Machinery, T. Bach* QO VULCAN WORKS, ALBERT-STREET, AUCKLAND Makers of all kinds of Steam Rollers, Wrought Iron Water Mains for Batteries. if REPAIRS PIIOMPTLY ATTENDED TO. First-class Workmen Employed. "OOR SALE, FROM STOCK: TEN-STAMP BATTERY, Manufactured by the Pacific Ironworks Company .San Francisco.) ' Fitted with Ilendy's Patent Challenge Ore-feeilers MORTAR BOXES, Will discharge hack and front. STEEL CAMS, TAPPERS, SHOES, DIES | COMPLETKIWITHSUAPTING, PULLEYS, Etc ASKHAM'S STONIi-BREAKER STEEL WOVE WIRE. QUICKSILVER. JOHN CHAMBKUS & SON. Printing Worksmmmmmmm c® Sad! The Machinery Equipment of the Herald Printing Works is the most modern. dlnoffier &aofl The Stock in the Herald Stores is well bought at the factories of the world, and is select and com preheusive. SfillvJlnQffien&cicfl The Staff employed in the Herald Works is the best procurable, and being very numerous contains many specialist!. @m tfflore tfael ! On the Herald Premises are executed every description of Job Printing, letterpress and lithographic ; Label Varnishing; Engraving on Brass, Copper and Wood; Die Sinking and Embossing, Binding, i Machine Ruling, Rubber Stamp Making, Box-making, Electro and ' Stereotyping, etc. Jlgain a $acll The Output from the Herald Worki being vory large the expenses are reduced to a minimum and prices charged are ooneequentlj low, / 1 &fim are ©Facfe That a call at the Herald Printing Works, Queen-street, will enable the visitor to tubtiuitiate. » v a c ea*=s==H=-as=— VOUNU MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO X CIATION. Comis 0» ALHUT AND Wxu.ui.gr SIRRETS. Reading-room comfortably furnish*!. All tht [jading Papers, Reviews, Magaslnes, etc.. on tin tallies; subscription, SsOd per quarter. The Library " wntains upwards of 3000 mis, in the various de parlments of literature; subscription, 2t (Id per i quarter. Tin i»D Corn* PRonran in Social ' Room. Employment and Boiriiinooousk Riois WHS. - Miking fO* Young If in on Monmts, 8p in " Evangelistic SerrioM, Tbuudam, at 7.30, Bible " reading and Prayer, Situiuuys, at 7.J0. Bible * Clan. Sunday, at 3 p.m. SWAT KrwiNq Sir * rics in Cm Ham. at 8 p.m. C STRANGERS and others (especially Young c ME.N) cordially iaiited to visit the Booms, where lull information nay be obtained Open from Sa.ui 10 p,o, I ■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10408, 5 April 1897, Page 2
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