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Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 6923, 1 December 1887, Page 7

Business Notices. SPECIAL NOTICE AND WARNING TO THE PUBLIC! IN consequence ot the Oreat Success achieved, and Kntii'O Satisfaction fciven, by iho Aurora "Combination Lamp-Stove, tbi-ronre now several Tnferior Tmiuif ionsof this Superior and Splendid Invention being offered to the public, and some unprincipled' persons, by EXHIBITING a sample ot the "Aurora 1 Anip'Stove. nro endeavoring: to take Ordcra ato a price less than tho published price of *.!, and then DKUVERING an article of an entirely different make to tho genuine thing. „., therefore nnd it our duty to WARN Tlth PUBLIC against such a monstrous imposition, and remind them that the, very luet o£ tno , article being offered for less money than tho printed and published price of £1 is a suiKcien.6 guarantee that the article so offered is not, and could not be, a GENUINE " AURORA." This circumstance at once, and conclusively, proves that even those people who have these trumpery and inferior imitations to sell, themselves acknowledge the vast, superiority oC tho *' Aurora" over all other makes by the very faoo of endeavouring to palm their artiole oil', anil trying to mislead people into tho belief that tho so-called Lamp-Store they offer IS an "Aurora." Thus they practically admit the " A\irora" to bo far superior to their own make —else why thia endeavor to mislead In order, therefore, that the public may protect themselves from being imposed upon ia. this way, and otherwise persuaded to buy an unsatisfactory article (simply because people have such for sale, or can uialce a better prolitj out of an inferior thing), it is of the utmost importance they bear in mind the following facts: —Namely, that the words " Aurora LampStove " are cast in raised letters upon the iron font or cistern of each Lamp, in addition to the ono word " Aurora " being painted in largogold letters, upon a red ground, in the front, of the Lamp. This name is registered, and persona applying ifc to makes other than tho roal article aro liable to prosecution. The cistern of the "Aurosa," which contains tho kerosene, is oC solid cast iron, cast • all in one piece-rvrtthouO Boam or join; and whero that pardon of the cistern which receives tho wick tubojs curved upwards, there is also no join or sesnosafc_ the angle—Hio whole being still all in one piece. And, therefore, it is impossible tho kerosene can ooxo or eraporato through (as lamp stovea of an inferior make aro all certain to do, more or less), causing a very disagreeable odour, and certainly not 1 fit to bum in a Bleeping apartment, or to bo \iscd for cooking purposes. The "Aurora*gives positively NQ SMEW* and NO SMOKE. Doctors recommend H for tho sick-room, and tho most delicate dishes are now being cooked to perfection Wo therefore aslc you not to be led astray b» any misrepresentations, but to read carefully all tho advantages which are claimed, and are daily being proved in favor ot the "Aurora," and wo feel satisfied you will come to the con« elusion, without a moment's hesitation, that, an article capaolo of achieving all tho "Aurora Combination Lamp Stove does, is certainly cheap enough at 20s, and worth (to any on* using it for any purpose) double- the money. What is the good of an article bought for a few shillings less money if it docs not give the result in either light or neat expected, and only , causes disappointment'afterwards? If it will not give more than half tho amount of Ugho and a fraction of the heat tho " Aurora doea? If it will not give a light sufficient to enable you to dispenso with other lights in tho room where this is being used? If it costs you a penny instead of ONE FARTHING per nour. and consumes four times tho quantity of oil that the.'•Aurora." does! If it does notheat* your irons quickly and sufficiently? If thfr whole affair only lasts for drfew months before being worn out —when the "Aurora' aftoe once purchased will last for many years with., ! constant use? We ask again, what is the \iso of snch aa article? And tho natural 'answer is—Such an article, however pleasing to tho eye, 'when it ia requirod for real useful scrvico, IS DEAR ATI ANY PRICE. Do not waste your money by allowing yourself to be persuaded into buying a thing which must prove generally unsatisfactory afterwards; hut insist upon having the " Aurora," and see for yourself tho Lamp- ■ Stove bears this namo before you consent to receive it. Ycu will thon bo as intensely satisj fled with your new purchase oh your friend and noighbor is (who has had tho " Aurora in use and tested), and you will find it a real boon and a genuine comfort all through tho hot, trying weather now approaching; and then, when the summer is over, it will bo found a treasure of domesti* convenience and handihess in the winter. ■ ""> The "Aurora" has never failed (wherever ib has had a fair trial) to givo perfect and entire satisfaction in all the'hundred and one different uses to which it is constantly being applied, and wo are perpetually receiving unsolicited testimony of its great convenience and usefulness and what a tremendous economises of- labor t.no " Aurora" Combination LamoStove really is, and what nti itnmeasurablo amount; bt daily fatigue in tho routine oE household Suty it saves! In conclusion, we have to thank the public i for the very favorable reception which haahacn ' extended towards tho " Aurora," Biuco its Jir«G i introduction here, and we will not .presume to question UuVliifellfeeht. rtlscrlmiinuion of the Canterbury public t>y further conLcndinjr th-i superior m«!rits ot this article, but will merely iMc them (if any doubt should exiat in their nfinds) to malic a comparison tor themselves, and conviction will follow as naturally as tho the day follows the night, that tho " Aurora , Finally, there is still one more—and Uiia ia a,. most important, point—which it will always bo well.to remember. That the "Aurora," from - its solid and substantial construction, is always PERFECTLY SAFE tou3C anywhere, nufi'fo*' any purpose, which cannot be said ot iufcrioE Avoid disappointment and vexation to your* self by purchasing at tirst the original ami ceraiino article, aa you would assuredly only? end in getting an " Aurora" (even had you been, inveigled into buying an imitation preyipuslyv ■ after seeing tho triumph and contentment tna* • - reigns supreme in the house of your neighbor where the "Aurora" is used, and barns like a. beacon of light. Shedding light and hen t, nnd diffusing a widespread feeling of contentment,.... goodwill; and good temper, throughout 1 the * household, caused by the immense saving or, trouble, labor, fatigue, and expense, which ib effects' I • ' ' ' Positively the best and cheapest contrivance,, to give botli light and heat, ever invented. Wo are now supplying, properly constructed for the "Aurora, an Qven capable of roasjing a ioint of meat. Frying-pans, with removcable covers, in two sizes, Kettles in various sizes. To be procured from any ironmonger ot storekeeper in town or country, and whole' 81116 ff The Sole Agentfor New Zealand PERCY NIND WARD, General Importek. . . , AtARKET PLACJC, CHRISTCHUROH, Do not forget tho words "Aurora Lamp* Stove" are cast on each ono supplied, and the i PRICK Iβ £1 EACH. 7709 NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. A REGISTER IS KE P % AT THE ', t ' CENTRAL ADVERTISING AGENCY OP NEW ZEALAND, , 20Z Armagh Btreet W. Market Plaoe», . Whore full PartiOTlars may be ascertained as to the circulation of any of the Leading Newßpapers in Xew Zealand- , Q T lIL'TRI UMPHANX^ ; It is a fact, and cannot be disputed, that iSLESINGER'3 RHEUMATIC BALSAM Is the only legitimate article in existence tt RELIEVE AND CURE PAIN Of any- extcrpal nature, bo it Rheumatism* Quut, Selatifca, Tic Doloreux. Neuralgia, . Lumbago, Sprains, &c. When all treatment has failed, SLESINGER'S RHEUMATIC BALSAM HAS CURED. A lady who was turned out of the Hospital no 6 long ago as being incurable ia now able to attend to her household duties through the application of SLESINGER'S RHEUMATIC BALSAM, ? And hundreds of others can testify to its good '- effects. i SLESINGER'S COUGH SYRUP, For Coughs; Colds. &c. Sec, cannot be surpassed, and as to his ; HORSE. CATTLE, and DOG MEDICINES, He has been selling them for over 25 years in Dnnedin alone, and never a singlo complaint made against them, but, on tho contrary, all of bis customers are repeating their orders from time to time, although a certain villain (or ; yUlaifls) has been trying to make up similar goods and pass it off to my customers as - genuine; bnt he or they have not succeeded, ' and the public are condemning snch wicked., actions. ; Every' Article bears my name and Trade ' ■ I ss Mark thus- — S. SLESINGER, V.S., *• 112 George Street.' DttNEDIN. ■ "VKT MKICE, BOOTMAKER RED BOOT, * High street. Baagiora. 552* 3. 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