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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 7562, 29 May 1885, Page 7

Miscellaneous. WILLIAMS & BACH, Lamp Makers to the Royal Family, 92, New Bond street, London, W. Aladdin's Palace of Lamps. Patentees 01 Improvements in duplex lamps, each lamp giving lamps for halls and conservatories, lamps for pas sages and stahles, lamps for school and class-rooms, lamps for India and the Colonies, lamps for yachts and steamships, lamps for every possible use. One thousand patterns to select from in china, Donlton ware, bronze, &o. Inventors of zoological and ornithological lamp. Manufacturers of improved portable oil stoves for invalid rooms and greenhouses, bum SO hours unattended. Sole importers of moluocas oil. Vendors of approved mineral oils, from la 6d per gallon. Gilded catalogues of lamps and prospectuses of stoves, post free. A specialty. —"Williams and Bach's collection of novelties n lamp and candle shades and transparencies, of which they are importers and manufacturers, is by ar the hugest in the Kingdom, 92, New Bond street, I -noon GAS BEYOND THE BEACH OF GAS MAIN THIS LAMP is complete in itself, makes from Benzoline at a farthing per hour, re” eotly safe, cheap, and easily managed. Especially adapted for villages, carriage drives. Ac, SUN A ISTOPNEUMATIC LIGHTING AND HEATING CO., 115, Southwark street, S.E. Manufacturers of the celebrated “ Sun " Machine or lighting mansions, &0., without the trouble expense and dirt of coal gas. References to many of the nobility and gentry. English Goods direct at Lowest Export Prices SPECTACLES v. BLINDNESS Spectacles can only be perfectly adjusted by those having a thorough knowledge ot the anatomy of the eye combined with optical experience." 1 ONE FOURTH of those suffering from Blindness can trace their calamity tothe use of spectacles indiscriminately purchased, and unsuited to the. sight, ME H. LAUBANCE, F.S.S OCULIST OPTICIAN, 39, Old Bond street, W., Having made the adjustment of spectacles his especial and sole study for upwards of thirty years, personally adapts his improved lenses., The Eev Professor W. A, Hales, M.A., Cantab., 2, Minford-gardens, West Kensington Pork, writes —“ The spectacles are perfect, and a most decided boon. X hod occasion on Monday to write to Lord name and the wonderful power of your spectacles." ■ Similar testimonials from Earl _ and Countess Lindsey, Sir Julius Benedict, Dixon Hartland, Esq., M.P., Eev Charles Hort, Maidstone, Private Chaplain to H.B.H. the Duke of Cambridge, Eev Tidd Pratt, Alderman Death, late Mayor of Cam bridge, Edward Knocker, Esq., late Mayor Dover, &c., &o. Special arrangements for suiting invalids and others unable to wait on Mr Laurance. Pamphlet—“ Spectacles: Their Use and Abuse," post free. CITY BRANCH—O. Poultry, E.O EOWATT’S ANUCAPNIC LAMPS. No Chimney, no Smell, no Smoke. T HEIE new patent Donhle-wiok Burner gives 35-candle light, which is nearly A-half more light than any other Burner, As tested by the Photometer. Their well-known and old-established Patent Single-wick Burner may he hod in five sizes, giving from five to twenty candle light; the most economical and by for the best low-priced lamp ever offered. Retail by all ironmongers. ‘Wholesale only of THOS. EOWATT & SONS. Edinburgh Loudon* GATHER honey from your flowers. Neighbour’s celebrated Beehives. Philadelphia Exhibition, 1876; Paris Exhibition, 1867, 1868. Three silver prize medals awarded to George Neigbour and Sons. Neighbour’s improved Cottage Beehive, as originally introduced by George Neighbour and Sons, working three hell glasses: is] neatly and strongly made of straw; ft has three windows in the lower hive. This Mve will he found to possess many practical advantages, and is more easy ,of management than any other beehive that has been Introduced. Price, complete, £1 15s; stand for ditto, 10s 6d. Bar Frame Hives of most approved construction at 7s 6d, 12s 6d to 25s each. Philadelphia Frame Hives complete, with cover'and stand, 425. An Italian Alp Queen, with full dlre6tions for uniting to_ black stocks, at current prices Ligurian and English bees. Stocks and swarms may. be obtained os heretofore.„ “ The Apiary," by Alfred Neighbour, sa, postage sd. A newly arranged catalogue of other improved hives, with drawings and prices, sent on receipt of two stomps, George Neighbour and Sons, 127, HighiHolborn W.C.; or 190, Regent stret, London, w. B L A NFS “Kl. EPEE'B GUNS “ The Keeper’s Gun"—Price 6gs. “ The Keeper’s Gun," new model—Price lOgs, “ The Keeper’s Gun," hnmmerless—Price 12gs rom Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Badminton, Chippenham, July 19,1881. Lord Fitzroy Somerset thinks it may interest Messrs Bland to know that yesterday one of the keepers was fawn shooting with the 20-bore (‘ New Model Keeper’s Gun ’) and No. 3 shot, when he killed two fawns that were running together as dead as a hammer at fully 70 yards, killing both with one barrel, and securing a third at the some range." From J. W. Whittall, Esq., Constantinople, Peh. 8, 1882. “. . . I may further say that I have now used your 12-bore New Model Keeper’s Gun two years, and fired several thousand cartridges out ot it, and find it in every respect fully equal to guns which I have bought from .London firms for sixty guineas. I must add that my friend M. Alphonse Crepin, for whom 1 bought a similar gun to my own, confirms my verdiot,* ( From T. Preston Battershy, Lieutenant 8.A., F.E.A.S., May 1,1882. “ I have much pleasure in stating my satisfaction with the 10-hore .New Model Keeper’s Gun. purchased from you lost year. I have found the shooting admirable, and the workmanship and action of the gun thoroughly fitted to stand hard work, of which X gave it a good deal." From Lieutenant V.‘ T. Garland, Ist W.I. Begt., Sierra Leone, Dec. 7,1882. . I may mention that I have for the last five years shot with one of your ’Keeper’s'C.P. Gnus constantly, both at Home and abroad. Except in appearance it is as good and os tight now as it was when new. Only a few days ago I shot with it a full-grown ’harness antelope,’ with No. 6 shot. I got him behind the shoulder, and he didn’t run a yard afterwards.^ From Charles E. Kenyon, Esq., Moreton,Oswestry Salop, Jan. 10,1883, “ I have used a * Keeper’s ’ Gun of your make in South America for the two last years, and I don’t believe any man conld have a better. I have shot with it more tha n 2000 wild duck, and am sure no 50-gninea gun could have done better, many not as weu. X have killed wild geese and swans with it at tremendons distance." Cantion. —In conseqnence of the unfair competition to which they have been subjected, and the way In which other makers have sold inferior arms under the name of “ The Keeper’s Gun,” originally Introduced into the. trade by tbeir Firm, Messrs Bland have been obliged in self-protection to adopt ttrade mark for their “ Keeper s " Guns, • and for the future no “ Keeper’s ’’ Gun will he issued by them without having the trade mark on the heelplate. The wording wi 1 vary so as to indicate the character of the Gun, whether a “ Keeper’s," t “Keeper's" New Model, or a “Keeper’s" Hammeriess, but in each case the trade mark will be the figure of a Keeper with his gun under his arm, and accompanied by his dog, in a circle, (with the words “The Keeper’s Gun." i “THE CAPE GUN,” A Rifle and Shot Gun Combined, The right barrel, being for shot, is a 12-cylindei bore; tbe left is 577‘450 with Henri rifling, using the Government Boxer cartridge; it is sighted np to 300 yards; weight, 91h. Price, 16 Guineas. The “ Field," of Oct. 13,1877, says of the “ Cape Gun ": —“ Selecting one at random from stock, we tried tbe rifled barrel, first at 70, and afterwards at 100 yards, from an 'ordinary rest, and were able to put hall upon hall at both distances, so that the truth of its shooting from the rifled barrel is good enough for any purpose, and, indeed, cannot be excelled even by the most expensive rifle in the market." EXPRESS DOUBLE EIFLES. •860, '4OO, ’450, -500, and *577 bores. 20 Guineas. Testimonials. , \ . From H. Jones Bateman, Esq., Kheri, Ondh : j India, August 8,1879: “I have_ every reason to be perfectly satisfied with the ’SOO Express yon sold me three years ago. It compares favourably with rifles ooswngdouble theprice." From T, Foljambe Hall, Esq., Masonic Hotel, Grahamstown, South Africa, May 18, 1882: —“ I have delayed hitherto in writing to you about my rifle, as I wished to give it a thorough trial. I have now 'done so, and can truly say that it has more than fulfilled my utmost expectations. At all ranges I have found it most accurate; the action has withstood every test of weather, and the work, manship leaves nothing to he desired." Prom E. Percy Pmder, Esq., Indian Forest Department, Nov. 8, 1882 ...... My rifle, C.F., - 500 Express, built by yon, is a magnificent weapon; indeed, I never used one that I like so well." N.B.—Any of the above can; he delivered free in either of the large ports of India or of British Burnish, u a tin-lined cose, for £1 Is more. T. BLAND AND SONS. Addresses: 106, Strand, London, W.C. (opposite Exeter Hall) 62, South Castle street, Liverpool; And, 1, 42 and 43, Whittall street, Birmingham. BUEEOUGHES & WATTS, 87, Market street Manchester, Sole. Contractors to Hei Majesty’s War Department and Admiralty. Billiard Tables from 55 guineas upwards. Sole agents for, ; Beat’s ,Patent, liegietering Billiard and, .Pool Marking Board. The Cement, the host for tipping billiard cues. 1 Price 6d, Is, flu, 3s. Sole agents for Fnller’a Patent Cue Cramp, the. -- simplest machine*for’ tipping billiard ones. Price, 6s. 6d. Seats, Settees, and Lounges of all prices' and de-’ soriptiona. Steam Works—Doan street, Hollen street, and Richmond Buildings. Offices 'id Sho Rooms—9, Soho Square, / London , and 87 jOj; treat, Manchester. ,■ >. ASCEELES - - Gout and 'Rheumatic Pißs, a 1 i , once and in- a few days cure gout, rheumatism, sciatica, tic, ite. Sold at la lid and Is 9d per box, by all demists - and medicine vendors,"