchicj 1 Felt Hut (ai 1 Klaslic Holli 1 Comb 1 towri 1 Pocict Knifj 1 Lootmg-glu 1 pair hoots (IJoSBackti) Any article ubovj-mcniioiicd run bo omittod, und elbert to the jame vuluo substituted by tba purchaser. % TUE DISPENSARY. A. H D Wholesale St Retail Druggist, and prescriptions oohfulfy und accurately dis- pensed, tho lull cffeel ol medicines prescribed may be truly relied lipon. EAST BXBE^T, ROCEIIAMÎTOK, K.B.-Orders per post promptly dispatched. Night Rel! st side door ROBERT» m's 55s. Swag, ir< fully packed and forwarded :e linc (carriage paid) on Order or Cheque : i ISIS « i - [KSTA|LISHBD, 1861.] R T I N , C|KMIST, 8 G G 6 8 G 3 6 2 G 2 6 7 0 FAMILY | TOM P. ROBERTS BEGS to call the attention of his country friends to the following LIST OF GOODS contained in his Bushman's 55s. Swag, Which will be carefully packed and forwarded to any station on the line (carriage paid) on receipt or Post Office Order or Cheque :— | | S. | D. ¶ 1 pair Riding Moles | (any size) ... | 8 | 6 1 Flannel Shirt | (full size) ... | 6 | 6 1 Crimean Shirt | ,, ... | 8 | 6 1 Cotton Shirt | ,, ... | 3 | 6 3 pair Socks | ... for | 2 | 6 3 Hankerchiefs | ... for | 2 | 6 1 Felt Hat (any size) | ... | 7 | 0 1 Elastic Belt | ... | 1 | 6 1 Comb | ... | 1 | 0 1 Towel | ... | 1 | 0 1 Pocket Knife | ... | 2 | 0 1 Looking-glass | ... | 1 | 0 1 pair Boots (Cossacks) ... | 9 | 6 Any article above-mentioned can be omitted, and others to the same value substituted by the purchaser. THE DISPENSARY. DISPENSING & FAMILY Wholesale & Retail Druggist, and prescriptions carefully and accurately dis- pensed, the full effect of medicines prescribed may be truly relied upon. EAST STREET, ROCKHAMPTON. N.B.—Orders per post promptly dispatched. Night Bell at side door. | £2 | 15 | 0 SPOT THE ENSIGN !¶ IN [ESTABLISHED, 1864.] CHEMIST, A. MARTIN, |
2012-04-15 22:18:29.0 | user:public:janetlynngibson | DR. BAYLEVSCOMPOUND EXTRACT stitnUlant, which renders it peculiarly adapted tb a hot elinbtte. Bisùlphate Ljjne Turner's Homoopa Oarhonato Soda, 1 thic Medicines i ' cwt keg I Piesse and Lubin's, .-Carbonate So la, 1 oz. Bimmel's and other '. packets, 7 b.. boxes Perfumery Bicarbonate ',- Soda, Nitrate Silvor Crys ' Howard's ' tais Sdphur, 1 ai 12 cwt. Albumcnised Paper ' ; casks Î .' Pyrogallic Acid Sulphur, loz. jackets, Soda Hyposulph 7 lb. boxes *' Thomas & Mawson' Sulphur roll '. Collodion Epsom Salts, '4 cwt. Caustic Soda, Resin and 1 cwt. kegs Brown Lump Silicate packets, 7 lb. (boxes Soda Crystals, Wbit Blnettono, 4 cwt and ing 1 cwt. kegs ?? t Carbonate Ammonia Sulphate Iron; j)0w- Pearl Ash, Black Ash dered Salts Tartar, Salam Soft Soap in bulk moniac Soft 6oap, 1 lb.! and Acetic Acid 21b. tins : i Sulphuric Acid Tartaric Acid, powder Mariatie and Nitric oud crystals , , ; ^ Acid Cream Tartar In. jars Sulphurous and Sali and kegs -' cylic Acid Castor ,OU in bulk Shellac, Gum, Ben Castor Oil, pintsi;and Min half-pints ; Rectified Spirits of Castor OU, Italia* Wine C3 o. p. Eng OUre Oil, finest in 4 lish jara ., .. , .}, English Methylated GilipbH OH fot ma- Spirits chinery, . i\ Colonial Spirits of Limejuice in buflr. Wino limejuice Oordijdi Colonial Methylated Seidhtz Powder* ¡ Spirits Palm Oil Í Freuch Polish Howard's Qnini S Senna Leaves in \ oz. Baw and BoilcdlOil and 1 oz. packets ;polia'Ouana Tirpon- Ol. Lemon - tihB . ff -dither for the manu Lampblaok l facture of icc Vegetable Blacl I Strychnine, Hullo's, Carbolio Acid, Cal- in J oz. and 1 ounce vert's . -fi bottles Canary Seed .and Crystal Aniline Dyes Rape Seed . '< Liquid Aniline Dyes Hemp Seed and Gora- Logwood and other way Seed' .: Dye Woods Coriander Seed Fustic, Sumach Linseed and Laüeed Nelson's Gelatine i M.eal Swinburne's Gelatine Ginger, ' whole tend Swinburne's Isinglass ground .' Nelson's IsinglaSB Cloves, ; Nut nigs, Brazil Isinglass, 1 lb. Mace £;¡ tins Assorted Fruit; Es- Cod Liver Oil sonoes t,j Neave's Food, Cocoa Assorted ' Flavouring tina ^Essences fi Liebig'e Food for In WiñteandSlackfTep- faute per, 71b. and 14 lb. Van Houten's Cocoa bags . ti James' Blister Vinegar f.i Stecdman's Powders Superphosphate iiime Powell's Balsam, Nor Bono Dust i|iand ton's Pills Crushed Boneji' Diuuorford'e Magnesia Poriline and FJirida Holloway's Pills and Water Ointment Alcock's Porous Jllais. Weston's Wizard Oil tere jî and Pills Carriage Candlasj Gs, Grimault's Prepara . audits. Ki tiona Fanoy Todet Soibs Churchill's Prepara Crystal Jujubenand tiona Pastilles ,'f Cockle's Pill's, Kruse's Sugar Candy, assarted Magnesia colours ' Collis Browne's Cblo Gelatine Lozenges rodyne Peppermint Loseeges Biehop's Citrate Mag Alt kinds of Meflici- ncsia nal Lozenges '"¿ Bayley's Sarsaparilla SeltcQgenes ¿j. Elliott's Champagne CrucjbleB, of all winds Quinine Wine Sodawater and '{lin- Datura Tatula,in tins, garbear Bottlájf for asthma Sodawater and in- Druggists' Specie gerbeer Corksíl Jars and Bottles Sodawater Macbncs Druggists' Sundries, Bottling Racks'?;'and of all kinds Wire j» Surgical Instruments Gingerboer Tvvinl) &c, &c. EAGLE STREET, X^RTSDANE, AND PITT STREET, _j_ Calmer Biter Advertiser (Established March, 1877), isl the Popular Journal of the Bat Weit. Croulâtes extensively in the Palmer, Kormsnly, and Hodgkinson districts, Somerset, Singapire, and Hongkong. PACIFIC FIBS] MABINS &IFIBE BISES of every OOHPJ desorintionbeeepted at current rates. Matine Policies made payable in London, or at any of the Cojipany's Agencies, when re- quired. I J ON SALE ÍSYDNEV. 1W. H. L. BAILEY, E. L. IfONTEFIOBE, Manager. JOSS MARINE raSTJRANOK OF SYDNEY. 3BICK á CO., Agents, Bookhampton, TOM | DR. BAYLEY'S COMPOUND EXTRACT stimulant, which renders it peculiarly adapted to a hot climate. 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At-sea activity budgets of a pursuit-diving seabird monitored by radiotelemetry
Wanless, S.; Harris, M. P.. 1992 At-sea activity budgets of a pursuit-diving seabird monitored by radiotelemetry. In: Priede, I. G.; Swift, S. M., (eds.) Wildlife telemetry: remote monitoring of and tracking of animals. Ellis Horwood, 591-598. (Ellis Horwood Series in Environmental Management, Science & Technology).
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Additional Keywords: | Monitoring, Seabirds, Telemetry |
NORA Subject Terms: | Zoology |
Date made live: | 16 Oct 2008 09:01 |
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