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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3098, 8 January 1889, Page 4

OBSERVE THE TRADE 'mlbJL;.', i OMB Unprincipled Person or persons (Jz' have beon,.;trying ;'to imitate''our ranges, but wo are pleased to find-in the ossontial they havo failed. Wo hopo'this decoptive practice upon the public will have the effect of sendiiig buyers to oUi' show room or to'our agents', in order to protect the public, whoso interests we desire to sorve. We decided a short tiino ago to apply to the Colonial Secretary for a trade niark which was granted. This will confer a great boon upon all colonists, inasmuch as Mound Sons Ranges 'show a saving of about 50 per cent in fuel,' besides greater durability than any other range (manufactured or imported) in the Colonics. ' LOOKATTHIS! ' . LAST YEAR WE SENT OUT OVER . ~.. FIVE HUNDRED I'. Why is it the public will havo Luke's Ranges? ' Because they supply a strongernnd cheaper article than anyone olso. Why is it there-is such a rush for Luke's Ranges? Because there is such a great saving in fuel. - . - ' A socond and enlarged Cataloguo is about to be issued. Inspection to their Showroom, Man-new-street', invited. , S. LUKE & SONS, [PROCLAMATION] In exercise and pursuance, of tho authority vested in me in this behalf by "The Trades Marks Act, 1886," I, tho Calonial Secretary of New Zealand do hereby certify that the Trade Mark heroin described,' that is to say— ' Description of Trade Mark, A Diainorid, within which is a dish with ale? of Mutton on it; outside tho diamond aro the letters and abbreviation, " WE, XL, S.L. & S." Nature of the article to which it is intended to apply. Cooking Ranges, —has beeti duly rcpistored, and that Samuel Luke and Sons, of To Aro foundry, Wellington, in the Colony of New Zealand, Engineers, Boilemiakors, and Iron and Brass Founders, ,are entitled to the use of |the said Trade Mark Issued from tho Colonial Secretary's office, at Wellington, theSthdavof July one thousand, eight hundred and eighty eight, T. VV. HISLOP, Colonial Secretary and Eoaiatrar of Trado Marks, THE GREY VALLEY COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). Manners-street,,, Wellington, (Includes Wallsend, Coalpit Heath, and Brunner Collieries) Having taken over the Brunner Coal Company's business on shore and afloat, it will be our constant aim not only to maintain, but also tc largely extend the said business, Tho possession of these three celebrated colherios enables us to do so most advantageously for our customers.

Wo have a large supply of Greymonth, Coalbrookdale, and .Newcastle coals always on hand. Sales from the combined mines last year wero 160,000 tons. TO COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS AND MERCHANTS, ' Wo have constantly arriving cargoes of best double screened Brunner Huts so favorably known for smithy purposes, Orders by post or otherwise pnnctualty attended to. Delivered in any quantity at Kailway station in bags or waggons. TO MALBTERS AND IRONFOUN- • FOUNDERS. Wo are large manufacturers of Coke for malting and smolting purposes-cannot bo equalled. TO BRICKLAYERS AND CONTRACTORS. We'manufacturo at our mines all hinds of firo day goods, equal to best importod, and much cheaper. Firo bricks, fire clay, and all kinds of fire tiles for bake ovens, ranges and grates, eto, kept in ' GREY VALLEY COAL CO. (Limited), - W.O.GASQUOINE, 3055 Local Mnnaser. IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE PIOTUEESQUE ATLAS OJ AUSTRALASIA. SAMPLES of our Bindings for the . above are now ready and on view. Half Persian Morocco, gilt edges, 25/per vol; half-best do do, 27/6 do; whole Persian do, hovelled boards, gilt edges, 33/6; wholo best Morocco, oxtra do do, 87/o.' That is from 20% to 33% lower than tho Sydney prices. Just to Hand: a large Block of SOL FA Materinl, Solo Wellington A?ont, by special appointment, for Messrs J. S, Curwen's publications. W.J.LAMSHEAR/Lanibton Quay, Wellington. 3053 R. tt SHEARMAN & Co, GENERAL AGENTS S H A RE BROKERS, Opposite the Union Bank, 41.LAMBTONQUAY, WELLINGTON

*Vo beg to inform the publio that we undertake fcho sale or purchase of pro. pertiea, tlio safe investment of mouoy. Management of estates for trustoos, or absentees from the Colony or otherwise, the collection of interest, dividends, debts, and rents, the care of all description of property, tho lotting of houses to reliable tenants, negotiating -.the exchange of every description'of property, tho storing ofgoods awaiting a profitable market &c, tho sale of goods of every description, valuations, arbitrations, and ' any other business of this nature, the i purchase of wool, grain, cheese, butter, bacon &o, the selection of horses of every • description, inchidingallotlierstockand their transport, to obtain accurato infori mation on all commercial subjects, the selection and purchase of land and houses of every description, to ship, reship, store, or remove goods to any place, to sell on commission fruit, poul tryund livo stock of overy description to conduct auctions in all parts of the Colony, to select Crown Lands, and conduct the purchase, to conduct business under the Land Transfer Act, to . act, as'trustees and for clients under ' Powor-of-Attomoy, to act as agents for Bank, mining, or othor stock etc., to negotiate loans on property by way of mortgage, to make investigations on i account of clients, to lend money from 1100 upwards, to transact any financial ! agency, to make advances generally on approved securities, to obtain valuations oii all description of property,, to act as custom house, shipping and forwarding agents, to effect policies for the Government Life Insurance Department. ' EAGLE-BBBWEBY. T.PAESONJ3, . : Pbopmetok, TTAVING ongaged Mr N.Stenhouse, j whose reputation as a brewer is wellkttbwn iriihis district.the proprietor is in a'position to' supply ALE and STOUT not to be, equalled in the colony. ;'..■■• Family ommpmhilly alkndd to. FOE SALE. * N ACCOMODATION. HOUSE in L . the township of Tenui. ; - '-'.• , Apply tor :'.■■.' ... •T.MAOKAY,- : ■>■■■■■. "•9-.. ■':•;' ■ Masterton. ' /'■jaEDMAN'teJ : . ■■■'•' INDO-CHINATEAB.