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: Furnishing GoodsJ"_ &s J"_ IDIOIKIIE ,^"., A SPOONS <£ / SPOONS \ <* SPOONS \ * SPOONS * % FORKS * % FORKS & \ FORKS / & FORKS v 234, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ~~ Machinery. pHCENIX FOUNDRY, STANLEY - STREET, AUCKLAND. i HAVE very great pleasure in announcing to my many friends and customers, both in Auckland and hrouriiouttheColony of New Zealand, that, having made exceedingly favourable and sat lß faxrtory , n~n! am 2 g 1; free from the heavy responsibility and liabilities which, till lately burdened me! I am agauriairly Parted in my Old Works, with its n«u and kxtensivh plant (which is not equalled in the Colony). I take tide opportunity of sincerely thanking my many friends and customers, who have kindly ~Jnlhl ™thvdurLa the troubled times 1 have had to pass through like during

any orders entrusted to mo shall still be executed in my old riRST-CLASS STYLE AND OF THE VERY BEST MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP, And through my now favourable position, at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. My Laror Stock op Valuable Pattehns, which has been accumulating for '"ore than a quarter of a century, gives me a great advantage in supplying the wants of Auckland and the Thames. SAWMILL MACHINERY. Machinery for the smaller and less expensive nulls. MARINE AND LAND ENGINES. We have made and titled up (on board ship) Marino Engines, with Surface Condensers of considerable ~J 2 ™Z many Enrfni for Steam Launches (high pressure) with and without Surface Condenser* • also Land Klines of considerable dimensions, Condensing and non-Condensing. ' We have a powerful Steam Hammer and a Scrap Furnace, and can make any Shafts or other forging* that are likely to be required here. FLAX MACHINERY. I claim to be the inventor of this process now in use, and which has enabled Flax Dressers to produce a marketable article at a payable price, and thereby establishing an industry which baa done, and now is floTn -x great amount of good for our Colony. I have in course of construction an unproved Flax ■ Machine which I invite those interested to see before ordering any new Machines. I W uld also draw attention to my Patent Drum Dresser, which is a simple and inexpensive Machine for drying up the beaters on the drums now in use, and is exceedingly useful, S aving tiles and getting the beaters on the drums into a true state with a very few minutes' application. I also make duplicate parts for all Flax Machines now in use, at lowest PRICES. BOILER MACHINERY. Having made arrangements for the taking down of my Boiler-making PLant at Mechanics' Bay, and it* re erecLnhSUnley street, and having, amongst other good Machinery, a powerful Steam II vetting Mnd7ne wil hortly b in a position to execute orders for either Land or Marine Boilers of any dimenMiuh.ne«l will best construction; and I here again assure my customers that 1 will meet the SrcbenU U t?e"m« by SUtheVKKV BEST OF MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP in all work that I undertake, at THE LOWEST possible pricks. MINING MACHINERY Jtaltr with a large Berdan attached, for crushing specimens and testing small Mβ of quartz which .stamper witna large i> Kuranui Gold Mining Company. Since then I have mado and SffJ55S Pla™cted on the HZ JSLid, and have the patterns of all sized Stamper Batteries, Jlerdans, etc. Fraser's Improved Grinding and Amalgamating Mill for Gold and Silver Ores, etc. But I would here specially call the attention of all who are interested in our golfields to my improve Min IMPROVED continuous grinding and amalgamating mil

from so to 100 W r cent of the B old contained in the ore, and which, I feel sure, win supjuy u » «.».».«.* • ti MToMnei:;; (ospociaW where poor ores exist, and where «ne crushing a^olu^y^re q «,rod), „ fact, a cheap method whereby the gold and silver can be separated and saved from the ra« ore. By the adoption of this Mill the necessity for Copper Plates, Blanket TkMaiMuj jJJ >° ,xpensive attendant, are not required, and are entirely disponsed with. It *I*o < ae ß a»a Uo hours to a de S vee of Hnenoss far surpassing any Berdan crush,,* I" -I without any loss of quicksilver. ■• «LJ> Box should be placed quite close to the Milla discharging direct into them. The screens , " TIZ To nS Squire to be finer than J-inch mesh, as the Mill quite easily reduces from hat on flu» ier Box do not requ re i nocessa ry The lip of overflow is 103 inches in circumference, which :; id o t 1 bottom of the Mill, the manager or superintendent can draw off at any toe without attached to tlie uos quicksilver, and squeeze the amalgam therefrom and return the SS to £Mm(" -y craved to cleans up Copper Plates and attending to Blanket Tables) The Syphon can be boxed in and kept under lock and key. T HimF WITHOUT HESITATION, STATE THAT MY IMPROVED MILL WILL REDUCE DOUR KTH OUANTITY OF RAW ORE OR TAILINGS TO THE GREATEST DEGREE OF KINKNKSS AND sivE MORE GOLD THAN ANY MILL OR PAN I KNOW OF. T cordially invite all Mine and Battery Owners and Managers to call at our WORKS, STANLEYSTRKKT where they can see the Mill at work, and judge for themselves. I am'prepared to provide plans and give estimates of the ost of erection of simple, cheap, and effective Plants suitable for our goldficlds. TESTING PLANT. I have erected at the WORKS, STANLEY-STREET, a COMPLETE TESTING PLANT WITH LABORATORY attached, where all ore, to be treated are first crushed dry and passed through a half, inch riddle from which samples are taken, and assays made, and the value of the ore ascertained, before it is put into the Mill, thus finding out the true percentage of gold saved by any appliances. Q.EOEGE ERASER, PHOENIX FOUNDRY, Stanley - Street, JI'UCJZZ'/3-JV'l>. 0

WEDDING PRESENTS. — Endless Variety of Goods, including E.P. Tea Kettles, Cake Baskets, BgjJ Frames, Fish Carvers, • ltiwiiit-boxex Preserve Dishes, Trays, Sugar and I CreauttS vSSSk and Fish Knives anS Forks, C Butter Dishes. Cruet-stands. Hotwater Jugs, salad Howls, Keiviette tt!ngs, rcapota, Vases, Sugar • Bukel*. Breakfast Cruets, Afternoon leaapooiiß, • inkataiKlx. Pickle Knim«s, 'J'oast Racks, Butter » Knives, Pickle Forks, Salt-wllars; also, many of thenbovuin STERLING SILVER, i-nces strictly Moae.al.-THK BBFOBM SUPPLY, Opposite the Union Bank , ,

Tlf ININ G RE GISTER. >• Any person havinc Kngines Boilers, and MaChinwy of any kind for Hale, is invited to have the name entered in the "New Zealand Machinery lte-nister " which is published monthly throughout the"Colony No charge is made for entry, commission being charged on sales only. , Persons requiring any kind of Machinery are also requested to apply for information before purchasing. JOHN CHAMBERS, 139, Queen-street, Auckland

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8476, 29 January 1891, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8476, 29 January 1891, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8476, 29 January 1891, Page 7

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