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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 124, 17 October 1885, Page 8

tp¥ *PMO§ o^rneuQan Vm^mMf^^^Wh 3 A :jLOI/AB^lafcbftr^agnifiW *»» ( qur!tdirfs, 3^yardB-lo'ng^;eiaek*^Wi t?4 o? ' ' ' "design', &r 8a 6d*: Soallope&jEdge, for lOg 6(W t U \ A f liL ,^} r Lt)* ttUsJJ^SMft U ; Strong t( Cottpn ffli^gjfe «S*-^ ." ' I 'tOT^oAii 2^ BtSttong 8 tSttong Brown kolland/ligd '5b &a, 6tf'9d.; rm.H! ' White Quilts from 3s lid Up^Cdlou'fe'd fronV2s*6d{ >/* '' . / '>"U .• -f ' Floor Cloth painted back, at Is 2d square yard. •<*«. - # u »,J V LOT . 4^—2o yards 6eavy Grey Calico,- 31 inch*, f qr f 6s 3d, ( , t^ f . >f , _ f RULES OF SMITH & GAUQHEYiS PARCEL, 1 ' system:/ , , ri'/z f -';H IST.— All Orders must be accompanied with; Cash; P'.O.'O.V" J -T v " ' Ohequeß, made payable to &MITH &' CAUGHEY; ■liOfm^ • containing cheques or coin should bo registered. ' i '" . ' _ * OND.— AII Parcels over 20b Packed securely in Canvas and sent, : i* [ « £ freight paid, to any Railway Station or Port in New Zealand , \J / reached direct from Auckland. Where freight is demanded-- C 0 please communicate the foet to us. ' ' » ' ri#i ' QRI>« — Every Article guaranteed strict! n accor .lance w ltn'de. <.-•» ij scription given. • „ " '-' £%-l 4TH.— We willingly substitute for any; article in, a Parcel not -t jg, f required other goodß of equal value. „ - ■ Tr " STH.— If any Parcel is not approved of, ahd returned in -good-, ; ' condition within 14 ; day8, we are^repare^tfoVef uiid pnrohaac t j money in full,, and pay. carriage both ways. , a?i .Jt.^/i ». >**'/ . f HOSIERY, LACE,; A^D .F^Y bEPAE^S^ ; - -', ? 'j ; , LOT 49—6 pairs jßibied .Merino v S t toc^ings, f 2. pajfs /^adieV qj,.', 'Merino' Gloves; and! 2 yards White,. or Cream Was^, . LOT- 50— 1 Ladies' r ( K»itted Hose Jacket; 1-Ladies' Durable tUm-; t Um-; Mbrella, for 9s. •! LOT 51— lLafge Wool Wrap and 8 pair Coloured - Lamb a (fl 'Wool Hdse for'7s: i v ; r. .^ '/ ;T f - ' -*."?']^'.*> i f /" i % «?>' LOT '52-2 Heada Wool|(l alloa), and 21bs Kwttjng Cotton for U| • -6s9d, , _;> , .;.,-, „_*,.*,.. rf » /J , , >: .,. 5:,. "CC/f LOT 53—6 pairs Heavy Knit Worsted Socks for 7s 6d. ' 4 LOT 54— 6 pairs Strong Knit' Socks for ss' 6d. >"\ '/ >,»? ' '-• LOT 55—2 Lamb's Wool yn^er 'Vests and 2 pairs Drawers, for 18s 6d. ..• .- ;,-.»«. ', "../•-.„.--' U» LOT- 56—1 Cardigan "Jacket and 3 pair, MenV Wool Socks for Q , 6s 6d. '_ '■',/,.,:> >: - „- *. * * LOT 58, SERGE SUIT- PARCEL,;,£ 2 19s 6d,, J£ lSuit All-wool- Navy Blue-Serge, well-made and fimshed . » JJ* 1 Handsome Silk Handkerchief -, **» 1 Drab French Felt Hat and £ doz Black Ties" . . |— • ' 1 White Dress Shirt. ' ' " ' Cg ' 2' Men's Flannette Shirts or Working Shirta .; ;, . •".'",. *\ - ' ' This Parcel* will be a surprise to every gentleman who.ordeTS it. , M.^. .!, L0T259, HOUSEHOLD' PARCEL, fpr'iQa;' ' g" ' 1 pair 'Magnificent Witney Blanket^ ftrlT-2| yards Uhg" "^ S' !T 1 White CroVc'het Qiiilt,-s«iTie size-'(urishnnkab r le): » ;..- >l • m .- r "'s'yi>ifls > '80-iri6h'Sh€eli!ngr<Wih'te) V .., 'T":y wh y r\ m i c i n;,2yard^Unbleached Table Danjask.j „ ,„ , ,, (j .. •, , ;• . . , . 6 SHondycomVTo^elpi 39, inches ,lorn' „ ,V'; r ,'. /' • /„,;.., „ n \ X Pretty Toilet Cover, and pretty 'Antimacassar ' ' - ' - , -.'•■■<>.* '<LOT 60V DRESS. PARCEL,* f0r^200... 0 . ■! . i :1O yareta Beautiful All-wool €a^hmer^tte, any colour, , 1, , ; „ ■ * j/lisyardfl^elye.te.entottrimV,;;: " „ '. „., M t / / ■ .lp^Gloye^tfiing.CbrseV -' . ■ ' " • ' .sody Linen ! aiid Biitton^' •-.'..« '" ' 1 r >i '■ •? " •'»' j '•iSilk'nandkercWef-! JJJ J ' " ' ".f ''^ .'>.>*! " S'MTH & CAUGHEY^S Parcel System is now an admitted *;.,V '' - 'BOON- to- Country Settlers. ? „ '-•/.-: ,- : SMITH-;&> PA.UG-EJEYJS Parcels-have for four years given un- f/ .„ , bounrjed satisfaction." ' , SMETH & CAUGHEY I ha 1 ye always aimed at comwnmg excel- - ' lence with cheapness, and by so doing have secured the, ' confidetice 1 Of the public. * SMITH & CAUCIHEY study closely the wants of their Country, r-,, friends, and do their utmost to supply a Genuine Ar-- - ' " ticlef at* 'the lowest' possible price for Cash.

'"DYNAMITE. ■

V,:./ - . NOBEL'S . ■ ; GJShNitMMi 'D.Y»N-A.M,I.T.E.

LONG 'and extenßive use has established NOBEL'S to be.the-Pnipst,, Safest, most Reliable, Least Objectionable in cl<?; .-. 'working^, and Strongest Dynamite raanutfactured. The most perfect patent appliances are used in its manufacture, as 'well' as'briing under the direct supervision" of the Wngilish Government, who insist that every 'ton Bhall pass the most rigid tests possible. Thi\s, if-notof the speciiied quality and ! purity, forbid ,its leaving the, Factory,— 'hence .uniformity, stability, and purity are assured. Whilst other brands, not having 'the' same appliances and supervision, have often failed ! to l n"ieet these severe tests, been, seized and confiscated. . NOBEL'S in mortar shots has pmved- , itself by far the strongest dynamite. NOBEL'S is unequalled for mining, quarrying, blasting in wet or dry, solid, or fissured rock,' tunnelling, breaking up wrecks, sunken rockw, blowing out and splitting up tree roots, 'boulders, &c., effecting immense saving in tune, hbour, and money: Insist-— as, is done in most places— on getting only t »Nubel's, Glasgow-make. which all bears, the Company's Trade Mark,' including 'the name of Alfred Nobel, the Inventor of Dynamite. Beware | Do .not be deceived by Colonial or Continental brands. • " Price reduced id TWO SHILLINGS and SIXPENCE ' per 'lfo with- Discount to the Trade. » . ' * .

m NOBEL'S PATENT BUST-

1t; ,^.iM GELfiTjm,\ ",_/ ,. Is 40\iperMceii,t stronger; than , .Dynamite s;j gives 9$ ieasjsmokOj} ia us safe as Dyna-j mit.e'j.'i^sloNy'er/fees,- shatter^, and morej expansive in* its action/;' \ indissoluble in: water'; invariably remains vWeri all| otliei^' nitroglycerine - bompoiVncfe' ' arei frozen ; and is fived 'with diuse, 'detonator,, and dynamite- priineiMn-th§».same ninnner? {vSrDynapite, although 21bs "of blasting 'gelatihp gives better results' 'than' 3^l bs of Wfitdtiiite,' yet if is only M 6d' perf-ll) penSlbj , pattKet higher iiv price; -^.i ', ;?•, 4 -\ ;,} I „ Necessary f}AH>P^'tPP?'^H^^ e^9< l i tall ' t^i at ovdinary rates, arid improved sizedeton-, Vtors-'lbH- nring? I ''^lso j ; w'Muig' p'Un'ft-^ thaWing dynamite when^frozen 1 ; and'ifi these' pahs 'am UB'odhot.watbr- in; the outer, pnrtoi: them jipfto, .l.so, degrees Fah.,ma.y t b^ used \vith sai'qty.., Dynamite and Gelatine always ihatock. Printedin'structione for aising' tiieiabOveexplosi'veß issUed "witll ov t ery;tslb packagev, ' - ,7.,;. „.;■ t \u, .7 •• f ! Supplier may be, had, from, JAMES v RBNi Tliam'e'g*; &OHN Philips ft'-'Swr, 'PKSroal, WiSLLS &"ScUTrEit,>Te A'roha^tundfptheisf. A'G;dnts T for- Nobel's^Bxp'losives' Goiiipanyi, ; iLimited,; Glasgowrrr^pru^oAil 1 -; c: porter a s.B <!h( ft J 9J, Auckland,