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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1955, 22 October 1863, Page 6

HOBBS & CO. MACHINE-MADE LOCK MANUFACTURERS, ' 70, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. •

HOBBS and COMPANY'S PERMUTATING or Changeable Key Bank Lock. This Lock, with Patent Protection, is used in conjunction with their Indicating Lock, to necure doors of her Majesty's Plate Rooms. Tho Changeable Lock is also used at the Treasury, the Bank of England, the lloyal JVlint, tho Royal Sydney Mint Australia, and most of tho Mctiopolitan Bunks. Bankers and others are informed that these locks offer tho desideratim of absolute security, asbymeans of tho coiißtiuctiou of the Lock and Key their arrangements may bo altered at pleasure, every change viitually making them a now lock and key, thoioby fiuBtrating tho uso of falso keys made from ivax impl-essions or otherwise. JIOBBS & COMPANY respectfully announce that they have invented and made Original Machinery tor tho Manufactuio of Locki and Keys, by which they aro enabled to offer to tho public Locks of a superior quality at moderate pricos. HOBBS & COMPANY'S Wrought Tron Doois and Frames for strong rooms, fitted with Hobb's & Co.'s Patent Protector Look. These Doois and Frames are constructed of solid Wi ought Iron, differing in thickness accoiding to price. Tho mouldings outsido form four panels. Tho Brass Knob in fi out of tho door throws from four to six bolts, winch aie fuither secured by holdfasts, the whole being protected with a strong iron case, which forms a spacious air chamber. Any of tho doors can be made so as to render them gunpowder and drill proof. They aie calculated to resist extraordinary violence, and so constructed as to form an effectual barrier to Skilled Mechanical Burglars. ■WirOLESALK AGENTS, VIALOU AND CO., SANITARY DEPOT, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. A Largo Assortment of Locks always kept on hand and Illustiated Catalogues of Goods not kept in Stock can be seen as above.

MTNTON HOLLINS, fc CO., Manufactures op ENCAUSTIC, VENETIAN, AND MOSAIC PAVEMENT S, sts t oki! upon tre nt,n t, Stawohdmiiiik. nnHESE TILES aic used for Paving Flooia, Wall Jl_ Decorations, External Ornamentations, &c, and arc alike suitable for the Mansion and the ' Cottage. Record of the FNTnivAnoNAri Exhibition, 1862 "The Encaustic Floois, and the Mosaic Pavement they exhibit leave nothing to be deaiied on the score of baldness, the lesistanee of the surface, the brilliance of the colouis, or the appiopriatoness of the designs." hOLE AGrNTS, VIVLOU & CO., Sanitary Der o t , Victoria • Street, Auckland. Samples Can bu Seen as Auove.

SNOXELL & Co ' s ., PATENT REVOLVING SAFETY SHUTTERS, WITHOUT MACHINERY. ALL WOOD, WOOD AND IRON, Oil WOOD ONLY, TIIE ORIGINAL PATENT. K> 3 AND MANUFACTURERS. BRASS SASH BARS, AND STALL BOARD PLATES, IN GREAT VARIETY OS DESIGN, 96, REG E N T STREET, LONDON.

IT is only necessary to call to mind the numerous accidents that have occurred in closing shops, by the use of the old fashioned lifting shutters, and the large amount of extra labour in so doing, two or tlncc men sometimes being requited in windy weather, where tho front is of lofty elevation. To show the superiority of the REVOLVING SHUTTERS, they are neater iv appeaiance, less expensive in the end, and a boy may close and 02>en them with ease. Tho meat advantage of SNOXELL'S PATENT REVOLVING SHUTTERS over all otheis, is the absence of complicated mackiueiy, and the facility with which they can be fixed. SOLE AGENTS VIALOU AND Co. SANITARY DEPOT, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. A x Workinc; Model of a shop front, fitted with SNOXELL'S PATENT REVOLVING SHUTTERS may be seen, and prices obtained as above.

SANITARY DEPOT, VICTORIA. STREET, AUCKLAND, MESSRS. VIALOU & CO. BEG to inform Aicbitects, Buildcis, and the Public gcneially, that they have taken premises as above, whcie they intend canyingon business as IMPORTERS OF STONE AND CEMENT, AND BUILDING MATERIAL GENERALLY, ALSO AS MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT BRICKS, Terra Cotta Facings, Drain Pipe«, Damp Proof Couisc3 and Patent Bonding Bricks for Hollow Wall*. ; also, to call their attention aud solicit an inspection of their STOCK ON HAND, Consisting of Jennings Patent Valve Closets and Tiaps, Jennings Patent Lift-up Closets and Lavatories, Jennings Patent Eaithenwarc Closets and Traps in one piece, Jennings Patent Valve Anangements, Jennings Patent Lipped Urinals, with selfacting Anangements, Jennings Patent Model Lavatories, Bhicijnd White Wash-hand Basins, Side Enti.uicc Safety Ch atiug*, Iron Doois and Frames, Cast iron Tide Valves, Cist-iron Gijlly Grate«, Ventilating Grate, Patent Shutter Shoes, Hot-air Gill Stovos. suitable for Churches and Pnvate Dwellings, Machine-made Locks for Builders aud Cabinet Purposes. Encaustic aud Mosaic Tiles, Building Stone, Patent Damp Pi-oof Courses, Patent Facing-*, &c., &c.

LEA & PERRINS' CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. PRONOUNCED BY CONNOISSEURS, TO BE TUP ONLY GOOD SAUCE and applicable to , EVERY VARIETY OF DISH. Extract of a Letter from a Medical Gentleman at at Madras, to hiii brother at Worcester, " May, 1851.— T01l LEA & PERRINS' that thtlr Sauob is highly estcomed in liulin, nml U, in my opinion, tho moit pnlntnblo, as ucll as tho most wholesomo, Snuco that ii

EXTENSIVE FRAUDS. L. and P. having discovered that seveial of the Foiei<m Markets have been supplied with SPUMOUS imitations of their "WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE," the labels of which closely resemble those of the genuine Suupe, and in one or more instances with the names of L. and P. FOnopD ; tfrey have deemed it their duty to caution the public, and request purchaseis to see that the names of Lea and Peuuins are upon the Wrapper, Label, Stopper, and Bottle. L. and P. further give notice that they will proceed againnt any one who may infringe upon their right, either by nnnufacturing or vending such imitations, and have instructed their correspondents in the various parts of the i orld to advise them of jiiph infringements. Wholesale and for Exportation by the Proprietor, Lea and Periins, Worcester, England ; Crosse and Blackwell, and other Oilmen and Slerchanta, London.

BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER

HAS been used by thousands of private Families, Shippers and Emigrants, for raising Bread with half tho trouble and iv ft quarter the time required with Yeast, and for tendering Puddings and Pastry light and wholesome. The Queen's Private Baker says .—. — "Itis a most useful invention." Capt, Allen Young, of. tho Aictic Yacht "Fox," states that "It keeps well and answers admirably." E Hamilton, Esq., M.D., FS.A, observes that "It is much better for raising Bread than Yeast, and much more wholesome." To bo had of all Store-keepers in thp Colonies, and of George Borwick, 21, Littlo Moorflolds, London,