Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6004, 14 February 1881, Page 2

pjj 3j Ui ft ' agery, &c. y:; ?*■; ~ , .^ E. » - Wx|-^^ . IRONMONGERS, /IRON/ iIERCHANTS AND AGRICULTURAL : IMPLEMENT:'DIIIORTERS, • •.-.—.■. -•-■; :i .-.aijTida _—: .r : r:i;;qi;iß 1 , .;;; iHOWARD'S NEW PATENT 'SIMPLEX MOWERS AND'REAPER.^;-. i' Fully bear out the' name; being simplicity itself, are very strong, with the fewest possible working .parts/ nev( olog, having open gearing/ The wearing parts are made of wrought iron.and steel: --'S-i ; The London Times, referring to the trial of; Reapers- at Penrith, on Augustl7," states — "In the'class for Self-delivery Reapers eight machines competed. The " Simples" of Messrs. Howard, Bedford took a draught of lcwt 3qrs only, and after a second trialwith the well-known American Machine of Walter A Wood, it was awarded the First Prize in its class, the jthree next to it in point of draught' being W. Aisoi Wood; Plckslcy, Sims and Co., and Walter A.: Wood; whose machines all took a draught of 2cwt lqr, tk< heaviest being Messrs. Brigha'm's " Excelsior," 3cwt." ; On the previous day, the "Simplex"\Reaper was awarded the Silver Medal by the Ayrsliire Agrieultnra Association, and in the following week the Cheshire Agricultural Society awarded itthe First Prize Medal. HOWARD'S SELF-ACTING ANGLOJ-AMERICAN HORSE HAY RAKES. •■•'•■■"■■- AMERICAN HORSEHAY"RAKES ANE TUMBLE RAKES. NORWEGIAN HARROWS, the best pop. extracting fern from the grocnb. STEEL SEED HARROWS and ; ,, ZIGZAG HARROWS. , CAMBRIDGE'S,PATENT FIELD ROLLERS. GAMMON AND DEERING'S NEW STRING BINDING MARSH HARVESTER This is without doubt the best Harvester in the market. One is now on view at the Highstreet Store, and E. P. and Co. particularly request all farmers to call as soon as" . possible, so that there may be no; delay in delivery for this seacon.HARVESTING TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. ~, ■-:-_ POTATOE RIDGING AND RAISING PLOUGHS. AMERICAN AND COLONIAL HORSE. HOES AND SCARIFIERS."' / : HORNSBY'S AND; HOWARD'S DOUBLE AND SINGLE - FURROW PLOUGHS. .; ; ; AMERICAN HILL-SIDE PLOUGHS. CHEESE PRESSES, MILK PANS, IAND. ALL DAIRY REQUISITES. >'■■' ■■ -; WEIGHBRIDGE AND WEIGHING MACHINES. E« I? '■'■°- R Tr ! E R & Retail Department—Queen-street.. ■.'■"' Wholesale and Iron; Yard—High-street Agricultural Implement Warehouse—Chancery Lane and William-street., :

'■■■■. Public Notices. Jj ° u l s A. ;:: :1 V T - H ,. A - r:^ SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, "Dashwcob House," 9, NeSv Broad-street, London, E.C. PURCHASES AND SHIPS ALL KINDS OF ENGLISH, CONTINENTAL, " AND AMERICAN MERCHANDISE. All Orders (large or small.) will be promptly and faithfully executed on moderate terms on receipt of their approximate value in banker's draft on London, or with authority to draw at 60 or 90 days' sight, against Bills of Lading for amount of shipments. _ Catalogues, Circulars, Drawings, and Information of all kinds will.be sent without delay to all applicants, and every facility will be extended with a view to stimulating and encouraging business. L. A. N. is also prepared to receive consignments of New Zealand Produce, .which will have prompt attention, and personal supervision. Represented in Auckland by A. H. Nathan, Lower Queen-street. i ' ' .

Oil and Colourmen. Local Industries. -foTEW PAPERJLANGLNGS FOE, ISSO. npHE AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND Jj( JL FACTORY. Large or Small Buyers of Paperhangings would ( [Established ISGI.] do well to call at | HOLLAND & BUTLER'S '\ hM jS /$ PAPERHANGINGS, OIL COLOUR, AND GLASS ' MISzW/mi 28 and 30, Victoria-street, Auckland, ) 0 _. K 2 : Where may be inspected one of the Largest and Best ] ; aPsSow JP»V*fabll2jSsP \§& Selected Stocks of Paperhangings in Sew Zea- Tpj^ - - «. ' land, from 4d per piece to the most costly. *» \ GILT. AND STAINED PICTURE FRAME : MOULDINGS IN GREAT VARIETr. Picture Framing in all its Branches at Lowest Possible lisifl ;*•«■■?» |^^^i^^ Oil, Colours, Glass, Varnishes, Brushware, Scrim, Qlaf» ffialSi J?$H ' Sliades, Wax Flower Making Materials, B^Bl dor HOLLAND & BUTLER, trademark. Oh,, Colouk. and Glass Merchants. WHOLESAIE AND RETAIL: - - ' Vesetiak Blinds from Is per foot superficial. ' ~Z~ 77" ~ Old Blinds Painted, Taped, and Corded at low prices. (Joacnbuilaers- Blinds sent to aU parts of the Colony on the —— — shortest notice on remittance of order , . .; / ' A. &A. BUSBY.' '^^!sKs|§^rt ! r-?»- = B»_; I (Late M. Horton Busby), ■' <r=«S) VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIRE WORKERS Corner op Cook and Grey-streets, ' Market Square, Auckland. N.Z. ' 'T a^^^^^^^h^4^ rpHE CITY OF AUCKLAND DYEING \^ e^ JL AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT. [\SSifM RICHMOND AND WELLESLEY-STREET EAST. W - ED G A E,; Proprietor. ' Wliile thanking the public for their patronage ' dnring the past sixteen years, W. Edgar would beg ~ ■'■ • to inform them that he has now on hand a Complete ' '■'- Stock of the Very best and Fastest Dyes, and that C with his appliances, in which he has .adopted every OUSINS& A IN modern improvement, he can turn out his work of a.f\ quality not to be excelled — -:-.. --":.... t IL :WE. has just received a large stock of the Newest In thanking the public for their patronage during the Dyes for the most fashionable colours in Shawls, past seventeen years, most respeotfully nutify Opera Cloaks, Babies' Dresses, &c, &c. them that by the addition of increased Silk and Satin Dresses Cleaned or Dyed and Wellappbances, they are enabled to > finished. Ostrich Feathers Cleaned or Dyed any. «vtr Tuvirt n i-Rvnrva Am shade and well Cured. Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned, fei.LLTU3s.IR CARRIAGES. AT CONSIDERABLE Dyed, and Renewed in Colour at short notice.:',. REDUCTION ON FORMER: PRICES. ' Hats, Feathers, Sheepskins Cured, Cleaned or Dyed." Especially, ... I rt2TOrdcrs left at the City Establishment, WellesleyWAf PnUPTTU-o x> tt nnt nri street East, -will meet with prompt attention. Ladies )> fIUUUUBiIii), J3ULr(jriJiss and gentlemen waited upon by leaving their address ■■- --(double AND SINGLE-SEATED).; personally or by post. __ in the following lines; from 10 to, 1.5 per cent, reduc Tfl HE H A I R: tion:— _§_ ITg BEA r/ T Y CAN BE RESTORED AND FARM. UXD. LUMBER! WAGGONS >: .-' ■ PRESERVED. 1 PLATFORM WAGGONS, EXPRESSES Beautiful Hair, Nature's Crown. PAGNALL AND OTHER CARTS, DRAYS, &c'. Eccles' SULPHUR HaIR RESTORER /' ' ': These are made in numbers to patterns, any part car Cannot fail to restore grey hair to its youthful colour, • ' be obtained, ready for fixing. gloss, aud beauty by a few applications. j ' .IT IS NOT A DYE. r>.. t . ™ r„„„ c. : It ever proves itself the natural strengthener of the Call Ah d Inspect, or Send for Pap.tic "• * human hair. ' - — -■ ' i j Identical in composition with the more expensive Hair INCREASED FACILITIES FOR TRIMMING, PAINT • ■ Restorers. Sold in bottles, 2s 6d each. ISO, AND REPAIRING. : ECCLES' VEGETABLE HaIR WASH, Uneiiualled for preserving and beautifying the hair, BUGGIES taken IN EXCHANGE. , ; eradicating scurf and dandruff, it promotes the WHEELS SUPPLIED, TO THE TRADE AT WHOLE- , ~ S'off.' *sta h&S^'SdL™*' sale pricks.,:. ■;: Prepared by 3VI. ECCLES, Chemist Hewin' Buildings, Wellesley-street, ELUOTT-STREET — QUEEN-STREET. A»d sold bv all resectable Ch«n. *U and Hairdressers