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Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 131, 1 December 1888, Page 4

BEWARE I OBSERVE THK TRADE MARK. SOME Unprincipled Person or Persons havo been trying to imitato our R-uige»; bnt we are pleased to find in the eAßenthrf they have failed. Wo hope this deceptive* practice upon the public will have th» effect of Bending buyere to our ehowroom or to our agents, in order to protect the pnblio,', whoso interests >ye desire to serve. We decided » »hort time ago to apply to the Colonial Sew retary for a Trade Mark, which was granted. Thia will confor a great boon upon all oolonuts, inasmuch as Luke and Sons' Ranges show a saving of about 50 per oent. in fuel, betides greater durability than *uy othor range (manufactured or imported) xn the oolonies. LOOK AT THIS! LAST YEAR WE SENT OUT OVER 500 f Why is it the publio mil have Luke's Ranges P Bocauso they supply a stronger and oheaper article than anyone else. Why ia it thero is suoh a rush for Luke's Range*? Because there is snoh a great saving in fuel. A Second and Enlarged Cataloguo is abont to bo issued. Inspection to thoir Showroom, Manners, street, invited. S. LUKE & SONS. [PROCLAMATION.! In exercise and pursuance of the authority vested in mo in this behalf by "The Trades Marks Act, 1866," I, tho Colonial Soorotary of New Zealand, do hereby oertify that tho Trade Mark herein described, that is say* • Desoription of Trado Mark. A Diamond, within whioh is a Dish with a Leg of Mutton en it ; outside the diamond aro tbo letters and abbreviation, "WE,XL,S.L.&S." Nature of tho Artiole to which it ia intended euoh Trade Mark shall apply. Cooking Ranges. — haa been duly registered, and thab Samuel Lukk & Sons, of Te Aro Foundry, Wellington, in the Colony of New Zealand, Engineers, Boilermakers, and Iron ana Brass Founders, are entitled to the use of the said Trade Mark. Issued from the Colonial Seoretary s office, at Wellington, this fifth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-oight. T. W. Hislop, Colonial Seoretary auc( Registrar of Trade Marks. H FIELDER'S Drawinffroom Suites at • £12 cannot be surpassed for stylo and quality. gUILDING MATERIAL, ALWAYS CHEAP, At JNO. YOUNG'S, Cuba-Btreet. PARCELS AND PACKAGES TO EUROPE AND UNITED KINGDOM. By every direct Steamer. No delay. f f">HOSE intending to forward parcels o* I. presents to their friends oan havo them delivered at the door of consignee at oheap through rates. WELLINGTON PARCEL DELIVERY COMPANY, Grey-stroet. J. J. CURTIB * CO., ProDriotoro, "VJEW SEEDS! FRESH SEEDS CLOVERS GRASSES TURNIPS VEGETABLE FLOWERS Ac, ? 4c. Our season's supply of tho abovo, whioh are all procured direct from the best Seedgrowing districts in England and tho Continent, are now to hand and arriving^that is bo muoh as we now import— and it will doubtleßS be interesting to learn that we havo now arranged to grow on our SEED FARMS a great many varieties of Vegetable and other Seeds whioh were formerly imported. Our oxperieuoo in Seed-growing has demonstrated the fapt that the Seeds grown in tho district ohoson are well matured and of splendid quality. We have already opened up a trade with Europe, where our looal grown Seeds are muoh esteemed and likely to command an extensive trade. NIMMO & BLAIR, Dunedin, SEED MERCHANTS A SEED-GROWERS Onr Illustrated Catalogne, the most oomplete in the oolony, may be had Fbxb on applioation. it THE A IIRIVA L Of thb Good Ship Abawa with 50 TRUNKS 50 TRUNKS 50 TRUNKS LADIES' AND GENTS' PRETTY SHOES AND BOOTS. Concerning this shipment my Home buyer writes thusly s— I copt. 1 London, 3rd September, 1838. Dear Edwabd.— Per b.s. Arawa I send you one of the grandest lots of boots and shoes, for ladies' and gentlemen's wear, it is possible ,to buy in this market. The ladies shoes /particularly are very fine. I know you will be pleased with them, and that they will suit your Wellington friends to » T. From what I can see you ought to stand a splendid show, as the other buyers for colonial boot hovaas have not been brought up to the boot trade, I remain, youro truly. W. Peaeci. With reference to the abovo, I beg to assure the publio that this shipment is one of the finest over brought to the oity of Wellington. Inspection Invitbd. E. PEAROE, CABH BOOT MART, CUBA-BTBIET, AND AT MABTBBTON. CHRIBTMAB AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS ril PRINGLE has just opened per Aoranßi JL • an assortment of very beautiful and high-class goods suitable for PRESENTS TO GENTLEMEN: Cigar, Cigarette, and Card Cases Pocket Books, Tobacco Pouches Silk Braces, Tennis Belts Smoking Caps, Slippers Match Boxes, Ac, Ao. Leather Dressing Cases, and a variety of useful and ornamental articles inexpensive in price and *rti»tio in design LADIES Will find a choice variety of Handkerohief and Glove Satoheta Fan Photo Stands Embroidered Needle Catet, and nicnaoki too nnmerons to mention. Dolls, dressed, from 1» eaoh to 13s eaoh CHRISTMAS CARDS, In all the new season's designs and shapes, from 4d per dozen Our Penny Cards this year are marvels of cheapness LADIES Are invited to inspect and will not be asked to purchase, as we feel confident the value we are now offering cannot bo surpassed NEEDLEWORK of every description, and all requisites for finishing at lowest rates T. PRINGLE, 49, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON. TILED GRATES LAEGE STOCK, CHEAP, AT JNO. YOUNG'S, Cnhvstreet.