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: p YNAMfp. * : NOBEL'S LONG Hnd extensive use harestablished NOBEL'S to be the purest, Safest, most Reliable, Least Objectionable in ciose working^ and Strongest Dynamite manufactured. The most perfect patent applitmoes pc lined in its manufacture, as well as being under the direct sllpervsion of the English Government, who insists that every tori shall puss the, most rigid tests possible. Thus, if not of the specified quality and purity, forbid its leaving the Factory,— hence uniformity) stability, and purity are assured. Wliilst 0 ther brands, rfoi 'having ' th 6 aauie appiian^oe and supervision, have often failed to tneet these severe tests', beerr seized'and, confiscated^ •^' i - NOBEL'S in mortar jshots. has proved itself 15 per cent, the strongest dynamite. NOBEL'S is in valuable, for W Jv evety kiftdof Blasting,' effecting iiumense saving in .time, labour and money. .. f, insist— *•»« is done in many places—on, getting only Nobbl's, ( wlnch all beurs 'the Company's Trade Murk, including the najne o£ Alfred Nobel, the Inventor of Dynamite, , ( Printed instructions issued with every slb Packet.' ' / Price reduced to TWO SHILLINGS and SIXPENQK per lb. with Discount to tbp Trade. ' SPECIAL WARMIftG PANS for ßafely thawing dynamite when frozen, in stock. Supplies may be hud from James Rensiiaw und T. & S MonniN & Co., Limited, ThumeK ; John Phillips & Son, Faerua, and Wells & Soutter, Te Aroha.

E. PORTER AND CO, Auckland, The Company's New Zealand North Island Agents.

"CFIOICE GOODS' FOK OHKISi'MAS. WILLIAM R. BRIDGMA^ HAS just received a large and well< assorted Stock of NOVELTIES For the present season, mid to be s^lr 1 very much under übu.il prices. Beautiful Assortment of New Lvices, n Real and Imitation, White, Cream, Silvtr Grey, Navy Brown, Marone, Gold, Fancy Shades, and Black, just received by steamer Coptic from London New Frilling, Tieß, Scarves, Collars, Collarettes. Beautiful lot of Real, Luce ji Collurs.

o.| § Black Silk Crepe, half-squares &a> q Black Cashmere Capes & aS" Black Silk and Satin Capes • 1g £" Black Chenille Capes, Blaok 2 «■§* . Lace Capes, Broche Capes \ o S ™SJ r Black Cashmere Dolmans f* 2 2 J Black Broohe Viaites :g^ t®s Black Broohe Dolmans U J q 0 \ Black Lace Beaded Capc«— I ~c m I very pret»v goods I ••? "< S J J <» The above are choice goods, and all prices — from very cheap to very good. 14 Ladiiß* Silk Lustre Ulsters, 7s 6d, being leas than half-price* 12 Ladies' China Silk Ule^rs, various shape6 — to be sold at half- irice Tl:u stock of Boy«» Yout 1 s', and Men's Oothing is lar^e und weii asaortod, and all ijoodi marked at a very st*vilJ ndvunce on cost Men's !Stron& Coats, 60 lid Boys' buits irom 4s lid Men's, Boys^ and iouths' Felt und Straw flats >n groat vuriety New Floor Clothn, Mating, &<■ ■ 60 Men'a Merino Hel mete 7s 6d, worth 10s. 100 pairs Lace Curlain» froir 3a lid, splendid value.

JUNCTION DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, I Upper Queen Street.

fTTISHES to call the attention, of the In. IVY habitants of Te Aroha fand; Upper .Thames^to his carefully-selected Stook of BOOKS, STATIONERY! ANB^ MUSIC, including SONGS AND DUETS, PIANO SOLOS, & DUETS, DANCES, NEW WALTZES, Etc., Instruction Books and Music, for Piano, Harmonium, Violin, FluW) Concertina, Cornet, Etc. Victoria Music Books, 115 different numbers, any number, Pdst Free-tor Is Od in Stamps. Cavendish, Chappells, Boosey, Australian, Colonial, Mohattk, Christy, Sheards Christy, Comic, and Dance Annuals, from 1878 to 1884 inclusive. Post Free 18 9d eaoh. Photo and Scrap Albums, Scraps, Birthday and Sunday School Cards in great Variety. Books for Presents, ' Prizes, Libraries, and Home Beaming. . Poetical Works and Novels in great Variety. Stationery of all kinds. Young Ladies'. Journal, English, American, and Australian Papers received montWy. N.B. if you are in want oi any of the above send Stamps to

\ Bookaellei*, Stationer, and Musio-Seller, \ 198,'Qulfe Street, Auokland, Two Dooraabv Aaoklanl 9 ivia** Bank.

WO, D X N N E S, • IMPORTER , OF SEWINO MACHINES, BICYCLES, HapdJ(lßcljine.from^3 ( ; Treadle, do,,from 'Sic^cieß; l^:^ i .(Cncyctes; feiW^I J Dupfi'jate paife of ■' all 1 MAbhin'^ 1 ilW^iA Repairsiprornpti v and , efficiently e^epute J ' > .- ■ \ "'CQ wSt'ftwiifißT, AuoKllnd, i . '' , : >

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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 98, 18 April 1885, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 3 Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 98, 18 April 1885, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 3 Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 98, 18 April 1885, Page 8

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