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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume XV, Issue 1607, 26 December 1860, Page 4

JOHN WARNER & SONS BELL /IND BRASSFOUNDERS TO TIER MAJESTY BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT. HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS, BRAZIERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF PUMPS, COCKS, CLOSETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, GARDEN AND FIRE ENGINES, PLANTATION MACHINERY, Xc., 8, Crescent, Cripplegate, London, E.C. No. 35. No. 09. No. 42 WARNERS’ No. 35 PATENT CASTiron PUMPS, fined with Warners’ Patent Vibrating Standards and Patent Metal Buckets, which cannot shrink with heat, and may be releathered by unscrewing two nuts. These Pumps are simple yet strong, and in every way particularly adapted for those parts where repairs can only be effected by the owner. Price from 19s. to 40s. WARNERS’ No. 62 PATENT BRASS PUMPS, on Planks, for raising water from wells 25 feet deep, and forcing the same to a height of 60 feet. Price from £3 10s. Od. to .£8 10s. Od. WARNERS’No.42 IMPROVED LIQUID MANURE, or General Portable Pump, requires no fixing, and will raise a large quantity of water. The barrel is made of Galvanized Iron, not likely to corrode, and can be raised or lowered at pleasure on the stand, the legs of which fold together, and the whole may be carried with case by one man. Price £2 10s. Od. If fitted with Copper Barrel and Galvanized Ironwork, Us. extra. The same pump is also made to fix to a water-cart, with four bolts. Price £2 0s Od. 2inch imperishable Flexible India Rubber Suction Pipe, on wires, in either 10,12, or 15 feet lengths, Is. lid. per foot. No. 39 B.—WARNERS’ IMPROVED PATENT DOUBLE-ACTION FORCE PUMP, FIRE ENGINE, or Liquid Manure Distribution. & Sons confnlently recommend this y. simple and effective Engine as one that com- , bines all that can be desired in a Pump for Raising and forcing * - Water or Liquid Ma- ■" ’ nurc, either to height or distance, inasmuch as it will be found to throw double the quantity of water with the same power that is required to work an ordinary Pump of the same capacity, with the advantage of throwing a continuous stream.

3-inch Pump, mounted on strong Barrow, with two Iron Wheels. £6 os. Od. 2-inch;lndia Rubber Suction for ditto, per foot Is lid. IJ-inch India Rubber Delivery for ditto, net foot Is. Sd. Pumps made on this principle may be had either for Deep Wells, or mounted on planks for house and other purposes. WARNERS’ENGINE FRAMES, with flynf il wheels, will force water W ! t 0 nny liei B ln or distance from wells of any depth. They are fitted for either W**® steam, horse, or manual power. Price from £’9 1 t 0 Iron Working Barrels and Loaded Handles, for wells of ' less depth, but exceeding 25 feet, from £3 10s. upwards. J. W. & Sons are also manufacturers of every other description of Machinery for raising Water. No. 573. — WARNEUS’ FIRE ENGINE for 4 or G men,fitted with double 3-in. barrels, suction C °ck an, l delivery ? ipe ’ C - Xe<l in & alvao ’’ —=* izert iron cistern, ■ holding 30 gallons, . — mounted on wheels; will deliver 25 gallons per minute to a height of 50 feet, £22 os. Od. No. 554 i. — GALVANIZED IRON TUB GARDEN ENGINE, with Warners’ Registered Spreader, is c 7?! strongly recommended g/J! f° r durability and low J price—viz.: 10 gallons <£2 10s. od. 16 „ £3 3s. Od. ' 24 „ £4 4s. Od. Larger sizes may be had in either Wood or Iron. BRASS SYRINGES of every description, from 7s. Cd. upwards. BNo. 579. — WARNERS’ SWING GARDEN BARROW, (holding about 35 gallons), is intended for all large establishments where much watering is done by the watering pot. By its use the gardener will save much time and labour, particularly where the Tank, Pond, or Pump is at a distance from the Garden. Price £2 14s.

\gidai__L ' ' H-ATHS, n)ade of Copper, Zinc, and Galvanized Iron, ■tk,' 1 ' 1 Ail' from £3 10s. each, accordKS in g to s i ze and material. .all* 1 ' Bath Cocks and Copper Boilers for heating the water. Tinned Copper Coils with Unions, to be fixed in Kitchen Ranges, for supplying Baths, Nurseries, &c., with hot water. No. 384. No. 383. WARNERS' HIGH PRESSURE COCKS are made with stuffing Foxes and loose valves. They can always be made sound after wear, and re-leathered with facility. All Warners’ Cocks are tested with Hydraulic Pressure. Improved large screw-down Cocks, suitable for either steam or water, are recommended to the notice of Water Companies, as an efficient*substitute for tire ordinary Sluice Cock. No. 148 J. — WARNERS’ PATENT PAN CLOSET, 11 for e * tlier ,li Sh low presBUre * s self-regulating and en- * sures a sufficient supply of water in the basin. Any num]Jer o f these Closets may bo fixed to one main or service pipe. Best Patent Pan Closet, with sunk handle and valve attached, white basin..£2 13s. Bright Patent ditto ditto..£2 ss. JOHN WARNER & SONS desir t 0 call aUent ’ lon Railway Com panies and Builders to their superior Fatent Bella. Church Bella cast on their patent principle, either singly or in peals. Dinner or Hand Bells, House Bells, Railway Station Bells, Alarm Bells, Horse, Cattle, <>-’ SUioan Ttnllc