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Thames Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 6160, 31 July 1888, Page 4

: .' ' i Outstanding Accounts (TO THOSE WHOM IT MAY CONCERN) lONG suffering! indulrcnce. together J with repeated application having (ailed, I am now obliged to take legal steps for rceovecv, 1!. T.DOUGLAS BOSEDUST, OAMARU TABIjK POTATOES, KIDNEY SEED POTATOES NOW lIOK Will be sold cheap at ship's side. Large Stock op NEW SEASON TEAS; In Half-Chests, Boxes, Gases, Cartoons and Packets. BACON, HA M.j, CHEESE, AMI GENERAL GROCERIES. IN ANY QUANTITY. E. T. DOUGLAS IMPORTER AND GENERAL MERCHANT, ty HOLES ALU AND RETAIL (IROCERY, BAKERY. AND PROVISION STORES. THAMES. THE 'AUBORA' COUUIIUTION CHEAP LIGHT I CHEAP HEAT! THE MOST MARVELLOUS COM. BINATION OP HEAT AND LIGHT EVER KNOWN. Width of tlamo 4 inches, Only a few minutas required to boil a kettle of water. Will boil or cook for 20 to 2G hours faccording to height of (lame and quality of kerosene used) with once filling at an average cost of from : \d to per hour, And at the same time furnishing a bright and agreeable light equal to two ordinary Limps, for reading, sewing, fee,, its. Heats or dries a room quicker and far more effectively than a'coal lire, as the lamp may be placed in the centre or any part of the room. Will keep 10 degrees of frost out of a room 12 feet square, A POSITIVE BLESSING- FOR TRE HOUSEHOLD, The office, store, warenouse, workroom jiursery, restaurant, hotel, for the chemist, photographer! bookbinder, printer, student cabinetmaker, dressmaker, laundress, tailor, hairdresser, the surveyor, miner, contractor, bushmaa and shepherd: camping in tents, or on board ship, &c,, &c ; for the sickroom especially, and for the conservatory. In faet, for anyone in want of a quick, reliable Jieat and light. THIS STOVE IS bIMPLY INDISPENSABLE. It is of all others—the very idea for the BUSHMAN AiNE THE MINER; for camping m tents It is especially suited, and for the bachelor's Jjut it is really a magnificient invention. Being most 3onvenienfc and handy to boil the kettle or billy, to fry, bake, roast, boil any kind of fo.jd, besides acting as a lamp and giving a splendid light as well as heat —and all at a-cost of ;}d to id per hour, $o one who studies time and conenienoa, and who wishes to reduce the amount of domestic duties to a fraction of ordinary dimensions, can afford to bo without one of these Lamp stovc3, After onge having used It and finding what a really useful and valuable qu'liclo it is, and how tnany different uses it estu bp put to, both in summer and winter seasonable only wonder will be—however it was possiivlp to do without it, .STRONG AND DURABLY MADE, PORTABLE. NO GLASS, NO CHIMNEYS. NO FLUES, NO SMELL.. The Bachelor's Mend! And the Very Thing fof k f,lie Sick-room I . For Drying-,a Damp-iW." I . or Cupboard—A Splendin T'lilik' '. A Speciality for Conservator^?—Keeping 10 degrees of Frost ont of a liooiii J2 feet square 1 For Drying Clothes in Wet Weather ~v4 Treasure 1 For Ironing—The Greatest Invention of the Age 1 POSITIVELY THE BI«T ft CHEAPEST CONTRIVANCE EVER INVENTED, Points to which we draw special attention are:—The front or cistern of the AURORA" which contains the kerosene " of solid iron, CAST ALL IN ONE PIECE, therefore very substantial, and the lamp after onee bought ivill last for years. Another and most important feature in the construction of the. "AURORA" is the perforated nipple or cap, which in conjunction with the peculiar construction renders COMBUSTION PERFECT AND A a EXPLOSION IMPOSSIBLE. This fact ;,'.lonfl places the "AURORA" practically beyond competition, Equally Useful in Summer and Winter Perfectly Safe, and always ready for Liaiit or ll<;s,t THUS TFIE "AUROnA" WILL SAVE ITS L'lß-T OOST-ln THE VALUE OF COALS AND FIREWOOD, IN NO TIME (TO SAY NOTHING OF THE AMOUNT OF WORRY AN D FATIGUE SAVED), BESIDES TAKING THE, PLACE OF A LAMP FOR LIGHTING PURPOSES. SOLE AGENT— B. T, DOUGLAS.