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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6822, 28 September 1883, Page 2

Pottery. EWTON pOTTERY. QEORGE jB 0YI) > - MANUFACTURER OF SANITARY PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION:; ■ Also, STENCH TRAPS, FLUSHING BLOCKS,- AND, ALL NECESSARY .CONNECTIONS FOR COMPLETE SANITARY DRAINAGE. CHIMNEY POTS, in Buff Terra-Cotta;: designed to suit , every rclass of buildings and for the prevention and core of smokey chimnies, also to keep outrain. ARCHITECTURAL TERRA-COTTA can-be made in any ; design -in Red or Buff. Sample of the Red may be. seen at the' Pier Hotel, Albert-fitreot; also, the Charlemont Hotel, Wakefield-street. . . ■, > - BUILDERS', COREING TILES (all sizes), FIRE HOBS, STABLE PAVING LUMPS WALL COPING, very strong, made: to-receive: iron fences, equal to. and cheaper than stone. - > . . BAKERS' OVEN TILES (all sizes), also; FURNACE LUMPS arid OVEN LININGS, SETTLERS' FfRE CLAY OVENS (complete). VASES, PEDESTALS, BUSTS, : STATUARY, MEDALLIONS, FOUNTAINS, BALUSTERS, STRING'-COURSES, CORNICES, ■ TERMINALS, also,, RIDGING TILE (with Crests) in great variety. • Samples of the Vases may be seen at tho City Park fountain, and the Ridge Tiles, may,bo seen on the Park Lodge, Garden edging, garden seats, fern baskets, and flower POTS (all sizes). ./ ■■ SUPERIOR GLAZED lIEARTH AND FENDER TILES (not Minton's); also, UNGLAZED TILES for Verandahs;. Passages,or Halls, in various .coloured patterns., PATENT ENAMELLED KITCHEN SINKS, made air sizes, complete, with Brass Plug and overflow, also, Slop Stones. Good and Cheap. PATENT CLOSET PANS, with- Flushing Rims and Traps, URINALS, HORSE MANGERS and CATTLE TROUGHS. All sizes to order. SUPERIOR ROCKINGHAM and YELLOW. EARTHENWARE in Tea and Coffee Pots, Jugs, Spittoons Milk Bowls; Fruit Plates, Blanc-Mange and Pudding Moulds, Starch Pans, Bread Pans, Butter Coolers, Milk Pans, Butter Crocks, Fruit Preserving and Pickle Jars of all kinds and sizes, with lids, bungs, or uncovered; Spirit Jars," arid Fanoy Show Casks, with names of licjaore. FIRE-CLAY GOODS of every description, made from the best elayo that, can be procured, and now carefully selected for where great heat is required, such aa Iron Blast Furnaces, Forge, Rolling, and Puddling, Glass. House Pots, Pottery, &:c., Gas Retorts, Flue Covers, and Fire Lumps of every kind 1 made to order, •' SUPERIOR GROUND FIRECLAY in casks or bags. CHARCOAL FILTERS of superior quality, all properly fitted up, with latest improvements. All Filters purchased at tho Newton Pottery can bo unpacked, recleaned. and thoroughly made sweet and wholesome at a trifling expense. This cannot be done with the imported, no matter how impure they get. ALL ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE GOODS AT THE WORKS. Hours—S to 5; Saturday, .8 to 3. Ira, ILLUSTRATED SHEETS AivD PRICE LISTS MAY BE HAD ON APPLICATION. May, 1883.

IronmongeryjQHEAP g-ARDWARE 234, Qbjikn.STKKET ADOm ' / \ J. & J. DICKEY HAVE FOB SALE — .. ROWATT'S ANC7CAPNIC LAMPS, .. Also, Extra BURNERS, FONTS, GLOBES & WICK'J And a Groat Variety o£ CHMNIES. RODGERS', LOCKWOOD, & WIGFALL" TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, JOHNSONS CELEBRATED SCISSORS CLARK'S BOILERS, SAUCEPANS, &p,, GRIFFITHS' PATENT TEA AND COFFEE POTS. Stamped Tinned Meat and Pie:, Dishes,. Lasi«c and Milk Pans, all sizes. Buckets, Tiies, Pails and; Ovens Bboom3, Sobubusbs, Whisks &0., Haib, Cloth, and Nail Bbushks,. PARKES', BLACK'S, AND LYNDON'S SFADE3 AND DIGGING FORKS; GARDEN HOES, RAKES. & TR "HVELS. DISSTON SORBY, AND SPKAK AND JACKSON'S HAND, RIP, AND TENNQN SAWS, *XE ADZES, TOMAHAT7KB AND CHISELS. AUGERiI, PLANES, HAMMERS, BRACES, TWIST AND PATEN BITS, ali sires,* ' ' ' LOCKS, HINGE NAILS, AND BRASS WAR SCOTT GENUINh a UITK LEAD, RAW, BOILED, AND LINSEEX) Olli. 5 P EB 01SCOUNT ALLOWED TO CASH PURCHASERS On all 8 !es amounting to 20a and upwards J. 4 J. D 1 0 K E *•, 234, Qteek-stebkt. ' Young men's christian' association, •; CORNER OF WKLLEBLKY AND Heading Room, Comfortably Furni«hotL : ; : All the Leading Payors ou tho tables. Subscription, 6d por quarter. Tho Library contains upwards of 2800 vols, in tho various departments of Literature. • Sub acription, 2a Oil per quarter. TitA and CoffsjTPiu) ■ VIDED. KMPLOYMaNT AND BOAIU>INO-HOUfIK GIBTEBS, Meetings tor Youno Men on Tuesdays,'at 7.50, EvanpeUstio Sorvicoa, Thtjusdays, at 7.50. Bible : Heeding and Prayer, Saturday*, at 7.30. Bible Clou. Sroday, at 3 p.m. . STRANGERS and otliers (especially Young Men) cordially invited to visit the rooms, where all infor-\ mutton maj b.-obtained. Open from 8 a.m. to 10 P.QU • | •