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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 8274, 3 January 1888, Page 6

Business Notices. Oil Cooking Stoves and Kitcheners, SOLE MAKER IN NEW ZEALAND, E, J. F 0 0 T H E A D. PLUMBER AND IRONMONGER, Riddetord-Street, NEWTOWNThese Stoves are— ODORLESS SMOKELESS SAFE PORTABLE CLEANLY ECONOMICAL. Through the long New Zealand Summer (practically for seven or eight months of the year) they will do the entire work of a Kitchen Fire and ' Range. Will BAKE, BOIL, STEAM, and FRY all at one time, and at immeasurably less cost than any other known cooking apparatus. In first outlay, as well aa cleanliness and efficiency, but especially in the hourly saving of expense, they are INCOMPARABLY SUPERIOR TO GAS STOVES. A complete set of Cooking Utensils accom. panics each Stove. AGENTS IN WELLINGTON—WALTER BROWN, Machine Store, Parish street R. GARDNER & Go., Ironmongers, Lamb-ton-quay T. BALLINGER, Plumber, Willis-street SOLE MANUFACTURER, E- J- FOOTHEADN.B.—The Stoves may be seen at work and tested at the maker’s workshop. TRAM TERMINUS, Newtown, Wellington. J 34 JOHN WATT, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Willis Street, One door from Manners-street, TBE BOOK OF THE SEASON, ARTISTICALLY printed in Monotint, entitled: s ‘AS TIME GLIDES ON,” Being the Months in Picture and Poem. The sale of this beautiful little gift book has been almost unprecedented, over 60,000 copies being ordered, the demand far exceeding the supply. The above little work makes a good substitute for either Birthday, Christmas, or New Year Card. Only la 3d. By post ls6d. MEDICAL BOOKS ON SALE AT JOHN WATT’S BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE, Willis-street, One door from Manners-street. Hartshorne’s Household Manual of Medicine, Surgery, Nursing, and Hygiene, 22a 6d The Family Physician, 23s i The Family Doctor : a Dictionary of Domestic Medicine, 3s 6d Ruddock’s Homee,athic Vade Meeum, 6s 6d Ruddock’s Stepping Stone to Homcepathy, Is 6d Ruddock’s The Common Diseases of Children, Is 6d Ruddock’s The Common Diseases of Women, 2s Smedley’a Practical Hydropathy, 3s The Ladies’Physic an ; a Guide for Woman, by a London Physician, 6a Coffin’s Treatise on Midwifery, 5s 6d Coffin’s Lectures on Medical Botany, 3s Coffin’s Treatise on the Generative System, 2s 6d Fox’s Working Man’s Botanic Guide to Health, 3s 6d Foote's Plain Home Talk, 7s 6d Trail’s • exual Physiology, 6s 6d Gully’s Domestic V> ater Cure, 3s 6d Chavassc’s Advice to a Wife, 3s Chavasse’s Advice to a Mother, 3s Chavaase’s Aphorisms on the Mental Culture and Training of a Child, 3s Lomas’ Manual for Young Wives, Is 3d Weatherly’s Young Wife’s Own Book, 2s 6d Cohen’s Helps and Hints to Mothers and Young Wives, 3s Davies’ Nursery Hints, Is 3d Eno’s Handbook of Human Health, Is 6d Kirk’s Papers on Health, series 1 to 11, each 2s 6d The Seaman’s Medical Guide, 2s 6d Gunn’s Newest Family Physician, 25s Warren’s Household Physician, 27s Fullerton’s Family Medical Guide, 14s 6d JOHN WATT, Willis-street, One door from Manners-street. The following new Serials for 1887, just to hand : The English Illlustrated Magazine, The Boys’ and Girls Owh Annual, Young England, Chatterbox, Sunday British Workman, Band of Hope Review, Children’s Friend, Child’s Companion, The PChild’s Own Magazine, and others, J.W. haj on hand a large stock of Serials and other works, which are being cleared out at a great reduction on former prices. JOHN WATT, 94, WILLIS-STREET.