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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1071, 7 April 1882, Page 1

Public Notices. THE MASON AND HAMLIN *a J O R GH A N S i» « o 11 Are the only kmi need by Moody and », it • Sankey, W F Somerville and other wompetea 7 *• judges who have prOnoanced them tbe beet r a • Reed Instruments America has produced, i on view at ir VVOVUBsid SCOULI. AR'S c » URNITURE WAREHOUSE, o 5 I MASON AND HAMLIN ] ORGANS. t __ i i I These Organs are admirably suited f Schools, Places of Publio Worship, Conoec Rooms and Private Families • Several Clasee these instruments ase »i» they have also on v.ew I • Pianos by Schwechten i ' Pianos by B. Lpp 1 Pianos by Schitoei Pianos by Board i Pianos by RroadwooJ i- i«nos by Collard and Collard I [ Pianos by Kirkman j Piahos by Brinsmead i TO LOVERS OF MUSIC. j "Vf ESSRS NORTH AND SCOULLAR 1| Afcto inform the mueical public tbat they P have been appointed I Sole Agents in Otago and Southland, FOR THOS> C___BR____» IKSTBUX-Vlfl I 1 MASON AND HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS. These splendid instruments have obtained i the First Prise Medal in every Exhibition i all over the world and receiyed the greatest i praise for their smoothness of tone, scope of 1 expression, quickness b action of keys and i 1 thoroughness of workmanship combined with ■" simplicity of action. pATENT WRO.UOHT NALS. t J. J. Cordes and Co., the patentee and Sole Manufacturers of the well-known paten* . Wrought Nails, commonly known as EWBANK NAILS > Desire to make it known that they have adopted a " Star " or «* Cross " as their Trade Mark, and that all Nails now made and sent out by them, except clasp, bear tbis mark 1 upon tbier heads, and that within every package sent from their works is also placed a card bearing thuir name and address. An**' I nails, therejore, which are not distinguished ■ by above, must not be confouuded witu 1 Ewbank's Nails," the quality of which i_ ' well appreciated as being iar st* perior to auy I other make. 4 Nail works — Newport. Monmouth. I 1 THREE PRIZE WEDALS RECEIVED AT THR GREAT EXHIBITION, P H ILA S> _ AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHES i FOR E NW , pAUTION^TO WATCH BUYERS. [ Unscruplous parties are ceding worthless Watches bearing Trade ' | Marks very similar to tbe Trade Mark GENUINE WALTHM WATCH E3, This is not only a fraud on tbo 1 Purchaser, but a great injury to tbe 1 reputation of the genuine VVatcu. In ' view of these fact**, the . American Watch Company ' would codnes buyers i | mi-*i-ts on having their preterence . I for r { W ilth in V*. •'*•». 'i • 3 and not allow theuuelvJs to put o(T iwith any imuiitations, either toicigu or domt'i-)i* ci | Foobin*i & Appleton. ' t GeueAi la gents of th.* Anivnci-i YV-tc' i { Cum puny, ' Waltham Bu*iiliiij*; llolbom Cross -j L-J SOUS' , j p S— The Walth-11 Wat-h u»;iy he ub _ined 1 I Who legale aiiiutCoi.ui itWeil i.t*^. ■•}, in. ■*■* • I laml, O-interbuiy, _n l uujt ot :Uj { io-u-j iii the colonic-.