LithgowFbtteryThreeearlvcataloquesfrornNeu,rSouthWales

Edited by Judy Birminghamwith an Introduction by Kevin Fahy

Studies in Historical Archaeology No. 2Sydney, 1974

This is number 2 in the series Studies inHistorical Archaeology,published by the Australian Society forHistorical Archaeology,Department of Archaeology ~

University of Sydney,New South Wales. 2006

General Editors:Judy Birmingham, M.A.,Senior Lecturer in Archaeology, University of Sydney.

R. IanJack, M.A. Ph.D., F.R.Hist.S.,Associate Professor of History, University of Sydney,

Further titles in this series include:

Elizabeth Farm House, Parramatta;

James King's lbttery at Irrauiang, N.S. W.;

The Tasmanian Aboriginal Settlement at Wybalenna,Flinders Island;

Early Printed Ceramics in Australia;

History of the Lithgow Pottery.

© Kevin Fahy andthe Australian Society for Historical. ArchaeologyNational Library of Australia card number andISBN 0909797 02 1

One thousand copies printed of uihich. this is number

Text set 9pt IBM Baskerville, one point leaded.Printed by Southwood Press Pty Limited, Sydney

AcknowledgmentsThe catalogues are reproduced with the generous permission of theowners:

the Mitchell Library, Sydney, for the catalogue of 1889Mr R. W. Renshaw of Coalex Pty Ltd, for the catalogue of 1895Lithgow Regional Library, for the list of c.1906

Miss Margaret Klam of the Lithgow Regional Library has giveninvaluable assistance, including transcriptions of the relevant Min~teBooks.

The Australian Society for Historical Archaeology is indebted to theAustralian Academy of the Humanities for financial assistance inlaunching its monograph series.

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Contents

Acknowledgments v

Introduction vu

Select Bibliography l,X

Catalogue of 1889 1

Catalogue of 1895 33

List of c.1906 61

Illustrations of the Lithgow Potteryfrom the catalogues and list

VI

facing pages38 and 54

Introduction'Lithgow pottery', the domestic wares produced by the Lithgow Valley CollieryCompany's Pottery Works at Lithgow in New South Wales, is the best-knownand the most numerous survivor of the many small potteries that attemptedlocal manufacture in Australia in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.The plainer forms of jar and bottle are still commonly found. and although thefiner decorated pieces are rarely on the market there are good representativecollections in Esk Bank House at Lithgow. in the Museum of Applied Arts andSciences at Sydney, ~s well as many in private ownership.

The production of this pottery began in 1876 when 'terracotta wares' are firstmentioned as being made in addition to bricks and salt-glazed pipes. Coal miningin the Lithgow Valley expanded rapidly following the completion of the GreatZig-Zag section of the railway line in 1869 and by 1873 Lithgow Valley Colliery,which was to become the Lithgow Valley Colliery Company in 1877, had beenwell established. In the late '70s the company was making its own bricks andpipes, and the expansion of the domestic wares followed rapidly, aided by theexpertise of the skilled potter from England, James Silcock. In 1879 articles fromthe pottery were exhibited at the International Exhibition in Sydney, and in1881 the production of Bristol stone-glazed wares began, to be followed later,after experiment, by the appearance of Rockingham, Majolica and Cane wares.

Production continued into the '90s, when operations began to decline mainlybecause of the free trade policies of the colonial administration. The Lithgow ­Pottery was hard hit by competition from overseas manufacturers who were ableto dump their surplus pottery in New South Wales. The pottery virtually closeddown in 1896 and reopened for eighteen months in 1905. under EdwardBrownfield. a member of a well known Staffordshire family. In 1945 thecompany decided to concentrate on coal production and the brick and pipeworkssection was sold off. The remains of the pottery works were sold including manycases of unglazed wares. The mining interests of the Lithgow Valley Colliery Co.are now carried on by Coalex Pty Ltd.

The three catalogues or price lists reproduced here, those of 1889. 1895 andc.1906, are the only ones known to have survived. An earlier one of 1885 ismentioned in the Minute Books of the Lithgow Valley Colliery Co. but cannotbe traced. The 1889 and 1895 lists are both from the Lithgow Pottery and Brick­works of the Lithgow Valley Colliery Company; the smaller one of c.1906 is theBrickworks Price List only, signifying the continuing production of bricks, pipes,tiles, chimney pots, etc. The original lay-out has been preserved, except that thebird's-eye view of the site, which was the frontispiece to both the 1889 and 1895lists, is reproduced as a fold-out at the end, along with the poor-quality butinteresting uncaptioned views scattered through the catalogue of c.1906.

Further information on the original catalogues can be found in the Company'sMinute Books, now in the Mitchell Library, 'Sydney (MSS. Cat. Ref. 1881-1925,MLMSS 2384/2-16 and MLMSS 2384/17-23).

The evidence for the existence of the 1885 list is the entry for £11.0.0 toJ. Woods & Co. for the printing of 1,000 catalogues among the accountspresented and. passed for payment at the Company's meeting of 6 June 1885.Previous payments of £8.12.6 to the Australian Photo Co. for wooden blocksand of £4.8.0 to C. H. Hunt for sketches of pottery for the catalogue are to be

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found in the Company Minutes of meetings held on 14 and 28 March 1885.Charles Henry Hunt was a Sydney artist who drew for The Illustrated SydneyNews and who was a foundation member of the Art Society of New South Wales.The Minutes of a meeting held on 23 May 1885, in answer to a letter fromMr D. W. Richardson of Orange offering to act as the Company's Agent in thattown for the sale of pottery etc., contains the entry 'Letter to be written thatthe Company are not appointing Agents, but. the accompanying catalogue willgive him all information to enable him to make a selection and cost thereof.' Todate no copy of this catalogue has been located.

In the Minutes of the Meeting held on 23 August 1889 there is a note of a letterfrom F. Lassetter & Co. Ltd asking for prices of drain pipes and also for a copyof the revised catalogue. The second catalogue was printed in 1889 by Marcusand Andrews of 13 Bridge Street, Sydney (successor to John Woods & Co.).Among the accounts presented and passed for payment at a meeting held on5 April 1889 are entries for the payment of £8.13.0 to the Electric PhotoEngraving Co. of Australasia for 'Drawing and Engraved Blocks' and of 12s6d for25 copies of The Illustrated Sydney News. Further entries from the MinuteBooks dated 3 May 1889 include payments of £25.0.0 to The Illustrated SydneyNews for Illustrated View of Works and of £22.3.3 to J. Woods & Co. for theprinting of the Catalogue. The artist for the foldout bird's-eye view of theLithgow Colliery Brickworks and Pottery which was used as the frontispiece ofthis catalogue was Alfred Scott Broad (1854-1929) a staff member of TheIllustrated Sydney News. The same drawing appeared as a full page illustration inThe Illustrated Sydney News of 7 March 1889.

The third catalogue was printed in 1895 by F. W. White of Market Street,Sydney. Payments to F. W. White (Printing account - £21.8.6) and to TheElectric Photo Co. for making blocks and drawings (£2.18.6) are recorded in theMinutes of the meeting of 10 May 1895.

The Brickworks' Price List printed for the Lithgow Valley Colliery Co. Ltd isundated but the address noted for the Lithgow Coal Association is not given asHoskins Building, Spring Street, Sydney until the 1906 edition of Sand's Sydney& Suburban Directory. The photographs used in this list are rather earlier andappeared in The Sydney Mail on 1 April 1903.

Kevin Fahy

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Fahy K.

Lawson W.

Burden ].

Select Bibliography'Lithgow Wares', Ceramic Notes and the Antique Trade 50,March 1968 .'The Story of Lithgow', ibid. 51, May 1968'Pottery of Lithgow, New South Wales', The AustralasianAntique Collector 12, 1972'Pottery in the Australian Colonies 1788·1805', ibid. 3,1967'Potters and Potteries in Sydney and New South Wales 1803-1900', Pottery in Australia 10 no.Z, 1971

Kalokerinos J. 'Lithgow Pottery, its First Craftsman Potter,James Silcock andhis Diary'. ibid. 12 no.2, 1973'A History of Industrial Pottery Production in New SouthWales', Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society 57pt.L, 1971

Lithgow District 'The Lithgow Valley Pottery and Pipeworks', Pottery inHistorical SocietyAustralia 4 no.L, 1965McDonald A. 'The Lithgow Valley Colliery Company's Pottery Works',

Lithgow District Historical Society Occasional Papers no.S,1971

'Industrial Lithgow - Progress and Prospects', Sydney Mail 1 April 1903'Lithgow Colliery Company', The Clay Products Journal of Australia 1 December1934'Pioneer Potter's Reminiscences', ibid. 1 July 1937 (extracts from the diary ofJames Silcock]

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AND AT

OF GOO]).-J MAN'lIFACTURED AT TUK

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- Telephone No. 344.-

~-~LIST~~

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92 PITT STREET, SY ON EY

LITHGOW POTTERY &BRICKWORKS.

COLLlERY COMPAI~Y. LIMITED.

LIMITED.

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The Collieries owned by the Company are

THE "LITHGOW"-AND-

THE "HERMITAGE."

--..........--

ORDERS WILL RECEIVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND

PROMPT DESPATCH.

On reference to the Tables (pages 23, 24 and 25), the Freight to any

Station from Lithgow can be at once ascertained.

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~Dnbiti.tJns aub m:trms.

...- ..-

CoN DITION8,

r.-All crates or ca.ses will be charged fort and no allowance can. b(~

rnude for returns.

n.-No risks of c.uTlage will Le taken by the Company, nor will

..llowanees be made for breakages or loss in trunsit,

III.-Cnstomers in ordering urc particularly requested to give tilt'

numbers as stated herein of all goods they require, as in case of

mistakes goods cannot be returned.

rr.-References should accompany all orders froui customers

JI:l\'ing no ledger accounts.

On all accounts settled monthly, R discount of 2~. per cent. will be

allowed. No discount will be allowed OIl accounts remaining unsettled

beyond that period.

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IMPORTANT CAUTION.-_. ~

Customers are requested. not to give Orders to

(UIlI bnt the CO"Jn]JCtny'8 accredited. representatires,

and to betcare 01 cheap tines offered to theni as

•'Jou lots of Colonial tn anufacture." Tre have it,

IJn uiuioubted. testimoiu), that European. "seconds'

IIJul trashqj" dead stock "are ltnfairly passed oJj'

IIpon. the nnz()(u'1J (iJ.S· (. 'olonial productions, ioitli 0.

rieio to create a prejudice aaaiuet local nuuuquc­

tures, and. so retard, 01' prevent, the establisluueut.

I)f JUttiZ.'B industries.

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POTTERY.

N B.-All risks of Carriage must be borne byConsignees.

ROCKINGHAM TEAPOTS.

XI). l.

No.2.

~I'S

~...,

111'1 '.I;"~ • OJ

Nl).3.

:H)'~

Also same design in ')Iajolica.

Also same design in Calw Ware

per dl)i'.

No.4.

per doz.

5

pe-r doz.

Xo.5.

- 3ti's 30~s 24'~ I8's l~'s

1\0. n.

*. - . ,

;W':; • 30's 24\ 18's 12~s

'~'J

't'-~() t ,

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NIAJOLICA \VARE.TEAPOTS.a THE BIJOU (Ladies' Afternoon Tea) per di)!:

No. s, Also same design as Rockingham, No.3.36's. 30'l4. 24's. 18',.;. 12's.

per doz,

~o. 9.

Two in a. Set

JUGS.

24's 18'8per clQz.

per dOL.

No. 10.

TOBY JUGS·

Also in Bristol Ware (Plain).

, 1 Pint. 1 Quart. 3. Pints. 2 Quarts.per doz.

Also in Bristol 'Yare (Hunting Figures).~,Pint. 1 Pint. 1 Quart. 3 Pints. 2 Quam.,

per ct')2'.

1 Quart.

Spirit Bottle,

3 Pints. '2 Quart'L

per doz.

per doz.

No. 12.

No. 13.

CHEESE COVERS.

per doz.

7

01:'"

,.'.' ~; \' I ! ~ .• ~

".;", \'~''L ~?

XCI,14.

.:{

WATER MONKEYS.

l Quart, :1 Pints. :3 Quarts.

r~r doz.

No. 1:l.

per doz.

Unglazed or Porous "~:ttt'r l\1"uktoJ:i ill the aL(l\"t· two slJQ}'f:'.

] Quart. 3 Pint-. 2 Quarts,

BREAD TRAYS.

~ Gallon. 3 Quarts. 4- Quarts. (t (~U ..\J·t5, 1"' (~l11H·t~.

I'E'l' 4107..

l\o. Hi•.

G~D'~ ~ ·: ~-.:

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No. 17.

•No, 18.

8

SPrI'TOONS,

:MajoJica

Rockinghm»

!\'ajolic~l

Rockillgh:lIl1

PITCHERS.

Also in Bl'istol Ware.

per doz.

Pf'l" doz.

1'E'l" doz

1~1' doz.

1'('1' doz.

Xo. ~O.

Ko.21.

s

FLOWER POTS.

(A handsome tahle decoration) in Majolicaand Dappled ware.

5 to 12 inches in nest of 7per nest.

The PREM[EH. Diameter ~}ill. Depth 7~ill.

per doz,

MINIATURE VASES.

QKo.22.

For cut Flowers. Very pretty table decoration.per doz.

AIl'O ill Porous OJay.per doz.

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6

ROCKINGHAM WARE.

fI";

. '.

;

, ,

Yo. 23.

No. 24.

SQUAT COVERED JARS·

1 Pint. 2 Pints. 3 Pints. 2 Quarts. 3 Quarts.

4 Quarts. 6 Quarts. 8 Quarts. 12 Quarts.

per doz.

.Also in Bristol Glaze.

1 Pint. 2 Pints. 3 Pints, 2 Qua:-ts. 3 Quarts.

4: Quarts. 6 Ql1al·t.~ ~ Quarts. 12 Quarts.per doz.

GLOBE COVERED JARS.

1 Quart. 2 Quarts. 3 Quarts. 4 Quarts. 6 Quarts.

~ QI1f'll"t~. 12 Quarts.per doz,

A IRo in Bristol Glaze.

1 Quart. 2 Quarts. :l Quarts. 4 Qnarts.

6 Quarts. 8 Quart.l;). 12 Quarts.per doz.

STRAIGHT COVERED JARS·

1 Pint. 2 Pints. 3 Pints. 2 Quarts. 4 Quarts.

6 Quarts.

No. 25.Also in Bristol Glaze.

per doz.

10

1 Pint. 2 Pints. 3 Pints. ~ Ql1arts. 4 Quarts.

t) Quart.~.

per doz

BUNG JARS.

1 l~llllrt. 3 <.~uarls. 4 (~ul\rtl). U Quarts. 8 Quarts,

1~ <.~uarts.

,;\lso in Bristol Glu~e.

] (~uart :~ Quarts -1 Quarts. 6 Quarts. s Quarts.

1:': QUOlt'tS.

SAFE STANDS.

)lcdiuIU,1'4.'1' set. of lour.

SPIRIT BARRELS.

:! (hI.;; l~i.ll. 4. Gal.. t•• Gal. G ti ul,per gal.

per gal.

No. 2,';.

DUTCH POTS.Pint. :! Pints. 3 Pints :! Quarts ;~ Quarts,

I (~lIilrts. 6 c.~uarts. 8 Quartsper doz

~o 29.

PIPKINS.

JELLY SHAPES

,rithout Lids ... 1 Pint. 1 Quart.per doz.

1 Pint. 1 Quart.,With Lid!'

Eight Patterns, from ~ pint to 3 pints, assorted.per doz,

1\0. 31.

11

JAM POTS.

'VitL lids

Without lidsNo. 32.

o I Pint.

No. :t;.

Muas.per doz.

per doz.

TOBACCO BARRELS.

No. :l4.

12

lib.

Glbs.

21\,s.

BIhs.

31h.<.;.

l zlbs.

·i1".').

per doz

CANE WARE.

YELLOW BAKING DISHES.\Varranted fireproof.

Tin s'\.111. 9iu. lOin. llin. 12in.

per doz.

V·'·

\~ ."!'. ~,

Xo. ~G .

PATTY PANS.:lin. 6in.

p€'r doz.

FUNNELS.

i Pint. ~ Pint. 1 Pint. I {JUtl.rL :! C.Jllal't~,

per d01.

.~:,--'" .

I;

l Pillt. ~ Pint. 1 Pint, I Quart. 2 Ql1ftl't~.

I'PI'dnz.

BUTTER POTS.

I{)Jh~. 121hs.

CREAM PANS.

t"'1" g:lJ.

13

MILK PANS.(\Vhite Enamelled.)

No. 39.

16in lSin. :!Oiu. 22in.per inch.

Xo.40.

CHURNS.

~ (1Rl~. 3 nal~. 4 Gals. ;) Oak t) Gals.p4\r ~'II.

LIPPED MIXING BOWLS.

x., 11.

14

ROUND MIXING BOWLS.

PUDDING BOWLS.

11

SHAVING POTS.

1\0.44.

~ Pint.

BED PANS.

1 Pint.per doz.

per doz.

per doz.

GLOBE TEAPOTS (!-li\llW as No. ;:).

per doz.

15

No. 47.

12

BRIS'I'OL WAI~E.

BOTTLES.

I Quart. ~ (Jual·ts. 3 Ql1arts. 1 Gal. j Gals.per doz,

soasw TOPPED.

No. 48.

.No. 49.:

N(').50.

16

2 Gals.p(>(' gal.

DEMIJOHNS.

1 Gal.' 2 Gals.p~r gal.

FILTERS.

2 Gal. 3 Gal. 4- Gal. 6 Gal.peT gal, fitted,

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SPIRIT FLASKS.

1\0. 51.

J. Pint: 1 Pint.per doz.

FOOT WABMERS.

No. O~.

2 Quarts.

FOOTBATHS.

3 Quarts.per dozen.

:3 Gals. 4 Gal~. 6 Gals.pel' gMt

Also-

TOBY JUGS (Plain and Figured).-See No. 11.

PITCHERS. -See No. 19.

JARS.-Patterns 23,24, 25, 26.

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SALT GLAZED WARE

HOODED' sran FOUNTAINS.

No. fi-I:.

Pint 1 Pint. I Quart. 3 Pints.

:l QItEU·t.~. 4 Quarts. 6 Quarts

2 Qn.arts.

8 Quartsper doz

INVERTED BOTTLE FOUNTAINS.:::

Nn. f'l!i.

:2 Quarts, 3 Quarts. 4 QUl\r~s. I) Quarts.

8 Quarts.

SAUCER FOUNTAINS.

I Quart. 3 Pints. 2 Quarts. 3 Quarts.

4, Quarts. 6 Quarts. 8 Quarts.

pel" do:/..

THE LITHGOW FOUNTAIN (SEIrII-POROUS).

1 Quart.. 3 Pints. 2 Quarts. 3 Quarts.

(This Fountain i~ n~e in two Jl:l.r'ts, and is filled bv iuwrtinl:'I.he hell.shaped portion. whieh is then flllfld Il'ith water, aft.crwhich the saucer is pla.eed on and the whole turn..d oYer, "henthere "'ill be :l. narro", channel of wa.ter:l.lI round. The :wh·lI.ntaj;'echt.lmed for tbil conltruct'on Is that the i:'rcclI-slime which alWll.)·"collects by de-:retls. and a.1I other offensi\'e mILttef,CAn lie c1c.1.IW"dout whenever nl'!C(;lISQ,r)".)

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No. st.

4 Ql1arts 6 Quarts.

per doz.

No, 58.

'Nn. 59.

BREAD PANS.

From :2 to 6 gallons.pel' gal.

In Rockingham and Bristol.From 2 tn ti gallons.

Also SCREW-TOPPED BOTTLES. S8.WP

SR No. 48.

BREWING JARS.

pel' gal.

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II;

POROUS WARE.THE PARAGON BUTTER COOLER.

Xo. GO.

1111 :!lb~. 51h~.

"\11 t.utu>rdlshvs suppliedwith thj~ size,

THE EXCELSIOR BUTTER OooLER.

Q". t ,.,

. . .~

Xo GI.

WATER MONKEYS.~:lmp. shapes and sizes ns in Mnin1icn ware.I QnArt.. :1 Pints ~ Qll1wtJo;.

GARDEN FLOWER POTS.:~in, -.ill. :Iin. (iill 'jin. Hin IOiH I:!iu.

FERN PANS.

per doz .

P~l' doz...

pel' rloz.

~~--".

:: ~, '

:.;'~-.. ).-~.'. ~

\ .~'-ot ~

~o. (j:!.

j ira. ~ ill. In ill. I:! j II,

I'l!)' (1nz .

B~~~~

No. r.~.

20

MINIATURE FERN VASES.

For tahie 11f'('nl'UtiOll~,

Also i 1\ lIl:ljnl ir-a fl\)' ('lit Ilowors,

17

iill.

SEED PANS.

~ ill. 10 ill. I:! ill.

~".lj-l.

MINIATURE FLOWER POTS.

f<"Jr table decoratious.

TERRA COTTA VASES.

pC!r dux,

H dght, H in. Ly I:! in.

per pail'

per pair

per pair

17>:11.1 I xl:!.It x 7.

(for' the two large V'lSe~.)

ETRUSCAN VASES.Vast'S

lJiIIars

~lllaH size

Xo.uti.

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I;'

!)I{ICKWOl{KS.•••••

N.B.-All risks of Carriage must 'be borne byConsignees.

•••••COMMON BRICKS.

35/- pel' 1,000. (Prl'~I'llt price, lntL S110jCl't to variation).

WHITE SQUARE. double pressed.

100/- ~~T 1000.

SHAPED BRICKS. hand pressed.\Vhite double pressed, \Vhite'~ douhIe pressed. Commou prl'ss,·.l.

C\ r_o-J' ;0'5Xu. liS. XII. 69. Xv. 70.

120/. l~l' 1,OOU. I :!O/- Jl~r 1,000. ():~!- pel' 1.1100

\Vhite double .1'r~sRcd White double pressed, Whit« double pressed.

ec~ 0 P:=1.JNo. 71. No. 72. No. 73.

(20/- per 1,000. J '2.0/- per t.ooo. 120/- pl·r 1,OOf.t

\\Thit~ flouhlt· pressed, \V Ilit.l~ (10)\1 111t~ pn-ssed. w hih~ don l,ll~ pressed.

No. 74. No. 75. No. 76, No. 77. No. is.120/- per 1,000. 120/- pel' 1,000. 160/- pel' 1,000

N.B.-l,OOO Bricks weigh about 3~ tons.

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19

SALT GLAZED '(NARE.

GARDEN TILES·

.~'-

No. 79.

Xo. ~O.

Xo 81.

MonJde<1 ".

:MouJded ...

~lould('d ...

pel'100

Fer 100

per 100.

CBEQUERED PAVING BRICKS.

W 9}ill. I,y ilin. .,. 1051- per 1,000.

1\0. t:l2.

GUTTER TILES.

nilF

"

·1

6 in. by 12 in. (flat bottomed) ... .it!. each.

[J''ii'I

fl.'.s»: 8.J.

Gin. hy )2in. (round bottomed)

Dill. hy 12in. (round bottomed)

4d. each.

9d. p.:lch.

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20

CLOSET TRAPS AND SYPHONS.

4in. diameter ..• 3/6 each

No. 8;1.

Gin. diameter 7iG each.

No. Sf'.

~....

.. ~~.~-~-~ -_W,,~·~._-".;'

No.S7.

4111. diameter .•• 3/6 each.

PIPES, ELBOWS, JUNCTIONS, BENDS.All sizes. from 4 to 24 inches diameter.

1:'• . , ,III

~)i, j:.'Iii Ii' iI III I:I I

""-

5001iO120

GO4430l~

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No. 93.

SI·~lIr.ll

OJ' l'II'''~' l.~ .\TIlt'(·... I.QAlI.

Nt~. 92.

1236033261814:98

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ToN'.

No. 91.

W!J(lUTPu Plrt:.

11M.

18137!68~86~

121f161l240l2;)31

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No. 90.No. 88. No. 89.

)SSIDF. PRI<.:v-DIA~l':T£R. PER FOOT.],/rllht. ~. d.

4 0 4~6 0 Go 1 0

12 1 615 3 018 4 021 7 624 10 0

._------,

""Elbows, Bends and Single Junctions, 50 per cent. extra.Double Junct.iOllS 100

o s ..\'"ER..4.!J REMARKS.The R.a.ilwa.y Freight for quantities Dot less than a. ton is uA" rate. Example

the ~e for 50 mile8 is 5/4 per ton; ior 100 miles, 9/9; for 200 miles,16/10: (or 300 miles, 21/JO; fer 400, 26/10 ; for MO. 31flO.

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No. 94.Height, 1ft. 11in.

5,'·I

No, 97.Heightt 2ft. .')iH,

8}-

No. 100.Wind Guard.

Heightt 2ft. lOin.11

,

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CHIMNEY POTS.

1\I!~-_. :.

No. 95.Height. 2ft

6/-

Ko.98.wisa Guard.

Height, 2ft. Sin.9'-I

No. 101.Wind Guard.Height, 3ft.

11.'·

No. 96.Height, 2ft. 3in.

7/.

No. 99.Wind Guard.

HeigTlt, 2ft. 6in.9/6

No. 102.Wind Guard.Heipt, 3ft.

111-

25

~:J

FIRE BRICKS(Which have passed first-class Mint tests), £5 pel' 1,000,

FIRE TILES AND LUMPS.

IN. 1:'i. is. l:'i. IS. IN.

17 x 12 x 1~ at 2/- each 30 x :30 x 3 at 1616 each

12 ]0 2 1/332

":~2

"3 " 17J6 "0' It " "

12 1032

"12 "

3! u 9}-"~~ liS

2

" '1 " Jt 32 l!i 3~ 10/613 7 2i 'u 1/6

11 " II "II tI " 32 21 31 12j612 12 2! " 1/9 " H ,. It.,

" Sf 32 24 3} 14/-15 10 21 " 2j-

:, " " "" " " 39 :\2 3! 21J-

18 10 21- 2;'6 " " " "" " " tl

18 ]2 91" 3/- 2i !) 4 4f-

" " -2 " II " \, "15 12 3 2/6

24 ItIf) u 4

" 7/- "n " " "18 :, 14

"3

"3'6

H 18 9 41 "3;-

19 13 3 3/6 " " "" " '. "24 n 12

";~

" 4/- "15 II 9

"6

" 3/6 "22"

17"

3 115!- st 18

"]~ :, 6 " 5/- uj

20"

20"

3" if- 21

"1i "

6" 7/- "27 :, 17

"3 " 10/- "

32 Jt 15"

6 " 10f- .,24 ., 20 It 3 a 11,'- "

24:"

21 "6 " 12/6 "22

"22

"3 " 11..,6 "

42"

15"

6 " 15/- "23"

23 n 3 " 1~!;'- 36"

J~ :, 6 " 16/- :t

28"

23 II 3 " 14/- II-36

"~4

"6 " 17J- "30 0' 22

":l

"14'6 4:2 - 21

"6 It 18/-

" "27 1)>- 3 15/6 ·12 12 8 18:-"

.. j

" II " " " " "Other sizea made to Order.

FIRE CLAY(Grouud ready for use), £3 pel' ton.

LIltIE.•-\Jways on Hand.

26

23a~WA.1i RA.TB8

From Lithgow to undermenticned StAtions 011 the Western Line.

27

Distance KATE PER TON .'ORfrom

~.~C:Cbiumey aacSU~•• Sl·,\TlO~S. Jkicb"FIower~ C.... Pottcr,..

Miles. - T_eoua.~11IcI. 0.,.

Frc OJ'Blck&.

:£ 8. tl. ~ d. d. ~ IJ. do ~ N. d.148 Apaley ... ... -.- ... o 13 4 1 4 5 o 12 4 2 8 991 Ashfield ... ... .. 0 9 0 o 15 8 0 7 7 III ,fM Aubunl ... ... ... ... 0 8 5 o 14 6 0 7 0 1 9 089 Burwood .,. ... - .. 0 8 10 015 , 0 7 5 110 874 Blacktown ... ... ... 0 7 7 o 12 10 0 6 2 1 5 823 Bla.ckheath ... ... ... 0 2 9 0 4: 4, O· 2 • 0 a 8

183 Bourke Roall .. ... ... o 15 8 1 9 1 o 14 7 2 18 239 Brewon~le ... ... ... 0 4 3 0 7 0 0 311 01' 0M Blax1&n ... ... ... 0 5 8 0 9 6 0 5 2 019 049 Bathurst ... ... .. 0 5 3 0 8 3 0 4, 9 o 17 4-76 Bla.yney ... ... ... 0 7 9 013 2 0 6 " 1 6 4

359 Byerock ... ... ... I 4 9 2 7 3 1 3 4 4: l' 6.i03 Bourke ., . ... ... ... 1 12 0 3 1 8 1 9 4 6 3 6166 Bricky.rds ... ... '" o 14 6 1 6 8 o 13 6 2 13 490 Bumberra ... .., ... 0 811 o 15 6 0 7 6 III 0ss Ben Bullen ... ... ... 0 3 0 0 4 8 0 2 '1 0 9 4:84 Clyde .•. ... ... ... 0 8 5 014 6 0 7 0 1 9 090 Croydon ... ... ... 0 811 o 15 6 0 7 8 III 0

828 Cool.b.h ... ... 1 3 3 2 4 2 1 2 0 4 8 388 ClArendon ... '" ... 0 8 9 o 15 2 0 7 4 1 10 4:73 Crawford's Siding ... .. 0 7 6 o 12 8 0 6 1 1 5 4-63 Cross Roads ... ... ... 0 6 6 on 0 0 5 3 1 2 08 Clarence Siding ... ... 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 1 6 0 6 0

206 Carey's Siding... .. ... 017 2 1 12 0 o 16 0 3 31114 Culleo', Siding ... ... 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 1 6 0 6 031 Capertee .... .. ... 0 3 6 0 5 8 0 3 2 011 4:71 Dougla.'s Siding ... ... 0 7 3 o 12 4 0 511 1 4: 872 D00118ide ... ... ... 0 ; 5 o 12 6 0 6 0 1 5 0

182 Dnbbo .•. ... ... ..- o 15 8 1 811 0.14 6 2 17 1160 Emu Plaioi ... ... .. 0 6 3 o 10 6 0 0 3 1 1 095 KveJeigh ... ... ... 0 9 4 o 16 4- 0 711 I 12 847 F&Dlcoobridg~... ... ... 0 5 0 0 tJ 4- 0 4- 7 o 16 883 Granville .. ... ... 0 8 4- 014 4 0 611 1 8 8

309 Giralambone ... ... ... 1 2 3 2 2 3 1 1 3 4- 4: 6au Glengari:ff ... ... ... I 4: 1 2 5 10 1 2 9 411 855 Glenbrook ... .. ... 0 5 9 0 9 8 0 5 3 o 19 4:56 George's Plains ... ... 0 511 0 9 10 0 5 3 o 19 88/j Homebush ... ... ... 0 8 9 o 15 2 0 7 4 I 10 490 Huntley ... ... ... 0 811 o 15 6 0 7 6 ill 015 Hartley Vale ... ... .. 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 1 6 0 6 060 Hudson's Siding ... ... 0 6 S o 10 6 0 5 3 1 1 0

131 IroobarJu .. ... ... o 12 1 1 1 10 o 10 11 2 3 853 IJford ... ... ... 0 5 .7 0 9 4: 0 5 1 018 812 Irondale Sieling ... ., . 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 1 6 0 6 052 Karrabar ... ... ... 0 5 6 0 9 2 0 5 0 o 18 430 Katoomb& ... ... ... 0 3 5 0 5 6 0 3 1 011 047 Kelso ... ... ... 0 5 0 0 8 4- 0 4 7 016 8

114 Kerr's Creek ... ... ... o 10 10 o )9 4 0 9 6 1 18 676 Lue ... ... .. ... 0 7 9 o 13 2 0 6 4- 1 6 4:51 Lucasville ." ... ... 0 6 0 o 10 0 0 5 3 1 0 044. Linden ... ... ... ... 0 4: 9 0 7 10 0 4: 4- o 15 8sa Lawson ... . . ... 0 4 2 0 6 10 0 3 10 o 13 834 Locksley .• •.. ... 0 3 10 0 6 2 0 3 6 012 478 Lime Siding (Bla)"ney) ... 0 7 11 o 13 6 0 6 6 1 7 083 Millthorpe ... . .. ... 0 8 4 o 14 4: 0 611 1 8 R90 Mudgee ... ... ... 0 811 o 15 6 0 7 6 III 0

24:.AILW'&'Y RA.TES

From Lithgow to uudcrmeotioned stations on the \\"estern Line.

Distance(rom

J..itl'IirOw •

Miles.

,.T.\'I'I')~S.IIrlclcA,CoaJ.c.:Jay.

P"ltery.

H5692619135

10715817126594

204442968

245281529682936562M14­858081907115414:62767967'534988

14418

ISO7724

22450808641So!

962

121152

496

28

MulgraveMount Druitt '"Medlow... ...Mount YictoriaMOUDt \Yil8onMarrangaroo .,.Mullion Creek .Mary '-ale .Murrumbidgerie)ofullengudgeryNewtown ...Narromine ., .Numantia ...'North's SitlingNewbridge ...Nevertire ."Nyngan ."Orton Park ,..Orange .•' .,.Parramatla ,.,PetershamParke's PlatformPeririth ...Perth ,., .. 'Piper's Flat ,..Rookwood ...RiverstoneRichard's 8it.lu,gRichmond .,.Rooiy Hill .,.Rydal.. ...Raglen .. , .,.RyJstone ...Seven Hilla ."Schofielc1's SidingSouth Creek ...Somer's SidingSpringwood ...Spring Hill ,. ,Springs, 'The .,.SoowalJsStoc~yards .,.Toongabbie '"TaraD'" ."Trangie .,Valley, TheWentworthvilleWindsor ..Wood!ord '"Wentworth }'alls'Vallerawaog .,.WimbledoD ...\Varne .0'

Wellillgton .,.Zig Zag Ple.tformSYDNEY ...

.£ », d.... 0 8 6... 0 7 1'0' 0 :-1 1.. 0 2 5.. , () 2 0

o J 6.0' 0 10 :l... 0 14 0,., 0 14 11... 1 0 I... 0 9 3... 0 17 0.. 0 4 ~l

... 0 ~ 4:

... 0 7 0

.. II 19 1

... 1 0 11_. 0 5 6... 0 9 5.., 0 S 3... 0 9 2.. _ 0 Ii !)

.. 0 6 5... 0 5 S.. , 0 2 n... 0 8 6... 0 8 J0' 0 S 2... 0 8 11... 0 7 3.. 0 2 0

.. , 0 4- !I

... 0 0 5'" 0 7 H... 0 8 0... 0 6 11.0' 0 5 7... 0 :; 3... 0 8 9... 013 1... 0 2 4­.. , 0 15 6... 0 7 10... 0 2 11.. 0 18 0., 0 5 4­

.. 0 8 1

... 0 8 7

... 0 "4 6

... 0 a 10

... 0 2 (j_. 0 6 5.._ 0 11 4... 013 8... 0 1 6•.. 0 9 5

l «, II. .l », d­OH Ii 071o 12 ,0 0 5 9041002803801110:-\0016o 2 Ii 0 1 6o 18 3 0 & 111 5 !j 0 J:i 01 7 5 0 J3 10I 17 10 0 19 5o 16 2 0 7 M)1 ) 1 9 0 15 11o -; 10 n 4 4o :> 4 0 3 0011100581 IS 10 0 18 6I HI () 1 0 1OH2050o IIi {) 0 H 0o 14 2 0 6 10o 16 0 0 7 90114055o 10 10 n 5 ~

o n li 0 5 2o 3 0 0 1 6o 14 8 0 7 1o J3 10 0 6 8o 14 0 0 6 :lo 15 6 II 7 6o 12 4 0 5 11n 3 0 I) 1 6o 7 10 0 4- 4n 10 10 0 5 30]3 2 0 6 4-o 13 8 0 6 -7o II ~ 0 5 t.o 9 4 0 5 ro 8 8 0 4 9o 15 2 0 7 41 3 10 0 12 0o 3 G 8 1 101 8 S 0 -14 5o 13 4 0 6 5o 4- 6 0 2 61 13 9 0]7 2o 8 10 0 4 10o 13 10 0 6 8014:10 0 7 2o 7 4- 0 4 1o 6 2 0 3 6o 3 0 0 1 60-10 10 0 5 3I 0 4, 0 10 11 4- 11 0 12 8o 2 6 0 1 6o 16 6 0 8 0

.L 1<, ,I194I 4 009';;o 7. 4060o 6 01 16 ~

2 n ti2 15 (}3 15 ~

1 J2 43 3 Iio 15 f'

o 10 8I 3 ~

3 11 S3 J8 10o 18 41 13 0I S 41 12 0128liSo 19 o0601 9 41 7 S1 8 (I

1 II 01 4 S060o 15 81 1 jo\

1 6 4,1 7 4134o 18 So 17 41 10 -&2 7 6o 7 o2 17 41 6 8o 9 u376017 81781 9 8014 8012 40601 1 82 0 S2 9 110601 13 0

Ir

Ii!)j

1ir

Jllcry. iI

.1.I

x.9 44 09 S7 "6 " !6 0 !:6 ~ i1 fj

I5 05 ~

2 oj. !3 (; i5 ,.. j

I0 S !3 )ol I1 S

I~ 108 4: i

I

3 0 !8 4 I2 02 8 !I Sf) o is 0 s

~ 4 !l

7 S !~ (I I

0 Il'l Iu 18 I~

144 14s4

" i6 ;0 ~4-

,Il

S !(l i

•6 I

8 I8 i88 !

-4 I08SII00

25

RA.lLW.&.V' RA.TB8From Lithgow to undermentioned Smtious, J~ia Blayuey, viz.. :

R ATl~ J>l!k T.):" FIIR

~1i1l:~nraiDI'i~ CIlilDlleylUld

frolll STATI')~S. E.W. Tiles, t:1~'eT Pots. Bricks,l.itbl:<l\~.

F~~;~T~latcdand Coal. Pottery.Orn:l~ta1 Clay.

Tiles.

.£ Jt. d. ;£ iI. .t. L. R. d. .l .~. do208 Binalong (G.S.R.}' ... ... o 17 3 1 12 2 o 16 2 3 4- 3106 Burly Ja.ckey ... ... ... o 10 2 o 18 1 0 8 10 1 16 287 Carcoar .. ... ... .. 0 8 8 o IS 0 0 7 3 1 10 0

1"') eol\T4 ... ... ... 011 !l 1 0 6 o 10 2 2 011.....144 Cl"Owther ... ... ... 013 1 1 3 10 o 12 0 2 7 6186 Demondrille Junction ... o 15 11 1 9 ]) o 14 9 2 18 1197 Fernside ... .. . . 0 9 6 o 16 8 0 8 1 1 13 4~O Galang (G.S.:&..) ... .. o 16 10 1 11 4- o 15 8 3 2 8190 Gunningar .. ... .. o 16 2 1 ]0 0 o 15 0 3 0 0188 Harden

".. ... o 16 0 1 9 9 o 14 11 2 19 6

118 Holmwood .., .. ... 011 1 o 19 11 0 ~I 10 1 19 5166 Illife's Siding ... '" .. 014 7 1 6 9 o 13 6 2 13 7liD King's Vale ... ... ... o 15 5 1 8 7 o 14 4 2 17 1139 Kool'a.watba ... ... ... o 12 8 1 a I 011 7 2 6 094 ~ndhurl!\t ... ... ... 0 9 3 o 16 2 f) 7 10 I 12 491 anduram0. ... ... 0 9 0 o 15 8 0 7 7 1 11 4

150 ~larengo ... ... ... o 13 6 I 4 8 o ]2 6 2 9 4156 Monteagle ... ... ... o 13 11 1 5 5 o 12 )1 2 10 11186 Murrumhurrah ... .., o 15 11 1-9 5 o 14 9 2 18 11195 B~ Ponds (G.S.&.) ... o 16 6 1 }O 8 o J.j 4, 3 1 4110 W f1tock ... ... ... 010 6 o 18 8 0 9 2 1 17 4,

168 Young ••• ... ... ... o 14 8 1 7 1 o )3 8 2 14 2

NOTB.-~'rom Lithgow (L'ia Bla.yney) to Binalong is the same distance as:BiDalon~ is from Sydney (via. Granville), 80 tha.t a saving in ca.rria.ge is effectedby sendmg Goods from Lithgow (via Blayney) to all StatioDs South of BinalOD~.All Stations South of Ml1rrumburrah a.re 44 miles nearer to Litbgow (1.'14

Blayney) tha.n to Sydney.

~OLONG LINE.FJ'o~ Lithgow to undermentioned Sta.tiODS. ria; Bla.yney, viz. :

RATE PER TO" FOR

Miles Cbiamcyandfrom STATIO:-;S.

n'~ F101Irer Pots. Bricks.I.ithgow. E.~ Tcssilated. and COQI. Pottery.

Fi:a;~ Oruamental Cia)'.TUes.

~ .It. d. .e 8 • el. A 8. d. .,£ II• a.112 Amaroo ... ... ... o 10 8 o ]9 0 0 " 4- 1 17 11106 Boren ore ... ... ... o 10 2 o 18 1 0 8 10 1 16 2102 Cargo Road ... ... ... 0 911 o 17 6 0 8 6 1 14 11120 llolong ... ... ... 011 3, 1 0 2 o 10 0 2 0 499 Orange Racecourse ... ... 0 9 8 017 0 0 8 3 1 14 0

29

30

~yd ..C'\, :

~uRCrS & ANDREW, PItI"'TEIlS ASD PC'DLI9IU:lfS.

13 BnlDlH!' STRE}:T.

LIMITED

'~l •

The Collieries owned by the Company are

THE "LITHGOW"-A!'iD·-

I'HE "HERMITAGE."

--..•..--

ORDERS WILL RECEIVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND

PROMPT DESPATCH.

On reference to the Tables (pages 23, 24 and 25), the Freight to any

Station from Lithgow can be a.t once ascertained.

31

I

I

I, I

II

I!II

--0--

--0--

ABLESSING TO

hOUSE KEEPERS.

NO ICE REQUIRED.

NO BREAKFAST

TABLE COMPLETE

WITHOUT ONE.

bear the

is genuine

Trade Mar'k

the platter C.

Oa,'u:tioD..

Keeps Butter Beautifully Fresh, Hard and Cool.

Company's

No Cooler

that does not

--0---

--0--

PREVENTS

RANCIDITY.

stamped beneath

32

No 60.AN INVENTiON SPJ::CIALL'i AUAPTJW TO ToHE AUSTItA:'I.i.N CLIUATJ::.

Made In) 35.6d. 4!;.6d. 6s.6d.Three Slzes·- j To hold 1 lb. 2lbs. Sibs. of Butter.

So Dj~llCs llllIIJ.lic'/ Ititll tI,ill,;i~.·.

DESC::e.:tPTION.The dish marked It 11 to receives the Hutter.Thc bcll-shupcd Cover .. A to jl( fllled wi~h water throl1~h the button 011 tol'. 'The

cVll.)lOra.tion of the water thrllll:,:'h the purou8 cover C'IlW;C~:, col,1 current (,I Air to 111M' con-8tant))' en the butwr, ~lId keciltl it bt:nufifull~' finll in U1C hottest wOlLthcr. •

The platter marked .. C" il' the II1.:1 lid which rccei\"l'l:l tile butter dillh, :J.ud hes llogrOO\fO011 its cdlrc into which the cover fits.

INsTltUeTIONl:l.-Bl·forc Ul'ill~. l:lo:a,k thl' whole of th..: Cooler for a.C)lULrtt'r of all h..urin clear water, then fill rho cover A with water; IlIacI: the butter ill Di.l:h U, and tbe n.ppl1r:J.tusill rell.tly for usc.

PRESERVES 80TH

FLAVOUR

AND QUALITY.

I

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~ i.rracose llA:LLEY

I ID:N.~~Bi ~~ST' I11lITaGOW O~~;;;;;TU~D ;;;G~woa~s I

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~ ~

It' "f-

~ \.,\1"HCO~ "'

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~ 92 PITT S;::~~. SYDNEY I~ -TelepQoQe ~o- B~4- I~ A~D AT

~ THE COMPANY'S WORKS, LITHGOW. . ~

.Ii AP~I8gS. ~m$..-,....~~::::ss...~~~1'o-~~:s;c:~~~S-~~~

F. w. WJllTE, Printer. 39 Marketestretlt. Sidnt::r.33

I-I

~II

(uUil'rJl(LIMITED.)

~.anhititJlts attb' ~trm5.

(WHICH APPLY TO POTTERY ONLY.)

liEl

CONDITIONS.

I.-All crates or cases will be charged forI and no allowance

can be made forretuma.

II.-No risks of carriage will be taken by the Company. nor

will allowances be made for breakages or 10s8 in transit.

lII.:"'-Customers ill ordering are particularly requested to give

the numbers as stated herein of all goods they require, as in case

of mistakes gooda cannot be returned.

IV.-References should accompany all orders from customers

having no ledger accounts.

'rERMS.

On all accounts settled munthly, a discount of 10 per cent. will

be allowed. No discount will be allowed on accounts remaining

unsettled beyond that period.

THE COLLIERIES OWNED BY THE COMPANY ARE

The "lrltbgow" and the "aepmitage."34

rOTTERY.N,B,-"Alliisks of Cal1'iage mnst be borne by Consignees.

. , ..ROCKINGHAM WARE.

TEAPOTS

HIGH GLOBE PATTERN.

No.1

48's 42's 36's 30's 24:8

4/1 4/3 5;- 5/10 7/618's 12's

9/8 14/6 per doz.

~ 36's

No.2

FUOHSIA PATTERN.30~ 24~ 18~ 12~

Sa.me 80S above. per doz.

~...

,~ :4

. E

No.3

*No.4

~No.S

~6's

36's

SQUAT GLOBE PATTERN.30~ 24~ IS~ 12~

Same as above. per doz,

FERN PATTERN.30's 24's 18's 12'8

Sa.me as above. per doz.

CORONET PATTERN.This pattern made only in 9's.

21/- per doz.

35

STAG PATTERN.

Made only in 42's, 4/3 per doz.

2

TEAPOTS-Contd.

~No.6

QUEEN ANNE PATTERN (See lIRjolic.1. \Vare, No. 39.)

BIJOU PATTERN (See Majolica. ,.yare No. 38.)

-I;;. -~I[:-...-- -E: ....

No.7

•No.8

No. 9

36

TOBACCO BARRELS

llb. 2lbs. 31bs. 4lbs. 6lbs.

5/- 7/9 9/6 11/- 13/9

SIbs. 101h5. 121bs. 1G1115.

16/6 20/- 22/3 2i/G per doz.

SPITTOONS

7{6 per doz.

i /6 per doz.

3

BRISTOL WARE.

PLAIN BOTTLES

1 Quart. 2 Quarts. 3 Quarts. 1 Gal. 2 Gals.4 6 7/. 9/6 12/- 24/-

3 Gals. 5 Gals,36/- 60/- per doz.

No.lO

SCREW-TOPPED BOTTLES

Made only in 2 Gals., Washers included.

30/- per doz.

No. 11

FILTERS(Fitted up ready for use.)

2 Gals.

5/63 Gals.

7/64: GaJs.11/-

6 Gals.

16/6 each.

INo.12

FOOT WARMERS

2 Quarts,20/-

3 Quarts.24/- per doe,

No.l3.

No.H

JUGSFERN PA'ITERN.

24's IS's

6/- 8/6 per des,

37 .

4

TULIP PATTERN.

JUGS-ContI!.

24's 18's6/- 8/6 per doz.i

No. 15

"

TOBY PATTERN.

_.. 1 Pint. i Pint. 1 Pint. 1 Pint.\:;. 2/11 3/- 3/3 4/6I 1 Quart. 3 Pints. 2 Quarts.

No. 16 6/- 8/- 10/9 per doz.

BEER MUGSPint. t Pint.3/4 2/3 per doz.

No. 17

5 Gal s,

78/- per doz.3 Gals.

60/-

2 Gels.

42/-

WICKERED BOTTLES

1 Gal

28/-

No. IS

) HOODED BIRD FOUNTAINS

~t Pint. 1 Pint. 1 Quart. 3 Pints. 2 Quarts.

5/6 8/. 10/- 13/- 16/-

3 Quarts. 4 Quarts. 6 Quarts. 8 Quarts.\ 20."- 23/- 34/- 44/- per doz.

"- No. 19

\

No. 20

38

SAUCER FOUNTAINS

1 Quart. 3 Pints. 2 Quarts. 3 Quarts.10~ 13~ 16~ 20~

4 Quarts. 6 Quarts. 8 Quarts.23/- 34/- 44/- per doz.

~j~r:l.L.1

~~~o. :?l

So. 22

5

THE LITHGOW FOUNTAIN

1 Quart. 3 Pints. ~ Quarts. 3 Quarts.10/- 13 -: 16/- '20/-

4- Quarts. 6 Quarts. 8 Quarts.:?3,'. iJ4 '- 44/- per doz.

[This l't'uut:lill i" mud» i. two rari'1;O. mill is 611('111y in\'l!'rtin!:' the bell.~h:ll't.-.l !,,'rti,lli. whid) i>ltlwlI tiU",d with wllt.-r. tlft('r .\lihich the ~a.Qeer isl'ia\'t'd "II :mol t he "'l,,'!,- Illrl.Nl '''','r. when tht re will be ,L narrow channel"1 wat~r ail round. TIlt' :lthalll:l~~ claimed for t his coust ructton is tha.tt h .. ~re",n ~lilll'" which .1l\\':.~~ corlects b)" deerees, und ull oruer ofleusiveuiarrer, call be cleaned out wlreuever necessary.]

INVERTED BOTTLE FOUNTAINS.

2 Quarts. 3 Quarts. -4, Quarts, 6 Quarts. 8 Qua.rts.

16:- 20/- 2:3/- 34,.'- 44/- per doa;

PITCHERS

3 Quarts.10/6

No. 23.

2 Quarts.9/-

6 Quarts.

20/-

4, QUA-ris.13/-

8 Quarts.

26/- per doz.

:BREAD PANS

From 2 to 8 Gallons.

1/3 per gal.

No. 24

SQUAT COVERED JARS

3 Pints.

6/-2 Qua.rts.

7j-

No. 25

1 Pint.

3/-

4 Quarts.

10/6

2 Pints.

4/3

6 Quarts.

14/6

8 Quarts.

22/6

3 Quarts.

8/-

12 Quarts.31/6 per doz.

39

6

GLOBE COVERED JABS

No. 26

1 Quart. 2 Quarts. 3 Quarts. 4 Quart8.~3 7f 8f 1~6

6 Quarts. 8 Quarts. 12 Quarts.14/6 22/6 31/6 per doz.

STB.AIGlIT COVERED JARSI Pint. 2 Pints. 3 Pints. 2 Quarts.

3/- 4/3 6/- 8/-

4: Qua.rts.10/6

6 Quarts.14/6 per doz.

BU1'TEB. POTS

llb. 21bs. SIbs. 41bs. 6Ibs.4/- 5/6 8/- 10/- 12/-

SIbs. 10lbs. 121bs.No. 28 15/- 18/- 22/- per doz.

2 Quarts.10/- per doz,

4: Quarts.9/6

3 Quarts.'6/6

PIPXINS

1 Quart. 3 Pints.7J6 8/10

2 Qnarts.6/-

1 Pint.6/-

BUNG JABSi Pint. 1 Pint. Ii Pints. 1 Quart.

2/4 2/8 3/4 3/9

. DUTCH POTS1 Pint. 2 Pints. 3 Pints. 2 Quarts.

3/6 5/- 7/- 8/-

3 Quarts. 4 Quarts. 6 Quarts. 8 Quarts.9/. 12/6 16/. 25/- per doz.No. 29

6 Quarts. 2 Gals. 3 Gals. 4 Gals. 5 Gals.No. 30 12/- 18/- 27/- 36/- 4:5/- per doa,

No.S!

40

7

SAFE STANDS

No. 32,

Large.1/9

Medium.I/.6 per set of four.

No. 33 GINGER BEER BOTTLES16/9 per Gross.

SPIRIT BARRELS

No. 3·10

2 Gal. 3 Gal. 4 Gal. 5 Gal.1/8 per gal.

6 Gal.

41

8

CANE WARE.

No. 35 YELLOW :BAKING DISH:ES4in. 5in. Gin. 7in. 8in. 9in. lOin. llin. 12iu.1/6 2/- :Jj3 '2,7 3/3 3/10 4,10 5,10 7,6 per doz.

LIPPED MIXING BOWLS(White lined.)

2'8 3's 4'8 6's 9'8

22/6 19/6 16/- 12/- 9/6 per doz.

-"No. 36

ROUND MIXING :BOWLS

No. 37

42

2'8 3's 4'8 6'8Same as above,

9'8per doa,

9

MAJOLICA WARE.

a' ·,il.: . ,I,l.i)-.._.No. 38

No. 39

The BIJOn TEAPOT(Ladies' Afternoon Tea.)

5/3 per doz.

QUEEN ANNE TEAPOTS

36's 30's

9/- 11/- per doz,

ALSO IN IVORY WARE.

No. 40 36's

8/-30's

10/- per doz.

SQUAT GLOBE TEAPOTS(Sa.me design as Rockingham W are No.3.)

No. 41 36's 30's 24's 18's 12'5

6/- 6/10 8/6 10/8 15/6 per doz.

QUEEN ANNE JUGS

36's

8/630's

10/6

24'S12/8 per doz.

ALSO IN IVORY WARE.

No. 43 36's

7/630's

9/6

FERN JUGS(Same design AS Bristol Ware No. 14.)

No. 44 24's 18's

7/6 10/- per doz.

43

10

No. 45

TULIP JUGS(Same design as Bristol Ware No. H).

24's 18's

7/6 10/- per doz.

No. 46

l' Pint. ! Pint. iPint. 1 Pint. 1 Quart. 3 Pints. 2 Quarts.

3JI0 4/- 4/9 5/6 7/- 9/- 11/- per doz.

TOBY JUGS(Sa.me design as Bristol Ware No. 16.)

2 Qua.rts.21J- per doz.

2 Quarts.21/- per doz.

3 Pints.18{-

3 Pints.

18/-

WATER MONKEYS

I Quart.15/-

1 Quart.

15/.

No. 47

No. 48

FRUIT SERVICES (Green)(In Vine or Oak Pattern.)

~.- ...

. ~

No. 49

No. &0

44

COMPORTS.

~rge. Small.12/- 9/6

PLATES.

7/6 per doz.

per doz.

45

per des,

10/- per doz,

11

FRUIT SEB.VICES-Contd.

BEGONIA DISHES.

Large. Small.12/- 9/- per doz.

Diameter, Slin. Depth, 7!~15/- per doz.

BREAD TRAYS

THE PREMIER.

FLOWER POTS..4. h.andsO'lM tabu decoration.

(Saucers included.)

6in. 7in. Sin. 9in. lOin.7/- 8/- 10/- 12/6 16/6Or in Nests of six, 5/3 per nest.Without Sa.ucers 1/- per doz, less.

5in.6/-

SPITTOONSSame Pattern as Rockingham Ware, Nos. 841;9.

11/- per dew.

No. 51

No. 52

No. 54

No. 56

No. 53

IIINlATURE VASES~ For Cut Flowers. Very Fetty Tabu Decoration.U 3{6 per doz,

No.55 . Also in Terra Cotta, No. 80.

12

HANGlNG FLOWER POTS

\Vithout Chains Large. Swall.

20/- 18/- per doz.

With Brass Chains... Large. Small.

~8 .. 6 26/- per doz.

No. 57

No. 58

TULIP VASES

Height, 14in. x 12in.

801- per doz.

Also in Terra Cotta.

Also in Terra Cotta..

ETRUSCAN VASESHeight of Pillar, 26 inches. Height of Vase, 26 inches.

Pillars.

21/6 each.

Vases.

22/6

No. 59

46

13

c. C. WARE.

24's

2/3 per doz.

12's 9'8 6's 4;'s

4/4 5/10 8/10 13/6 per doz.18's

3 'r

30'S!

1/9

Llb., 1i6 per doz.

MUGS

FLUTED JAM POTS

riJL...:¥No. 61

PUDDING BOWLSe ~;~s ~~'~ ~;~No. 62

BED PANS

~"·9 42/6 per doz.

No. 63FRENCH.

42/6 'per doz.

No. 64SLIPPER.

~)No. 65

a39J- PE"f doz.

Bu'n'ER DISHES

Large. Small10/- 8/. per doz.

No. 66

47

14,

No. 67

lOin.11/3 per doz.

9in.9;'6

JELLY MOULDS

6in. 7in. 8in.5/6 7/3 8/9

36J8 30's 24's 18's 12's 9's 6'8 ·fs

IJ2! 1/6 -1/9 2/5 3/8 4/10 7/1 10/9 per doz.

BAXING DISHES

GALLIPOTS or JELLY CANS

~ 5in.

'-' 3/9No. 09

~ 4/1 5H 6N 7H 8" 9" 10" -U" 12"

~ 3/- 3/6 4/- 4{6 5/4 6/4 8/4 10/6 12/6 per doz.

No. 68

MIXING BOWLS (Lipped or Round)No. 70 Same Pa.ttern as Cane Wa.re Nos. 36 & 37.

\!J~ . 6in.

=.=:

"0/ 6/9

CHAIR PAIS

2'8 3's20/-

4'817/6

7in. Sin.

7/8 9/3

G's14/6

9'811j- per doz.

gin. lOin.11/11 14/10 per doz.

No. 71

CHAMBERS

9's-

10/- per doz.

FUDELSNo. 72

1 Pint.

8/9V-····:-

- ',~ ;/

No.n

i Pint.6/4:

2 Quarts.

17/6

1 Quart.

11/-

3 Quarts.20/6

3 Pinta.

14:/-

1 GaJIon.23/6 per dOL

482,

r··'.·.···· · ' "

5~

~'"

~

t~'

'.,1'

,~. ,

"I f{l'~.~ ". :";-~~ . ',' . - /i

,~ "; .

~:.: .., ~!

:1 No. 74

15

FtfNNELS-Contd.

~ Pint. 1 Pint. 1 Quart. 3 Pints.6/4 8/9 11/- 14/-

s Quarts. 3 Quarts. 1 Gallon.17/6 ~O/6 23/6 per dOZe

No. 75

IIifli

iII~I

III!II

CHEESE [COVERS

Large.

22/-

Small.

18/- per doz.

49

16

TERRA COTTA & POROUS.WARE.

The PARAGON BUTTER COOLER(With C. C. Dishes.)

:.'

No. 76

IJb.22/6

2lbs.27/6

.5Ibs.40f- per doz.

The EXCELSIOR :BUTTER COOLER

~r.:--' ... .

'<:-.

. . .<=-:>

.No.77

2lbs.20/- per doz.

WATER MONKEYS(Same shapes as in Majolica. Ware.)

No. 781 Quart.

12/-

3 Pints.

15/-

2 Quarts.

18/- per doz.

"

No. 79 GARDEN FLOWER POTS3in. 4in. 5in. 6in. 7in. 8in. 9in. lOin. 12in. 15in.

-/5i -/7 -/9 1/2 2/2 3/6 5/9 7/3 11/- 30/- perdoz.-------~-

Saucers -/4 -/5 -/7 -/9 1/- 1/3 2/- 3/- 4/3

0',I'.

No. SO

50

ItINIATURE FERN VASESFor Table Decoration.

2/6 per doz.

Also in Majolica Ware, No. 55.

MINIATURE FLOWER POTSFor Ta.ble Decoration.

2/6 per doz.

Same as in Majolica Ware No. 58. 45/- per doz.

12in.

13/6 per doz.

12in.

13/6 per doz.

lOin.

9/-

lOin.

9/-

7/69in.

9in.

7/6

Sin.

5/2

17

8in.

5/2

SEED PANS

FERN PANS

TULIP VASES

7in.

7in.

3/8

<\Vith groove in rim for glass globes.)

No. 83

No.M

No. 81

AU

Height, 14 inches.

ETRUSCAN VASESSame as in Majolica \Va.re No. 59.

No. 85Vases t 26in. high.

17/6 each.Pillars, 26in. high.

20/- each.

51

18

~RICKWORKS.

N.B.-All risks of Carriage must be borne by Consignees.

L:).. .i

No. 88

63/- per 1,000.

No. 87

120/- per 1,000.

WHITE SQUARE, double pressed100/- per 1000.

COMMON BRICKS30/- per 1000. (Present price, but subject to variation.)

No. 56

120/- per 1,000.

SHAPED BIICKS, hand pressedWhite double pressed, White double pressed. Common pressed.

White double pressed. White double pressed. White double pressed... "~'j ..

0 l3LS ::2'No. 89 No. 90 No. 91

120/- per 1000. 120/- per 1000. 120/- per 1,000....-

White double pressed.,...

White double pressed. White double pressed.

':,

I .. ~

No. 95~

No. 96

No. 92 No. 93 No. 94.

120/. per 1,000. 120/- per 1,000. 160/. per 1,000.

N.B.-l,OOO Bricks weigh about 3~ tons.

No. 96.6. AIRleULTURAL DRAII PIPES2in.

6/-3in.

12/64in.

15/-6io.20/- per 100.

52

f:"-;;,19

SALT GLAZED WARE.

I·~'

_.~~...~~

LJNo.9S

~'.J~I.. ;

No. g7

t

III,~i No. 99

I ~No. 100

GARDEN TILES

Moulded ... ... 12/- per 100, 9" high, 51" wide.

Moulded ... ... 1:?i- per 100, same dimensions.

l\loulded ... ... l:?,;- per 100, same dimensions.

CHEQUERED PAVING BRICKS

9~" x 4r x 2" thick ... ... 105/- per 1,000.

""No. 101

lunER TILES4" X 12" (round bottomed) ...6" X 12/1

9" x 12"

:!~d. each.

4d. "

9d. "

~'\ :'" j\~,. ~ ~.-. ',: .No. 102

CLOSET TRAPS AND SYPHONS

4" diameter ... ... 3/6 each.

No. 103

4" diameter 4i6 each.

6"" 7;6 "\\. ith junction and lid.

53

400:H6IDS6042361816

No. 110

"

"

No. 113

Height, 2ft. 5;n.

8/-

:\ Geach.

No. 109

"

XIiHBI>It.OJ' PIPES TO A

'fON.

No. 108

"

WJmmTP}:V.l'lPE.

-l" diameter6"

No. 112

Height, 2ft. 3in.

7/-

CHIMNEY POTS

No. ]07

PEnesPER FOOT.

PIPES, ElBilWS, Jur~CTlONS, BENDSAll sizes, from 4 to 24 inches diameter.

No. 106

s. d. Ibs.o 3 18t 123o 94~ 3T~ 60o 68;\ 33I 0 861 262 0 1:11:i IS2 9 1611 145 0 240~ 96 6 253¥ 8

As weights va.ry. the above are only approximate.Elbows, Bends, end Single Junctions, 50 per cent. extra.Double Junctions... 100

Inches.469

1215182124

20

CLOSET TRAPS AND SYPHONS-Contd.

INSIDEDU.XJ:TER.

No. 105

No. III

Height, 2ft. Sin.

5/-54

T!It,riII

!

21

CHIXNEY POTS-Contd.

No. 114­

\Vind Guard.Height, 2ft. Sin.

9/-

No. 115

Wind Guard.

Height, 2ft. 11in.

9/6

No. 116

Wind Guard,

Height, 3ft.

11/-

BUCHAN TUPS

6"12/6

9"

30/-

12"

70/M each.

No. 117

~9.No. 118

SQUARE GULLY TRAPS\Vith Inlet and Outlet, 4" or 6".

8/- each. With cast iron grate, 1/6 each extra.

12/6 " ,.. It 2/- "

With Outlet. only, 4" or B".No. 110

9"12"

7/6 each.

12/- "

With cast iron grate, 1/6 each extra,

II " 2/- "

No. 1219"

12#

ROUND GULLY TRAPSWith Inlet and Outlet, 4" or 6".

6/6 each. With cast iron grate, 1/6 each extra.

9{6" " " 1/9 "

\Vith Outlet only, 4:11' or 6".

61- each. With cast iron grate, 1/6 each extra.

9/- It It It 1/9 "55

1""22 ~

«;

FIRE BRICKS~"~

('Vhich have passed first-class Mint tests), £;1 per 1,000.

FIRE TILES AND LUMPSin. in. in. in. in. ill,17 x 1::1 x It at ::11- each 30 x ~O x 3 Itt 16/6 each

1/332 x 32 x 3 1I 17,6 "1? x 10 x ::1 II It

;~:1 x 12 x .~ ~ 9.'·.) ~ II "12 x 10 x .").1 L~3 ~~:3 x l:i x 3~ HI/(j"':1 u

l'iG " H "13 x 7 x 2~ l) I " :~ :! x ~l x ;F"

l~, 6 "12 x 12 x ·)l 1/9 3~ x :24 x 3~ 14/-~2 " \1

" II

15 x 10 x 2{- 2/- j'l :~9 x 32 x 3 1 21/-H :! "18 x 10 x ~j"

~!G II

18 x 12 x 2~ ";(-

"~4 x 0 x .~ ~/-~4 x 15 x 4 II 1/- II

15 x 12 x :3"

2/6"18 x 14 x 3 1I 3/6 " 18 x 9 x 4 ~" ., 3,- II

19 x 1:~ x 3 3/G "24- x 12 x 3 " 4/- IIl~ x 9 x 6 "

3/6 'j

22 x 17 x 3 " 5/- "18 x 12 x 6 "

5,"· 1I

20 x 20 x 3 ""/ :H x Ii x G 7 ." j 1- " " II

27 x 11 x 3 Il 10/- "3::1 x l;i x 6 H 10/- ~ \

~4 x ?O x 3 " 11/- 2.4- x ~1 x 6 12 6 H

22 x 22 x 3 "I1j6

"4~ x 1~) x 6

"15,'-

"23 x 23 x 3 ), 12/- II

:lG x 18 x 6 tt 16 - "28 x 23 x 3 " }.t·I- II

36 x 24- x G !! IiI· II

30 X'1.) X 3 1416 ·l~ x ~l x () l~"-_...

" " " "27 x 27 x 3 15/6 42 x l~ x ~ 1~:'-" "

c" "

OTHER SIZES ~lAD.E TO ORDER.

FIRE CLAY(Ground ready for use.) £3 per ton. (i bags to 1 tou.)

Bags charged 6d. each extra.

I.IMEAlways an hand.

56

J..~i~J-r.>/ F. W. WHITE, ~~ Printer,

' 39 M,UlUl:T STREF.'I',SYDNEY.

@

57

IMPORTANT CAUTION.

-.-tot--

Customers are requested not to give Orders to any _but

the Company's accredited representatives, and to beware of

cheap lines offered. to them as " job lots of Colonial

manufacture." We have it, on undoubted testimony, that .~~

European ." seconds" and trashy "dead stock" are un..

fairly passed off upon. the unwary as Colonial productions,

1cith a view tocreate a prejudice against local manufactures,

and so retard, or prevent, the establishment of native

industries,

THE COLLIERIES OWNED BY THE COMPANY ARE

-.\~D-

58

59

NO BREAKFAST

TABLE COMPUTEWITHOUT ONE,

bear' the

is genuine

!!pi • '9'."S i .!",~.-;J,

COOLER911I~

NO ICE R~QUlREO. IABLESSING TO ~HOUSEK:EPERSo I

~~ro

~tID

~~.~~IITrade Mark

the platter' C.

t, ~l due.I·.

BUTTER

I I : I ~~.~ I I I'I I .' 'L :,:

\~. {; ::~.r· ,I: /':' .~ ~• ," 1', "',I~~ I, ~ ..... _ I

Keeps Butter Beautifully Fresh, Hard and Cool.

No Cooler-

Company's

that does not

--Il--

--00--

PREVENTS

RANCIOIlY,

Nil 60.AN INVENTWN' SPI::ClALLY A[}APT~;11 To Till:: AU~IlA~IAN c.:LIYA1'1::.

Made In; 35.6d. 4s.6d. 6s,6d.Three Slzes·- i To hold lib. 2lbs. Sibs. of Butter.

So D;~I,c< K"J".lif:.1 .cit" thi,; ';;~".

DESCRIPTION.Thc dil>h III3.rkc'd "B" receives the Illlttl:r.Thc hdl'lfh:lpelt Cover .. A" i!< liIIl-d wi~h water throlll:h the huttllll " u tol', 'The

C\·~poJ:1,t.iollof t he water thrl/Il;.:"h the ))t'I'OUll cover C'UUSCl' a ("11M current l·f il.ir to I'I:w een-llt:lIltly 011 the hutter, anrl kccllll it h~:\U'iful1r linlt ill the hotlclll wca.tlll.:r, .

The l'1:lttcr marked" C" il'till': staud ""hiGh receives till) Imtt-:r ditlh. :U1d h3.!.1 II. J:rllO\'U011 its edec illto whi(!h th •.' l'''''U lilll.

INs·rltUt:TIONS.-Ud()n~U~ill~, tloak tht' whole of the Cooler for :~ 'l"artA.·r 01 all h"lIrin clear w:t.ter, thcn fill the Oovcr A with water ; place t.hc lIutter ill Dish U. uud the allVarat.Wlis rC::\Ily for U!.IC.

PRESERVES BOTH

FLAVOUR

AND QUALITY,

i~ 'lie 3,.....5iiiiiiiiiiiiiWIGJ~!$liliiiiiii~·;!iii5i\Ollilliiiii'Y""

Nf~THE PARACON~!~I' -

II, ORNAMENTAL AND

~ USEFUl.

~I.~Jti

~

III~I~I!Lts m p e d beneath1-,

1~'__ ._,_,:~_._~_,_~~~~~~~~~

L1}IITIU),

SYDNEY OF'FICE: 92 PITT STREET.WORKS: LITHGOW. N.S.W.

~o Fl8ve delD:>' 011 Order!'l tllld Ren'lit.tRIl~e.....h'lll:d he ~ddre"'J;ed tn "~he.

Manager. Lithgow Valley Colliery C<,>n-.pal1y. Limited. Liths:!'Ow."

~ ~ ~. ' ~C!f!)/fif . ",,:,'v~~~ _ •

61

All goods are delivered into trucks at. Lithgow Hailwcl)"Station or into carts at, th{~ Company's \Vol'ks. All risk of eurr!agemust be borne bJ consignees.

Ouetom-r« sohen. ordering art p:zrti(~lllilrl.)/ reque..;letl to II/lole thenumber of the goOt/8 tlte// require, 101teJ'f. the 1l.umhers are gil·tm. us in ruseof mistakes goods cannot he returned.

CONDIrl~IONS AND

Terms: CASH wrrn URDER. NO lHSCOUN'f AT1TJO\VED.

COAL.The Collieries owned hy the Company nrc lIlt

H L£tlzgo'liJ tI and the" Hermitage."

---t\tollt!1'K for rlv.Ll must bl! Rent to .j 'file ~l'r.rl'tar~·, T.ifh!?lIW r,,:tJ AAAlI(·i:llinn.

No.7 Hoskillfl' Bnil.lin~, Sprin~~ Street, ~Y'llney." .

RAILWAY CLASSIFIOATION SUMMARY.

In 5 ton lots per 4 wheeled truck "B" rates. Smallerlots 1st Class rates :---

JJrain Pipes and Connections.Closet Traps, Syphons, Gully Traps.Buchan Traps, Gutter Tiles

"A" Class:Chequered Bricks (Paving Tiles).Fire Bricks and Tiles.

Miscellaneous Class:Agricultural Pipes. Building Bricks. Fire Clay.

" B" Class:Earthenware Chimney Pots. Lime.

AS WEIGHTS VARY ALL WEIGHTS GIVEN IN THISLIST ARE ONLY APPROXIMATE.

~---------------------------.....---..B~ICKWO~KS' PQICE LIST,

COMMON BRICKSBJ:lIT. 875. 6.1. Pf"T ] 000. W /"igollf ..f 1000 1I1llllli 3 tlln~ 11 ewt,

No.SS.COllllll(l1l pressed. 90/- pt'r 1000. W..ight of 1000

about 3 tuns.

BLUE GLAZED BRICKS.£4 per 1000. :-;allle size aud \V,.il!;ht liS Cnlllllloll Bricks.

WHITE SQUARE BRICKS,_ dUllhle pr-ssed

100/- per fOOO. 1000 weil:h ahout 3i tons.

SHAPED BRICKS, hand pressedWhite donhle pressed, Whit+, donble P''...ed ,

No. 86120/- per 1000.

No. 87120/- p.f 1000.

a P3S().89

'120/- I\t"r 1000.No. 90 No. 91.

120/- per 1000. 120/- per 1000.

White donhlp. prt':tsfo'd. White double pressed.

No.!)/jNo. 95

fI (J \JNo. 94­

No.92 No. 93120/- I'p r 1000. 120/- per 1000. 160/- per 1000.

1000 Shaped Hricks weiJ{h from S to st Ions.

m S~~~1(4~~~~~in~~I~!UERED PAVlI~..8~~~/~~.r 1000.

~ Wei~ht IIf 1000 ahout 2 tons 18 cwt.

FIRE BRICKS(Which 11:\\'1' p,Hi:,4"\ first-r-lass :\linL rests). £4 I'l'r 1000.

~tOl'k size : 9iin. x 4~ill, X. 2~ill,

fiRE CLAY.(Grut1 11 d ready (01' nse.) £2 pt~r tun. (7 h>tgs tu 1 tnn )

Cnst.nnlerg' attention is specia lly (lir~ctt'd til »ur J:I"ire CI;,y goods.Onr firp hri('ks alltl clay have p~sserl fi"Sl-da~s ~lillt test s and are t'X­tensively nSf',l in copper SlllPltillg planrs, iron fonndrit'l'. locomotive 6r~

box-s, bakers flVt·II~. ~IIS WI)I'I;:~, &" .• &e.. I hroll~hnll t Ih~ CO!lIIdl'S wit"the vt'ry lll'sl t"4'SIl!IS.

Quotations 'can he «braiued fill" any ~l111P~11 fil'l' brieks or lilt's npolltlpplic~ t ion.

LIMEAlways on hand.

N.B.-All Prices given in this List are subject to marketfluctuation,

: ..'~

PIPE WORKS.~

CLOSET TRAPS AND SYPHONS~ 4i". dinmeter ... 3/6 ~ach. ... Wei~ht lOlbs. each .

No. 102

~4ifl. tJiame'pr 4/6 each. ... W~ight 30Jhs.,.'-'= ' ~ •.•,

~,-;~~ 6in. .. 7/6 .. ..." ~2Ihs.

", . With jnnction and lid......... ~..:':'. ~-:--,. ...

No. IDS

~J4in. diameter ... 31e each. ... Weight 281bs.

6in. diameter ... 51- .. ... II 521bs·

No. 104:

GUTTER TILES4ill. x 12ill. (rolll:'! hIl11Illllt'c1) 2!d. '·ll4'h. W,·i,!,dll [)lI,g t"1I1'h.

6in. x 12ill. .. II 4.1. .. .. 6111:0: '1

9iJl. x 12in. ,- ,. 911. .. .. 14111s ,.No. 101

• 111101 •

Ii!' IISTONEWARE DRAII PIPES

, II

kj ;! In two feet I..II/.:'1lis, suit glazell, \'9ith~Cllll"rg.

!! I dU,. ,

No. 1051(UlIIDBR

NUll'B~R

INSIDE PlUCI: WXIGBT OF p[PES IN' AN'DU,lI(XTRB. PBR POOT. PER PIPB. OF PIPEll TO A ORDINARYToll'. D. TRUCE LoA U

Illche.. L d. Ibll.

4 ... ... 0 4i '" ... 21. .,. ... 107 .., ... 4,006 ... ... 0 6 ... ... 43 ... ... 52 ... ... 2169 ... ... 1 0 ... ... 68 ... ... 83 ... ... 108

12 ... ... 1 6 ... ... ~3 ... ... 24 ... ... 6015 ... ... S 0 ... '" 140 ... ... 16 ... ... ~2

18 ... ... 4 0 ... ... 190 ... ... 12 .., ... 8621 ... ... 7 6 ... ... ==6~ ... .., S! ... ... 1824 ... ... 10 0 ... ... 308 ... ... 7 ... ..- 16

~Single DouJ:le Double j~.~

Bends Elbows Sloping Square Sloping ;'1Junction Junction. Junction.

e'·

~--~:-.,

1Jl\ ,',

\ ::~l

No. 109 No. 110 No. 108 xe. 106 No. 101

Single Square Double SquareBENDS. ELBOWS. and Sloping and Sloping

JuootiODI. JunctiOns.InahEL I. d. I. .a, I. d. a, d.

4 1 Itt-adl 1 111"1\('h 1 Ii eueh 1 6 each6 1 6 1 6 .. 1 6 2 0 ..9 3 0 3 0 3 0 4 0 ..

12 4 6 .. 4 6 .. 4 6 .. 6 0 ..15 9 0 .. 9 0 Ii 9 0 .. 12 0 ..lR 12 0 12 0 .. ... 12 0 " 16 0

"

21 22 6 .. 22 6 ... 22 6 ., 30 0 ..~4 30 0 .. 80 0 .. ... 80 0 40 0 ..

Bends and EII)/)\\"S V81'.v in lellg'th. Junctions are two Ieet long.

TAPER PIPES Same Price as Double Junctions.

NI), 96,A AGRICULTURAL DRAIN PIPES2in.6/­

\Veig-ht flf "ne·la 31h3.

6ill.20 per 100.161"~.

OHIMNEY POTS

12111&. SoCl'08I bottom..No. III

Ht'ight. 2ft. Sin.5/- ell,·h.

Wp.ig-ht 581bs.

Hiin.. aol'Ollll bottom.No. 112

at'j~ht, 2ft Sin.7/- eaeh,

Weight 78Ib!.

14iDa. &Cr08lI bottom.

No.1U

H~illhtt 2ft. Sin.8/- each.

Weight 681bs.

Ulna. across bottom.

No. 114

Witlll GnlLrl!,H... il£ht. 2ft. Bill.

9{- fOal'h.Weight, 741hs.

141nl. acrOSB bottom.

No. 115

Wincl GnHrd.H~i.l:ht, 2ft. nr-.

9/6 Pilch.Wei:{ht, 7411,A,

146lns. &e:ro&Bbottom.

No. 116

Willd GllllTtl.

Ht'i~ht, 3ft.11{- ell/·h,

Weight. 781hs.

BUBIIAN TRAPS6in.12/6

Weight, 751hs.

9in.30/­

1841bs.

12in.70/- "8('h.

2841bs.

Nil. 118

No. 119.9ill. 7/6 ~~lt'h.

12ill. 12/-

SQUARE GULLY TRAPSWith Tlllt'l Klld Ontlt'l 4ill. 01' 6in. (r1"llhlt-.~

9ill. 8/- t'IWh. \Vil h t'lI~t irnn !!I'lll,'. 2/~ 1'".·1l ,"Xii'll.

W.·ight. ",il h0111 gmtl', 4611.s.

12in. 12/6 eaclr, \Vitla CH:olt il"UtI ~rl~t .., 216 ..aeh t'xtra,Wt'ight, without grate. 75Ih~.

With Ontl ..t only, 4i". or 6ill. (~jll!!lp,)

Weight. without J?rate\Villl {'S::lt iron ~ratt'. 2/- padl -x I rn, 4311.:3.

2/6" 711hA.

RODID GULLY TRAPSWillI Inlet and Ontlet, 4ill. til' Gin. (dllllhle.)

(J9i.fl. 6/6 each. With cast iron grate. 2/- "i\l'11 t'xtrll.

- W...i~htt without :!rIl1t'. 641"8.==.• Ill. 12ill. 9i6 each. With cest iron grntt\ 2/6 t'ttdl eXlrll.

~~ \Vf'ight, ,..it hunt g"rllle, 861hs.No. 120

No. 1219in. 6/- each.

12in. 9/- each.

With Outlet I1llly, 4in. (lr Gin, (sill.!.:If'.)Weight, witholJt grate

Wilh cast iron ,,{ratf', 2/- ..aeh ..XI.TIl. 611hs.,0 2/6 '.I' 76111s.

BrRD':S-K\'"E VIEW OF mE '...ITHl:OW VALLEY COLLIERY BRICKWORIQ) AND PO'l'TRRY.