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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9146, 13 March 1893, Page 7

Merchandise. . nr'voii UKETnICE TEA ASK GROCER FOR 1 silver medals »WH mm wmm i I CELEBRATED&THE BEST 1 PURE INDIAN CHINA& CEYLON TEAS i PROCURABLE I Gold Medals, Paris, 1878, 1889. Of Highest Quality, and Having |J|" |i Q Greatest Durability are therefore fr j" |» ■% CHEAPEST. B ifasuw >■" ■ ■■ m *^^?^^ om^^Tr^?* mmmmm 7 m 7r m *a?a!~~ ■— —■■■- ■■■■—■ ■ ' -—- ■ »—-——* Furnishing. ISM 1 ■q,Limj-JZlal^ r *T|!f WINKS & HALL,

CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERER, AND CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN W. & H. would call the attention of Tourists and Others to their large Stocks of TABLES, CABINETS, WORK, GLOVE, AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, Manufactured from the Fancy Woods of New Zealand. As Presents for Home they cannot bo surpassed for Beauty and Workmanship. WINKS & HALL, Shortfand-street, Auckland. tZ ' ■ ' »■ " ■ _ _ , ; • "Wire Rope. ._ IMPORTANT, NOTICE. It having transpired that inferior Rope was boing shipped to Colonial customers as SMITH'S B ROPE," tho Manufacturers, in order to protect themselves and clients, have TRADEMARKED the designation in the various Colonies as below. Tho Mark will be attached to all "B SPECIAL FLEXIBLE" STEEL WIRE ROPES leaving Thos. and Wm. Smith's Works, and supplied by our Agents. -Oft-— ■#» It— ~ I i~y* y±m MESSRS SMITH auk Contractors to the Melbourne and Sydney Thamways, Broken Hill and Mount Morgan Mines, Etc. We have just landed a special shipment of tho "B SPECIAL FLEXIBLE," in all sizes. To arrive, SMITH'S STEEL WIRE for Aerial Tramways, etc., in lengths up to 6000 ft. Indents for STEEL WIRE, suitablefor Aerial Tramways, etc., executed with promptitude " by cable." Testimonials, Tests, and Price Lists on application to the Agents, .ROSS & ANSENNE, SMpchandlers, &c, I QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (Opposite Railway Station).

Local Industries. i , _____________ ________________ - — TESTIMONIAL FROM Til!! PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. ~ ~ " Wellington, N.Z. Slß,—lb affords mo much pleasure to be r.bio to inform you that an inquiry which I caused to be made into tho question ot the quality of the Galvanised Corrugated Iron manufactured by you lias resulted very favourably to the industry. The En<''iiieer-in-Chief ! reports' that tho examination and testa which he has made show that tho iron known as the "Southern Cross" brand is of exceptionally good quality, and equal to any in the market. He also states that it is reasonable in price.--I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, R. ,T. Skddon, Minister for Public Works. ' . » it _ Samuel Parker, Esq., Galvanising Works, Auckland. tar After reading tho abovo Testimonial, bo sure and ask for S. PARKER'S Galvanised Corrugated Iron, And thus make certain of securing really FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE at a low price. Don't be put off with any other make of Iron, but insist on having the LOCALLYMADE, and thus help to find employment for our workingmen and keep the money in the Colony. __ S- _?_A»_a_3:_3_=l'S GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON (" SOUTHERN CROSS" BRAND) Has been recommended by the ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF of the Colony to be used on all future buildings to be erected by the Government. This recommendation, which has been adopted by the Government, was made after a THOROUGH EXAMINATION and testing of the Iron ab S. Parker's Southern Cross Galvanised Iron Works, Mechanics' Bay, Auckland. Spouting, Ridging, Corrugated Tanks, Lead Head Nails, etc. manufactured at the Works, Victoria-street. , S, PARKBE. OFFICE _.-_.—.-. VICTORIA-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND.