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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume X, Issue 522, 26 July 1900, Page 6

THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO OF DAYTON, OHIO, U.S.A. HEAD OFFICE N.Z.: 21 Willis Street, Wellington. HEAD OFFICE FOR AUSTRALASIA: 335 Pitt Street, Sydney. The above Company having cancelled the appointment of the Yerbx & Jones Co., as Agents, are carrying on business at 21, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. All communications must be addressed to JAS. P. KIRKWOOD, Manager for New Zealand Users are requested to send orders for stationery direct, as the Stock is kept in Wellington. Orders will be promptly filled. The No’s. 1 and 47 E.B. (Detail and Total Adding). THE HOTELKEEPER’S SPECIAL BAR CASH REGISTER. AUCKLAND HOTELS iTWl®® Using Star ( fcwo Rc K lsters ) Our Registers: . J|| f Waihi Grand Royal Mail (two) Waverley (two) United Service (uses Five Registers) Commercial jfir Nathan and Co.’s Waitemata (two) Lake House Victoria Grand City Club Central Hotel Palace (Rotorua) Settlers. Arms (Whan - Thistle^ 1 "^ garei) No. I. MACHINE. For full information He Registers— FREDERICK B. GIBSON, - Manager for New Zealard, 21 Willis Street, Wellington. W- A- LINGHAM,, General Manager for Australasia. IF- H. HAZAHD, Agent, Auckland*

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