Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4298, 6 March 1901, Page 3

(3-EOEGE THOMAS & CO AUCTIONEERS, FRUIT, GRAIN AND PRODUCE BROKE KS. Aa« COMMISSION AGENTS. WELLINGTON FRUIT MARKET, GRAIN Bud PRODUCE DEPARTMENT, Harris street. Auction Sides of Fruit and Farm Produce ksld Daily. Furniture and Land Bales vt arranged. Cask Advance* made against Conrignnexta of Fruit, Grain and other Farm Produce. Farmers and other* 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 Sola object is to get as high as possible a price for our client. Wo hayo no otha. intorcstfl to nerve. NO CHARGE FOB BTOBAGH. •y— **”■ RALEIGH CYCLES: DEAR SIB OB MADAM,EE EiXEIGH AND OTHER FREE WHEELS. HAVING in view, the fact that all plain bearings 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 wo possessed THE BEST ADJUSTABLE BALL-BEARING FEICTIONLEBS FREE WHEEL on the market. 1 Plain bearing free wheel gears do not, of course, allow cycles to run as fast as those with ball bearings, or fixed, gears, and they arc not adjustable. In time tho type of plain bearing frea wheel gear will also become free both ways, and therefore useless. As this freedom generally happens when tho rider is putting pressure upon his pedals, he is liable to tie thrown. Plain bearing free wh(>tl gears have only one advantage, and that is to the manufacture, who .can get them mad*'by cheap labour at less than half the cost, and in one-quarter of the time that it taken to make ours with ball bearings obtaining 124 perfectly gauged steel balls. It ik therefore on account of cheap and quick construction that nearly all cycle manufacturers, and the principal makers of cycle parts, are punting the sale of plain bearing free wheels, most of which, not being really free, are bringing free wheeling into disrepute. For further information apply INGLIS BROS, WILLIS STEIBT. NOTICE TO MASTER BUTCHERS. HP WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT L COMPANY, LIMITED, is prepared i Slaughter Stock for Butchers uipon the ill owing terms:— v« o« Cattle, each Sheep attd each ... 0 3 Pigs and Calves, each ... 1 8 For these fees the Company will provide I labour; the owners wul get tho benefit t Government inspection, and will bo sked only to deliver their stock at the ompany's Yards, and to remove their eat when dressed. The use of the Company's Chilling Room > a reasonable extent will be allowed to ich butcher, ... . . Hides, sheepskins and fat to bo the prosrty ox the butcher. -, The blood find such portions of the offal , ar e not retailed for food to be the prosrty of the Company. .... .. For the information of hatchers, tte larges made for the use of the principal battoirs at Dunedin, without any labour id without the use of an artificially cluU--1 room, are at follows: Cattle, each Sheep, each Pigs (under 1081 m. Pigs Cover 1001 b) Calves, each 1 « 0 8 DELNOT BLADDBN. *msretary, SAUSAGE -CASINGS, OPPEN HBIMER’S (OF NSW YOBS) ASX THE BIST. fßk m IVEBT KEG is guarantied a* Quality. Ask Tour Dealer lor Them. ICE CHESTS. Also, SHOW CASES TO one should be without one of MAX 4 KEMBSIG’B PATENT ICE CHESTS, will save its own cost -h the first twelve emths, and will last for a lifetime. Any rishable article placed in the chest will pt perfectly fresh and sweet in the hottest gather for weeks, and nearly at lint. Factory and Showroom, wuli* reet, Pleaae write for Oatalogno. AIR-TIGHT BHOWCASBAND ENCLOSURE MANUFACTURER. Specimens of our work may h* ***•*■ . W. Lloyd’s. Lambton quav VoUtmaD id Tucker's, Cuba street, and W. Baler*. illis street, , u Estimates give* gratis. , itttegs of any description dspkeat, MW, «