The “Niagara” Machines
Are fast superseding all other kinds for the manufacture of first-class Aerated Waters,
and are in use in most of the leading manufactories in the world.
This is the most serviceable, reliable, and economical in the market.
A boy can syrup and fill 60 to 80 dozen per hour.
There is no waste of Syrup, Water, or Gas.
It has the only Syrup Pump where there is no strain upon the glass barrel, consequently this never breaks. The Pump Leather is self-tightening, and will wear, and it will last for years without touching.
It is the quickest in filling.
It is the quickest for altering and adjusting Syrup! Both are done with the thumb and finger.
It is by far the strongest!
It is comparatively valveless!
It is the simplest to work and most lasting!
It is not liable to go out of order, having but few working parts.
New combined Solid Silver Cigarette Box, Lamp,
Match Stands, and Ash Tray.
These brands were specially selected, and were the only ones sold at the the Royal Military Exhibition, Chelsea, 1890.
TURKISH TOBACCOS OF THE FINEST QUALITIES.
A Two-garment Suit for School and general wear;
for Boys from 7 to 11 years of age.
In durable Tweeds and Cheviots. 8/11, 12/11
In Scotch Cheviots, &c. 14/11, 19/11
This favourite Suit, consisting of Blue Serge Blouse
(with Badge on arm) and Knickerbockers,
Singlet, Lanyard and Whistle complete.
4/11, 6/11, 8/11, 11/9, 13/9, 16/11, 19/11.
In Tweeds, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 9/11, 11/9, 18/9.
In Fine Worsted Cloths, 19/11
This style of Suit is kept in a very large variety of materials;
thoroughly well made and cut.
In Tweeds, 10/9, 12/11, 14/11, 18/11, 19/11, 22/6.
In Real West of England Cloths, Scotch Cheviots, &c.
27/6, 33/9, 37/6, 41/6, 45/6.
In Black Diagonals, 18/11 to 41/6.