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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 7278, 22 September 1884, Page 4

Business Notices By Appointment to Hh Excellency Sir W. D. JurvoiH, K G.C. 3t. M. and G., 0.8. Governor of New Zealand. LIT TL E JOHN & SO N, CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC AND. TRADE. IT has come to our uotice that some unscru- * pulous dealers are making use of our name by putting inferior biscuits into our tins and utilising our labels, thus deceiving the public with inferior goods to our detriment. We caution such dealers, and ask the public when buying to make sure they get our goods, which are superior to auy manufactured in the Southern Hemisphere. Our Biscuits bear our name or initials.—!. EYOROFT & CO., Wholesale Flour-millers and Biscuit Manufacturers, Shortland-street, Auckland. Branch Establishment, Lambton*quay, Wellington, Thomas Fred Morley, Manager. 771 AULSKBROOK AND CO, MILLERS AND BISCUIT MANUFACTUTERS, Christchurch, BEG to thank their customers in Wellington and surrounding districts for their kind and liberal support in the past; and, while asking a continuance of the same, take this opportunity of saying it will be their greatest pleasure to always maintain the excellent quality of their Manufactures, and so render it quite unnecessary to resort to any ingenious device or unscrupulous insinuations against respectable storekeepers, as some manufacturers indulge in, they being quite satisfied that the Quality and Price of their BISCUITS carry their own praise. Customers will please observe that all our Biscuits have our name stamped in full on them by machinery. Guaranteed Superfine FLOUR from Canterbury {Auckland’s Granary), in white linen bags, may be had, with Biscuits, from our Wellington Branch, Lambton-quay. T. J. MOUNTAIN, AGENT. P.S.—Ask for Price List and one of our handsomely-framed Show Cards. 65 WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS Lambton-quay, 83

RACriCAL BOOKS FOR MEDick’s Encyclopedia of Practical Receipts and Processes Moore’s Universal Assistant and Complete Mechanic Spon’s Workshop Receipts, Ist, 2nd, and 3rd senes Reed’s Engineer’s Handbook Ainsley’a Engineer’s Manual Buchan’s Plumbing, House-Drainage, &c. House Plans for Everybody Instructions in Fret Cutting Drawings for Metal Plato Workers Thompson’s Gardeners’ Assistant Philosophy of Mesmerism Fowler’s Phrenology Bridge's Manuai*of Phrenology Adamson’s Australian Gardener Rennei’a Carpenters’, * Joiners’, anl Gilders 1 , Companion Callaghan’s Painters* and Grainera* Companion The Simple Ailment of Horses Stonehenge on tho Dog Loudon’s Cottage, Farm, and Villa Architecture Templeton’s Millwright and Engineers* Companion Bourne’s Catechism of the Steam Engine Hand Turning, by Campin Breweries and Maltings Tho Agriculturists’ Calculator Workshop Management Spon’a, The Builders’ Clerk A Large Stock of other Practical Books to J. Watt’s Book Establishments, Willis Street and at Maeterton. USEFUL MEDICAL BOOKS FOR TOWN COUNTRY HOUSEHOLDS. Warren's Household Physician Gunn’s Newest Family Physician Thompson and Steele’s Dictionary of Domestic Medicine and Surgery. Cattail's Family Physician Graham's Domestic Modicino Atthill’s Diseases of Women Ruddock’s Ladies’ Manual Smedley’s Ladies" Manual Chavasss’a Advice to a Wife, Chavassc’s Advice to a Mother Chavasse’s Counsel to a Mother Chavasse’a Aphorisms for Parents Davies’s Nursery Hints Kirk’s Papers on Health, series 1 to 8 The Ladies’ Physician Smedley’s Practical Hydropathy The Druggists’ General Receipt Book Coffin’s Botanic Guide to Health Coffin’s Treatise on Midwifery C'ffin’a Treatise on Diseases of the Generative System Coffin’s Lectures on Medical Botany The Seamen’s Medical Guide Combe’s Physiology of Digestion Combe’s Principles of Phjs { ology Combe’s Constitution of a Man Combe on the Management of Infancy J. WATT, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON, AND MASTERTON, OHANICS AND OTHERS. bo had at AND

The illust rat ED NEW ZEALAND NEWS. For September Contains Views or— Portobello, Otago Harbor Lake Wanaka Sketches at the Head o£ Lake Wakatipu A large Double-Paged view of the Age Expedition attacked by the Natives of Mai Kasa Hirer,'and with other views, make a grand number to send to friends in Europe. JOHN WATT, I Bookseller' and Stationer, Wellington and Masterton. . TAMES CAMPBELL (late of Mesar " Littlejohn and- Son), Watch and Clock Maker, Jeweller, &c. All repairs receive prompt attention at most reasonable prices. Note the address —Next door to Barber’s Dye Works, Cub -street, Te Aro. 43 Sweeps GRAND FREEHOLD CONSULTATION, A Fortune for ss. 6000 tick;ets at Sa- ’ ■ £lsoo ‘ Ist Dividend, 5-roomed house and £ large section in the centre of Wellington, valued at £4OO. Cash bonus to start the winner in business, £2OO. Total... ... ... ... 600 2nd Dividend, Cash Bonus.;. .;. 300 3rd „ „ „ ... ... 150 4th „ „ „ ... ... 100 sth „ „ „ ... ... 50 30 other dividends of £lO each ... 800 £J6OO The above Property will be conveyed to the successful shareholder free of charge. Early application advisable and good luck w*il be the result. Applicants for tickets piay remit jn stamps or bank notes. If stamps sent add Is, in the £. Post Office Orders and cheques. to be made payable to JOHN SMITH, care of Stuart & Co., Box 138, Post Office, -Wellington,—Agents wanted. 265

A LEO’S CONSULTATION, List No. , 1, on the MELBOURNE CUP, 1884. —Two Thousand Investors at £1 each. To be divided as follows ;—First Horse, £IOOO ; Second Horse, £3OO ; Third Horse, £IOO ; Starters and Non-Starters (divided), £6OO ; Total, £2ooo.—lt is particularly requested that Early Application for Shares will be made, as No. 2 List will be opened immediately this one is filled. Results will be forwarded to Subscribers immediately after drawing. Any subscriber drawing a horse can invest in No. 2 List to the amount of £4 without further payment, that amount to be deducted from prize money. The drawing will be conducted by a committee, to which the Press will be invited to attend. Application by letter only, enclosing Two Stamps, with exchange on Cheques, or by Money Order, Bank Notes, or Drafts. Registered Letters or Telegrams will not on any account be received, If Bank Notes are sent, please use two envelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O. Orders .preferred when procurable. It will greatly expedite business if an addressed envelope is enclosed wit application. Should it be deemed advisable af'er acceptances are published to re-srrange Programme No. 2, the same will be notified byoitc alar and advertisement.—Address, A. LEO, care AtPRED Kidd, Shortland-street, or Box 239, Post Office, Auckland 257