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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4572, 15 November 1875, Page 4

Business Notices NG -VHAU KAN G A WOOL SCOURING WORKS. The undersigned is prepared to Scour Wool, Looks, and Pieces at Id. (one penny) per lb. scoured weignt. Delivery taken in Wellington, and returned free of charge. Also, cash buyer of wool and skins ALFRED TYER. Henry walton FELL MONGER, And cash Buyer of WOOL, HIDES, AND SHEEP SKINS GLENCRAGIE, _ Nghauranga Line, Wellington. AMES LINTON, .. LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, PALMERSTON NORTH. VICTORIAN COACH FACTORY, MOLESWOItTH-SIREET, WELLINGTON. The undersigned has on sale—--1 No-top cut-under buggy 1 No-top concord buggy 1 Whitechapel dogcart 2 Newport pagualls And other vehicles. Carnages of every description built to order on the shortest notice, and all material guaranteed, being imported direct to order. Repairs effected at the lowest price. H. B. COCKBURN, Proprietor. By Appointment le Marin' 3 His Excellency Normality. WILLIAM BLACK AND CO., American Coach Factory, Wellington. Vehicles of all descriptions Built to Order, and Guaranteed. Repairing undertaken at lowest to admit of careful and judicious execution. B LINDS. BLINDS. Just received —35,000 ft. of Clear Pine Laths, ex Border Cldef EASBY’S Venetian and Wire Blind A\ orks, Willis-street, opposite New Zealand Times office. Prices on application. /^ET lx YOUR ROOMS COVERED WITH FLOORCLOTH AND CARPETS. CHEAP. AND ALL IN ONE PIECE. To be had at W. JAMES’S STEAM FACTORY, LAMBTON-QUAY AND MASTERTON. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. C. BROWN Begs to inform the inhabitants of Wellington and the suburbs, that he has opened business in those Central Premises, corner of CUBA AND GHUZNEE STREETS, (Opposite Mr. Gear, Butcher), WITH AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF GROCERIES, OILMEN’S STORES, WINES AND SPIRITS, &c., &c. Personally bought in the Home Market, and shipped per Teviotdale. AGENT FOR MAX GREGER’S CELESEATED WINES, n \ ■— ’ ‘ ‘ J QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY. C. BROW N, Comer of CUBA AND GHUZNEE STREETS. T HOIVIAS LOWE LA3IBTON-QUAY, s, KANIJFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF SADDLERY AND HARNESS. By Appointment to His Excellency The Marquis of Normanby, And the General Government of New Zealand. Superior Single and Double Mill Belting Made to Order. THOMAS LOWES, in returning thanks to the public'of Wellington, wishes to draw their attention to his shipment of goods ex St. Leonards, which are so varied that he invites an inspection of the same, as the perusal of such long catalogues is tedious to the public. T. L. would also draw their attention to his large stock of colonial-made harness, to suit all customers, from gold-plated carriage down to cart harness ; also superior hogsldn, bullockhide and denise saddles, all made on the premises by a superior staff of workmen, and he is in a position to execute orders in the above lines to any amount, at the lowest possible rates, and with the greatest despatch, having the largest saddle manufactory in the colony. O T I C E ! IMPORTANT! SADDLERY! SADDLERY! SADDLERY! W. WIGGINS Will open his new Saddlery Warehouse on or about THURSDAY, 18th NOVEMBER. W. W. who has had great experience in England, Australia, and New Zealand, can with confidence recommend his stock of Saddlery, for quality and price, to be unequalled in the colony. W. W. takes this opportunity of thanking his friends for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the past nine years, and hopes by care and prompt attention to orders to merit a continuance of favors. ALEIGH AND MORTON’S PATENT Jti PRIZE OVENS, (Patented in the Australian Colonies and New Zealand,) 73 LITTLE COLLINS-STRBET EAST. The Patentee begs respectfully to draw the attention of the public of Victoria to the great advantages those Ovens have over any other cooking apparatus at present in use. Ist. The price is about the samc as a common colonial oven of the same size, being about one-third the price of a gas stove, and one-fifth the price of a ten guinea range, and is perfectly self acting, requiring no dampers or other complications. 2nd. Its capabilities are double those of the largest gas stove, and fully equal to those of a twenty guinea range, without the disagreeable smell of the one, or the soot and ashes of the other. 3rd. It is the only cooking oven or stove in use that gives three distinct heating surfaces with one fire only, and also giyes a supply of boiling water equal to ten gallons, saving fully 50 per cent, of the fuel used by ordinary ovens. The Patent Oven, with boilers attached, is warranted to roast, bake, or boil as much as it will hold, and give ten gallons of boiling water at a cost of fuel not exceeding one penny. The Patentee having a thorough knowledge of the application of heat for cooking purposes, hereby publicly challenges any kitchen range, gas stove or colonial oven to do the same amount of cooking as his Patent Oven, even with double the quantity of fuel—(See reports in Melbourne papers of October 25.)