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WM. CABLE & CO., WATEELOO QUAY. WELLINGTON, ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, IRON AND . BRASS FOUNDERS, SHIP AND GENERAL SMITHS.' HAVE Spccial Facilities and Plant for Ropairs to Ships' Hulls, . Boilers, and Machinery. . . Manufacturers of A 1 SPLIT PULLEYS and FLAX MACHINERY. SUCTION and PRESSURE PRODUCER GAS PLANTS. ENGINES AND BOILERS OF ALL KINDS, Agents for ZYNKARA BOILER FLUID. Best in tho Market. Agents for PATENT COIL CLUTCH CO. „ „ CAMERON'S PATENT PUMPS. :• A.. St T, BURT, LIMITED. ■ : • IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS. BATH HEATEES. . No Gas required. Heated with Wood, Importers and Manufacturers ot PORCELAIN ENAMELLED BATHS AND ; '... TANKS. . GAS FITTINGS. LAVATORY BASINS AND TAPS. V .WATER AND STEAM FITTINGS. Prices and full particulars on application to ■ A. &T, BURT, . LIMITED. ' COUETENAY PLACE,; WELLINGTON. Head Office and Works at Dunedin. , Correspondence Inritod. cs3i _ — - — . OLDEST ESTABLISHED.' ' ' ST UD SO m THE CITY. 1 Tiffß. KINSET desires to inform XtJL -, his . patrons and the publicgenerally tuat lie is again operating : . personally at ; his . STtJDIO. LAMBTON QUAY. : SEE NAME— \'' • , "KINSET": . ON SHOWCASES. L A M B T 0 N . Q U AY. ■ csis royal bar-lock.-,'i • . BUSY MAN'S TYPEWRITER. AHEAD!- STILL ADVANCING! Tho Latest Word in Typewriters, No. 12 MODEL. Automatio Two-Colour Billing Machine Automatic Paragraph Key r I-' Automatic Back Spacer SEVEN Interchangeable Carriages ■'Easiest to Learn!- Fastest, to Work I 'First .'and Best Visible Writer. No Out-of-date Carriage to Lift. No Stupid Shift-keys. Taught in Wellington Technical School. Banks's Up-to-date Commercial College. Also, Privato and Publio Technical Schools fhroughout the Dominion. , Speed is best attained by hirinp; a Bar-Locli. Rogistry. Office for Shorthand-Typists. , •No. Fees.' "JOHN BULL" TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES, ■ 12 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. . . •••' . C 330 I, -GENUINE 1 | •J Worcester Sauce.) i ' • Is the Best for .. | ■ j FISH, . . - j ; I v FLESH, or I \/ - FOWL. - - ... ■jj V FOR A ISvliE® DRINK ONLY ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL CONNOI3-. SEUBS TO BE ABSOLUTELY Brewery and Offices! Molesworth and • Murphy Streets. - l

H E A n N E 8 118 Tli© •• -IPaisaoraiß ; R©saa.©<3y- fos? ' ;_,••;•• \z& ■■&■ r. [ COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, dS'COIfSUBSPTION,. . Has the Largest Sale of any Qhest Medicine ill'the-Worlds I: ; / Those who have taken this medicine are amazed at its wonderful influence Its healing power is marvellous. Sufferers from anv formof Bronchitis, Couth; biMcnW Breathing, Hoarseness, Pain or Soreness in the Chest, experience delightful and immediate relief; and to those who aiesnbjVct to Cold? on the Chest it is' invaluable, as it effects a Complete Cure It is most comforting u allaying irritation in the throat and jiving strpngih to the voice, arid- it. ue!(h6r allows a Conch or Astlima to become • chronic, nor Consumption to develop, Consumption has,nevcr been known to exist where'• Coughs," liuvs been prepay (rated with (Sis medicine, No housa' should bo without ft, as, taken at the beginning, a dose is generally sufficient, and a Complete Care 19 certain*' . : , . Js@W»B?© OUT laaaitatipxas 2'-; Tho great success of HEARME'S BRONCHITIS CURE, has induced a number of unprincipled persons to make',imitations, each catling his medicin?" Bronchitis Pure,"' with tho object of deceiving; the simple-minded, and so getting a .sale for an imitation which;has of tho lienbflclal effects that HEARNE'S BRONOHITIS ..CORE has. Consequently it has become y6ur attentionto thlß fact, and to request you in your own intorosts to be particular to-Ask for HEARNE'S guild? to spo that you got Itb HEARME'SBRONCHITIS CURE, SmalJ size, 2/C; Largo Size, 4/8. field 'by Vendors, arid by tho Preorietor, W. Q. HIiARNE, Chemist, Gcelong, Victoria. ;, Forwarde.d to any Address, when iiot obtainable locally. NOTlCE.—Hearne's Broncbitis Core No. la docs NOT contain any poison within the meaning of the A&v It;is equally fcpjefieigi for tfco yQim&st ' • child and (he most aged person. \ Ifl.CAIi flmCB; Ho. 8 HPMS'S BPIMIMQS, 6S . WiiJ.ra l. . . ; •