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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4138, 28 August 1900, Page 2

0 I Rig 8 I g U%3 i I . LIMITED, • WELLINGTON. STEAM SPECIALITIES. A FiIUBAMS' T's * RENEWABLE VULCANISED ** ' • ASBESTOS DISC ' GLOBE VALVES. 3TL4JR BANKS' VALVES are distinct . from any others,. Thousands in uso, and, owing to the popularity of this make, many inferior and obsolete valves have come upon the market. Therefore, ask for FAIRBANKS', and take no other. These VALVES, are so constructed that the usual 'defects known to exist" in Globe Valves are eliminated. They are provided with Vulcanised Asbestos Disc Bings. Tho Ring is composed of tho fibre of Asbestos, to which is added, by patented process, watefphoof 'Vulcanising material, ■making-a very; durable!packing which w:ii not crack or flake off. It is held central on its seat" by giuflcs' cast on the body of the valve. ItTs also secured to the spindle without the use-of- nuts, screws, pins, wires, or anything" that is liable to become detached while in use. _i The Vulcanised Asbestos Ring is forced into a brass holder, and the metal is spun or turned over the edges of the ring, so it cannot drop out. , , , , The Disc consists of ring and brass holder complele.vready for iiae, and can bo put into the valve by simply removing the bonnet, slipping the old disc from end of spindle, substituting new one and replacing bonnet; the whole, operation requiring only a few moments' tivue and, no skill. These Valves have a raised round Rest upon which scale, grit or sediment is less likely to lodge than on the broad, flat seals commonly uSed. ■ .The Stuffing Boxes are all packed 'with- Braided Round Asbestos Packing,, which is very durable and cannot, be blown or'wasbed out. _ _ Used by Steam Ship Companies. Public Works Department, Wellington Harbour Board. Freezing Works, Dairy Factories and all intelligent users of steam. We invite inspection and trial by all interested in this line of goods. PENBEETHY INJECTOP.S. 109 IMPORTANT TO STEAM . USERS. jehkihs mm: steai .mim' CfTAND at‘ the Head, and are always role 1 ) ferred'-to by American Steam-fitters, when the Best is called lor- „ TTT _. SOME OF THE REASONS WHY: , 1. Contain the Jenkins Disc which is perfectly tight under any end all pressures : of steam, and is not affected by oil or acids. 2. Sand or Grit of any kind will not m- ; jure the' seat.* ■:■ ■ • ■ ■ - ' 4. Disc can be ronewed-by any bandy man in a few minutes, without removing the valve'from its place. 5. In renewing the Jenkins, Valve you have only to - proVidn tbo mew disc and not -a brass-holder "as‘Well (as in other ■ valves ; on‘the market), -which means a - saving' of over 50 per cent, in cost of , maintenance'iilone, in favour, of the Jenkins Valve. ; - - ' 6. Every Valve tested before leaving the factory. - • . . - JENKINS BROS; are the original makers of Steam Valves;*with renewable discs, in the United States, and,"owing to the popularity then-- manufacture's have -attained, many inferior'imitations have come upon the market?.' -Be sure,-therefore, that you get the genuine valves with their rcgister--ed Trade-Mark-f] JENKINS}- cast on tho Used by ; the ;X[nion ;S 4 teara Ship Company' and others with the greatest satis,action. . -1 • --* ■' , • * : -i *' JENKINS AND-.''-.MACK, * i WEILWGTm),,Sole Agents for Now Zealand.. - my s hands, glyen invariably satisfactory results. >lt is ' 01X6 of the most valuable of curative agents at our disposal.” .Y ; VIRCHOW. is ‘the most concentrated of the saline group.? -Natural Aperient Waters are vastly superior to artificial solutions, however skilfully prepared.” SIR HENRY THOMPSON. “ Ms established itself as a customary Aperient In all climates.; It is remarkably and exceptionally uniform, in its composition and free from the defects of other Hungarian Bitter Waters.” BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. ‘fpjmga&tSSws'* of the - many Ofea or ' Hungarian Bitter Waters now offered to • the public, careful selection should be made. We have found that only HUNVADI JANOS • :answers all purposes, ..owing to its remarkable Uniformity and gentle action, which. render Jt. preferable to aU others.” —-VIENNA MEDICAL JOURNAL. -

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