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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7567, 20 February 1886, Page 4

Special Advertisements. Jg fJIONKS k QO, HATE ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE— MARVIN'S FIRE AND THIEF-RESISTING SAFES. These Safes preserved thslr contents uninjured at the late immense Are at the Scientific American Offices, New York, and are pronooaced by that Ugh authority to be " the best In the world." " CHAMPION " GRAIN DRILLS to sow Wheat, Oats, Barley. Grass Seed, etc. (Sols Agents). CORTLAND WAGONS (SOLE AGENTS) FARM WAOONI BUGGIES, SINGLE, DOCjSLH, HOODED, OPEN AMERICAN HARNESS AND WHIPS MOWERS, REAPERS, HAT BAKES hairdressers' chairs AMERICAN ORGANS IN ORE.AT VARIETY PIANOSENGLISH, TRENCH, AND GERMAN AMERICAN LATHES ANL FOOT-POWER TRET SAWS AMERICAN AXES AMERICAN CHAIRS, IN GREAT VARIETY AUSTRIAN BENT WOOD CHAIRS DRIED FRUITS PAPERS, PRINTING, WRAPPING, AND TEA KNIGHT'S HOBART JAMS FIJI SUGARS (A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND) FRENCH BRANDIES AND WINES AMERICAN CANNED FRUITS DISC HARROWS, SPRING TOOTH HARROWS PORTABLE HORSE-POWERS rpoNES & QO., QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS. AUCKLAND. FURNISH FROM / AUSTRIAN BENT-WOOB FURNITURE AT /C&y REDUCED PRICES r * GARLI6K and AND AN WELL'S. IRON BEDSTEADS. Reduced in Price at GIARLICK and QF/' CRANWELL'S. Cabinetmakers. n n n ■ GO TO >fa C. FOE Just Opened, CARPETS and BUGS Ex Vanduara and Hermione- LINOLEUM AUSTRIAN BENT-WOOD PERAMBULATORS CHAIRS BEDDING OFFICE STOOLS SPRING MATTRASSEB PIANO and SHOP do. BEDROOM BEL O r CHES° OANI SITTINGROOM CHILDREN'S HIGH and DRAWINGROOM LOW CHAIRS OININGROOM ""iotScHklß"" 1 FDEKITOKB U CASES IRON BED WARDROBES STEADS MATTINGS (various) ™0N P Ne7 ERN CRE CURTAINS and BLINDS Do. FURNITURE COVEi?- BLANKETS and SHEETS INQS QUILTS and HANGINGS ,yi INGS >W FUBNISH " OFFICE FURNITURE. CORNICE FRINGES, BANDS, etc. SHOWROOMS, TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS CARPETS Queen-st., Auckland. SEAIITHRUGS to match. ■ THE CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

J. O H N LAMB, MILLER AND BISCUIT MANUFACTURER, Begs to return Thinks for the support he has had in his business sine-* the year 1860, and having built a most substantial Mill in Fort-street, and or*cted an extensive Roller Plant for making flour on the Hungarian principle, is now prepared to supply a superior class of Flour, which is giving satisfaction to those who have already tried it The following are his New Brands: — Premier Flour, in sacks Standard Flour, in sacks Queen'* Flour, in 100's, CO's, and 25's. Royal Flour. in 100's, 50's. and 25's Cabin and all kinds of Fancy Biscuits. Sharps, Bran. Fowl Wheat, Oats, whole and cruihed, and Wheatmeal also, always on band. Price lists on application at the Office in Fort-street. Ask your Grocer for the Auckland Roller Mill's Flour, and encourage local industry. DR. GEO. G. KENNY, M.8., C.M. (late Resident urgoon of Wellington Hospital and Public Vaccinator for the District of Wellington may be consulted at his residence in Vauxhall Road. Devonport, daily from 9 to 10 a.m. j 2 — 3 p.m. i 6.80 to 8 p.m. #