0 TRUST OFFICE OF MEW ZEALAND. DESS'X'-A.SJL.ZSraiESXJ) 1872. MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS, WILLS AND TRUSTS! ECONOMICALLY ADMINISTERED. ADVANCE? MADE ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES; INTEREST ■ FROM SIX TO SEVEN PER GENT. HEAD OFFICE:*WELLINGTON. local Agent—D. M. EOBB. Business Notice. CHATWOOD’B DOUDCUPL.E PATENT “ INVINCIBLE ’ FIRE FALI AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. Testimonials and Sala’s “ Battle of the Safes,” Post Free on application to Chatwood’s Patent Safe and Lock Co-, Limited. Lancashire Safe and Lock Works, Bolton ; 76 Newgate Street, London j Also Manchester, Liverpool, and Leeds. CHATWOOD designed and erected at the Banking Premises of Messrs Hardcastls, Cross and Co., Bolton, the first Banker’s Steel Strong Boom in the World. One end of the | room is occupied as a Bullion Treasury, which remains to this day the most complete, and far away the strongest, yet produced. List of Honours and International Prize Medals AWARDED FOR CHATWOOD’S SAFES AND LOCKS. 1884, Paris.—The Aeademie Nationale Diploma of Honour “For Fscelbnco of Manufactures.” 1883, Amsterdam.—Diploma of Honour. " For Safes, Locks, and Bankers’ Strong Rooms.’ These abb the Only Diploma’s eveb Awaedbd bob Safes and Looks. 1882, Bradford.—Gold Medal. “ For Safes and Locks. 1881, Adelaide,—Special First Award. ‘‘For Bankers’ {Strong Room—Secure, Convenient and Easily Manipulated.” 1881, Adelaide.—Special Gold Medal. “ For the Exhibit as a whole.” 1881, Ade de.—Special First Award. “ For Safes—Undeniable Superiority.” JURORS’ RFPORT. “We find that Chatwood’s Safes excel at all points, andjthoreforelrecommend o SPECIAL FIRST AWARD.” 1879, Netherlands (Arnheim). —Jurors Medal, 1879, York.—Silver Medal. “ For Safes.” (Highest). 1878, Paris.—Gold Medal. “ For Safes and Locks.” 1878, Paris.—Aeademie National Gold Medal. “ For Safes ana Locks.” 1876, Philadelphia.—The Exhibition Medal. “ For Excellent Workmanship.” 1873, Vienna.—The Medal for Merit.—'* For Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.” (This was the only Medal awarded for Burglar Proof Safes.) 1873, London.—Medal. “ For Safes.” 1868, Havre. —Only Medal. “ For Safes of British Manufacture.’ 1867, Paris. —Only Medal, “ For Safes of British Manufacture.” 1865, Oporto.—Silver Medal. “ For Safes.” 1865, Dublin.—Silver Medal. “For Safes and Locks.” ‘With Special Mention of Chatwood’s Patent Wedgeproot Fastenings.” The'lnternational Safes Challenge Contest, Paris Exhibition, 1867,” by Robert Mallet, F.R.S., 0.8., and Robert F. Fairlie,O.B., on application. GHATWOOD’S PATENT SAFE & LOCK OOAfIPAiyY, LIMITED (SAMUEL CHATWOOD, Bankers’ Engineer, Managing Director.); LONDON—76 Newgate Street MANCHESTER—II Cross Street; LIVERPOOL—I 7 Lord Street; LEEDS—22 B Street- Safe and LockJWorksiß
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 4980, 12 April 1889, Page 4
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372Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 South Canterbury Times, Issue 4980, 12 April 1889, Page 4
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