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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5762, 17 September 1879, Page 3

Funeral Notice npilE Funeral Proces-hm of JANE. the wife A of Mr. J. F. ADAMS, will leave his resilience, King-street, ro-or Tramway See: n, THIS DAY v WEDNESDAY!, at halt-m.-t ‘1 O’clock p, II;. Friends arc r rv.-etfu'K-invite,l. W. NTCHOLS'‘N. Public Notices TO ARRIVE SHOUn,Y. ex •• ; A E.” €m HANNEX’S DAIRY PRKPAKAJ FIONAS. (Laboratory : New York an.l Copeni;a r a!i.) THREE GOLDEN MEDALS AT EARLS DUN h.-id e "J ’ other .Mo’uie CHKFSF RTtVNEr, I CtirKSK Go. 0 a!N'.. 1 pint will coiculare | will e ee- fr.cu from 4to SoOo flu. of I To to do.o ;: i So, of milk, according to time j mill;, accord iiU to required. I fancy. Price, Ss. per 2 qrts. j Price, Ids. per ;l urt-o DAIRY FARMERS WHO OXCF, TRY IT WILL XKVEII USE ANY OTHER. Samples ami further particulars may be bail by applying to 6. 11. MOXRAD. Sole Agent for New Zealand, Palmerston Xorth. Sub-Agents wanted. WILLIAM BOOTH AND CO., TARATAHI SAW AND PLANING MILLS, WAIRARAPA. Totara, Rea Pine, Matai, "White Fine, ami other Timbers cut to order. LARGE STOCKS of DRESSED TIMBER arc kept.—Flooring, Lining, Arc. Yard in Wellington—■ PiniE.x Fount, opposite Railway Station (agent, H. G. Dhyden) ; And Mansciis-stueet, opposite Eire Brigade Station (agent, J. C. Williams) ; And also at Lower Hutt Toll-gate (agent, Joseph Bkow.n). JNTERNATIONAL E XIII B I TIOX. THE OFFICIAL CATALOG!'!'. It is notified for general information that the Commission has instructed GKHVI i.LE’S TELEGRAM COM PAX Y to rce.-ivc a-iver-tiaements for the Ofiieial Catalogue. The following prices will be char;el tor the first issue of 20,000 copies : For a full page ... ... ... £l2 For a half page 7 For a quarter page ! All further information can be obtained from GREVILLE’S TELEGRAM (U\!PAXY, 305, Genrge-strect, Sydney, to whom all orders must be addressed. AUGUSTUS MORRIS, Secretary. Sydney, August Id, 1579. JNTERNATIONAL EXHIIII TlO X. THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE. PARTICULARS. The Catalogue will be Demy Svo in si/,-', and be divided into four principal section-, of each of which a first edition of 20,0u0 epics will be issued, viz : I. ART. 11. EDUCATION, SCTEXCE, and MANUFACTURES. 111. MINING, METALLURGY, AGRICULTURE, and HORTICULTURE. IV. MACHINERY. There will be a fifth section consisting of occasional parts for Livestock Shows, Wool, Grain, &c., of which farther notice will be given. PRICE OF THE CATALOGUE, do. Each Section-. Advertisers will, therefore, he enabled to choose for their advertisements tlm.-e sections of the Catalogue which they may think are best calculated to secure the attention < J the class of readers they particularly wish to address. The charges specified in the scale, are for one section only in the first edition. If advertisements are required in more than one section they must be paid for accordingly, hut the following discounts will ha allowed to those who insert the same advertisements in more than one section, viz.:— For two sections, 15 per cent. For three sections, "0 per ceiu. For four sections, 25 per cent. Should a Second Edition he published, a further charge will he made to those who wish their advertisement continued. All orders must be prepaid. GREVILLE’S TELEGRAM CD, jpUXCH ! PUNCH ! ! PUNCH !! I The “NEW ZEALAND PUNCH,” a Weekly Journal, conducted purely in the Liberal interest, will make its first appearance on 3rd Sept-mber. Prospectuses are now being freely circulated throughout the colony, and canvassers are employed collecting Ur advertisements, etc. Tlic “NEW ZEALAND PUNCH,” circulated throughout New Zealand, will prove an excellent medium for advertising, of which all should avail themselves. The public are invited to support the “ NEW ZEALAND PUNCH" by becoming subscribers. All communications to he addressed to the Proprietor, J. H. WALLIS, Care of R. Burrett,

Stationer, gT. PAUL'S, THO II ND O N XOTI C E. DIVINE SERVICE is hold in the ChurchRoom, Tinakori-rnad, EVERY SEND AY EVENING, at 6.30 o’clock. INTERNATIONAL EXHIIiI T I ON, SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, 1870. ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND COLONIAL SADDLERY AND HARNESS. Visitors to the above are invited to inspect one of the b:st, largest, and most varied stocks of the above-mentioned "nods on this side the Equator, Also, special attention is directed to Exhibits in the New South Wales Court of the said Exhibition. JOHN BRUSH, Saddle and Harness Manufacturer, Importer of English and American Saddlery and Harness, and other horse Appointments. Speciality.—Trunks, Portmanteaus, Traveling Bags, Ac. Directly opposite the Royal Hotel, 407, George-street, Sydney. HE AUSTRALIAN LITHOERACTEUR & DYNAMITE COMPANY (KREBS’ PATENT). ARTHUR BRISCOE k CO. Having accepted the above Company's agency for New Zealand, direct the attention of Railway and other Contractors, Miner-, and Quarrymen to the enormous advantage? derived from the use of these STRONGEST EXPLOSIVES MANUFACTURED. For mining, quarryinu, blasting in hard or soft rock, and for submarine works (Krebs’ patent being the only manufacture insoluble) it is invaluable. The SUPERIOR STRENGTH of these COLONIAL EXPLOSIVES ha? been proved by experts to be 15 to 20 per cent, stronger than any imported Dynamite, while the present price renders it cheaper inau blasting powder. Price—l case, 2s. 9d. per lb. 5 „ 2s. fid. „ 10 „ 2s. 3d. ~ Delivery from magazine p- yable by purchaser. ARTHUR BRISCOE & CO., WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRO »MONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS PEISCSS‘SIB2CT, DuN£DIA