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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6485, 30 August 1882, Page 3

Public Comparies. rjl & S. MORRIN CO, (LIMITED), IRON AND HARDWARE-MERCHANTS. Capital £150,000. Dißßcrofia: Thos. Morrin W. I. Taylor C. J. Stone ' Jno. Chambers Manaoimo jDibectors : Tho3. Morrin ' Jno. Chambers Secretary : W. D. Buddie. BAXKZR9 : Bank of New Zealand. Messrs. t. & s. morrin, on this the first day of the half.year, have much pleasure in announcing that their Business having become of such magnitude as to necessitate increased capital and organisation, they have converted it into a private LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY," under the name of T. and S. MORRIN and CO. (LIMITED). T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited) havo been fortunate enough to secure Mr. John Chasedkas as a Managing Director, and Messrs. C. J. Stone and W. I. TAYLOa as Directors. Messes. Morrin respectfully thank all their late customers for their liberal support during the many years they have been in business, and hope that the now Company, having increased facilities and capital, will receive the same, only in a larger degree. T. & S. MORRIN. WITH reference to the above, T. and S. MORRIN CO. (LIMITED) have to announce that, in addition to purchase of the LARGE STOCK of MESSRS. MORRIN, they have purchased the MINING HARDWARE BUSINESS of Mr. C. J. STONE, of the Thames, and the SHIP CHANDLERY BUSINESS of Messrs. H. F. ANDERSON and CO., Queen-street, Auckland, and which business will be carried on as before, Mr. J. H. Smith being the Manager of the Thames Business, j and Mr. H. F. Akbehson of the Ship Chandlery. : The new Company have made such arrangements i for the supply of goods as will enable them to meet I the rapidly increasing trade of the North Island. The Company hope the large support given to the old firms will be continued to T a and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited). .Auckland, N.Z., Joly Ist, ISS2. rgIHE NORTHERN BOOT AND SHOE COMPANY (LIMITED) Are Manufacturers of -nOOTS AND ©HOES, JL> OOTS fjfldES, PEGGED, SEWN, OR RIVETTED, AT THE CHEAPEST RATE POSSIBLE WITH GOOD QUALITY. All orders punctually attended to. Inspection and trial order solicited. 17, YVyndham-street, Auckland. ONUiY ON DEPOSIT. The INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING* LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND are prepared to receive Money on Deposit, at Interest, for such short or ong periods as may suit depositors. GEORGE FRASEB, Manager INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING LAND AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY, Offices—Corner. Queen-street & Vulcan Lamb. Board of Manaoemkjtt : Prosldent, Thos. Peacock, Esq., M.HR, VicePresident : A. G. Horton, Esq. Treasurer: Thos. Macky, Esq. Directors : Messrs. Graves Aickin, Ed« Bartley. H. Brett, Jas. Dacre, J. J. Holland, J. Marshall, G. P- Piereo, C. B. Stone, and H. G. Wade. Manager: George Fraser. THIS SOCIETY is prepared to make advances to the extent of three-fourths of the value on Freehold or Leasehold Properly. REPAYMENTS, calculated on the lowest possible remunerative scale, may be spread over any reasonable number of years. FINES NOT ENFORCED in cases of sickness or want of employment. Members may join aa investors or Borrowers at any intending Borrowers before deciding would do wol to apply at the Oliioe of this Society, whero they can make arrangements and terms to suit their convenience. N.B. —Borrowers share in tho profits. £<AUTION TO PUBLICANS. ANOTHER TRADE MARK CASE. In tto District Court yesterday, Samuel Wade, the licenseo of Brunton's Hotel, Sp»infatreet, was proceeded again't by the excise officers for soiling gin In sclinupps bottles as the genuine article. Mr. Purves prosecuted, and Mr. Dcmain defended. ExclseoQicer Rattray gave evidence to tho cifeet that on the Bth instant, he called at Wade's Hotel with Eiciseolflcer Itoche, and asked for Wolfe's schnapps. Wade produced a bottle, and, aftcriaatlng the contents, the oflicors came to the conclusion that it was not schnapps, and Wade then admitted it was gin. On being tested the liquor was found to be 38 or 39 , degrees under proof, whi'e the gennino article was 14 only. Wade said he kept the gin In the bottle for hot grog only. Excise-ofllcer M. G. Roche g&vo similar evidence, and produced a certificate of the i registration of Wolfe's schnapps trade mark in this , colony. Joseph Symonds. wine and spirit merchant, ! stated that the liquor in dispute was J.D.K.Z gin and water. It would cost about Is 10Jd per bottle, while the genuine schnapps would cost about Ss Cd. Tho , Inferior liquor was harmless. For tho defence, Mr. Demain submitted that there was no Intention to defraud on the part of his client, who had told the officers beforehand what the bottle contained. Joseph Clarke and Robert Mason, waiters, were called to prove this, and stated that they heard Wade tell the officers that he had put the gin in thobottla i because he had broken another bottle on the previous day Charles Robson, another waiter, said ne heard Wade say, " Mind, lam selling you gin." The Benoh fined the defendants £10, with £4 ta Mcta,—Melbourne Telegraph, June 16, 1882.