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HIGGINSON & MACSHANE, Sharobrokors and Accountants, U3 FIiATHIiRSTON ST., WELIINGTON. Telegrams—"Marmlon.

LE BE W AND HEALE, MOTOR GARAGE. Open Day and Night. Vulcanising done. Accessories stocked. Accumulators charged, Cars for Hiro. Thone 871. NAPIER. TO Farmers in general and Inventors in particular. No doubt at somo time yon havo been struck with an Idea, but lacked the means to carry it out. Now I specialise in Patent Model Design and Construction; no matter of what nature; nothing too great or small; give mo tho roughest idea or model—l do the rest I solicit your confidence. Full up-to-date plant. Write particulars. P. 0 vou Hartitzsch, Mechanician and jMech. Eng., 120Ghu7,neo St., Wellington. 'Phono 2626. L~"AKESIDE Stud Farm offers Holstcinmales and females, all ihk, N.Z. born and imported from Canada and 17.5.A. The herd is headed by that vondorful record butter bull Canary Paul Fobes Oak (imp.), whose i nearest dams average 27.2!)1b. butter per week, and over 801b. milk per day (official Tecords). More unrelated strains on this farm than on any oilier in NX Inspection invited. Car moots twins. Telegrams: A. J. Gallichan. Tiakitahuna.

Determined Attempt by Burglars Foiled by "CHUBB'S." Tho following letter will prove of Interest to thoso who wish to sooure valuable articles from thieves. copy ' " . Telephone -1304PETER MATHIESON, Successor to 358 pitt Street, Sydney. HOME RULE TOBACCO COY., 1 30th May, 1913. IMPORTER AND TOBACCO DISTRIBUTOR, Messrs. CHUBB'S) LTD., SYDNEY. Dear Sirs,— On Sunday afternoon-, the 25th inst., burglars entered my premises and made a determined attack on my Chubb's Safe, which is nbou-t J, feet high, with explosives. It affords me ■much pleasure in advising <Jou- ai although both loch on the rir/ht hand door of the Safe were fired, the Safe successfully resisted all attempts to open it. Jh attempt was also made to saw off the top hinge. The Safe contained cash, jewellery, and valuable documents, wor.th about £15,000. l r ou will be, pleased to learn that this is the second time this particular Safe has been attacked by burglars, it having resisted a previous attempt in September, 1897. The Chubb's Padlock guarding the goods delivery entrance also resisted determined efforts to force it open. Kindly let me have your latest catalogue and prices for Burr/lar Resisting Safes, as I wish to instal another Chubb al "" J O,fUC ' (Signal) PETER MATHIESOX. Mr. James Dyhes, of Gualter, Dykes and Co., Foathorstoii Street, Welllnston, is Attornoy in Now Zoaland for Chubb's Australian Co., Ltd., and holds largo slocks of tholr Flro and ' Burglar Resisting Safes and Strong Room Door 3. I