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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXII, Issue 7386, 31 October 1884, Page 2

BuatnoMi KotloM. *u 081 II T W A L I S B, tmi, OISrtMIMA, EARTHENWA ~ At',, 359, Colombo street, Market IW, CANTERBURY 01,ASS AND CHINA WAREHOUSE, Markrt Pt.a ob . 4U> ailciE^^ GO TO TUB DAVIS HEWING MACHINE BOOMS, CORNER OB CATHEDRAL SQUARE ft COLOMBO STREET, ton WEDDING, BIRTHDAY. AND CHRISTMAS GIVI’S, the Largest Stock of American, Gorman, find French Fancy Goods find Toy* in Christchurch. ALL CANE CRICKET BATS, By Grimwood, Duke, Bartlett, Cobbott, LAWN TENNIS SETS, From £1 per not to £O, In the Shilling Department wo giro a Prceont with each shilling article. Picnics, School Treats, and Bazaars supplied fit Lowest Bates. DAVIS SEWING MACHINES ON TIME PAYMENTS. 3898 27 H. C. FISKE ft CO. AU O B AND O* Kar, PLDMBEES, IRON AND TIN-PLATE ,70UKEB8, OABFITTEUB, RELLUANGERS, AND DIE SINKERS, U, Tuam Street West. (Telephone No. 118.) We would respectfully call the attention of the public to our stock of Baths, comprising Cast-iron Enamelled, Plate-zinc Enamelled, and GalvanizedIron Enamelled. The two last-named being made on the promises, are of first-class moke, and can be bad of any size or description HOT-WATEE APPARArUS.-Forwork done in this line, wo can with confidence refer to our numerous customers, to whom we have given every satisfaction, HYDRAULIC RAMS.-Our method of fixing rams enables us to give a twelve months’ guarantee. QABFITTINQ.—Wo have a largo selection of chandeliers, pendants, brackets on view. An inspection invited. WINDOWS.—Load lights, cathedral d other designs made up on the shortest ice and at lowest rates, Archimedean and other Ventilators in stock, and made to order. TINWARE.—AII kinds of bright and Japanned goods, patent Jam tins ana canisters made on the promises Repairs executed. Agents in Canterbury for Rider's Hot-air Enricos, all particulars of which can le had on application 518 THE PULBOMETER. THE NEW PATENT DIRECT ACTING STEAM PUMP. nnHE Best Steam Pump in the World for raising I Liquids to heights of 90 foot and under, tinee tried, no other pump ever used. No Cylinders, no Pistons, np Plungers, no Stuffing Boxes, no Side Valves, Eccentrics, Cranks, or Rous os In all other Steam Pumps. There Is bnt one Steam Ball to work each Palsomoter. Largely need in Woollen, Flour, Paper, and other Mills, breweries, Brickyards, Gasworks, Tan Yards, Quarries. Minos, Wells, Sewage Works, Dry Docks, Foundations, Steamboats, Railways, Bridge Worku, and difficult situations. ADVANTAGES 1. Occupies less space than any other pnmp 2. Cheaper than any other pump 3. Requires no oil, tallow, grease, &c, 4. Can never be worn out 5. The few working ports ore all replaceable In „ a few ruinates at small cost, when Pulsometer is on good as day it was made 6. Needs no stalled attendance 7. On uniform work may bo left days and even months without even being seen 8. Requires no foundation 9. Will work when being raised or lowered while slung on rope or chain 0. Will pump almost anything, sand, &c„ in the water, doing no harm 11. No exhaust steam 12. Is quite noiseless 18. Is always ready for working 14. Is very economical in every way THE HYDROTROPHE, The best and most reliable Boiler Feeder. This unique and remarkable Boiler Feeder is constructed muon on the principle of the Pulsometer, and is much superior to all Donkey Pumps and Injectors o fevery kind. Deane Steam Pumps, Band and Power Pumps of every description. Steam Engines, Boilers, ftc. FRED. W. SCOTT'S Well-known Improved PATENT WIRE MINING ROPES Of every description, for winding and haulage purposes. Bole Agent for New Zealand, CHARLES FORD, V//.IBON'S BUILDINGS, THE OCTAGON, Postal address, Box 244, DUNEDIN. n-wvl ‘■'lock nlwavs in or inst landing iOB WICK'S BAKING POWDEB is used by > thousands of Families, for raising Bread, with half the trouble and in a quarter of the time required with Yeast. BOR WICK’S BAKING POWDEB makes doliclous hot digestive tea cakes in a few minutes, and Norfolk dumplings better than Yeast, BOBWICK'S BAKING POWDEB. With this article small loaves of Bread or Scones can bo mode in a few minutes, if placed in n quick oven. -QOEWICK'S BAKING POWDEB. Invaluable JO at the Diggings, and in the Bush, or on board Ship, whore Yeast is not to bo got. T 3 OH WICK'S BAKING POWDEB saves eggs Ij> and butter in making puddings and pastry, ana prevents indigestion. TJOBWICK’S BAKING POWDER, ns used in 13 tbe Arctic Expeditions, and by the Armies UitUo Crimea and China, will keep for years in a dry place. Awarded Five Gold Medals for excellence of quality. TI OB WICK'S BAKING POWDEB. Private XJ Ward, during the Zulu war, writes:—“l should just like you to see the real farmhouse bread that I bake 1 The oven is one dug in the ground, and Is just largo emftigb to hold our daily quantum of two loaves. We use flour, water, salt, and Bohwick'b Baxiho Powdek, My bread often surprises mo, it is so light and white as snow. Some of our men will insist that I have been *iu the trade,' and nothing I can say will convince them to the contrary.” Sold by Storekeepers snd Grocers throughout the Colonies in Id and 2d Packets, aud Od and Is Patent Boxes. Wiiou;tui.n or O, BOBWICK xsi) SONS Chiswoll treat, London. 8730 1 NEW VANITY FAIR CIGARETTES from the choicest rare old Virginia tobacco j really exquisite. Always up to iho standard. The Vanity Fair Cigarettes nre now being maun, (aotured from tobacco jmssessing that nun fragrance and mildness so much sought alter by connoisseurs. Vanity Fair Cigarettes stand unrivalled for purity. 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