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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1665, 27 January 1904, Page 76 (Supplement)

NOTICE T© ©UR ftEAOEKS[CSTE beg to draw jour attention to this webk’a issue of the “N.Z. w ■ ■ • "RA TT iJ ivtn nil 4<li a WT av! /I ”Wi*vrrrei KtT ‘ MAIL,” which contains all the latest World’s Nows by Cable, Farm and Station Work, Poultry Keeping, and other rural industries. The Proprietors are sparing no expense to make that journal compare favourably with all Weekly Publications in the Colonies, as in point of excellence of Literary Matter and quality of its Illustrations, the “N.Z. MAIL” is now in the front rank of illustrated journals. The farmers’ home is not comolete without Wellington’s Illustrated Weekly; in fact, the “N.Z. MAIL” is a Settlers’ Journal, Sportsman’s Guide, Family Magazine, and General Newsletter. We trust the “N.Z. MAIL” will commend itself to you, and that you will see your way to complete the subscription form, printed b©* low, and return to V THE SECBETARY, N.Z. TIMES CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. SUBSCRIPTION FORM. .IS® TO THE SECRETARY, THE “NEW ZEALAND MAIL,” • WELLINGTON. Pleas® forward a copy of “ THE NEW ZEALAND MAIL ” to fchs following address for twelve months, and until countermanded. I «■- olcso 20a for one year’s subscription (in advance). Signature. Address H.B.—Ef not paid in advance, the Annual Subscription is & (deluding postage). wr-nane/cm gEgßOßßafl WOODWORKING MACHINERY, JOHN MANUFACTURED BY SUTCLIFFE AND. SON. GOOD BRITISH TOOLS. WHAT USERS SAY OF THEM:- •- .. “Sash and Door Factory, Marton, April 9, 1903. ‘T^IS-'R^Sir!—We' have much pleasure in acceding to your request that wo JLP should give you our opinion, on Messrs Sutcliffe and Son s -machinery. As ye have five of their machines in use. as well as three by Haigh two by Sirchner, one by Furness, one by Houston and one by the New h7v* shine Co., we are in a fair position to make, a comparison and therefore have 10 hesitation in stating that, for reasonable prices hign-class finish, solid construction, and satisfactory working, we prefer Sutcliffe and Son s to any we mve in use. or to any otter ffioNSKOWSKI BEOS.” LARGE STOCKS ON HAND. MACHINES ON TERMS OR FOR CASH. LABOR Q IL AN B GAS ENGINES. Sole Agent: : , N, ANDREW, TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. FENCING AND GATES. STRONG I ©HEAP I iCYCLOME” GATES Jade of Steel Tube Frames, with Mesh f No. 13 Galv. Wire Woven on, thus horoughly bracing the Frame at all iofnts. Can’t Sag. Adjustable Hinges. Spring Catch. Rabbit Proof, Cheaper han wood. Any size made. “ CYCLONE FENCE * PICKETS FOR 3DROPPER3 ©fGALYANISEQ, STEEL Light, Strong, and Inexpensiv® A perfect Fenogr Stay and Post Saver. Can’t Slip. Send for Samplo and PrVJQ SEND FOR PARTICULARS TO 66 CYCLONE ” WOVEN WIRE FENCE AND GATE COMPANY, 3V MARTON STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. The Lord Mayor of London’s CoaGhman nlike the liquid metal jlishes, which contain iphtha,, Globe Polish is jaranteed to be abso* itely non-inflammable. Only the tiniest portion of Globe Polish, which is a paste, is necessary to produce the most brilliant shine. say*:— 11 For both silver and brass, the ‘Glob© 9 is the best Polish I have ever used.”