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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8144, 15 April 1887, Page 3

Misoalltmooiu IMPROVED NOISELESS TYBEB, CABMONT’S PATENT. THE NOISELESS TYEE COMPANY, Limited, are now prepared to execute orders for their speciality in Eubber Tyros. Theadvautag«s offered axe absolute security against the runbli' coming oat of place on the roughest roads, and, being noiseless, offer perfect luxury to the occupants erf carriages having these tyres, together with upydoobted ecc&otuy, as the old cumbrous way of 'applying rubber is superseded by the Cnrmonl process. The following testimonial has boon given. Copy letter from 11. S. Bensbaw, M.D.: “ Sale Bridge House, Sale, March 37, 18SS, “ Dear Sir,—The noiseless iudiarubber tyrec fixed to my open carriage have worn remarkably wall. For several months, and or an average of eight hours a-Cay, they have been driven over macadam, cobble stones, various kinds of sets pun oiuder roads, and there is no indication of damage whatever. The luxury of driving q*iiet without uolrb ovc- the roughest roads is a groat comfort The indiarubber takes off the jolting movement ordinarily perceived in running over nobble atones, and the saving o' wear and tear to ail parts of the damage is doubtless very groat; over rough roans the noiseless character of the tyre is almosi perfect, as over the roughest way the vibration is reduced to a minimum, and is no more perceptible than In running over the smoothest. They cave n every v;py given me great satisfaction, Fleaer supply my hrongiiam with the same kind of tyree at-your ee rl test convenience. " I am, yours tnvty, • H, 8. Exnsdaw, M.D. Those tvses, which con be applied to carriages, •mbulancos, <fcc„ can be seen at Messrs Windover's, Coochbuilders, lei, Piccadilly; and at Messrs •Forder and C-..’s, Limited, Hansom Cab Builders, 7. Upper St Martin's iane, London. Appheatior from the trade and others to bo made to the Noiseless Tyre Company, Limited, 20, Bt Aunt 1 Square, Manchester. 1 3a laon 1885-1806 Season i385-18S6 L. PEANG A CO..S CHBISTMAS AND NEW YEAE CABDS. WE beg to exnross our thanks to our patron* and friends for the kind and flattoriuf , appreciation of our past efforts, and feel a pardon■able pride at the very emphatic endorsement ■ whi jh our cards have received from the American, • English, German, and Australian Press. With cue ,accord these exponents of public taste have givor our Cards the first rank over all similar production* In the market. We ore honud to maintain tbu '-superiority; and we have, as heretofore, spared nc ■ expense to create, with the aid of our large exiparionoo, a series of novelties for the Christina* season, which, we have no doubt, will meet the ■ expectations of the trade. Wo have bean singularly fortunate in procuring the assistance of, wo mav say, rerresontativo American talent In the .preparation designs, and besides have secured ' iho co-operationi; of some ot the most eminent European artiste. , . Our line is now completed, and our agents are oi the road to call on our patrons and friends, At 'inspection of the sample hooks will convince then that, in regard to originality and variety of design, ■ excellence and richness in execution, it fa. our last voar’o effort. To give on idea of the high .Artistic order of the line, we would say that « °°Pimre designs by Miss Dora Wheeler, Mk> Eoaina Emmet, Miss L. B. Humphrey, Miss L. B 'Gomlua, Ehhu Vedder, Walter Satterlee, A. F. Brooks and others. „ _ ... Laffi2scape Designs by W» Hamilton Gibson, Thftnas Moran, F. L. Smith, and others. Anlma Designs by B, E. Bensell an Haws and Bird Designs by Miss Fidelia Bridges Mrs E. 0. Whitney, Jean Bohie, of Brussels j H Qlacomelli, of Paris, and others. The Literary matter in connection with our dosuras has been carefully attended to —amovg others, by Mrs Celia Thaxter, Mrs Emily Shatv Forman and Joaquin Miller, Oar Boguiar Lina of Chrioticfts and New Year*,' Cards will comprise plain cords, fringe cards, and double fringed cards, varying in price from 80 cents $0 60dol per sot of 12. Protectors are furnished with all fringed cards, send also envelopes for all series costing. I*Bo per ee 1 -and more Besidee our regular line, we would call spool* .attention to the following NOVELTIES AND SPECIALTIES. Aladdin's Lamp,—This is one of the most elaborate and elegant Christmas Gift Cards we have ever • offered to the trade. It is a large folding card, ■heavily fringed, and provided with a leatherette protectsr. The front outside page is a design of peacock feathers on satin; the left Inside page coniJsaias a poem specially written for this gift by Joaquin Miller, also on satin, and surrounded by a ■ delicate border oi oriental design ; the right .aside vpage presents Aladdin bearing bis lamp, alter s -painting by the eminent American artist, 11 libc vjeddor; and to complete the whole, the back is •ombeilifibed with B most unique, artistic design of liisrSi order. Buskin Calendar for 1884.—At the solicitation of some of our business friends, we have this year doold to bring out a calendar, and are happy to be able'to announce that we shall Issue a Calendar Jfvor"ii)hn Buskin, for 1884, This consists ot an n, ';,*jnount with a block calendar, having suitiaSr Morions from John Buskin’s works for each . day ot the year. The selections hare been made by ■n ladywell'known for her cultivated taste and judgment. The mount hue been designed by a well arnown Boston artist, and, coming from her though; •and taotafid shill, the form and decoration will he s fitting scocmpanimcnt to the words within. This wloiiaar will be a source of pleasure to all who love and appreciate Buskin, that they may have every morning a jewel from the treasure of his no.le an., earnest thought. . . “ The Christmas Sheaf,"—A folding card, with inside pages, in colour, stamped out in the shaped a sheaf of wheat. Tied with silk cord and tassels. “ The Christmas Boek."—A surprisingly natural eapresentstion of an open book, with floral designs toy Mrs Fisher, and original poems by Joaqnir hlißer, CHEISTMAS AET FEINTS ON SATIN. The great success attending our efforts in this dine has induced us to bring out a number of new series, consisting of flowers, landscape, and figure designs. These are elegantly finished in several tyies, in fringed tinted mats, with cord and -tassels; on mounts with silk fringe and cord; in ■book form, richly fringed arid with leatherette protectors, and on rich plush mounts. Prices vary -from Idol SOceuts to 3dols SOcents each. We have made largo additions to our birthday Hue, comprising plain cards, fringed and double ■fringed cards, and art prints on satin. Numerous ■aeries at popular prices have been added to our list of Scripture text cords. New flower pieces in mats, Ac. Thanksgiving cards—our line wii also ho tiown now. . , Descriptive Price Lists of our Christmas and New T oar Cards are now ready, and will he sent oc -application, L. PEANG A CO., Boston, Mass U.S.A. •Now York: 38 Bond street. Philadelphia:Hit 'Walnut street. Chicago: 112. Monroe stre ’Son Frannisoo 529. Commercial street, No Families who value their health should be without one of the IT ONDON AND GENERAL WaTKB PUBIFT Jjj XNG COMPANY'S (LIMITED) PATENT CISTEEN FILTEES, Charged solely with animal charcoal, requiring, -whan once fixed, no attention whatever, and supo ior to oil others. Vide Professor Fraukland’e ports to the Eegistror-General, July, 1866, No--romber, 1867, and May, 1870. The “Lancet," January 12, 1867. Also testimonials from Dj HossniJ, September 23,1863 ; the late Dr Lethebv, ■‘February 15,1865, and December, 1872. Price, & 110 s and upwards. Portable Filters on this system, £1 5a to AS, Patronised and used by Her Majesty the Queen at Osborne, by H.E.H, the Prince of Wales at *fitanririTigr»fiTn ) fcy tho Duto of Edinburgh •at Eastwell, by H.E.H. the Duke of Connaught at Bagahot Park, by H.E.H. the Duke of Cambridge, .the elite of lie medical profession, and a thf -Loudon, Westminster, St George's, St Mary’s. ■•Consumption, Fever, and German Hospitals, one ■various Lunatic Asylums, Intitutions, Browenee fco., and by all the schools established by tbs School Board for London. Pocket f Iters, 4s 6d and 6a each. Household and fancy filters, from 12a. Water Testing Apparatus for detecting impurme in water. 10s 6d and 21a each. ‘•The Testing Apparatus for Discovering t>.i Presence of Impurities in Water "is a most c-oa-veaient and portable one. Vide Dyke on the " Pre Uminary Duties of Health Officers." 157, Stroud, W.C. (four doors from Somerset House), London. Bead Water; ita ImparitiesandPurification, Brice, per post. 6d ■vnRTATEELOO PATENT HOUND FEEDING OILCAKES. Suitable for Horses and all Descriptions of Stock. These cakes are composed of a variety of articles, carefully selected, and which, when combined, form the most perfect Mixed Food for Stock thatnhaf yet been introduced, and one that is specially adapted for Young Stock. At tho London Dairy Show this year the first griza for the cow giving the largest quantity and oat quality of- milkwas won by a cow (thoproperty of Mr Coates) which was fed on tho Waterloo Bound Cakes. At the Norfolk and Norwich Christmas Show, held Nov. 16th, 17th, and 18th, 1882, the Champion Prize for tho best Beast in the Show was won by a Btaer which was fed on the Waterloo Bound Cakes. Out of fifty-eight other prizes given at this Show, thirty-eight were won by stock fed on the Waterloo Bound Cakes. July 3rd, 1880. —X have the pleasure othanding yon the result of a careful analysis of one of your Waterloo Bound Cakes, which you sent me a few days ago. The condition of the cake, I find, is excellent. Altogether the enclosed analysis and recent examination of your Waterloo Bound Cake fully confirms me ia the high opinio, which I have expressed in years past of the feeding value ot these cakes. During the last five years I have made many analyses of samples ot your cake, sent to mo by consumers, aud without a single exception, I have found all the samples of the same excellent quality na that of the cake which you sent me for analysis a few days ago, and I am satisfied that you make the Waterloo Bound Cakes always from the same kind of feeding materials of the best quality, and es them in the same proportions. The more ar fijvely the Waterloo Cake will become known tr rJro ft will be appreciated by feeders and fat. tABBof stock. Anouaros Voblomb. delivery is guaranteed to analysis. ■Knt Price, *7lsa per ton. Free on rails Cheque* to be made payable to W. Chamoers Secretary of the Waterloo Mills Cake and Ware -housing Co., Limited, Hull#