Shipchanderly. ' . - . ~ I • ' - TO MINING COMPANIES, ETC. SMITH'S STEEL ROPES. Wire Ropes should be like Cajsar'swifo—" ABOVE SUSPICION." Therefore, only buy the beat quality, as made by T. & W. SMITH. ' We hare now in Stock and to Arrive the Leading Sizes of /£\tvL ' /y\ SMITH'S PATENT IMPROVED STEEL MINING ROPES, And are in a position to Execute Orders without delay. These Ropes ere now largely in use in the Themes, Upper Thames, and Coromandel goldfields, (CO f&u end are giving the very greatest satisfaction. 32 — I — -5 g~jp . 3§l In ordering specify \% rjj i&/ SMITH'S PATENT IMPROVED STEEL ROPES W J"# V FOR MINING PURPOSES. \J Bf IS o'/ THEY are absolutely THE BEST. AMOito DOZENS of Local Testimonials received BV us, we PUBLISH THE following Thames Drainage/ Works . Mercury Bay, N.Z., Messrs, ROSS & Ansenne, Auckland. 41,1 N ° veraber . 1805 MESSSM A|°toSraiSedRopes, Auckland, **° Ctobor ' m Gentlemon,—l have much pleasnro in stating tiiat wo have been using Dear Sirs,—ln reply to your enquiry of the 25th inst., I may state thai one of T. &W. Smith's sjin. Patent ' mr .? v , ? otooi Wire Ropos during the last few years I have had in use many thousands of feet of oil our atoam capstan, over since you suoplietil it m Feb Smith's "B" Special Flexible Galvanized Bteel Wire, audit found the same to Work remarkably well, being extremely uexiuie lor its 1!W always given satisfaction. I have found no other rope anything like size, and composed of the best material. ■ the quality you have supplied me with, and for bush work it is without •I remain, Gentlemen, yours truly, question the best obtainable. Manager Bi^mp, N ' W.-H. Phillips. Bush Contractor. SMITH'S "B" SPECIAL FLEXIBLE GALVANIZED STEEL WIRE. ALL SIZES IN STOCK FROM 8 TO 8 INCH. This Rope is Finer, More Flexible, contains more wires to the strand, and has a Greater Breaking Strain than any other rope in the market. Is used 'by all the local Timber Companies, Bush Contractors, and nine-tenths of the Local Shipping. # Testimonials, Price Lists, and every information will be promptly supplied on application to ROSS & ANSENNE, , A . t Queen Street Wharf, <OP| S-, Auckland. . on* Agents for , i . Thos. & Wm. Smith's Steel Ropes WE HOLD THE • (Makers to the Admiralty), LARGEST STOCK IN NEW ZEALAND OF HIGH-CLASS STEEL MINING & OTHER ROPES, Medical. / £ The Only Mineral Wafer known containing Salts of Iron perfectly © W Soluble, and consequently easily absorbed into the system. Tfl El m This Mineral Water opens a new era in supplying Iron in IJililJ 0 perfectly soluble form, and is especially recommended by the Medical Faculty where there is weakness and debility; it also entirely containing salts DP iron, overcomes the irritant effects and the usual symptoms formerly produced after the administration of Iron. It augments the number of absolutely re( j cor p USo i e3 j n the gives strength and tone to the nervous Dime V, nm 85555 r ■ system," promotes-appetite, assists digestion and can be used in the rJiHE (k OULUOIE.. ms fdHcate cases with advantage. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS, FRIGE 3/6 THE PEPIN3TER MESIAL WATER COMPANY. 1 fiIJOSJ 6AM 0 PtnßflnAMV Government Insurance Buildings, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Lulluil llla & UuSlfirnSv IQ Sola Representatives for Australasian Coloirej
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10032, 20 January 1896, Page 3
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