FOB Curing Coughs and Colds tbere is nothing like WILTON'S OLD ENOLISH COUGH L1N T OT( R. Price Is 6d per bottle, 'i rv it if you Jiavo ■< cold. "GEO. W. WELTON. Manufacturing Chemiet, |A.dolaide-road, Wellington. NO SHIFT KEYS IN OURS !— Do you know why shift keys were ever introduced? No. Well, they were invented to get over a difficulty. You see, the original Typewriter printed only capitals. Mr. Yost saw that a machine like that would neter be popular, and so he put a small letter with the capital on the end of each bar, and utilised the " shift" to bring the other type under the printing point ; but this proving cumbersome and annoying, he brought out other machines that did away with the shift altogether. One or two of the anoient makeß still UB6 the shift, because they can't help it, so also do the wheel machines ; but all the latest and best use the Universal Standard Keyboard, similar to the above cnt, which has a key for every type, and which is by far the simplest and bast. Everything about the " Nbw Yost " is the latest and most per co . q^O. m YEREX, National Mutual Buildings, Customhouse-quay, Wellington.
GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON. LYSAGHT'S "ORB" BRAND. THE ONLY FIRST QUALITY IRON IN NEW ZEALAND. TOHN LYSAGHT, Limited, keep large atookß in their Btores in Wellington, Auokland, Christ church, and Dunedin. TONS. Present Stocks 1,100 To arrive by the s.s. Ruahine ... 120 To arrive by the B.s. Gothio 150 To arrive by the s.s. Duke of Suther- -, X land 150 To arrive per s.s. Waikato 75 And in several sailing vessels on /\ their way *XU Total 2,005 If you are offered any other brand at 20b per ton less, still INSIST ON "ORB" BRAND. It is worth more than .£1 per ton over any other brand in the market. " ORB " is sold by all ironmongers and storekeepers throughout the colony. " ORB " nas three times the sale of any other iron made. " ORB " iron is the standard iron of the world. JOHN LYSAGHT, Limited, WELLINGTON. THE WELLINGTON HARDWARE CO., 135, LAMBTON-QUAY, Are offering SPECIAIi VALUE in the following lines : — ELECTRO - PLATEDWARE, Comprising Spoons and Forks, Tea and Coffee Pots, Cruets, Biscuit Boxes, Afternoon Tea Sets, &c, &o. The above goods are by the noted makers, Shaw and Fisher, and are marked at prioes which must effect a speedy olearanoe. CUTLERY, In Ivory, Xylonite, and Bess, Table and Dessert Knives. RAZORS, A grand assortment, from 2s 3d. POCKET KNIVES, A full ran go, from 6d to 10s eaoh. SCISSORS, By every well-known maker, in endless * variety, at Bargain Prioes. BRUSHWARE— Hair Brooms, Bannister. Scrub, and Black Lead Brushes, Stable Brooms, &o. FENDERS AND FEREIRONS, In Brass, Nickel, and Steel. BEDSTEADS AND COTS, In every design and oolor. WIRE MATTRESSES, Best English make, 3ft and 4ft 6in MANGLES AND WRINGERS, Best makes, Cheap. Galvanised Iron, Roofing Felt, Nails, Lacks, and Hinges. For Fenoing Wire and Settlers' Tools of every description we are unrivalled. THE WELLINGTON HARDWAEE COMPANY, 135, LAMBTON-QUAY. T. J. THOMPSON HAB T3OYS' TRICYCLES, Very strong and cheap. "EUREKA" WRINGERS, All sizes, from 10 to 14 inch, and at very low prioes. The genuine thing oan now be bad as cheap as inferior makes. "NOVELTY" WRINGERS, The best wooden-frame Wringer to be had. COPPER BOILERS AND FRAMES, From 21s each, complete. FIRE KINDLERS, 4d eaoh. LAMPS, in new designs, and speoialiy low in prioes. T. J. THOMPSON, THE " BEST VALUE " IRONMONGER, 60, Cuba-street.
XjAMPS. Hanging Lamps at greatly reduced prices, also Table and Wall. Great Bargains. LAMP STOVES. Aurora, Beatrice, Premier, and Truemain's Patent. Very less than Wholesale Prices. KNIVES. Splendid Value in Table Knives Every one guaranteed, and at exceedingly low prioes. WIRE NETTING. The new pattern now landed ; small mesh at bottom, large at the top. Cheap as usual. RANGES. Landed some real good English Ranges. Selling very cheap, to make more room. WRINGERS. Landed per Mannie Swan. Cheap as usual. TILED GRATES. Very B*st Tilkb in every Grate. My Specialty. GEORGE WINDER, CHEAPEST IRONMONGER, Manvers-btrkxt, Bottom of Cuba-street.
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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 24, 28 July 1894, Page 4
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