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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2114, 2 December 1880, Page 1

ITELSOH Z. CHERRILL, PHOTOGRAPHER AND PHOTO-ENAMELLE R, CASHEL STREET WEST (Next Door to Messrs Twentyman and Cousin). N R R M do e § o FM DO CO H O O « PM CO P o m £ H £ H QO £ 525 0 5 hi P 1 6 H B ◄ £ g C 5 Portraits taken by the New Instantaneous Process are done in one-twentietb part of the ordinary time, hence an immense advantage is gained in taking PORTRAITS OF CHILDREN. ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS In the Art of Photography are in DAILY USB AT ME OHBEEILL’S STUDIO. SYDNEY EXHIBITION: The only Award to New Zealand for Photographs in Carbon and for Ceramic Enamels was made to NELSON K. CHERRILL, CASHEL STREET WEST, Chexstchuech. 6559 GEORGE McCLATOHIE, WHILST RETURNING THANKS to his Friends and the Public generally for the very liberal support accorded to him whilst in business in Cashel street, begs to inform them that he has entered into PARTNERSHIP WITH MR THOMAS mcintosh. Late of Macintosh Bay and Pigeon Bay, AS TIMBER. COAL, FIREWOOD, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, Under the style or firm of McCLATOHIE & McINTOSH. In those premises newly-erected in MANCHESTER & ST. ASAPH STREETS. Also, RAILWAY SIDING, SOUTH TOWN BELT, CHRISTCHURCH, Where they trust, by keeping a good assortment of all kinds of materials requir* d fer the business, and Lowest Possible Prices, to receive a fair shore of public patronage and support. Having Leased the CELEBRATED COAL MINES at Wbiteoliff’s (known as Wilson’s) the new firm is in a position to Supply this Unrivalled Native Coal at a Cheaper Bate (when quality is considered) than any other coal in New Zealand, native or imported. A fire once made up with this coal lasts for hours, with a cheery, glowing appearance and excessive heat, does not require stirring or feeding with wood to create a blaze, and on the score of economy and cleanliness must prove a boon to every household. Also, THE ANTHRACITE COAL, UNSURPASSED t'OR MALTING PURPOSES, BEING SMOKELESS & PREFERABLE TO COKE, And also specially adapted fer Lime-burning and steaming purposes. This is a carbonaceous coal, burning without smoke and slow combustion, also intense heat, requires no stoking or stirring. In “ Taylor’s Statistics of Coal” he says One Ton is Equal to li tons of bituminous coal, and is valuable for war steamers, as emitting no smoke, by which. In calm weather a vessel's position cannot be indicated, as is the case when other coals are used that leave a black trail of smoke on the horizon. Sir Charles Lyell says, “ On my visit 10 America I was amazed at the clean appearance of the buildings in the great Atlantic cities, arising entirely from the use of the smokeless anthracite coal, leaving no doubt that, with American appliances for burning it. this coal is the moat effective coal known.” A trial of the above by brewers and other large consumers is respectfully solicited. Orders may be sent by post or otherwise to McCLATOHIE & McINTOSH, Manchester and St. Asaph streets, or Railway Siding, Christchurch; or to MR OOULSON, Manager, at the Coalmine, WMie 6222