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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 27, 31 December 1883, Page 1

j Auckland Advertisement have oIS MrHOOS£ STRESf --AHCKLAND : : ■ _ " MLB, AMB'ifcfr SbLEUGBOTS.IN NBW'ZEALANDBOR ; ! ; ? Bi ; ioL . Bv^A».tf. I .'frißAit ; atfiG«' i ea > -'PQBTABLB MBHIGHSsf"® 1 AND MV' B I,A.BTS, .., ORDER OP ■ ■ ' ci< ' ■■■'■' Oppknhbim & CO. MEil IT MEDAL ■•■■; i ; - AnniTTANrn ;Has been awarded at ; j .; . : . ' - ,<■■ ' ■•» ' AUCKLAND, . tornktioina 1 E^Vi* ".' ■'■•• -.- 'i U-'i :.:■ ■> • >;i I """■' i " v/ **' J CeJ e b "ted /Portable ibition 1882, for aim. ■ ''^V^'^.^" "■ " F ° rffeS on hand and iplicity.ofcduwfuction for sale at: Manufac'- ! K eneral .usefulness^ l^ l^ 'MERCHANTS, turers' Prices, iahd cheapneesinprioe ...»,- They are made of the ;o£ OLEVELANi); AUCKLAND. best mat ® ria1 ' With 1 Steam: Guage Co : k>> - ••- • ateel.^haffc which POXT A B_ E .F O ».».::: ' , ■■■•='.'■:■ - •: j ?, ; j UD^ bUSh Son* '!? lh2t F W Bl^ ]Porge differs from an^ ?«•«"» «»? -onrtruoon tn drive ,l?« ?y T hl<< W? V S- the Fan * Jt^ cbnsißts : « a g^^-ell and pin- ! o the fnIL i 5 « oa " fcertlsh T a^ f'ftn which., belt, one iacfa wide, rnuabnia pnlly !don^f&l nt^' Fan - - 1 *?*; driVe th e Fan when .filnck, which cennSt be S^ ? Kf ?Jr ° a r °" nd ;b<Uiflnse d. .xXocinde^ordirt^anfaU into the of the SoWe Vh^ a? 9 COnt alm!i K g a4 i ;tb * m^ hin ery f cap be swung nnder the centre Forge funSo^n r Vem ' Dg breaia «c while beinff tra^portecl'. We Warrhnt thia •.'O'jesopeuor m every respect to spy other m the market. '- : - ' ! Plumb e r/\ a n^ y° r - h u US . B °! J&n *V B > J^«U«b Gunsmiths, Boilfefafttti. Plumbers, yj^^^^ J S j ! FT A l^°? S^ I<J and are Sole A Pe°ts m New Ze'.land ; for' i; the Baker Th ti S Pt ar> * ?ower WIIN DVIILLB and FKBD GRINDERS. 8 ' I ' !lbln * tioQ for Pnmjin/p •• Water,- Cutting Chaff, Grinding Corn, fnJK, B,8 ', Tuning any kind oi machinery, equal to Steam Power m uni« tormuy of speed and jregukmy of motion, i i-nce compile with Shafiiug, piping. Rod, and Pulley £3^ each. ■ , ; POWELL AND 1 . DOUGLAS OHAMPJOJ^ WINDMILLS. ., | i'rice, from _15 each.— JSeud for OirMian'atid Price ListsT, " '„ . MUNBON -apSrWABLE MUIsL .,' ,I ]' TEE BEST IN THE WORLD. AMERICAN Lubricator* aad CwnkPiii Oilers ; La Dow's Disc- -Harrorow Coleman and Motiov a Culfivatqrs,-. Union . Seed Prills j} and , all the best and latelt mproved Agricultural and Mining Machinery. . ' - ,' ' t■' XI LJiO TII 1,0 aUP PLi EiS. ■" -.■ OPPENHE2MER & CO., AUCKLAND. ' ''' Sole Agents m New Zealand for Edward Paterson's European Telegraph Works Contractor to H. M, Goyernmect Pateison's Loud Speakine MICRQ TELEPHONES. Paterson's Ebonite Bell Telephones., Price with Oord, LI each Paterson'a Carbon Transmitters with Uella. Price, ,L 3 10s each. ! ' •..-..• ; Leclauche's Batteries complete. Price 7s 6d each. Insulated Wires for Telephones for ELECTiIIC LIGHTS. • Baaa^N?, dynamo; electric machines. No. Bi, to take,44,Swian Lamps n:<.i.. .,..;;... ...'.!LBO No, Ofi, to take 56 Swan Lamps.. ." Lloo.' SWAN'S INCANDESCENT LAMPS. 5s each wiffi Sbtkets ; As orders'can only be taken m rotation fcey;should be given,at once to ensure .' ,_ quick, delivery. . . , . .ji.;'., C '{.'"' - — ...'.■:■:■,.. STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE, at L 46 per tou^ For full parteulars, 1 prides, and terms, apply to— • . OPPEMEIMEE & Qo. i Custom-house street, Auckland. ■ : : i *■ . ' ' ■ ': i BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT. J. W. M S D II E F WANGANUI COACH FAGTORY, : ".' ; , BUGGIES, PHOTONS, DOG-CARTS, AND VEHICLES 01 every Descriptionpaint ng, Trimming, and Repairs of aH kinds done by good Mechanics, and at Moderate Prices i • • SuhstantiaUy-built and Beautifully-designed Spring Imps from £24 and ■'•;-. * upwards . .\ Harness of all Descriptions for sale very Cheap. FOUNDRY ;.-' DAVID MURRAY—- PROPRIETOR. Steam-engiiies: and Machinery of all kinds made to order BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN, AND THOROUGHLY TESTED BEFORE SENDING OUT. FOR SALE— BOILERS, of various deminsions, with or without engines, from 4=«horae power upwards. J3oUng-dow "Vlant, Saw-mill Machinery, etc. Marine work of all descriptions undertaken. The appliances of the Wanganui foundry are the most complete m the^colony, and the proprietor solicits a share of support, wifca entire J <K)ufidence as his ability to fulfil what he undertakes, leaving his wort to speak for itself. : TAUPO QUAY, ffEAB THE NEW RAILWAY STATION ' ' \,, ' WANGA^ UI,