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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1086, 12 May 1882, Page 1

I Public Notices. j THE MASON AND HAMLIN I o :r a a. Tsr s ArtJ the only kind used by Moody and banker, W P SomerTftle and other compet«t» judges wbo bare pronounced them the besfc Beed Instruments America* bat piodaoed. NORTH and SCOULLAR'S URNITdKE WARBHuUSB, MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS. These Organs are admirably lifted Schools, Places of Public Worship, Cone* I i Booms and Private Families i Several Claase tbese instruments as« they have also on view Pianos by Schwechten Pianos by R, Lpp Pianos by Schiroei Pianos by Board Pianos by Kroadwood •t'innos by Collard and Collar© Pianos by Kirkm<ui £iahos by Brinsmead TO LOVERS OF MUSIC. TkIESSRS NORTH AND SCOULLA to inform the musical public that they Sole Agents in Otago and Southland, FOB JfHOsB CsSBBRATSD IksTBVXIKTS M ASON AND HAJMI.IN i CABINET ORGANS. These splendid instruments hare obtained the First Priie Medal in erery Exhibition all over the world and reoeiyed the greatest praise for their smoothness of tone, scope of I expression, quickness n action of keys and thoroughness of workmanship oombined with | simplicity of action. pATENT WKO,UGHT NAL J. I. Cordes and Co., the patentee and Sole Manufacturers of the well-known paten* 'Wrought Nail*, commonly- known as KWBANK NAILS Desire to make it known that they hare adopted a " Star" or" Cross" as their Irnde Mark, and that all Nails now made and scut out by them, except clasp, bear this mark upon thier heads, and that within every package sent Irora their works id nlao phiced a card beating thvir name and address. Auy nails, therefore, wliich are not ciissin^uisbed by above, mast not be confuuuded with Ewbank's Nails," the quality ofwbicli is well appreciated as being lar sfptrior lo any other make. Nail works — Newport, Monmoutb. THREE PRIZE WEDAL3 BSGEIV£D AT THS GREAT EXHIBITION, PHILA.BE AMERICAN WALTHA3I WATCHES FOR E NW /^AUTION TO WAICH BUfERS. (Tnscruptons parties are coding worthless Watches bearing Trade Marks very similar to the Trade Alark or' GENUINE WALfFIM WATCHES, This is not only a fraud ou tbe Purchaser, but a great injury to th j reputation of the genuine VVatcu. In view of those facts, the American Watch Company would coJnea buyera mirints ou having their pftterdnee for Wilthm V/;t.?ii>s i and not ullow liiemaelrjs to put off with any iiuinisrions, cither foroiju ot Bocibiuj oc Appleton. • GeneAilu gnnu 01 thj Atnencaa Wutc'i Ciin^nny, Walthain Building Hoi barn Cross _ LOA'DOIN' P S-Tho vMlr^.u V,\uc!i may bo obtained Whol.usu ;iiH!i Koran .IWjlli .^toa, Auo^ lnmi, Ci.it.:,-ia.y, =»:. l ::^ it 0 ( fa. uriuciojj