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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 115, 12 November 1900, Page 3

WELLINGTON. STEAM SPEOIAIirTIISST A' FAIRBANKS' T\ • RUNEWABLNJVULCANISED -*-*' ASBESTOS DISC GLOBE VALVES. |7^AIRBANKS' VALTRS ar» disbitiofa A- from any others. Thouannda in use, and, owing to tho popularity of this make, many inferior, and obsolete valvea havo come npou the market. Therefore, ask for FAIRBANKS', mid take no other. These Valves aro so constructed that the usual defects known to exist in Globe Valves •ire eliminated. They are providod with Vulcanised Asbestos Disc Rings. The Ring is composed of theiibro of Asbestos, to which is added, by patonted process, waterproof vulcanising material, making a very durablo packing, which will not crack or'ilake off. It is held central on its seat by guides cast on the body of tho valvo. • It is also secured lo tho spindle without the use of nuts, screws, pins, wires, or anything that is liablo to become detached whilo in uae. The Vulcanised Asbestos Ring is forced into a bra^s holder, and tho metal is spun or turned over tho edges of tho ring, so it cauuot drop out. The Disc consists of ring aud brass holder complete, roady for use, and can bo put inl.o the valvo by simply removing tho bonnet, slipping tho old disc from end of spindle, substituting new one, and replacing bonnet ; tho whole operation requiring only a few moments' time and no skill. These Valvea havo a raised round seat upon which scale, grit, or sediment is less likely to lodge than on the broad, 'flat seats commonly used. The Stuffing Boxes aro all packed with Braided Round Asbesto* Packing, which is very durablo, and cannot be blown or washed out. Used by Steam Ship Uompanies, Pnblio Works Department, Wellington Harbour Board, Freezing Works, Dairy Factories, and all intelligent users of steam. We invite inspection and trial by all interested in this line of goods. PENBERTHY INJECTORS. $ LUKE & SONS (Ltd).,' IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, Boilermakers, Hydraulic, Marine and Dredge •Ingiueers, MA.NNEKS-STRTEIST. WELLINGTON. IS THE BEST SOLD BY SUEB ffft E lF"_^ Awarded FIRST PulzF] If Ila 1 ?» nud GOLD MEDALS at iSBII B w all Exhibitions where shovyii. , i TO Stand this Season— That well-known drafb Horse, Pride of the Plains, by Gladstone dam Scottish Lass, imported from Tasmania. Travelling Jdhnsonville, Porirua, Lower and Upper Hutt, Makara, and Wellington. Stud fee £2 10s, payable P.N. Ist January, 1901. Guarantee, £4-; groomage, 2s 6d; splendid grazing, 2s weekly. Prkle of the Plain's stock are the best workers ever produced. Apply Smart's Stud Farm. Johnsonville. TTuSTOAIS^VOItK OF "ALL^KINDS \j ATTENDED TO. Goods and Luggage Forwarded Everywhere at Through Rates. SPECIAL CHEAP RATES TO LONDON. FURNITURE PACKED by Experienced Men, and Stored or Shipped. HOUSEHOLD REMOVALS iv Towa Carefully carried out. WELL LIGHTED SAMPLE ROOMS. NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS COMPANY, 20, CUSTOMHOUSB-QTJAY. (In Premises formerly occupied by George Thomas & Co.) Telephone, 92, (isii NO one should bo without one of MAX KK-EISSIG'S PATENT 1 ICE CHEaTS. It will save its own cost in the first twalvo months, and will last for a lifo-timo. Any perialiable article placed in the ohost will \» kept perfectly fresh and sweet in tho hotto*- 1 weather for weeks, and nearly at i'reeßui;; point. Factory and Showroom, Willis-street Please write for Catalogue. Telephone, 1 190. \ \ 'ANTED Known, that we have tho V» following second-hand Cycles on our list : Triumph, »C 8 ; Fowler, .£lO : Rambler (now), .£lf> : Sterling, «£ll ; Ktar, £G ; Rover, £ti, Doposit from £1 ; instalments from per month. Adams Star Cycle Co., MercerI street.