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Thames Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 6161, 1 August 1888, Page 4

Outstanding ] Accounts.. (TO THO E WHOM IT MAY CONCERN) LONG suffering indulgence, together i with repeated application haying failed, I am now obliged to lake legal steps for recoveey. i 11. T. DOUGLAS BONEDUST, OAMARU TABLE POTATOES, KIDNEY SEED POTATOES NOW DUB Will be sold cheap at ship's side. Large Stock of NEW SEASON TEAS. In Half-Ghcsts, Boxes, Cases, Cartooiu and Packets, BACON, HAM C \ CHEESE, GENERAL GROCERIES. IN ASY QUANTITY. E, T. DOUGLAS IMPORTER and GENERAL ■ MERCHANT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY, BAKERY. AND PRO- ' VISION STORES, THAMES. THE •AURORA' COMBINATION ' jiiPiir' CHEAP LIGHT I CHEAP HEAT! ' THE MOST MARVELLOUS COM. I BINATIOM OF HEAT AND ' ■ LIGHT EVER KNOWN. Width of llame 1 inches. Only a few j ! mimitos required to boil a kettle of water. Will boil or cook for 20 to 2G hours (according to height, of flame and quality of kerosene used) with onco filling at an ! average cost of from : }d to id per hour. • And at the same time furnishing a bright I and agreeable light equal to two ordinary , Lamps, for raiding, sewing, &c, frc. Heats or dries a room quicker and far ' more effectively than a, coal fire, as the • lamp may ho placed in the cnntre or any r part of the room. Will keep 10 degrees of , frost out of a room 12 feet square, 1 A POSITIVE BLESSING FOR THE I HOUSEHOLD. The otlice, store, warehouse, workroom ' nursery, restaurant, hotel, for the chemist, photographer! bookbinder, printer, student cabinetmaker, dressmaker, laundress, tailor, hairdresser, the surveyor, miner, contractor, 3 bushman and shepherd; camping in tents 1 or on board ship, &c &c : for the sickroom 1 especially, and for the conservatory. In fact, for anyone in want of a quick, reliable heat and light. * • THIS STOVE IS hIMPLT INDISPENSABLE. ) It is of all others—the very idea for f the BUSHMAN AND THE MINER; for camping in tents it is especially suited, - and for the bachelor's hut it is really a magnilijient invention. B3ing moat • convenient aud handy to boil the t kettle or billy, to fry,' bake, roast, boil any kind of food, besides acting as a lamp and giving a splendid light as well as heat l —and all at a cost of Jd to Jd per hour. [ No one who studies time and conenienc3, j and who wishes to reduce the amount of domestic duties to a fraction of their ordi-- ! nary dimensions, can afford to bo without ) 'one of thew Lamp stoves. After once having used it and finding what a really . useful and valuable \ir lido it is, and how many different use 3 it can bo put to, both 'in summer and winter seasons—the ouly t wonder will be-however it was possible to , do without it, STRONG AND DURABLY MADE, ; PORTABLE. NO GLASS. NO CHIMNEYS. NO FLUES. I ' N) SMELL : The Bachelor's Friend! And the Very Thing for the Siuk-room I For Drying a Damp-room or Cupboard—A Splendin Thing! A Speciality for Conservatories—Keeping 10 degrees of Frost ont of a Room 12 feet square! For Drying Clothes in Wet Weather-A Treasure I , For Ironing—The Greatest Invention of [ the Age I POSITIVELY THE BUST &GHKAPBBT CONIRIVANCK 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 snbstant'al, and the lamp after once bought will last for years, Another and most important feature in the, construction of the "AURORA" is tlio perforated nipple or , cap, which in conjunction with the peculiar construction renders COMBUSTION PERFECT AND AN EXPLOSION IMPOSSIBLE. This fact alone places the "AUltOliA" practically beyond cmnpol tilion. 1 Equally Useful in Summer and Winter. ! Perfectly ,Safe : and always ready fir Li«iit or Heat! THUS'l'll],; "ADROitA- WILL SAVE ITSI-IlKr COST-ltf THE VALUE OF COALS AND FIREWOOD, IS NO TIME (TO SAY NOTHING OF i'HB AMOUNT OF WORRY AND FA'llOUE SAVED), BBSIUIsS TAKING . THE, PLAGE OF A LAMP FOR [ LIGHTING PURPOSES. ■ SOLE AGENT- , &. T, DOUGLAS.