Dia. £ s.
2½ inch 6 0
3 7 5
3½ 8 0
A lighter Pump, of 3 inches diameter, can be supplied, 5 15
if required, at
[Picture: Liquid manure pump]
IMPROVED LIQUID MANURE, OR GENERAL PORTABLE PUMP.
These Pumps are fitted with J. W. & Sons’ Patent Bucket and Sucker, and
cannot clog in action. The Barrel is of Galvanized Iron, not likely to
corrode, and can be raised or lowered at pleasure. The Legs will fold
together, and the whole may be carried on the shoulder to any pond or
tank required.
Larger sizes of the above, if required.
Price of 4½ in. Liquid Manure Pump, with legs, £3 3s.; 1¾ in. Gutta
Percha Suction Pipe,
1s. 11d. per foot; 2 in. Flexible Rubber and Canvas Suction Pipe, 3s. per
foot.
The Barrel is 27½ inches long, and the legs are 5 feet high.
[Picture: Brass syringe?]
BRASS SYRINGES, from 9s. to 18s.
CONSERVATORY PUMP, No. 32, with
Warner’s Registered Spreader, 27s. 6d.
[Picture: Spreader? and sheep bells]
Warner’s Cattle and Sheep Bells, in Sets of 6, with straps, per set, 13s.
Musical Sheep Bells, with straps, in sets of 6, 19s.; ditto, in sets of
8, 25s.; ditto, in sets of 12, 38s.
The great 16-ton Bell, for the Houses of Parliament, was made by J.
Warner and Sons, 1856, under their Patent.
Patent Church, Turret, and Alarm Bells, of all sizes, at per pound. Old
Church Bells Recast, or taken in exchange.
Galvanized Iron Tub GARDEN ENGINE, with Warner’s Registered Spreader, is
strongly recommended for durability and low price, viz., £219s., to hold
10 gallons. Larger sizes can be had, in either wood or iron. Also
Warner’s Swing Water-Barrow, to hold 40 gallons, £3 3s.
May be obtained of any Ironmonger or Plumber, in town or country; or of
the Patentees and Manufacturers (as above).
* * * * *
LISTON’S LIVER PILLS,
PREPARED [Picture: Royal coat of arms] ONLY BY
PLATT AND SON;
CHEMISTS TO HER MAJESTY,
EASTGATE ROW.
* * * * *
W. FARISH’S
Commercial Temperance Hotel,
No, 6, BROOK STREET,
LATE OF EGERTON STREET, CHESTER,
Is conveniently situated for business, in the leading thoroughfare to the
City, within five minutes’ walk of the Railway Station and Post Office,
and is fitted with a view to the comfort of Commercial Gentlemen,
Visitors, &c.
* * * * *
_Omnibuses pass to and from every Train_.
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