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New Zealand Mail, Issue 387, 12 July 1879, Page 2

By Appointment to His Exee n ency the Marquis of Normanby. SHAW AND SONS WATCHMAKERS, GOLDSMITHS, AND JEWELLERS, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. SILVER HUNTING LEVER WATCHES, Strong and Serviceable, AM E R I CAN and SWISS, £7 Os. Od. £7 10s. Od. SUPERIOR EXTRA JEWELLED, ENGLISH, £9 10s. Od. £lO os. Od. £lO 10s. Od. Guaranteed. SHAW & SONS WELLINGTON SILVER HUNTING WATCHES, HORIZONTAL •ESCAPEMENT, £3 ss. Od. £3 10a. Od. £4 os. Od. £4 10s. Od. £5 10s. Od. £6 os. Od. £6 10s. 6d. £7 os. Od. £7 10s. Od. Guaranteed. Securely packed and sent free by Post on receipt of Cheque or Post Office Order IMPORTERS OP CLOCKS OF ALE DESCRIPTIONS, JEWELLERY, ANE PRESENTATION PLATE. Howard's Koad Locomotive. Adapted and suitable for ploughing and all other purposes for which an Engine is required either upon a Farm, or as a road Locomotive. The working parts are not fixed upon the Boiler, in the ordinary way, the Boiler is therefore relieved of the heavy strain thrown upon it by crank, counter shaft, and driving axle, and the wear and leakage resulting therefrom. By this arrangement the Engine is packed for shipment in smaller compass and put together more readily. Further, as none ©f the machinery is exposed to view, the Engine is not so liable to frighten horses. J- & F- HOWARD, Bedford, England. Catalogue of Steam Ploughing Machinery, also a General Catalogue with illustrations of a great variety of Ploughs and other Field Implements can be had Post Free, either direct from J. & F. Howard, or from any of their Agents in the colony, and at the Office of this Journal.

CROWN MOLESKIN TROUSERS, WHITE & PRINTED, CAN BE PURCHASED RET All. FROM: AM. DRAPERS AND STOREKEEPERS IN THE COLONY, AND WHOLESAIsE FEOM ALL WAREHOUSEMEN" AND IMPORTERS. EACH ARTICLE BEARS THE TRADE MARK OP ONE OR MORE CROWNS ACCORDING TO QUALITY.

APOLLINARIS •'"The Queen of Table Waters.— i *' Especially suited by its absolute purity and mild alkslm- ' ity to relieve indiNATURAL Bssssar *« Supplied by order of the Viceroy for use of the Prince of Wales in India"— Daily News. MINERAL ' of the Prince *' The favoured drink of the favoured olasses. of Wales in The fashion in the Clubs, and universally reeomi India" Daily mended as a pure, refreshing drinking-water by the News. Medical Profession- It neutralises the effect* of 1 dram drinking."— London Medical Record. REGISTERED TRADE MASK.' "Leaving science to her professors, our simple verdict is, that " there is a charm about this water which mm m m ■«■■ w mm W m^ " Far surpasses the manuf a ctured Aerated Medi- or drunk at the YVM I L.R. bath., do n ot approach, nor the makers of aerated waters ever dream of.»-London Morning Advertiter. To be had of all Wine Merchants, Grocers, or Wholesale and for Export from the 19, REGENT STREET, LONDON, ENGLAND. AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHES, THE BEST TIME-KEEPERS IN THE WORLD. Awarded the Gold Medal, Paris 1878JOSEPH NATHAN 8c Co., WELLINGTON. HORSES. ED 18S3. LIEUTENANT JAMES'S BLISTER. OiNtMEm You may turn your Horse to grass, or in a loose box, or yard, immediately after the application without a cradle or other restraint, as no Horse will gnaw it. It will never blemish. The hair turns in ten days It may be used to a Foal however young. It will not touch the human hand. The horse may continue its accustomed labor. &A"** h>Jf ceuafcr/iib w7eic/z, "Vjg CAUTION". —None genuine --<'—* "■<■ <-,,™.,H,,- oa „i R. S. JAMES a"* -T t atvtrj annexed. Acbhts KEMPTHOftNE, PKOSSER AND CO., Dunedin and Auckland. Extensively used 43 years. " Beware of a suurious imitation."