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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 21, 14 September 1883, Page 20

"DUY NO OTHER MAKE BUT /^|HSf\ OHADWICK'& nfSVll SUPER SIX CORD \*KyFwj£/ COTTON It is unsurpassed* To be had at all Retail Drapers. Sole Wholesale Agents. SARGOOD SON & EWEN, Dunedia, Christchureta,. Auckland, luvercargill. TO FOUNDRY PROPRIETORS, BLACKSMITHS, AND OTHERS. . WE beg respectfully to inform you that we are now in a position to supply the favourite Smithy Coal from theA. A. Company's Mine, Newcastle, N.S.W. The Coal from the above Mine is renowned for its Cleanliness, being free from all impurities. Owing to a Strike of the Miners, for thelast seven months, this Coal has been unobtainable. A settlement having been made between the Proprietors and Miners, we have made arrangements for a Constant Supply of this Coal. It will be Bent out perfectly freefrom dirt, so that carriage will be paid only on Pure Smithy Coal. We have also made arrangements with the Union Company for Supplies of the Greymouth and Brunner Nuts, specially screened for Smiths' purposes. All Orders for the Country will be put into strong bags and well sewn, for which Sixpence Each will be charged and credit given when the bags are returned. All Coals will be delivered at the Railway, and Carriage-Fre-paid when necessary. All Coals will be charged at Lowest PossibleRates. We respectfully ask a Trial, knowing theCoals will give satisfaction. MARTIN AND WATSON, Wholesale and Retail Coal Merchants. OFFICES : CORNER OF OCTAGON ANDSTUART STREET. DEPOT : CASTLE STREET. Y^T S T O O X 8 r * MONUMENTAL MASON Christchurch, Established 1872.] Designs andJEstimates forwardea^n application. MONUMENTAL WORKS. MADRAS STREET SO TH to