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SANDER & SONS' EUCALYPTI EXTRACT.
Under the distinguished patronage of His Majesty
the King of Italy, as per communication made by
the Minister for Foreign Affairs, through the
Consul-General for Italy at Melbourne, 14th March,
1878, Awarded Diploma at the Amsterdam Ex-
hibition, 1883. Acknowledge by Medical Clinics
and Universities all over the Globe.
There are imitations of Eucalypti Extract in
the market, products of simple distillation, form-
ing crude resinous oils. In order that these crude
oils may not be taken for our Pure Volatile Euca-
lypti Extract, which is recognised by the medical
division of the Prussian Govermnent to be of per-
fectly pure origin, as per information forwarded
to us through the Consul at Melbourne, 2nd March,
1878, we state:
It is proved by tests made by the Medical Clinics
of the Universities at Bonn and Greifswald
(Prussia), and reported by Dr. Shultz, Professor
of Pharmacology at Bonn, and Professor Dr.
Mosler, Director of the Medical Clinic at Greifs-
wald, that only products that are saturated with
oxygen and freed of acids, resinous and ether sub-
stances, adherent to primary distillation, will de-
velope the sanative qualities proper to the plant.
All crude oils, or so-called Eucalypti Extracts are
to be classed according to the named authorities
among the turpentines which are of insignificant
medicinal value, and abandoned long since as an
internal medicament. These crude oils, or so-called
Eucalypti Extracts, are discernable—
I. By their deficiency in pungent odour (which our
product, the only genuine Eucalypti Extract
develops most freely through its surplus of
oxygen.
By their alcoholic thin and mobile appearance
being reduced in specific density through the
resence of acids.
3. By their taste the result of the contracting ten-
dency of resins and tanats.
If these crude oils, or so-called Eucalypti Ex-
tracts, are applied mistake in cases of croup,
bronchitis, diptheria, internal inflammation, dysen-
tery &c., the consequences are most appalling,
For safety sake ask for Sander and Sons
Eucalypti Extract.—Sandhurst, Victoria, Aus-
tralia--SANDER & SONS.
THE MICROBE KILLER.
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
A single medicine containing neither
drugs, chemicals, nor herbs, that is claimed
to cure every disease.
The study of bacteria, as connected with
disease, is now engaging the attention of the
leading scientists of the world, who have
been trying for many years to discover some
remedy which would kill the microbes, or
germs of disease, without injury to the person.
It has been proven beyond doubt that
typhoid, diphtheria, smallpox, consumption,
rheumatism, syphilis, erysipelas, neuralgia,
dyspepsia, and, in fact, all diseases, are caused
by a minute microbe, which gets into the
blood and multiplies at the rate of 17 millions
in 24 hours.
Prof. Tyndall, Mons. Pasteur, and Dr.
M'Lagan, of Edinburgh, all agree that the
destruction of these germs is as much a law
of nature as their development; and that the
antidote for their destruction must be some
liquid heavily charged with a powerful
gaseous substance that will penetrate through
every tissue of the human system.
It was while experimenting, with this
object in view, that Mr. Wm. Radam—a
German resident of Austin, Texas dis-
covered what he claims to be a sovereign and
sure specific, to which he has given the
significant name "Microbe Killer." It is
of precisely the character described by
Tyndall, Pasteur, and M'Lagan, in that it
consists only of pure water heavily charged
with certain powerful gases and electricity,
and entirely free from noxious drugs and
deleterious compounds. On the contrary, it
is as pleasant to the taste as pure spring
water; and it is claimed for it that while it
will not harm even the youngest child, or
most delicate invalid, yet it is certain death
to the dreadful microbe. Mr. Radam sug-
gests, as a proof of the genuineness of
his Microbe Killer, "Let any person
place a portion of diseased matter
under a powerful microscope, and he
will find it a mass of living microbes.
Put this matter in a glass tumbler, and pour
in sufficient Microbe Killer to cover the
matter; re-examine after 24 hours with the
microscope, and the microbes will be found
dead. Repeat the experiment, using any
other known medicine whatsoever (not a
poison), and the microbes will be found to be
still alive."
Mr. Radam has published a small book on
the discovery of his remedy, which, taken
as a serious contribution to medical progress,
will well repay perusal, and as it can be ob-
tained gratis by application to any of his
agencies, there is no reason why any one
should deprive himself of the pleasure of
reading it, particularly those who are suffer-
ing from any disease of a chronic nature.
If his Microbe Killer will do all he claims
for it in his book, it certainly will be a great
boon to suffering humanity.
Already fourteen factories have been
established for, the manufacture of the
medicine, and its fame is rapidly spreading.
over the whole world. Generally speaking,
it appears to make little or no difference as
to what stage a disease may be in, he claims
to remove the cause—microbes—and the
patient will recover. If reports be true—
and in this case the testimony of those in
the colonies who have already been cured,
seem to be unusually strong—Mr. Radam
has made a remarkable and valuable dis-
covery. In order that sufferers in the
colonies may procure the medicine, as in the
older countries, he has opened a factory in
Melbourne; and although it has only been
running a few months, thousands have
already availed themselves of the medicine,
and have been cured of heretofore incurable
chronic diseases As Messrs. Malcolm and
Grigg have been appointed managers for the
Newcastle and New England districts, the
Microbe Killer and the book referred to
may be obtained from their office, 17 Hunter
street, Newcastle. 6525
The 50 largest libraries in Gerrmany pos-
sess about 12,700,000 volumes, against Eng-
land with about 6,450,000, and North
America with about 6,100,000 volumes.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
Furniture. Furniture.
CHEAP FURNITURE,
IULL'SIZED BEDSTEADS, brass rod
Shead and foot, thick posts, £2 Se.
Chiffonior SAFES, 20s, SOFAS, 10i.
Kitchen SAFES, 10s.
Austrian CHAIRS, Ss.
OHEST DRAWERS, 30s.
Spring MiATTRESSES, lie.
Good Tapestry BUITES, 9 pieces, £7 10s.
Leather OOUCHES, 25s.
WA8HSTA'D and TABLE, 10, per pair
4ft DINING TABLES, 8s.
Good Carved Back Cedar OOUCHES.
covered in Haircloth, £3.
A Large Stock of WALL PAPER to select
from.
A very Large Stock of Pariour Fenders,
from 5s 6d to l2s each, with
Bramss Rail on Top,
And Everything else EQUALLY CHEAP at
D. MURRAY'S
Furniture Warehouse,
TUDOR-STREET, A?rMILTON.
THE CELEBRBATED
Rome Shuttle Sewing
Mvachines,
With all Receant Improvements.
Great Redaction in Pricos
l Warrantedequalvalue to machines
costing over twice the price under
the so.called time.payment system.
No. 1, for hand use, with
metal base... ... ~S 3 0
No. 1, for hand use, with
wood base ........ 8 10 0
No. 1, for hand use, with
cover, lock and key 4 0 0
No. 2, with table and
treadle ... .. 4 10 0
No. 3, with cover, lock
andkey .. ... 5 10 0
Home Shuttle Needles... Is per dos.
Forwarded on receipt of P.O. Order.
SOLE AGENTS
MOSES LMOSS AND CO,,
WYNYARD LANIE,
SYDNEY.
7184
Smoke
SoCameron's
T[ObACO
P~UBLIC NOTICE.
LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN,
E have much pleasure in announcing
V to you the arrival ofa -
Large Shipment
OF
MEN'S AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING,
made to our Special Order.
-It is well-known that our Ulothing is not
to be equalled for either Quality or Out.
We keep a Tailor on the premises, to do
(free of charge) any alteration that may be
required, and to press every Garment before
leaving the shop, so that nobody would
know it from tailor-made but the Buyer,
andlhe only by his purse, as he only pays us
a little more than half what he would pay to
a tailor. In order to convince yourself that
our statement is true, kindly give us a call,
And oblige, Yours Respectfully,
HARRY 8TEGGA & CO.,
Municipal Buildings,
--Hunter-street.
rIHE " NEWCASTLE HERALD "
is by far the LARGEST DAILY
NEWSPAPER published in the colony, out
of Sydney. Subscription, NINE PENCE
PER WEEK..
TRADE NOTICES.
ROE INI&LA AD 80
ARE DETERMINED TO GIVE THE PUBLIC
SOME HEEAP LINES 3'OB TRE NEXT IPEW WEEC.L
This is no Bogus Sale, but New Goods at Cost Price.
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION.
Drapery Department.
Good Whit lico, 2d Clothing Departsment.
Good White Calico, 2ad
Strong Cotton Ticking, 3d
Grey dheeting, full width, 5.d Men's Coloured Mole Trousers, 4s 6d
Strong Cotton Shirting, 4d, superior Men's Black Worsted Soc Suits, 27s 6d,
Good Flannelett, 31d usual price 35s
Stout Oretonnes, wide width, 2td Men's Scotch Taill Shirts, 2s 9d
Zphyrs,stripedandplain, 3d, good quality Mon's Brown Cotton i-Hose, 2s 6d per
White Turkish Towels, g4d dozen
White Honey-combed Towels, is 3d doe. Boys' Sailor Suits, 43 Gd, usual price 5Se 6d
Dress Material, latest style, 3,d per yard Men's Colonial Tweed Trousers, 5s 9d
Coloured Quilts, is Sd each Men's Tweed Sac Coats, 4s lid
White Honey-combed Quilts, 3s Cd Men's Fine Twill Shirts, is lid
Linen Table Damask, 9-d Mon's Strong Tweed Trousers, Gs 6d
Superior All-Wool Flannel, 9jd per yard Men's Cheek Mole Trousers, Cs 6d
Mosquito Net, 72in wide, 5Bd per yard Men'c Flannel Undershirts, 2s Cd
Embroidered Coloured Table Covers, 3s Boys' Washing Suits, sailor shape, 2s lid,
lid, full size usual Drier 5s 6d
Strong Selicia, 2id per yard Black Firemon's Singlets, 4s 6d
Brown Holland,.4d per yard Men's White Mole Trousers, Bell Bottoms
Coloured Cashmeres, good quality, D·d Men's White Shirts, 2s lid
per yard Boys' Tweed Suits, long trousers, 13sa 9d
Window Nets, 3d per yard
Coloured Window Hollands, 5?d In the Hat Department we have just
New Washing Silks, is 3d per yard received a nice variety in all the Noewest
Black Cashmere, splendid value, ls per Colours and Latest Shapes.
yard
Women's Coloured Hose, 4.d per pair We have also opened a large parcel of
Muslin Embroideries, 14d per yard Woollens in the Tailoring Department,
Lot of Rufflings, Id per yard comprising of the Latest Patterns in
Mantle Drapery, 4d per yard Tweed and Fancy Goatings. Customers
Lot Buttons, id per dozen leaving their ordera with us may rely on
Ladies' Linen Coilrlars ld each getting a perfect fi8t and their garments
Lot uttos, d pe dozn iaving thair orders with us may rely on
Little Girls' Print Dresses, Is 9d each properly made.
Little Boys' Galatea Tunics, is lid each
We have hundreds of other Lines equally as Cheap. Give us a call before making
your Purchases, and we will convince you that we are the CHICAPEST HOUSE IN
TOWN.
SOBERT INA LL 80&,
Northern Emhsporiurm,
60 HUNTER-STREET, NEWCASTLE,
OUR ONLY ADDRESS.
HAS ON SALE a CHOICE ASSORTMENT of GOODS in CUTLERY and SILVER
PLATE, suitable for
XMAS AND WEDDING PRESENTS.
ALSO,
GUNS, AMMUNITION, FISHING, and SPORPTING TACKLE, &c.
TOOLS, OF ALL DESdRIPTIONS.
Business for Sale.
As I intend retiring, this is a grand opportunity for an energetic man to step into an
established business.
W. IR. . RM
IRONLMONGER, 33 HUNThER-STREET.I', 3526
F. WITHERSPOON,
Grocer and Importer.
The Largest and Best Appointed Family
Grocer's Shop in N. 8. Wales. Not
2 or 8 articles only; but all our Goods
Retailed at Wholesale Prices.
(Established 1886.)
ORDERS COLLECTED all over the Dis.
: trict, and Goode Delivered at any time.
TEAS, all kinds, a speciality-Indian,
Ceylon, and China, pure and blended. Our
celebrated "Nonpareil" Blend, in handsome
;tins, at 53s,e 9s 6d, and 12e per tin. Our
fea at Is 6d and 2s per lb is unequalled in
the district. Pure Indian Tea and Ceylon
Pekoe Tea,put up by the grower in India, in
Ilb lead-lined packets, 2s. Sd per lb; same
quality in bulk, 2a 6d; No. 2 in lead.lined
bags, 2s. Full-sized boxes from 12s Gd; half.
ohests (best value in New South Wales), at
82s 6d, 40s, 45s, and 50s. Samples on view.
Barry,s Bodalla Hams, 10d ; New Zea
land, ls; English (justarrived), ls2d. New
Figs, 7Pd Muscatels, Is 4d. Marmalade,
8kd per jar; quart bottles Lucca Oil, 2s.
Finest White Crystal Sugar, 3d. per lb.
Company's No. 1 Sugar, 3d. per lb by the bag
Lackersteen's glass jars Excelsior Jam, ?d.
Sa'rdines, 4d and Pd per tin Albert's ditto,
Largest size, 8d per tin; Best American Kero
seno 6s Od; Batty's Camtridge Sausages, Is
per tin ; largest hotJelsTomanto Sauce, 6d. per
bottle ; Potted Shell Fish, 7d per tin.
Table Jellies, quarts, 2s 6d, pints, Is 6d
per bottle; 41b-pkt. Germia, for weak diges
tion, only ls 3d. Irish Sausages, is 4d per
tin. Sultanas, 9d per lb, Elemt Raisins, 7d.
Largest Bars Crown Soap 6d, or 11 bars for
4 s Lazenby's celebrated Spanish Olives,
10d per bottle.
Morton's English Vinegar, 7.; London,
4d; Cornish Pilchards, is per tin.
Very Fine White Salt Herrings, 1 doz in tin.
Swiss or English Milk, 7d ; Gold Medal
Milk, 8d; Prime White Herrings, sle 6d. per
dozen
drmour Co.'s Compressed Beef, 23!b tins,
is ! 41b tims, is 8d; 6Ib tins, 2s 6d each.
Lazenby's Pure Salad Oil for salads, pints
andj quarts. Kippered Herrings (boneless),
is per tin.
Castor Oil, j pints, 4*d bottle; Peerless
Glose, 4d per bottle. Preserved Bloaters,
10d per tin
Best English Starch, 8d per lb by the
packet. See it weighed. Coleman's llh
paokets, 4d. Bloater Pasto, in largo fancy
jars, Is 8adr
'Red Ochre, G61b for Is.
English WI. Sauce, pints 6d, or three
bottles for Is d; i -pints, 3d I r bottle.
Out Loaf Sugar, 41d per lb. Pure Coffee,
round on the premises, 2s per lb.
Ali Qoods subject to fluctuations of thle market.
PLEASE 1OTE THE ADDRESS- ..
Opposite RailtWay Workshops) Honeysuackle Point. ' 7184
jibs Tins Curry, only 6d per tin.
Don Tobacco, 4pluge for Is, or2s9d per lb.
Goodhall's Jelly Squares, 8d per packet
to make one pint of jelly (any flavour) in five
minutes. C. and B. Jars, Potted Ham,
Tongue, and etc., only 10d per jar
Caraway Seeds, 6d per lb ; Split Peas, Si?
for ls; York Sauce, guaranteed imported.
4 bottles for is. Herrings, ala Sardines Is.
per tin.
Washing Soda 141b, Whiting 201b, sno
Fine Salt 1G1b for is.
Baking Soda, 41b for 6d.
Green Peas, 101b for sle. Digby Chicks,
is per tin.
Morton's and Maconochics' English Jams, 7oa
Morton's English Marmalade, 6d tin s Mor.
ton's English Bottled Fruits, Bed and Blacko
Ourrants, Greengages, is; Gooseberries 10d.
Plums 10d, Damson, 9d per bottle.
Sulphur, 61b for ls; Potted Game, largest
tins, 7d; New Dutch Oheese, ls per lb.
Canary Seed, and Rape Seed, 5lb. for
is; Essence of Coffee, 1ld and is ?d per
bottle; Best N. Z. Oatmeal, Is per 71b bag;
Pure Honey, sla and is 8d per largo fancy
jar. Day and Martin's Nee Blacking, large
5d tins, only 2jd; cakes, 5d per doz.
Tasmanian Fruit, Grower's Jam, 8 tine
for is. Try it.
R. Bell & Co.'s wax matches, 12 dos 2a. 6d
Kippered Herrings 9d, Findon Haddock,
10d, Yarmouth Bloaters is. per tin.
Morton's Devilled Ham, 10iCd per tin.
Harpor's Best Rice, 3d per lb
71b bag of Flour for is; New Californman
Fruits, sweet heavy syrup, Is Id per tin.
Prime New Dates, Slbfor is.'
7lb tino Morton's English Golden Syrup,
2s; 2jlb tins, 7d eoch,
Brawn, new, 2&lbtins, only ls per tin.
The old firm of Lasenby's eoelebrateo.
Pickles, in screw top jars, White Onions,
Walnuts, Olives, Pure distilled Vinegar, &o.
Real French Sardines in rms with patent
tops. Lineeed & Crushed Linsaced, Sd per lb.
Patent Roller Flour : Saceks, 20s. 6d and
23s; 501b bags, 6; B6edt First-class Super.
fine flour, 251bs 3s.
Scotch Herring Milts, lOd per tin.
Arnott's Biscuits, overy kind sold by the
tin, in tins from 4tb to 141b weight, at the
same prices charged at the Factory.
Canterbury Cakes, 10d; Wolsloy Cakes'
Gd ; Ohance's Tomato Bauce, Sd. per bottle.
Morton's or Whybrow's largest round
Pickles, 8d per bottle.
Best New OCheese Gd; Bathe's Baking
powder, lib tins is 3d, tlb Sd, ¼lb 4.d per tin
iWallsend and Plattsburg.
SUBBORIBERB tb the NEWOASTLR
dMONING H?EaLD are infowmed that
11 Subsoription Accounts MUST BE PAID)
FORTNIGHTLY.
' .. JOSEPH COLEMAN, Agent.
TO ADVERTISERS.
TITE have again to remind our Oonsti.
VT tuonta that all INSTRUCTIONS re.
forring to advertisements, job printing, orden
for popore, withdrawal of ADVE?TISE.
MIENTS, etc., MUST BE IN WRITING
,a verbal notices cannot be atteoded to., '
TRADE NOTICES.
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A t1 E the most reliable W;itches "ado.
G.uaranteed to give orory satist "on,
otherwise will be exchangcd. Send for frice
List (illustrated) PORT FREE.
813 George-street,
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Factorieo: London and Liverpool, England.
I UNRIVALLED KEYLESS. This
SWatch is jewelled, enamelled dial,
20s. short wind. For a knockabout
I watch cannot be surpassed. Twelve
months' guarantee. Send P.O.O. to.
, . . A. SAUNDERsB.
1 8NGLISH LEVER, Double Case.
CThis Watch is machine made,
£2 10 / jeselled, set hand at back, com.
*I pensation balance. For a cheap
Levers, cannot be surpassed. Two
years' guarantee. Send P.O.O. to
A. SAUNDoEs.S.
'?ENGLISH LEVER. My Un
I equalled. This Watch has merited
£3 10 J* its name for time.keeping, dura
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cap, ruby jewelled.' Three years'
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Chronometer balance, ruby jew
£4. lled, full cap, patent action. Same
in 4.plate. Four years' guarantee.
.Send Post-office Order to
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ENGLISH LEVER,The Coventry.
This Watch is superior hand
£4 10s. fnished, patented full cap, ruby
jewelled, perfect in finish, and
time-spring. Four years' guar
antee. SBond Poset-office Order to
A. SAUE s.
[ENGLISH LEVER, Keyless or
I Key. This Watch is 4-plate, 15
[ jewels, compensation balance; most
£5. 4 convenient for bushmen, miners,
Sand others. Cannot be equalled at
double the price. Four years'
guarantee. Send P. O. Order to
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Gents' Gold Watches, £10 10s, £16 10s.
Ladies' Silver watches.
(No. i) Silver open-face, £1 5s. (2) Extra-faished,
£1 10s. (3) Double-case, £2. (4) Superior, £2 15s.
(5) Kleyless, full jwelled, £3, £3 10s. All guaras.
teed. Send for price list.
Ladies' Gold Watches.
No. 1) Open-face, £2 10s. (2) Double-case, £3. (3)
Doable-case, keyless, £4. (4) Double.cae, key,.
.plate, £5. (5) Extra strong, 18.-carat, £6 and £6
10s. (6) IS-carat double-case, key or keyless, £7,
£8, £5, £10. Send for price list.
TWedding Rings sand Keepers,
10s, 15s, 2Os, 23s, 30s. If you want to be happy, send
for one.
Engagement Rings,
7s Gd, 10s, 15s, 20s, SOs, £2, up to £15.
Ladies' and Gents Silver Alberta,8s sOd, Is 60, 12s
6d, 15s, 17s Gd, 20s.
Lockets, 3s, 4s, 5s, 6s, 7s 6d.
Silver Necklets and Lockets, 15, 178 6d, 20s, 25s,30s.
Silver Brooches and Earrings, Os 6d, 5s 6d, 78 6d,
88 6d, O10s 6d.
Any Name Plrooches, 4s Gd, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 88, 10s
Silver Bracelets, 7s Gd, 10s, 158s, 20s, 258s.
Silver Padlock Bracelets, 7s Gd, Os 6d, 10s.
Gold Initial Brooches, 4s 64d, 6s 6, is 6d,10a 6d,12s 6d
Gold Brooches, 15s, 200, 25s, 30s, 40s,50s, 70s, 100s.
Good Brooches and Earrings, S5s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 74s,
Gold Bangles and Bracelets, 15s, 20s, 25s, 30S, 40s.
Gents' Gold Alberts, 45s. 50s, 6Os, 70s, 80s.
Ladies' Gold Princess Alberts, 40s, 50s, 60s,7O0, 80s.
COUNTRYl RESIDENPS, visitors to Sydney,
whatever you want in Wustches or Jewellery, send
or come to me. I will guarantee to please you.
Old Jewellery re-made. Watch repairsguaranteeld.
A. SAUNDE.S,
813 GEORGE.STREET, SYDNEY,
nearly opposite Railway Station. 126
BUY ONLY ENGLISH WATCHES.
THE purchase and possession of a Good
Watch means money saved and dis
appointments avoided.
A Good Watch Ensures Pleasure,
And forms a Good Investment, but a bad one
always tends to worry, loss of time
and money.
STEWART DAWSON & CO.'S
WORLD-.FAED
ENGLISH LEVEES
Enjoy the confidence of the world. Their
superiority and value over all others,
and their popularity in every clime,
is the best proof of their excel.
lance and time-keeping
qualities.
Are uanufactured by Themselves,
ARE IMPORTED BY THEMSELVES,
Are Sold by Themselves.
Remember there are no Middlemen in S.D
and Co.'s System, and no Retail Profits.
S.D. & CO.',i SYST En
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Guarantees the Watch,
secures You Satisfactiou,
Saves You Retail Profits
Gives You a Week's Trial.
Leads the Van of Progress
While Competition Lags Beohind.
f0,000-T ESTI M ONIAL S -50,000
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STE WART DAWSON & CO.'S
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£3 6s S.D. & 0CO.'S Crystal Front English
Lever, much recommended for colonial
use. Lasts a lifetime. Highest quality.
Well worth £5.
£3 10s. 8.D. & 00.'S Grand Liverpool
English Hunting LoPver; every known
improvement. Gold bolance. Defies
all competition. Cheap at £6 Os. Be.:
ware of imitations.
£4 10s. 8.D. & CO.'S Superb English
Hunting Levers. Three pairs extra
jewele, and real Chronometer Balance.
Perfection. Cheap at £7.
£5 0lOs. S.D. & CO.'S Magnificent Key.
loss Hunting Levers. Highest quality.
i Air, damp, and dust tight. Worth £8 8S,
85 10s. 8.D., & CO.'8 Three.quarter-plate
English Hunting Lever. The Model
Watch. Extraordinary value.
£6 lOs. S.D. & CO'S Grand Three.
quarter.plate Centre Seconds Chrono-.
graph Lever. Thousands in Wear..
Without equal. Cheap at £10.
?lO 10s. S.D. & CO.'S English Double.
Minute and Second Independent Chrono.
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Watch ever made. Hunters' ditto, £1
15s' (Ladies' and Gents.')
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Aleo invite special attention to their BPLEN.
DID STOCK of. LADIES and GENTS.
ENGLISH GOLD LEVERS, in every
variety, at prices unapproachable.
Illustrated Pamphlet of Watches and Jewoel.
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All correspondence to
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Watch Manufaoturors and Jewellers,
4156 . GEOe GE.STREET,. S8YDNEY, .
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