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j^OBEL'S DYNAMITE

Long and extensive use has established NOBEL'S to be the Purest, Safest, most Reliable, Least Objectionable in close workings, and Strongest Dynamite manufactured. The most perfect patent appliances are used in its manufacture, as well as being under the direct supervision of the English Government, who insist that every ton 3hall pass the moet rigid tests possible. Thus, if not of the specified quality and purity, forbid its leaving the Factory,— hence uniformity, stability, and purity are assured j whilst other brands, not having the same appliances and supervision, have often failed to meet these 3evere tests, and have been seized and confiscated. Five Mortar Tests of Nobel's in charges, each of 70 grains, have thrown a 201b. cannon ball an average per ihot of 209 feet, whilst the Aupw;,,ji Dynasts and Lithofracteur in the same number of shots and same conditions averaged only 181 feet 5 inches ; thus proving Nobel's to be over 15 per cent, stronger than the Melbourne Manufacture. Nobel's is invaluable for nearly every kind of Blasting, effecting immense saving in time, labour, and money. t Insist, as is done in many places, on getting only Nobel's, which all bears the Company's Trade Mark, including the name of Alfred Nobel, the Inventor of Dynamite. Printed instructions issued with every 51b. Packet. Price Reduced to TWO SHILLINGS and FOURPENCE per lb. with Discount to the Trade.

Supplies may be had from James Renshaw, and T & S. Morbin & Co. (Limited), Thames ; John Phillips & Son, Paoroa, and WELLS AND SOUTTER, Te Aroha.

E. PORTEEANDOO.,

Auckland, The Company's New Zealand North Island Agents

ADDRESS:

75, QTJEEIT-STBEET.

J HYDRAULIC LIME §► So? » Ho g| TRADE + MARK £§ 1 J.Wilson&C! P £ AUCKLAND, N.Z. S "\TTHY have Bad Dairies, when Concrete aKSSBSSMSSi5 h -» DI »^£ pa o,Sl C - Frami - ng or B « xin g deposit the Confl °te«. re i? u . : ES! B no but that needed to finish the building. Iron bolts can bo dispensed L2SF&SSSF&SXS, 'il Engbiea ' also - «JS 11 i r J h 2 uW Oo ? nt r Counofls buila so many itUe! dBes ' when Cmorete Culverts cost si R^X^a^ 0 "" 4 to R^winarana go^tuStifSS'L O &r 11 iVmOi - mttke * oSSia ati* stump - m m B ° m ° T,£*Po74 11 r 11 M Mal ? u . ran S i Li mes are not alike, and Mark? genuine without the Trade

MEWCASTLB pOALS. NOW DISCHARG- TO Ex SiJvEisr. 550 TONS BEST CO-OPERATIVE COALS. EX ROCKIIAMPTON, 540 TONS BE ST CO-OPERATIVE COALS. I Ex Handa Isle, 337 TONS BEST CO-OPERATIVE COALS.

J"_ CBAIG-COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND.

C. G. HILL.] [G. PLUMMER Q G. HILL & Co., 01T0SITE NEW TOWN HALL SITE UPPER QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.

IMPORTERS OJF GLASS, MOULDINGS, VARNISHi*,.), PAINTS, OILS, PAPERHANGINGS, And every description of PAINTERS' AND COACH BUILDERS' REQUISITES.

Sole Agents for New Zealand and Fiji Islands, for EARLE & SON'S PIONEER PAINTS,

tar This Paint is beyond doubt the Paint oe the Future, being Cheaper, five times as Durable as the old mixture, and is ready mixed in all the leading colours, so that ANY MAN CAN DO HIS QWfl PAINTING.

Agents for the Detroit Safe Co. ; t> STEEL FLANGE FIRE-PROOF SAFES. The Safest Safe yet produced. CALL AND, SEE SAMPLES;,: ,.

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Te Aroha News, Volume 1, Issue 45, 12 April 1884, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Te Aroha News, Volume 1, Issue 45, 12 April 1884, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Te Aroha News, Volume 1, Issue 45, 12 April 1884, Page 6

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