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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 7561, 28 May 1885, Page 7

vnaoo}tyn<smin. ->j rMPEOVED PATENT.. -ENTILATOB OB EXHAUST .FAN.—Practical, comfortable, economical, healthful, uable, successful. .Consteuotea' : ":on; an entirely v principle.' Especially adapted for. Yenialating Public Halls, Theatres, Grain Elevators, Malt Houses, Tanneries, Woollen, Flour; - and; Paper Printing Offices, and any. place.where it is desirable to remove foul or hot air, smoke, dusty steam, ffItMM,!A.,I.KUuU,I. L.jtft\ l iwffiO Experience has proved tl the size best adapted to' the majority of rooms. 36-inch and 48-inch are the only sizes we keep in stock, but we are prepared to furnish other sizes if desired. The 48-inch wheel takes • about twohorse power, and should be run at from 500 to 600 revolutions per minute. At this rate of speed one 18-inch wheel will force out 80,000 cubic feet of air per minute. It should always be placed as near as practicable to point where gas, "steam, or offensive air is generated, to avoid drawing it through the room* £ Prices for Exhaust Wheels, and estimates for Ventilation given on application. Send for illustrated Catalogue. For Eastern Stateß, apply to Howard and Morse, 45, Pulton street, New York. For Western States, apply to The Exhaust Ventilator Company, 108, Madison street, Chicago, HI SIZE Medal (Paris Exhibition) awarded to Day and Martin's Beal Japan Liquid Blacking. preserve the leather. 1 High Holborn, London. GBAND Discovery for the Unfortunate: 40,000 cures have been effected by the follow* ng preparations : The Cordial Healing Balm, lis a bottle, will effectually cure debility, loss of mental and physical capacity, inward decay, nervousness, low spirits, trembling and plnlHng of the hands, and limbs, bleeding, &c. Pills No. 1 are a speedy cure for recent cases of travel, lumbago, pains in the back, rheumatism, lisease of the kidney, bladder, &c. ~ Pills No. 2 are much famed for curing long, standing oases of the above. Pills No. 8 will search out and purify the blood from contamination, and effectually oure scurvey, blotches on the skin, scrofula,'pains in.the bones, head, eve, &o. . - '-• •■ Bridge street Leeds; J. Lund,'- Westgate, Bradford ; Heald, stationer, Wakefield; J. Thompson, the old churoh), Leeds, may be. consulted < usual, from 10 to 1 and sto 8, with great sucoess, on all cases of nervous debility, skin disease, *c. It should be remembered • that one visit to those who are qualified and ■ habituated to the racHce will be the. best means of avoiding future misery. W. and Co. decidedly state and guarantee that no oasa within reach of medical skill shall leave them an til effectually and permanently cured. Complaints incident to females skilfully treated. Medicines sent to any part; Private entrance, Aral i 4.V. „„„,.„ *„ fha *i - o.ht, I cures, also one on marriage, sent for two stamps eaph. ,_..„.' By post, rupture trusses, 3s 6d, 4s 6d and 7st 6d BSttast"- knee caps; piseueeas, ' &c* TnrrATEELOO PATENT BOUND feeding W OILCAKE& .-.../■ Suitable for Horses and all Descriptions of Stock. These cakes are composed of a variety of artioles, carefully selected, and which, when combined, formthe most perfect Mixed Food for Stock that has yet been introduced, and one that is specially adapted for Toung.Stock. •- . At the,-London Dairy Show this year the first prize for'the cow giving the largest quantity and quality of milkwas won T *i—--Bound Cakes. ■_ ■•. At the Norfolk, and, Norwich Christmas Show, held Nov. 16th,; lWhi and 18th, 1882, the Champion Prize for ihe best-Beast, in the Show was won by a steer which wasfid oh the Waterloo Bound Cakes, Out of fifty heightother prizes 'given at this Show, thirty-eight were won by stock fed on the Waterloo BoundCakee. •'■'-''• *-r;/ ".'"' '.. ■ ■ ~ ■ July 3rd; have the pleasure of handing you the result of a careful analysis of one of your Water, lob Bound Cakes, which yon sent me a few days ago. The oonditionjot theiCßke,*l find, is excellent Altogether the enclosed anajyata and recent exami. nation of your Waterloo Bound Cakefully confirms me in the high opinion whioh I have expressed in years past of the feeding. value of .thesei cakes, During the,last five .years :I have; made; many analyses of samples of. your cake,; sent to ime by consumers, and without a single exception, I have found all the samples of the same excellent quality as that of the coke, whioh you sent me for analysis a few days ago, and I am satisfied that yon make the Waterloo Bound Cakes always from the same kind of feeding materials of the best quality, and employ them in the same proportions. The more extensively the Waterloo Cake will become known toners of stock. Augustus Voklckee.J | Every delivery is guaranteed to analysis. Present Price, £7lss per ton. Free on rails Hull. Cheques to be made payable to W, Chambers Secretary of the Waterloo Mills Cake and Ware housing Co:, Limited, Hull. JABTEB'S AUTOMATIC BOLLEB MILLING j SYSTEM. _akes Flour of far better quality than can be done by Millstones. Is suitable for working in large or amall Mills, and on either hard or: soft Wheats. Will make a larger quantity of Flour than Millstones from the same power. Patentee of Fluted and Smooth Boiler Mills, neat. Cleaning Machinery, and general Flour Mill Utensils. An article on Boiler Milling, written by J. H. Carter, at the express desire of the National Association of British and Irish Millers, will be sent free on application. . CABTEB'S PATENT DISINTEGBATLNG MACHINES. ' In use in all parts of the world. L Grind the largest Bones freely to a fine founders' use and fuel makers. S. Grind all kinds Df grain. 4. Disintegrate ores and minerals.'. Bhred Bark; of all descriptions. 6. Grind locust beans, .oil cakes, and seeds. 7. Disintegrate joorkey,' plumbago, and asphalt. 8. Pulvervise sugar, colours, and chemicals, &c, &0., Ab. Are Cheap, Strong, Durable, and Easily Managed. . 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