ONS A L E HOWARD'S CELEBRATED OTAGO TWO AND THREE FURROW PLOUGHS. W" ITH the view of giving the Public the benefit of » Combination of PATENTS in one Implement, the principal English Makers and PATENTEES of PLOUGHS have entered into in arrangement for each other to use the Numerous Patents possessed by the Several Firms. &ESSRS HOWARD have combined THE BEST POINTS OF ALL THESE PATENTS, And they believe their OTAGO PLOUGHS will be found the most complete and efficient yet offered to tho public. The lifting out of work, at lands-end is done entirely by the .horses. The ploughman has merely to release a lever handle, when, by the onward p»w«<o the horsea, ,the Shares are lifted but of the grcund, which greatly facilitates the turning. With HOWARD'S PATENT STELRAGL ' the Plough is easily guided, even on the Steepest Hillsides. ' : • «T AGENTS— JAMES THA IN AND CO.
T> OWE LL, SO N, & CO. . ,/ JUST RECEIVED. 100 cases choicest New Season's Teas 120 cases Peak's Hobart Jams 80 cases " Light Age " Kerosene 80, do Royal Diamond 20 casefi^each 3 doz, Foster's Ale, qts 10 ' do* do ' 6do do do pts 15 casks Tennent's Ale, prime order ,7 tone IC, IW, and yellow crystal ,- Sugars 1 '2 tons Japan rice, fine sample ; 100 cases Belmont Sperms 80 boxes De Roubaix Sperms 50 half -chests Dragon and'Bowen Teas ■ • '6 qr-caaks * Silvaa ' >"•<s> <^- •<^ *$> Port, -very superior 2 qr-casks Cohen's Eclipse Sherry, do' " ' 7 ; 6ctavesGreenlee*s Whiskey, 8 O.P. 20 cases" Griffin. & ..Son's Assorted • Biscuits • 10' case? Lea and Perrin's Sauce, each 6 doz :■ . Creases Keiler's Confectionery, assorted 3 qr-pasks Pew's Vinegar ' '20 cases Hennessy's Brandy 10 cases Martell's do ( 10, caseß Lome 4° ** 15 cases Catto's Whiskey .. ... IN STOCK. Adelaide Winds, in bottle and qr-casksj im- ( ' ported direct from Grange Vineyard .0 . Gnintteßs' Stout, stone bottles, qts & pts , - Ind Coops Ale, qts . ' , Bass ' Ale, . qts and pta •'-■•■ Cohen's Eclipse Sherry, in bottle, pale, ! : . dry > Silva'a Tawny Port, in bottle • ' Sahdeman's Port, Frintz, in cctaves Burden's Sherry, octaves .Sir £; Burnett's Old Tom, Sarsaparilla Catto's celebrated Whisky, in case ' * Kilmarnock, Lome, and Glenlussa, in case Ginger Wine, Lime Juice cordial, OWJ Bum, case Van Houten's, Epps, and- Fry's Cocoa • ..; Chocolate* Currante in cases, Rice j Sugar IC, IW, yellow moist and yellow '' crystal •'■ Sugar, Hong Kong refinery, 561 b mats I, . Tea, . half-chests . and boxes, extra "choicest Keiler's Confectionery, Washing Soda, Blacking' Paste -•••*•••.■ White and f black Pepper, Lea and Per* • l! Tin's Sance,'ClothesPegs Keiler s Marmalade Jams, English and ' • Colonial Coffee, Sardines, Red Herrings, Salmon, ; Lobsters ! ' • ' White Starch, Kerosene, &c. ;•■ - POWELL, SON, & CO., s '; , Merchants'. TO LET. . Large double,* Offices on gromid floor, next door to Mr Willis, Bookseller. 1 large Sample Room, with shelving complete, with use of lift and un* - packing rdom. 1 medium do, -1 small do. All situate in Victoria Chambers, opposite National Bank of New Zealand. Apply to - 'J : . PQWBILL, SON, & CO ' ' •-- T. ELLIS'.S PATENT JMEROKED-XJEOSS-ACTING PRIZE-TAKER AtlSe SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE EXHIBITION This Churn will make from 51bs up to 40 lbs of Batter, and produces 6 per cent mor than my other Churn. The Croos-action of the ELLIS CHURN prevents a waste in the centre .common to other Churns, and j oanses the. whole of the cream to be utilised, j Can be used by Butter Factories, and applied to steam orrwater power, ' . . 1 It is easily.' cleaned after using, by fiipt j cold water and then hot water. By turning the' handle, as in churning, the aotion of the spoons.oleans the inside thoroughly. The centre of the Churn can be taken out whenrequlredi:: The Churn being made on a uniform spate, 'any part of it can be re placed*' ■, ' U ,"', JpiftlOß . i«. ■« 1 £4. AGENTS— S. H. Drew, Marton ; Waring Taylor, Wellington ; and to be obtained from all the Ironmongers in Wanganui. ' MANUFACTURERS— York and Corn foot, Wangannl, , PATKNTEE-^Thom»s Ellis, Goat V«Uey, Wanganui. NozXi— ln fixing the Churn on a table or benoh, plaoe a batten 2xl: inch on each side THE « PUBLIC . TRUST OFFICE OF ; - NEW ZEALAND. \ TTENTION is directed to the provision \ XjL of the Acts establishing this Office, j and to the advantages placed thereby within theVeach of every colonist. ' Subject to such provisions, the State offers to every person :—: — 1. About to make hiß or her Will 01 Codicil. • 2. Intending to provide for wife and ohi'dren or others by deed of Settle* meat 3. Settling property by way of Marriage 1 • ' Settlement. 4. Desiring to renounce the trusts of a Will having been appointed Exeou tor or Trnstee Under the same. -5. "Having acted as Trustee, Executor, ■ : •'«■'■ »or Administrator, wishing to be re^ lieyed of the burthen of Trusteeship or Administration, the. option of using the State machinery, and gives an absolute Guarantee against loss of funds by fraud, speculation, or dishonesty, : Every information may be obtained from Aebbrt Babns, Esq, Agent fet Wanganui 6rfrom ' •'»•' R. C. HAMERTON, Publlo Trustee. '
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5101, 2 July 1883, Page 1
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817Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5101, 2 July 1883, Page 1
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