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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
[November 17, 1860. 
JOHN WEEKS 
— 
& COMPANY; 
SOLE INVENTORS AND MANUFACTURERS OF THE 
ONE-BOILER SYSTEM 
OF HEATING BY HOT WATER 
PATRONISED BY H.R.H. THE PRINCE CONSORT. 
WEEKS’ ONE-BOILER SYSTEM, 
LIVERPOOL BOTANIC GARDENS. 
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Gardens, in removing all the old gigantic Boilers and 
Furnaces, g them by WEEKS’ PATENT 
IMPROVED ONE-BOILER SYSTEM, are now com- 
plete and can be seen in most successful operation. 
Iatitate: 
This Apparatus is the largest ever adjusted to one 
Boiler in the neighbourhood of Liverpool, and from its 
novel and greatly improved construction is speciaily 
worthy of minute inspection. 
Every house in the Garden is heated from this one 
Apparatus, and by the ingenious arrangement of a 
series of valves hot water can be distributed in any 
portions of the Stoves, Greenhouses, &c., or withheld 
at pleasure, and the temperature regulated with the 
greatest nicety to meet the requirement of any par- 
ticular department. 
For full description see account in the Liverpool 
Mercury of May 30, 1860. 
WEEKS ONE-BOILER SYSTEM, 
The Nurseries of Messrs. Arthur Henderson & Oo, 
Pine Apple Place, and Messrs. E. G. Henderson & Son, 
Wellington Road, both of St. John’s Wood, and rank. 
gest Establishments in England, are 
now Heated on WEEKS’ ONE-BOILER SYSTEM, 
ing among the | 
At the latter the Apparatus has been in use upwards of 
five years, during which period many additions have 
been made, and it now comprises nearly two miles of 
The working of this A 
rk 
piping. 
efficient, and given the gmi the greatest satis- 
faction. They will be at all I 
ppy to give every 
information to visitors, who will be well remunerated 
by an ir p ti 
Mr. Arthur Henderson expresses himself thus:— 
“I am delighted and more than satisfied with tke 
pleasing results produced by the superior arrangements 
of WEEKS’ ONE-BOILER SYSTEM, ‘and shall be 
most happy to fully explain and recommend it to all 
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who may honour my Establis} 
JOHN WEEKS & COMPANY, 
HORTICULTURAL BUILDERS, ENGINEERS ERS. AND ) IRONFOUNDERS, KING’S ROAD, CHELSEA, S.W. 
PLANS, ESTIMATES, 
AND RE aH oe S FREE ON APPLICATION, 
PAXTON WORKS, SHEFFIELD, ESTABLISHED 1738. 
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Barrar, BISHOP, AND BARNARDS, 
| I OWARDS’ PRIZE PLOUGHS any HARROWS. 
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warranted PRIZE 
Reduced Prices of WIRE FEN CING, and GALVANISED WIRE 
ROPE FENCING, suitable for the home trade or the colonies, | 
GAYNOR AnD COOKE’S Five wires, 3 feet 6 inches s high, pronged Bianfarga, 8 feet | 
PRUNING and piesi AR SCISSORS, &c.— | apart, one wrought iron straining Dies and straining screws = = 
Sold by all Neos aoc le Nurserymen and Seed Merchants in | a — ards of Fencing, 10d. per yard. = ead 
the three Ki The same with Galvanised Wire Ro opo, le. per yard, H PATENT CHAMPION PLOUGH, for two Horses £4 2 6 
ICES Tilustrated Gaitan with prices of every vz ariety of Wire wie SENT Raia PLOUGH, for gagra 47 
H. J: MORTON AND co» Galvanised TAA Works, | | | Fencing and Wire Netting forw: aE e free on appli cation. | sae ULTERS, ies 6d. eas: 
2, Basinghall Bean we are eth ce HOWARDS S Pa ATENT Tent SEED HARROWS . fe 6 
CALV AN ISED | qh “om IN re MACHINE MADE CALVANISED WIRE NETTING. HOW: ARDS: PATENT SEED HARROWS s 30 
for Farm Buildings and other yo tie Arh most dur- | OWARDS’ PATENT GENERAL PURPOSE HAR- 
able, and fing in use; als © Spoutingat 10} p per oo | ROWS -. 3100 
WIRE STRAND CAB HOWARDS’ PATENT THREE HORSE HARROWS 4 J 
oan with five’ 1s Sha 
p This fe fence is fr cheap er San pare 
ron fencing; an 
d pron; yard, 
rails, or 
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Agents: J. B. Brown & Co., 18, Gannon Street, City, London. 
ee ae epee Senet ee 
Jossa HAY WOO. 
AND 
sae ING AND coo Baan 
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kiesik and all kinds 
and r any kind of POCKET CUTLERY. 
2. opcio four timos on erie on of solid | dagi 
Dats. n gr corrode 12 s of | y 
this Fencing supplied. nies | RNARD, BISHOP, AND BARNARDS, in con- ‘ Gard 
GALVANISED GAME AND POULTRY NETTING. } equence Eaa Aae pss in their machinery for the | Dealers in Gambia 
vanised, 24 ins, wide aco mmanufactnre of the AS ny cle, have been enabled to make | Shears, Scissors, Syringes, &c. 
~ teats öd., t reduction in the Japaiined| 
âbü 94d. per yard. 7 ee Iron, 
Galvanised, 24 ins. -inch mesh, = — Ten :. +. ód. peryd. 4d. Per: yd. GLAMORGAN Works, 
-inc! mesh, 4d., 5d., and inch 5, ong do. Gy ” 42 
er . The Netting 2-inch ,, i n eE : i ee, LS y Sheffiel 
e any width, and Finch jj axtrestrong, do... OR a This RADFORD’S PATENT WA SHING MACHINE. 
penings of any s > e nee ee Gielen: eke Bi SIMPLICITY AND WONDEREUL E EFF 
LVANISED IRON CHAIN CAMP MP STOOLS & CHAIRS, | jE FO ered te ae 4 e gratefully acknowledge the 
; POULTRY FOUNTAINS ET! & FEEDERS, PRONGED DAHLIA | (2 ; n do 
AND d if 
á SAN the ab ca made width (under 8 foet) 
Strong CATTLE HURDLES from 2s. per yard. | at proporti nate A ian "it ‘the ene haiti is of lacunae sh 
; PATENT IMPROVED GAS works, | than t e lower, it will redu uce the prices about one-fifth 
of all sizes, forthe use of Private Ho s, Railw: Strong Galy: Sed Poultry Netting, 84d. per yard, 8 fee wide 
b Stations, Mills, Collieries, Mines, V. yen pes ea fro Ror: Galvanised Sparrow-proof peo wed r Phoasantries, SA per 
2 500 lights estimated for. -The dises pay Uin be entrusted to | SATE foot. Wire Netting of e h from ‘half an inch to 
5 —Apply to ‘| 6 inches 
labourer. 
T J, MORTON & Co, 2, Basinghall Buildings, Leeds, the principal Railway Stations, 
Wire Fencing and Netting delivered Carriage Free to all 
