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THREE m ■ * * * m - STAR my BEST IN THE WORLD. SALE I SALE! THE B LRGAINS FOR ALL. 30 DOZ WHITE HONESTCOMB TOWKLS, Is lid doz 35 DOZ WHITE TURKISH TOWELS, 5s 6d doz, 4d each, 40 DOZ WHITE TURKISH TOWEL '.sual price lid, now Is Id pair 27 DOZ WHITE TURKISH TOWELS usual price Is Id. sale price. Is 6d pair 29 DOZ WHITE TURKISH TOWELS, usual price Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s. now Is, la 2d, Is 6d PLAIN AND TWILL SHEETING, d, 9d, lOd, Is 3d, 2s. worth from lOd to WOMEN’S RIB AND PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE. 6d. Bd. lOd, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d. Is 9d. 2s, 2s 6d, 3a 6d; usual pric was from 9d to 4s 200 LADIES’ NEAT PRINTS. Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, 3s 9d, 5s 6d; usual price 2s, 500 ILtlR 1 LADIES’ BLACK AND TAN KID GLOVES. Is, le 6d, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s 6d. is 6d, s‘j; were sold previous. Is 9d. 2s up 6s 9d COO LADIES’ SKIRTS AND BLOUSES. Now is the time to get good, cheap. Skirts and Blouses, all made on the premises MEN’S SUITS, all wool tweed, 15s Cd, 17s 6d, 21s, 26s 6d to 40s, all reduced from 21s to 50s TAILORING ON THE PREMISES. STYLE & FIT B. J. WALSH & CO. 75. WILLIS STREET. -1 v-m-\ - iS-jr:. IRONMONGERY. IRONMONGERY, CHS CHEAPEST IRON* MONGER ifS Now Selling the following at Special Low Prices for CASH FLANGES—LUKE’S SCOTTS AND SHACKLOCK'S AMERICAN STOVES—NEW DOVER AND TASMA, specially cheap 1 CILED GRATES—THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSOE'3 MENT IN THE CITY MANTELPIECES — SOLID MARBLE, IMITATION MAR BLB AND WALNUT, new design* FENCING WIRE— • ALWAYS AT BEDROCK I’ltlCEt some slightly damaged .will bo col*, cheap AMERICAN AXES—OUR Ss 6d AXE ALWAYS SATISFACTION GIVES BUILDING MATERIAL IRON. FELT, NAILS, RIDGING UTXN G, EN AMELLEL OILS, PAINTS, all al Bedrock Prices for Cash GEORGE WINDER’ CHEAPEST IRONMONGER, LOWER CUBA STREET. Write for Price#. ABSOLUTE GENUINE SALE ' of BOOTS AND SHOES NOW ON AT FEAUCE’S BOOT ARCADE, CUBA STREET. e mo AND CO (Limited), MARINE, HYDRAULIC, DAIRY AND GENERAL ENGINEERS. BOILER MAKERS. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. Istiraate* Given for Every Description o - Machinery, Builder*” and Contractor*’ Ironwork. IN STOCK. FOR SALE—--4 and 8 h.p. Horizontal Engino* Bhaftin" Bearings, Pulley*, etc. IANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. D. LIMITBD, WELL IN G TON. STEAM SPECIALITIES. ‘ A" FAIRBANKS’ Xl * RENEWABLE VULCANISED ASBESTOS DISC GLOBE VALVES. |j FAIRBANKS’ VALVES are distinct A- from any others. Thousands in use, and, owing to the popularity of this make, many inferior and obsolete valves have come npon 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 provide ed with Vulcanised Asbestos Disc Bings. The Ring is composed of the fibre of Asbestos, to which is added, by patented process, waterproof vulcanising material, making a very durable packing which will not crack or flake off. It is held central on its seat by guides cast on the body pf the valve. It is also secured on the spindlo without the use of arts, screws, pins, wires or anything that is liable to become detached while in use. The Vulcanised Asbestos Ring Is forced into a braes 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 complete, ready for use, and can he put into the valve by simply removing the bonnet, dipping the old diso from end of apindle, substituting new one- and replacing bonnet; ilia whole operation squiring omy a few aoments’ time and no skill. These Vj’vis have a raized roond *eat npon which scale, grit or sediment is leeslikely to lodge than on the broad, tat seats commonly used. The Stiffing Boses are all packed with Braided Round Asbestos Packing, which is very durLbl ', and cannot be blown or washed ant. Used by Steam Ship Companies, Public Works Department, WelliniUop Harbour Board. ‘Freezing Works, Dairy T'Oto/irs and all intelligent users of steam. We invite inspection and trial by all interested in this line of goods. PJNBEBTHY INJECTORS. All who would achieve success ehouh .endeavour to merit it." tTR have during the past years spared v no expense in endeavouring to ke our Beer second to none in New Zeo d, and can now confidently assert wire succeeded in doing so. 17e invite all who enjoy a good glasa of BB B B To ask for STA PL E S'S BEST, draught at almost all Hotels in the City and Surrounding District, I confidently anticipate their verdict I be that Staples and Co. have successiy removed the reproach that Good >r could act be brewed ** Wellington. J. STAPLES AND CO., Limited. Molesworth and Murphy street*. 19ft IMPORTANT TO STEAM USERS. JENKINS BROS.’ STEAM VALVES STAND at the Head, and are always referred to by American Steam-fitters, when tie Best is called for. SOME OF THE REASONS WHY i I. Contain the Jenkins Diso, which is perfectly tight under any and all pressures of steam, and is not affected by oil or acids. 2. Sand or Grit of any kind will not injure the seat. 4, Disc can he renewed by any handy man in a few minutes, without removing the valve from its place. S. In renewing the Jenkins Valve you have only to provide the new diao and not a brass holder as well (as in other valve# on the market), which means a saving of over 50 per cent, in cost of maintenance alone, in favour of **•“ Jenkins Valve. 1 S. Every Valve tested before leaving the factory. JENKINS BEOS, are the original makers of Steam Valves, with renewable discs, in the United State*, and, owing to the popularity their manufactures have attained, many inferior imitations have come upon the market. Be eure, therefore, that you get the genuine valves with their registered Trade Mark [JENKINSI cast on the body. . . _ Used by the Union Steam Ship Company and other with the greatest satisfaction. JENKINS AND MACK, WELLINGTON, Sols Agent* for New Zealand. WASHING DAY •APLEASURE BY USI 0 I ANTED, home-mad* Jam to be pat into Jars supplied by Feter Hutson and Co.. Wallace street. V Q.EORGE THOMAS & CO U AUCTIONEERS, FRUIT, GRAIN AND PRODUCE BROKERS, i lai COMMISSION AGENTS. " WELLINGTON FRUIT MARKET, GRAIN and PRODUCE DEPARTMENT, Harris street. Auction Sales of Fruit and Farm Produce held Dally. Furniture and Land Salsa ** arranged. Cash Advances mads again** Consignment* of Fruit, Grain and other Farm Produce. Fanners and others who' place Fruit, Grain and Produce in our hands may be assured that we do not, under any circumstances whatever, speculate in Fruit ■ and Produce on our,own account, and they can rely absolutely on the fact that our one sole object is to get a* high a« possible a price for our client. We have no other interests to serve. NO CHARGE FOB STORAGE. GEORGE A«D CO. RALEIGH CYCLES. DEAR SIR OB MADAM,— RE RALEIGH AND OTHER FREE WHEELS. HAVING in view the fact that all plain bearing* .in cycles were abolished years ago, we did not rest content until it was demonstrated at the Crystal Palace during the National Show, and admitted by all the principal and independent experts that we possessed THE BEST ADJUSTABLE BALL-BEARING FBICTIONLESS FREE WHEEL on the market. Plain bearing free wheel gears do not, of course, allow cycles to ran sa fast as those with ball bearings, or fixed gears, and they axe not adjustable. In time the >e of plain bearing ' free wheel gear False become free both ways, and therefore useless. A# this freedom generally happens when the’ rider is put- • ong pressure upon hi* pedal*, he is liable to be thrown. Plain bearing free wheel gears have only one advantage, and that is to the manufacture, who can get them made by cheap labour at less than half tiie cost, and in cue-quarter of the time that it take* to make ours with ball bearings containing 124 perfectly gauged steel ball*. It ia therefore on account of cheap and quick construction that nearly . all cycle manufacturers, and the principal makers of cycle parts, are pushing s tee ■ale of plain bearing free wheels, moat.of which, not being really free, ere bringing tree wheeling into disrepute. • For further information apply INGLIS .'BROS,. WILMS STREET. NOTICE TO MASTER BUTCHERS. rnHB WELLINGTON IOIAT EXPORT A COMPANY, LIMITED, is prepared to Slaughter Stock for Butchers upon the following terms:— I. (L Cattle, each Blieep afcd Lanib, teak ... 0 8 Figs and e*ob ... * » For these fee* the provide all labour; the owners will get tee benefit of Government inspection, and will be asked only to deliver their (took at tee Company's Yards, and to remove their meat when dressed. _ The use of the Company'* Chilling Boona to a reasonable extent will be allowed to each butcher, ' .... Hides, sheepskins and fat to be tee property of the dirutoher. , The blood and such portions of the offal as are not retailed for food to be the property of the Company. . i For the information of butchers, tee charges made for the use of tee Abattoir* at Dunedin, and without tee use of an artificially dulled room, &re a& follow*: Cattle, each - ~* * ! Sheep, each Pige (under B»lb> ••■95 Pigs (over 1001 b) Calves, each - ... • u 9 mr.NOT SLADDEN, ••eretexy SAUSAGE CASINGS. OPPENHEIMER’S (OF NEW YORK) ABB THE BEET. E VEST KEG ia guaranteed a* 'H* Quality. Aek Tour Dealer for Them. IN ICE CHESTS. SHOW CASES NO one should be without on* of MAX EBEISSIQ’S PATENT ICE CHESTS, It wiU save its own cost in the first twelve months, and will last for a life-time. Any perishable article placed m tee cheat will kept perfectly fresh and sweet in teehottent weather for weeks, and joearly st freezing point. Factory and Showroom. Willi* Street. Please write for y AIR-TIGHT BHOWUASeJaJTO ENCLOSURE MANUFACTURER. Specimen* of on* work may be seen at H. w! Lloyd’#, Lambton quav Volfanan and Tucker-?. duba street, and W. BaJetfa. Willis atreat. . Estimate* given gratia. Fittings of any dancxifttaa guaranteed, Telepkene, 1409.

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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4295, 2 March 1901, Page 3

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