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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 982, 28 September 1881, Page 2 (Supplement)

PIANOS TUNED. r /'ARDERS left at the STANDARD Office will receive attention. HENRY HIGGINS, 421 “ The Mount ” 'Ormond. OXIDE OF IRON PAINT, Prepared by the THAMES PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Thames, New Zealand. CHARLES HILL, Manager. THIS PAINT is the Most Durable—the CHEAPEST—the Purest and Best that can be used for all kinds of Iron and Woodwork. It preserves all materials covered with it from decay and the action of the weather, and is unsurpassed for all — FARM BUILDINGS, BRIDGES, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C. MACHINERY, BOILERS, And all description of Ironwork. It has also the advantage of being free from all poisonous or noxious ingredients, being made from peroxide of iron ore. Weatherboards, Shingles, &c., served with - * it will resist fire. Is supplied ground in oil or in powder. We have used this Paint on Iron Castings and Steam Sailers, and approve of it very highly.—A. and GK Priee, Hngmeers, Thames. For Woodwork I consider it superior to Nelson Hematite, as it possesses greater body, and leaves neither sediment or waste.— W. Fricker, Painter, Thames. It has good drying qualities, and a very intense body.—C. Floomfield, Painter, Auckland. Agents :— T. & S. MORRIN, Auckland. T. W. CARR & SON, Gisborne. PARNELL & BOYLAN, Gisbobne. 477 NOTICE. -— VTHE POVERTY BAY STANDARD is regularly filed—for local reference, and for the use of Visitors and others—at “The Associated News and Advertising Bureau, Stichbury’s Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. *** Orders received for the Standard, and for any paper published throughout the World by—w. B. LANGBRIDGE, Proprietor.