Grocers. SPECIAL GOODS. SPECIAL DESIGNS. INFINITE VARIETY. j CHOICE QUALITY. ] CHOCOLATE CREAMS CRYSTALISED FRUITS BONBONS AND COSAQUES CHOICE NEW FRUITS j ENGLISH BISCUITS CHRISTMAS HAMS I ENGLISH PLUM I'UDDIN'O i j TABLE DECORATIONS. j OUR ONLY ADDRESS!H. M. SMEETSON, TO " j ri ENER pROVIDERS, | QUEEN-STREET. 1 Medical. I i They went and told the sexton, I And the sexton tolled the bell. CPHE work of the sexton, the town crier, .1. and others, who existed a tew years ago, and in their crude fashion were the chief organ of public announcement, in reality exist no more. ! Printers' ink docs the work to-day. EveryI body roads. The largest number must be I reached in the least possible time. Up-to-i date methods must be employed, with Nilj portant news such as obtains with Plantekoa. i j PLANTEKOA- ' Comes with a record unknown by any other ' reinedv; cures because it is MADE TO CURE, and having cured before, will do so again, ' and right on to the end of the chapter. Having such a record, is it not reasonable to state that IT WILL CURE YOU ? ITS FAME ENDURES BECAUSE IT CUKES. I Special Agent: I W. J. HARVEY. . Karangahape Road. i Machinery. , — THE SOLE AGENTS, EXCELLENCE." rpHE A UCKLAND Q.AS QO., T TO., have been advised that the makers of the OTTO : GAS i ENGINE I , have lately made arrangements with ' THE POWER AND MINING MACHINERY I COMPANY OP NEW YORK : for the Manufacture, in the UNITED STATES of their FAMOUS GAS ENGINE, according to Crossley Brothers' own sped fixations. I i ■ ; THE POWER AND MINING MACHINERY COMPANY, - In announcing the arrangement, states that: " The pronounced success of the Crossley '. Engine requires no further comment when we state that more than Fifty-two Thousand 1 Engines have been built in Manchester alone. - I After a most thorough investigation of all the different types of Gas Engines the great success and well-earned reputation of the ' Crossley Gas Engine induced us to acquire tlio right to build them in this country from the > original Crossley drawings, mid are confident - that we are furnishing an engine embodying in everv particular THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12759, 9 January 1905, Page 7
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358Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12759, 9 January 1905, Page 7
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