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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 170, 15 December 1883, Page 9

A POSITIVE LUXURY SUPPLIED . , ' AT THE 2TE PLUS ULTRA AMERICAN SHAVING SALOON. , . PROEESSOR EVAN'S, Opebatob. The Professor has fitted up these rooms in first-class 1 style iJegnrdlesa of Expense, and offers to aJI a Luxury and-Couxfort, which he trusts will be well supported. Only a Minute's Walk prom the "Wharf akd Lower 'Queen-street. EASE, ELEGANCeTaND COMFORT SECURED AT pEOPESSOE J£VANS' gALOON, 1 CORKER OF ALBERT AND WEST QUEEN STREETS. Don't Foeget the Address. "Weekly, Monthly; and Quarterly contracts entered into for Sharing* &c. Razors Ground and Set. Ha ib Dyed 33 1/ a ex on Bboavu. \j JHI ; ■.■VPT:" A I T WILLIAM RATTRAY'S. ;. Black Kid Gloved at|ls lid : ■. ■■ ; . At William Rattray's. Coloured Kid Gloves at Is lid ', r ■''... . At "William Rattray's. Two-button Josephine Gloves at 23 lid ... J '-■■;'.•■: ' At William RafctraVs. ] •■'•.••' x ' ■ -. ■ ...' ■■.•.-..''■. •-.."■ j Eourrbutton Josephine Gloves at 3s lid • I ' •', •■■-■ '-,'/ At William Rattray's. s Four-button Dent's Black Kid Gloves at 3s lid ■ ■ At William Rattray's. i Silk Jersey Gloves at Is 6d, 2s, and 2s Gd f ; : .." r At William' Rattray'3. Buttoned Silk Gloves at Is 6d and 3s 6d. : ; •■■-■;■ At William Rattray's. Gloves of all sorts and qualities ' , '■'■ ■At William Rattray's. /' ' . .-'■"' ■ CHEAP GLO YE WAREHOUSE, AND GENERAL DRAPERY , AND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, . 178, 180,' akd 182, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. ■.HYDRAULIC- LIME-. ; ■ *•■" ■■TRADE^r.MAR'K"- ■ : AUCKLAND, N, -Z ; ..■ . . ■'•'.. Glynn, Cauibridgs, 9th September, ISS2. J. Wilson and Co., 81, Queen- street, Auckland. Gv>ntiemeni— ln reply to yonr favour, it affords me «k>nt;ure to- bear' I ' testimony to the quality of your Hydraulic litoe ag a Cement. I hnvo jnst finished building a lab-are Concrete • culvert in which yonr Lime was used aslCeiiaent. The foundation of the culvert was inundated on several occasions on account, of heavy rains whilst the work was'.befngrdone,' notwithstanding the concrete set well'.— Toiirs faithfully, G. F. Hoskiks,. Civil Engineer. /;■•■. ' Puketohe, December 12, 1882. Messrs J. Wilson and Co., Auckland?. ' >■ . ' ' Sirs,— The Concrete tank which I built and plastered ■with Wilson's Hydraulic Lime holds 3000 gallons, and cost for, lime, sarid, and freight, £5. The labour I did ■myself. I never had anything to do with Concrete wort before, but followed ■your instructions, and have every reason to be satisfied with the result, as the tank las been in use for twelve months, and is perfectly ■ ; ~ S -' v ' WILLUM JENKIK3, y,' . , . ■■■. '■ > . .Pukekohe West. All Mahurangi Limes are not alike, and none of Wilson's are genuine without the Trade Mark. ■■■ Also, on Sale, Bricks, Sand, Pipes, &c. ■ '■"■'' ' N.B.— Parties specifying or using this Lime supplied '■■ -with the fullest. information. ■ W. A. K E E D ' SHIP AND GENERAL SMITH, "Wishes resfectfnlly to inform his Patrons that he has EbmOtbD To Premises at the Bottom of NELSON-STREET (Near the Gaswor7fo). All Orders entrusted to him wi\l be carried oxit as heretofore. • FOOT OF NELSON-STREET (Near Gasworks, and convenient Iq Dook). th DEN~ TERRACE AND MOUNT ROS- - KILL GROCERY STORES. COAL AND FIREWOOD YAED F. M. 'M ORL E V & .CO. ,-jO ' T O N E R G A N 3V « JL'9 t -M-s<S TAYLOR, Etc., ' . - Begs to inform his old Mentis that he has Returned, from Coronmndel, and he is prepared to l (1 it Them Out on the most reasonable terms at his promises, 'No. 16, GRIi V - STR EE T (Opposite Market Hotel). i ' 3ST.B.— Gentlemen's Own Material made up. V> -JTH D W A R D' S, 'AND V HARNESS-MAKER. -v'/'vSHU'4^''f ' ' - * ' ' - ~ — r — ' ,■ !%^&M'Ol&B§'^WpTkmm3hi^ Guara,nleed. ■• .