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Press, Volume XLV, Issue 7213, 26 November 1888, Page 2

In the Old Cwantay e» sold AT HALF-PRICE They are in New Zealand. In the Old Country every Cinder from the Coals is carefully PRESERVED, KEW piALANP By far &c Greaier Part of tliis useful Is Wasted, causing a LOSS TO THE COLONY Of MANT THOUSANDS OF POUNDS STERLING PER ANNUM. Can we as a Colony afford this WASTE and LOSS! Certainly aot. How can we avoid it? PARTLY, and with some DIFFICULTY in many ways, but ENTIRELY and EASILY, ONLY by USING ANDREWS' PATENT CINDER SIFTER. THE MISTRESS OF EVERY HOUSEHOLD SHOULD HAVE IN USE ANDREWS' PATENT CINDER SIFTER, AND THUS AVOID SPOILING THE CLOTHING, UNTIDY FIRE GRATES, AND WASTE OF FUEL. rSIHE usual custom is either to collect the cinders andashes from the grate in an open JL vessel and throw the whole out into the garden or dust-bin, or sift them through !an open sieve, allowing the dust to blow over the person and clothing, or pass them ! through a screen or sifter, when both the cinders and ashes must be moved a second time into the respective places allotted to them. Now it is a well-known fact that cinders placed on top of the wood will assist the lighting of a fire and save coals. With the Patent Sifter you take np the cinders and ashes from the grate, put them in the sifter and close the door, then -after slightly agitating the sifter, shoot the cinders out on to your newly laid fire, carry the ashes out of the room and deposit them in your dust-bin, place them on your garden or any other convenient place. This Patent Sifter is so made that no dust can escape in the room, and it is not possible for the cinders and ashes to be discharged together. The Patent Sifter weighs onlyTlbs, and can be used any hour of the day withou trouble or dust. Why buy a cinder sifter that requires the use 4>fj both the veseel to carry the cinders to the sifter and the sifter itself—it necessitates the removal of both the cinders and ashes again—when you buy can Andrews' Patent Sifter at far less cost, and do all that is required, in one operation ? Andrews' Patent Cinder Sifter has the following advantages above all others yet introduced: —It cannot get out of order. It is cleanly and economical in use. It is extremely light and of great durability. It is a great labor-saver, and makes what without it is a disagreeable and unhealthy task, a oy no means unpleasant occupation. It is the cheapest ever offered to the public, while its purely nominal cost brings it within the reach of all. No establishment can be complete without it. SOLE LICENSEE - ~ W™. R. HARDING, ■ Sold by all Ironmongers, Merchants, and Storekeepers. PRICE, 10e 6d JEACH. For Wholesale Price Lists and Terms, apply to THE PATENT CINDER-SIFTER COMPANY, (P.O. Box 351), Christchurch, N.Z. THE CELEBRATED STi EL FRAME BEANTFORD BINDER. 6000 SOLD IN 1887, And Twenty First Prizes in the same year. PRICE, £50. SOLE AGENTSJ. PLAISTED & CO., 186 COLOMBO STREET (OPPOSITE BANK OF N.Z.), CHRISTCHURCH. ■ ' ' ' : ■ 185 1 i—^_ r ' (ESTABLISHES 1869.] , ■ ■ '' \ tXCFtgyQh WHEN PURCHASING YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES. ASK FO BROS. & CO.'S Tbadk Mark. j GOLD MEDAL OR EXCELSIOR BRAND. Sold hy all respectable Bootmakers and Storekeepers £n New Zealand. For wear and dura bflity are unequalled, and are acknowledged by toe Trade and Public generally Co be the Best Value in tne Colony. __^___ Everywhere we have competed we have gained HIGHEST HONORS, the following amongsi others having been secured through the general excellence of our exhibits:— ONLY FIRST PRIZE, CHRISTCHURCH- SHOW 1880 FIRST ORDER OF MERIT. ASHBURTON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, IS3I ONLY FIRST ORDER -OF MJBEIT, UUNfiDJN INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, at GOLD MEDAL, being a Special Prize given by the Working y^ p 7 S:s:^:^fr3^^ : Men% Club for the beat;exMWfc 1881. A AND FIRST ORDER OF MERIT AND SILVER MEDAL, ' INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. ChriaCeburch, IXB2. If \|Sg| $.\\ ■ —— w5? ENERAt o^^S^ TOOMER BROS. AND CO., \%^©^ UCHFIfiLD STRKBT, CHRISTCHURCO. .r^&lx&TZefi&Zrfc&jiJ ALL-OUR GOODS ARE BRANDED AS ABOVE. " j / 1 X^^j' Special Quotations for Furnishing