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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8124, 22 March 1887, Page 6

Miscellaneous. NOTICE.— Spoons ul forks in Silver and 1» Electro-plate.— EUdngfcon and Oo. f ftft tb» result ©f important improrements in the abovje manniaotures, are able to offer their guaranteed qualitießat such prices as, while fully maintaining their acknowledged superiority, place them within the reach of all classes. Revised illustrated price list free by post on application. Purchasers ct silver spoons and forks obtain the advantage of mri f Suet nations in the silver markets. Address i ELKINGTON, A CO., 33 Regent street London, or 2, Mooreat strest,Citv- * A GRAND Discovery for the Unfortunate. 40,000 cures have been effected by the follow. Cordial Healing Balm. Us a bottle, will effectually cure debility, loss of mental end physoal capacity, inward decay, nervousness, low spirit* trembling and shaking of the hands and limbs, asthma, consumptive cough, spitting blood, internal bleeding, Ao. 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"Lord Fitzroy Somerset thinks it may interest Messrs Bland to know that yesterday one erf the keepers was fawn shooting with the 30-bore ( New Model Keeper’s Gun’) and No. 3 shot, when he killed two fawns that wore running togethraas dead re a hammer at folly 70 kdliog both with one &nd eoonnng ft third at the bum , jSom’j, W. Whlttall, Esq- Constantinople, Fob. 8, igoa. "... I may further say that I have now need your 12-bore New Model Reaper's Gun two rears, and fired several thousand cartridges out or It, and find it in every respect fully equal to gras which I have bought from London firms for sixty guineas. I must add that my friend M. Alphonse Cropin, for whom I bought a similar gun to mg own, confirms my vardictai , Jfeom T. Preston Battaraby, Lieutenant B.A, P.E.A.S-.May 1,1882. "I have much pleasure in stating my satisfaction with the 10-bore ;New ’Model Keeper’s Gun. pore abased from you last year. I have found the shooting admirable, and the workmanship ami action « UW gun thoroughly fitted to stand hard work, of which I gave It a good deal." _ . Prom lieutenant V. T, Garland, Ist WJ. Bsgt, ,TW ffiSra Ueone, Deo. 7. iSSa. "... I may mention that I have for the last five years shot with one of your 4 Keeper’s* CJT. Guns constantly, both at Home and abroad. Except in appearance it is as good rad as tight new aa It was when now. Only a few days ago! shat with it a full-grown 'harness antelope,* with No. S shot. I gotSm behind the shoulder, and he didn’t run a yard afterwards. ;* ■ Prom Charles B. Kenyon. Esq.. Moreton, Oswestry Salop, Jan. 10,1833. ■ I have used a * Keeper's' Gun ol your make n South America for the two last rears, rad I don't believe any could have a better. I have fist with it more than 2000 wild duck, and am sure no 50-guinea gun oould have done better, many not as wefi. I have killed wild geese and swans with it at tremendous distance." ; ■ ;: ; .' Caution.—ln consequence of the unfair compete tion to which they have been subjected, and the way in which other makers have sold inferior arms under the name of 44 The Keeper’s Gun," originally Introduced Into the trade by their Firm, Messrs Bland have been obliged in self-protection to adopt trade mark for them " Keeper's "Gras, and few the future no " Keeper's " Gun will he issued by them without having.the trade mark on the hed. plate. The wording wi 1 vary so as toindioate the character of the Gun, whether a Keeper J, Keeper's" New Model, or a ■‘Keeper’s "Ham. merless, but in each case the trad© mark wlii oft the figure of a Keeper with his gun under Ms arm, accompanied by his dog, in a (drole, I with • tht words "The Keejar’s Gun." - A Rifle and Shot Ora Combined. - The right barrel, being for shot, is a 12-eylinder bore: the left is 677*450 with Henri rifling, using the Government Boxer cartridge; it is sighted up to 300 yards ; weight, 91b. Price, IS Guineas.! The ”Field," of Oct. IS. 1877, says of the "Caps Gun ** i—” Selecting one at random from stock, ret tried barrel, first at 70, and afterwards at 100 yards, from an ordinary rest, and ware able to put ball upon ball 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* 9 * . EXPRESS DOUBLE RIFLES. •360, *4OO, *450, *SOO, rad *677 bores, 20 Guineas. Tassntovuns. From H. Jones Bateman. Esq., Kheri, Oudb India, August 8,1879: " 1 have every reason to be . perfectly satisfied with the *6OO Express yon sold me three years ago. It compares favour* bly with riflas costing double thaprice.” From T. Fo.jambe Hall, Esc,, Masonic Hotel. Graham ntown, South Africa, May 18, 1882:— 44 1 have delayed hitherto in writing to you about my rifle, as I wished to give it a thorough trial. 1 1 hare now done so, and can truly say that it has mom than fulfilled my utmost expectations. At all ranges I have found it most accurate; the action has withstood every test of weather, and tbs weds, manship leaves nothing to be desired." From R. Percy Pindar, Esq., Indira Forest Department. Nov. 8, 1882; —" ...... My rifle, C.F., *SOO Express, built by you, is a magntfr cent weapon; indeed, I never need one that I like so wall, 4 ' N.B.—Any of the above can be delivered tree is 1 either of the large ports of India or of British Bnrmah, n a tin-Uned case, for £1 Is more, T. BLAND AND SONS. 106, Strand, Lendon, W.C. (opposite Exeter Ball) 32, South Castle street, Liverpool And, 1, 42 and 43, Whlttall street. Birmingham Natural mineral waters of Apoiib naris, Vais Vichy, Ca. Isbod, Sritzar. 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