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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3082, 17 December 1888, Page 4

Business . Notices: BEWARE. ,:f/: V,:/. OBSERVE THE TRADE MARK. HOME Unprincipled Person or persons 0 hiivo boon toying, to,'.imitate our ranges, but we aro pleased to lind in the ossontial they have failed. Wo-liopo this deceptive practice upon tho public will have the effect of pending buyers to our showroom' or to our agents, in order to protect tho public, whose interests we desire to serve.- We a short time ago to apply .to tho Colonial Secretary for atrado mark!which wasgmnted, This will confer a great boon upon nil colonists, inasmuch ,as Luke and Sons Ranges show a' saving of about 50 per cent in fuel, besides greater durability than any other range (manufactured or imported) in the Oolonies.

LOOK AT THIS! LAST YEAR WE SENT OUT OYER FIVE HUNDRED ! Why is it the public will imvo Luke's Ranges? Because they supply a stronger and cheaper articlu than anyone else. Why is it there is such a rush for Luke's Ranges ? Because there is such a great saving in fuel, A second and enlarged Catalogue is about to be issued. Inspection to their Showroom, Man-' ners-street, inyited. " S. LUKE & SONS, [PROCLAMATION] fjjln exercise' and pursuance of the authority vested in mo . in this behalf by " Tho Trades Marks Act, 1886," l t the Colonial Secretary of New. Zealand do hereby ce);tify that tho Trado Mark heroin described, that is to sayDescription of Trade Mark, A Diamond, within which is a dish with a leg of Mutton on it ; outside the diamond are the letters and abbreviation, "WE,XL, S.L. & S." Nature of tlie article to* which it is in- : tended to apply. " 1 Cooking Ranges, v , V —has. been duly repistored, and that Samuel Luke and Sons, of To Aro Foundry, Wellington, in the Colony of New Zealand, Engineers, Boilermakers, and Iron and Brass Founders,, aro entitled to the use of [tho snid Trade Mark. Issued from the Colonial Secretary's office, at Wellington, tho stli duv of July one thousand, eight'hundred and eighty eight. T. W. HISLOP, Colonial Secretary and Registrar of Trado Marks.

rpflE GREY VALLEY - COAL 1 COMPANY (LIMITED). Manners-street.. Wellington. (Includes Waited, Coalpit Heath, and ' Brunner Collieries) " Having taken.-over the Brunner Coal Company's business on shore and afloat, it will bo our constant aim not only to maintain, but also to largely extend the said business. 1.110 possession of these three celebrated collieries onables us to do so most advantageously (or bur customers.. ; Wo have a large supply ofGreyniouth, Coalbrookdale; and JNewcastlb coals always on hand. Sales from the combined mines last year wero 100,000 tons. TO COUNTRY BLAOKSMITHB AND merchants; Wo have constantly arriving cargoes of best double screened Brunner Huts so favorably known for smithy purposes. Orders by post or otherwise punctually .attended to. Delivered in any quantity at Railway station in ba?s or waggons. . TO MALSTERS AND IRONFOUN- . FOUNDERS. ' -Weare large manufacturers of Coko fur malting aiid smelting purposes—cannot bo equalled. TO BRICKLAYERS AND COMKAO. \ TORS. ' Wo umuufacturo at our mines all kinds of firo clay goods, equal to beat imported, and much cheaper, Firo bricks, live clay, and all kinds of firo tiles for bake ovens, ranges and grates, etc, kept in stock. ' GREY VALLEY' COAL CO, (Limited). W. C. UASQUOINE, 3055 Local Manager. IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE PICTURESQUE ATLAS OF AUSTRALASIA. H AMI'LES of our Bindings for t|ie KJ above aro now ready and ox vikw, Half Persian Morocco, gilt edges, 25/por vol j half best do do, 27/6 do; whole. Persian do, bevelled boards, gilt edges, 32/(i; whole host Morocco, oxtra do do, 87/0. That ia from 20% to 33% lower than the Sydney prices. Just to Hand: a large stock of SOL FA Material. Solo Wellington A«ont, by special appointment, for Messrs J, S. Curwen's publications.' AV. J. LANKSHEAR, Lambton Quay, 'Wellington. 3053

JR. 0, SHEARMAN & Co,, GENERAL AGENTS AND , S II A RE B R 0 IC E R S, OI'I'OSITK TUB UHION BaVk, 41, LAMBTON QUAY", WELLINGTON

>Vo beg to inform tho public that wo I undertako tho snlo or purchase of properties, tho safo investment of money, Management of estates for trustees, or absentees from tho Colony or otherwise, tho collection of interest, dividends, debts, and rents, tho euro of all description of property, tho letting of houses to relialilc tenants, negotiating tlio oxchange of evory description of property, I the storing of goods awaiting a profitable | markot &c, tho sale of goods of every description, valuations, arbitrations, aud any ptlier business of this liaturo, tho purchase of wool, grain, cheeso, butter, bacon &e, the selection of horses ofovory description, including all other stock and their transport', to obtain accurato information on all commercial subjects, tlio selection .and purchase of land aud houses of every description, to ship, ship, store, or remove goods to any place, to sell 011 commission fruit, poul try mid live stock of overy description to conduct auctions in all parts of the Colony, to select Crown Lands, aiid conduct tlio purcliaso, to conduct business under flic Land Transfer Act,'to act as trustees aud for clients under l'ower-of-Attornoy, to act as agents for Bank, mining, or other stock etc., to negotiate loans on-property by way of raortgiujo, to mako investigations qii account of clients, to Ipid monoy from 1 A'lOp; upwards, to transact any financial agency, to mako advances generally onapproved securities, to obtain valuations 011 all,description of property, to act as custom house, shipping and forwarding agents, to effect policies for tlio Govern--1 ment Life lusurance Department,' i ~B7MTO"Co~ ■lO LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS &o. I'OK saleMO acros, Eangitumau, and 907 acres : adjoining 210 acres dp. 20 acres Fcathereton, improved, rich land,. 630 acres . Kopuaranga, mostly fiat, partly improved, 110 acros Woodville, half cleared, small house, 127 acres Greytown, fenced and subdivided. 088 acres on tho banks of tho Ruamalianga, fenced, large houso, &c.. 278, apres Pukaratahi, good lan<|, gassed Ac, ■B4 acresPoiyhaty, splendul laud. 3| acres Mnkflra-stroct, Afasterton. - Kqrip.qai, «shop and dyiri'llina jioiise | Alasterton, ' 14allptRieota, part of s'ecitjojiß.; Palliatua' allotments 10 and "14; Woodviilo allotment 05, part of rural scction74; 1 Dreyerton section 10, and parts of 1 and ] 2; Carterton,; section 148, JO awes to , let for IB years, ~ - . ■ . . J Further partioulara supplied 011 ajipli-.' cation. / 2!I9!) J IiEDMAW'is ■ . ' INDO-CHINA TEAS. i 'V'" '