At the York meeting of our Association I ventured to predict that, unless some substantial improvement were made in the steam-engine (of which improvement, as yet, we have no notion), 1 believed its days, for small power, were numbered, and that those who attended the centenary of the British Association in 1981 would see the present steam-engines in museums.—Sir J. Beamwell. President British Association. - A Public Apology is not needed for recommending Arthur Nathan's Teas. Reliable and honestly packed, they are the very best for use in every family that wants good Tea. 2s and 2s (id per lb. In every store. 15 The world goes round and nob square, as some imagine; hut Mrs. S. A. Allen's World's Hair Restorer still bears the palm for restoring the youthful colour anil brilliancy to the hair, 16
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8681, 25 September 1891, Page 6
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