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Marlborough Express, Volume XXX, Issue 40, 16 February 1894, Page 1

F. IMPORTANT NOTICE. To Property Owners, Estate Agents Hotel Proprietors, Householders, ie and the Publio generally. j] THE SANITUM B> 1 S a New Washable Paperhangjj X ing protected by Royal Letters lB Patent, and is undoubtedly the Wallpaper of the future. The following are several reasons why everyone should give the Bamituh preference over all other class of Paperhangings l ~ Public Opinion.— The "Sanitam" n highly recommended, and possesses the qaalitiee advocated by the principal medical journals, leading physioions, and sanitary authorities. Health Properties. — The Banitnm is printed m washable antiseptic colour, wbioh will never decompose, and has been tested by 0. Bstcourt, P. 0.8., F. 1.0. (Publio Analyst to the City of Manchester, and the tt Boroughß of Oldbam, Mscolesfield, Ashtonunder Lyne, Lanoaster, and Bacup), with •0 the disinfectants, viz: a solution of _ Corrosite sublimate, containing one part of * merourio chloride to 500 parts of water ; a )P solution of carbolic acid, containing 5 parts m 100 parts of water, a solution of Banitus itself without dilution; a solution of sulphurous aoid, the aotion of whioh it much stronger than any fumes of snlphnr ous aoid produced by burning sulphur m the ordinary fumigating apparatus. The - foregoing tests are the roost severe wbioh could be applied to either wallpaper or any other form of mural decoration. Extract from report of Dr A. Jasper Anderson, M.A., M.B. (Oxon), D.PH. 0 (Cantab), M.R.O.S. Medioal Officer of g Health, Blaokpool— After any outbreak of infectious disease m a room papered with your patent Sanitum Wallpaper, it would c not be necessary to strip off the old paper, ' and replace with new paperhangings. j Extraot from report of Dr B. H. Quine, L.R.C.P., &0., surgeon and physician — The possibility of using disinfectants of sooh high concentration, without injury to the paper produces a revolution m domestic sanitation. For Hospitals, Hotels, and Lodging Houses nothing could be better, as the walls could then be frequently washed - down with disinfectants, and bo a perfectly sanitary oondition maintained." Obtainable from J. D. IREMONGEft MABKET STREET SOUTH, (Next Smale and Hay's New Building.) STRWART, DAWSON, & CO/S World-famed ENGLISH LEVERS. SPEND yonr Money Wisely, and Secure the Best Value by .purchasing from the Manufacturars. Bemember I There are no middlemen m S.D. & Co.'o system, and no retail profits. £8 lOs.—S.D. A Co.'s Grand Liverpool English Hunting Lever ; every knows improvement ; gold balance ; defies all competition ; cheap at £6 6b ; beware of Imitations. £4 10*.— 8.D. A Co.'b Scperb English Hunting Levere ; three paire extra jewels, and real chronometer balance ; worth £7 7s. PA 10a.— S.D. A Oo.'b Grand Tbree-qaarier plate centre eeoonde Chronograph Levers ; thousands m wear ; without equal ; cheap at £10. £10 10b.— S.D. A Co.'s English Doable Minute and Seoonds Independent Chronograph Lever (all English) ; the best sport* ing watoh m the world ; matchless ralue. £1 7s 6d.— S.D. A Co.'s Sterling Silver Defiance W&tches ; the best low-prioed watch ever made. Hunters do.. £1 15s (Lftdiea 1 and Gent*',) Well worth three guine&e. S.D. & Co.'b Ladies' English Gold Levers £8 10s. S.D. A Co.'c Ladies' English-Hunting Gold Levers, £11 10s. S.P. & Oo.'s Ladies' Keyleas Gold Levers, £14 lOe. S.D. A Oo.'b Ladies' 18 carat Gold Vfaioh Kcyleßß, £7 10b. B.D. A Oo.'b Gents' English Gold Levers £12 10s, S.D. A Oo.'s Oeats' English Gold Hunting Levers, £16 10a, s.D. A Oo.'s Gentb' Gold Keyless Hunting Leverß, £18 10s. 3D. A Oo.'b Gente' Half Chronometers, S.D. A Oo.'s X3ents' English Double Gold Chronographs, £97 10s and £30. 9.D. A Co. gaarantee a saving of 35 per sent to averv buyer of each gold watch ♦hey sell JFWFLRY! JEWELRY 1 In all the Newest, Elegant, London designs. Imported direct by S.D. A 00. New consign, menta by every steamer. Every article of guaranteed quality, and at about half the usual oolonfol piices. Geld Sets of Brocmhes and Fa-rlnga, 255, 80s, 60s, 60s, 70s, BGb, w?<* rpwards Gold Brooches, the largest stock m the oolony, 8b 6d, 10s 6d, 13b 6d, 15a 6d, 20s, 27s 6d, 85», 40b, to 80s Gold Barrings, 7b 6d, 10b 6d, 16s, 17s 6d, 80s, to £5 6b Gold Bangles and Bracelets, 8s 6d, 12s 17b 6d, 21s, 80s, to £5 5b La lies' Gold Albert?, short, new designs 45b, 55e, 655, 70s, and upwards Ladies' Gem and Engagement Binge, 17s 6d, 80s, 40s, 60s, to £10 Ladies Gold Keepers, 10s 6d, 15b 6d, 82s and 40s Ladies' Wedding ings, 17b 6d, 28s 6d, 40s Gente' Gold Alberts, 86s, 90s, £5 10s to £1 10s Gents' Gc Lockets, 16s, 17b 6d~, 40s, 425, 50s, 635, 70s, £8 10s, and £10 10s Gent*' Gold Seals and Charms, 16s, 18s 21s, 24b, 80s, 455, 60s Ladies' and Gen Sterling Silver Alberts, handsome new designs, the best value ever offered— prices, 11b 6d, 12s 6d, 14s 6f . 16b 6d, to 25s sterling Silver Seals, Compaeeea, Charms, Lockets, Ac, an immense variety, 2s 6d, 8s 6d, 4s 6d, 6s 6d to life 6d— all won. derfol value. Hon. — All letters, correspondence, and aiders m future, from all parti of New Zeth and, to be sent to STEWART, DAWSON, & CO., 84, Queen St. AUCKLAND. NY Watohes sent daily %U pans safe, tt our own risk, by registere.l post. Send P. 0.0. to S.D. A Co., Auokland, for any Watoh or article of Jewelry you may require, and add Is 8d for postage, and we wUI e«oute your order faithfully and forward, with guarantee, by first mail. Not*.— We hive now no other place of business m New Zealand, and we employ oo agents. All orders and correspondence m New Zealsod to be sent to the abovs kddreae Onamaiutu Saw Mill, rpHE above Mill ie now erected on j. 1 iand selected by A. P. Seymour, , M.H.R., and all orders will receive the best attention of the Proprietor, - who desires to gWe satisfaction m Friee and Quality, ar» thus retain a old customer* and supply new ones. r Timber dressed to order and supplied to any part of the Dieteiet. i- Orders may be left with Mr J n 0. Botham, Tua Marina. 0. 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