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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8960, 18 August 1892, Page 7

Bxiildljttg Material, Fool, &c. - 3 RAILWAY CAR A I 1 At CONTRACTORS, ] FURNITURE VANS, And all kinds of CARRIERS' PLANT on Hire. ) Ex ACacia, I s 20 000 6 and 6 feeb i,OBART PALINGS ; 4,000 HBABT RAILS 5 5 200 and 400 Gallon Iron Tanks. ' TAUPIRI 1 NEWCASTLE}- COAL. VVESTPORT J | FIREWOOD, LIME, SAND, & BRICKS I W. & G. W INSTONE I CUSTOM-STRUCT. ! WES.TPOItT QOAL , 1116 undersigned has on sale this celebrated Coal. 1 Also, TAUPIRI, KAMO, AND NEW CASTLE COAL (House and Smithy] BEST TKA-TUEK FIREWOOD (Cut and Uncut) CHARCOAL BR Si CEMENT. lime, sand, and POSTS, RAILS, AND PALINGS TANKS, GARDEN SHELLS, SOIL. GOODS STORED AND INSURED if required COVERED FURNITURE VANS ON HIRE, With careful driver)*. J. J. €»A IG, FORT-STREET. Telephone No. 44. GOAL! J. EL M 7 C arpenteh - AUCKLAND and NEWMARKET. /■RALPHS TAUPIRI COALS EXTENDKD iRkSKUVK NEWCASTLE AND WESTPORT COAL. FIREWOOD DRAIN PIPES LIMB COKE POSTS AND RAILS SCORIA CHARCOAL PALINGS SHELLS FURNITURE REMOVED. 1300, Newmarket. set, Auckland Office, Shortland-Btroet. 353, Auckland Shed, Breakwater Road W.BDw A K D s (LATK J. EDWARDS), COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. BAY OK ISLANDS, NEWCASTLE, AND TAI PIRI COAL, IN ANY QUANTITY Offic* and Yard : Breakwater, directly oji|ma!(t> Railway Station. Sewing Machines. TWO NEW, WONDERFUL, LIGHT RUNNING, SILENT SEWING MACHINES (OSCILLATOR AND VIBRATOR) Are the latest production for Catnily use._ They have Hiih-arm. New Automatic Bobbin Winder, Self setting Needle, and the latest and Best Self-threading Shuttle. . HIE SINGER HAMMING COMPACT, 261, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Toilet. JjmSON'3 JJAIR E]NEWER RESTORES GRKY OR FADED. HAIR TO ITS i: NATURAL COLOUR. It cleanses the scalp and prevents dandruff. It promotes growth, and makes the hair soft, ;; ■' pliant, afld glbssy. ' /"• • is Bottlics AT 38 <iv. Posted, 4s 6d. [FROM A LADT.i Grafton Road, Auckland, February 18S4.—Sir, —Three yearn ago 1 unfortunately received a supstroke, which resulted in one-half of the hair of ray head becoming perfectly white ; its vitality also was so seriously impaired, that large quantities came out whtneViir conlbed. It may easily bo understood how arttlnus I was, not oiily to get rid of this strange appearance, but to preserve what little remained. After reading your circular, and on the recommendation of a friend who had used your Hair Henewer, I determined to try it; a marked improvement was noticeable by the time the first boi.tle was finished, and by continuing iti usfe to the extent of four bottles, I can now rejoice in killing as fine ahead of Mir at dny one need desire, besides being perfectly restored to its natural colour. After sucn ft transformation, it would be ungrateful on ray part were I to withhold from yoft that meed Of priisa* Which is M justly due to the extraordinarily invigorsit|ng and restoring virtues of yolir Hair ltenewer. Tlie cooling and refreshing properties of your excellent Preparation make it a pleasant adjunct to the Toilet, and not the least agreeable feature is the entire absence of soil or stain to the skid or head-dress. Yours gratefully, C. Mil. EDSON. - Prepared by J. EDSON, CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST, medical hall, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND - 1 (Established 1850.)' YOUNG MEN'S -CHRISTIAN ASSO- ' CIATION. Corn of albeu« Ani> Wellkslkt Streets. Reading-room comfortably furnished. All tit a leading ' PaptJM, Reviews, Magazines, etc., on tile tables subscription, 2s (id per quarter. The Library contains upwards of 3000 vols, in the various departments .of literature; subscription, 2s M. per quarter. ■Tea And 1 Coffee Provlded in Social Room. EMPLOtME.NI BOARUIKOHOUSfI Registers. Meeting for Young Men on Mondats, 8 p.ro. Evangelistic Services, Til USD AYS, at 7.30. Bible reading' and" PfayefV' SiiuftrtAVs, at - ~30. Bible diss. Sunday, at 3p.m. ' Sunday Evening Service in Citv Hall, at 8 pin. " , „ "• £ STRANGERS and others (especially Young Men) cordially invited to visit the Rooms, where all, information may be obtained-. Open from 8 a.m. o 10.30 p.m.