1 a__-n__fl _-otioe_ __ MASON, STRUTHERS & CO., CALL SPECIAL ATTE-JTION TO THE UNDJ-l-MESTIO-IKD GOODS. I JUST LANDING, EX OTAKI A"*-_> LANGSTOKEi 20 Tons Galvanised Barb Wire. 4 barbs, hog aad cattle . ! 60 Tons Black Iron and Steel Wire. Nos. 6to W 50 Kegs Fencing Staples, various si-68 ; 50 Tons Gal-ramsed Iron, oft to 10ft, Orb Brand * 350 Kegs Wire Nails, lin to 6in 10 Tons Genuine White Lead, in 281b to _-•*_; packages WO Drums Linseed Oil 300 Boxes Sheer Glass *0 X oils Sheet Lead 12 Hhds Tinned and Enamelled Holloware .n __. _ ase3 French Bedsteads ... 10,000 Feet Black and Galvanised Pipe, assorted 9t__*> Also, A full assortment of Cutlery, Platedware, &c. Sea. ]___ S __*- C*°- wl3h t0 re ™ ind tba FaraUOT that th8 -'*» B ol * B AGBOT3 in New DEERING'S ALL-STEEL TWINE BINDERS DELAITEUSE CENTRIFUGAL. BUTTER WORKERS • 'Also DE LAVAL'S CREAM SEPARATOR Tr.e Greatest of all Dairy Improvements. From 15 to 20 per cent more and better butter. Higher market value. Great saving in / /-**_. ■ i i__&_f space,-time, labour, and the number of utensils. The confltruotion / / if-."-'* _*?I[}*V • J ft isextremely simple, and requires no mechanical knowledge to keep i! __t*f.. _ in working order. The cost saved in less than a year. Can be driven by steam, water-power, horse-gear, or hand-power machines. -^____S.^i^_,\ *-,*_ — particulars post-free on application. WE EXPECT TO LAND IN ABOUT A MONTH. MASON, STRUTHERS & CO. CHRISTCHURCH. 6618 A GREAT WANT SUPPLIED. The nature of VALVOLINE is such, that it imparts to the bearings a bright, carbonized surface, which absolutely stops the wear o£ the metal by its continued application; and, as it does not oxidize and dry away like seed, lard, sperm, or mixed oils, it is a more economical lubricator. Where it is used, the machinery starts readily, however long it may have been at rest, or however cold the weather. ' VALVOLINE, unlike sperm, lard, seed, and mixed paraffine eils, will not absorb oxygen and grow rancid by age; tßferefore, in factories where it is used entirely, safety is insured from spontaneous fires, even if it becomes mixed with cotton or woollen waste, and laid aside for months. No cleaning of machinery with kerosene or other gum-dissolvers is ' required after Vai_. oline has thoroughly removed the oil previously used. Tests made by the Steven's Institute of Technology on "friction oiltesters," pronounce Valvolute to be the only mineral oil which tested superior to sperm or lard oils: it wore longer without beating, relieving friction better, &c. It is manufactured by LEONARD & ELLIS, at their works at Edge water, N. J., which are the most extensive of their kind in the country. This firm has been engaged in the mant-facturq of cylinder and valve oils for twenty years, and were the first to introduce mineral oil as a substitute for tallow in steam cylinders. They guarantee that their Valvoline Oil will case-harden and will preserve the metal, and furnish more lubrication for the money than any other oil, a fact that is confirmed by the testimony of numerous master mechanics. • Sole Agents for Canterbury, EDWARD REECE &. SONS, Ironmongers. COLOMBO ST., CHRISTCHURCH. BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO THE-CARLYLE IKON WINDMILL Snpms ______ has established its claim to be J- the Best to the Market, by displacing all competitor-, aad oiling the requirements of persons in all parts of the Colony, many of whom had tailed to get satisfaction from It is constructed entirely of Iran, aad is therefore not liable to-hrinfr, swell, warp, or rot, like a wooden wheel mill. It gives more Power than any other mill in use. It is _e__ regulating, aad will run safely in any weather. It has a simple and effective governing device, aad three lengths of stroke. It is exceedingly sensitive to change of wind, the friction coming on turned surfaces. It requires no skilled attention, costs nothing for repairs, aad works right along without giving any trouble. It is the Cheapest Mill in the market, because it is the Beet, It has taken First Place in every exhibition where entered, and received the First Order ot Merit aad Saver Medal of the ___ Industrial Exhibition, Wellington, 188. ***■. P'g**-_tt We supply M___ and Pomps for Lifting from SOD to 6000 gallons of water per hoar, Ou geared Mill for raising large quantities of water tor irrigation, &a baa no rivalia the Colony. We are the Largest Manufacturers of Windmills in New Zealand, and keep specially qualified men far erecting them, laying water services. Sec, for which we shall be glad to Supply B-U—CLMSB. _? THE 'MODEL" WINDMILL. I.iliTiTmiriin_-nr*TTnri*l trrmrntthr rlratind frir n .nT*r*__m-~i urn. T**t Ttfllrirnt Mill fin TTulnl _x Water for Household Purposes. For such purpooes this is the best value offered to This Mill is also made entirely of iron, bat is much simpler and lighter in con-trac-tion than our larger one. It is extremely sensitive to change of wind; is absolutely self-governing; will work steadily in any weather; and because of its peculiar construction will run more hours per day throughout the year than any other ____. It is this peculiarity which renders it specially suitable.-for the purposes above indicated. It is compact and can be fixed on the eableof a building or derrick poet as required, necee_i-_t__gno elaborate erection to carry it. It is powerful, and will raise an ample Supply of Water for Household or Garden purposes. To persons contemplating building residences or laying out grounds, we offer this as a nfost desirable investmeofe. It will save its cost in the first three mantha. It is neat in dwpgw, tastefully painted, and makes an ornamental adjunct to are idonoe. "MODEL" MILL AND PUMP, COMPLETE, £11 10b. Illustrated Catalogue of __gricultu-_l Machinery free on application. Correspondence solicited. Mention this paper. _______ CARLYLE IMPLEMENT AND IBONW _.RKS, C__ffilSTC___-BCH. ':*■*■■-?- ..TOO ' -■"'**"■ -'' - --*■ T - *• _-_S'__T_T.T_ T__7_T OFFICE OF-_-_W _T.AT._wn, ITS OBJECTS ARK 3P_______Y FB___S___r**__ f f *~___ E-ta&es o£ Pan-as who die, having neglected to make their wiEte, and who have not any JL friends Uvinxin the colony ready to apply for administration, are carefully administered debts paid and reßfclucs remitted to thoselegauy entitled to receive them. All persons an, however, urged to instruct their solicitors as to their wills whilst in possession of health and unlm paired __cn!Ue_, Inviolable security for the fulfilment of their wishes is assured by the appoint ment >t th_ Public Trustee as sole Executor. No charge is made upon the deposit for tat* custod*. of any Will by which the Public Trustee is appointed Executor. Other wills may be depoMi-- on payment of a fee of Ten Shillings. Subject Co the provisions of the Public Trust Office Acts, any present trustee may transfer the management of trust property to the Public Trustee, whe will thereupon hold such property upon the original trusts attaching thereto. The BC-ie of fees applicable to the c__a_es of __ft_.tes above referred to Is as follows :— On all receipts of income under a trust, or on res__g__g property under a-w__ or transferof administration or probate .. fis per cent. For rendering Property Tax return (if necessary).. .... 10b For rendering Stamp account (if necessary) .. .. ~ £88d per cent >"_Q__feSi*l . For obtaining probate (if neces-ary) .. 7s 6d per cant. /Max. fee, _flo Far investing funds, if the sum lent is under £1000 .. .. 20b per cent. For investing funds. If the sum lent is over £1000 .. .. . l_a percent The Public Trustee holds large sums of money for investment on real security at current rates of interest. Any Bums maybe advanced on first mortg of freehold property to the extent of one-half of its actual value. AvpHcat-ons for advance will be received at the various > agencies. pahcy-holdcx under _hel__A Assurance Comp»nio9 Act, 187% may register snob 1, policy within six months after the making thereoC on payment of a fee of Sa. FOT__o*el_s____ll__fo_____3an>_. to .. ._.. ._. . . M-CSSBS *_*___-__ BAKNS and CXX, A*e__»jf__JO-_--t*U_Al__rt_-9% J .
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Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 6924, 2 December 1887, Page 3
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