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'_ • 1 .*l' DURHAM & M?LEOD, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND, ABE NOW SHOWING THEIR FIRST ASSORTMENT OF AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, COMPRISINGWINCEZS, ia large variety ' WOOL : TARTANS, TWEEDS FOR BOYS' CLOTHING, WATERPROOF TWEEDS, BLACK CLOTH ; JACKETS, WATERPROOF CLOAKS, &o.,!&o. We have also openeda beautiful assortment of F ANCI WOOLLEN! 'PELERINES, .VESTS, CLOUDS, CHILDREN'S WOOLLEN MUFFS, SCARFS, BOAS, &c., &o. : Our assortment of . FANCY GOODS, RUFFLES, LACE COLLARETTES, REAL AND IMITATION LACES is unusually large.- • ARNOLD'S FRILLING-S . and various other makes,, we.have at present a large and varied assortment of, as also WHITE AND COLOURED FANC? TRIMMING BRAIDS in almost all kinds and shades. •' ; Berlin Wools in almost every, imaginable Canvas,. : ■.. • Wool, Needles, &c. ; ••• GENTS" AND 1 BOYS' FELT HATS, BJYS' PEAK CAPS, SCOTCH CAPS . MEN'S AND BOYS' WHITE AND: COLOURED SHIRTS, MEN'S , ; AND BOYS' BRACES, BELTS, TIES, COLLARS, &0., &o. DURHAM MCLEOD, Pollen-street, Shortland. STONE BE OTHERS. IRONMONGERS & IMPORTERS. Q T> HAVE NOW TO HAND THE WHOLE OF THEIR A). FIti.ST LARGE ORDER OF IRONMONGERY AND MINING .REQUISITES, Ex 'Anazi,'.'Norliam Castle,' 1 lone,''Dorette,' and 'Jubilee,' Consisting of the Mowing Articles Blasting Powder, Best Double, Tape Fuse, Nails, Bar Iron, Monmoor Iron, Antifriction Grease, White and Red Lead. I.R. Sheet and Hose, Wood Screws, Block Tin, Best Quicksilver, Chamois, I.R. Belting, Tuck's Patent Packing, Italian taking, Cyanide, Sheet Copper, Smiths' Bellows, Anvils, and Vices, Castor, Colza, Kerosene, and' Paint Oils, Pitch, and Stockholm Tar, Manilla, and Europe Rope. Bar Iron, Corrugated Iron, Double Tape, Fuse, I.R. Belting, Italian and Hemp Engine Packing, Lyndon's Spades, Avery's Counter .Scales, Green Baize, Bolt Ends, Blank Nuts, Bolts and Nuts, Augers, Brace Bits, Iron Washers, Tinned Saucepans, Kettles, and Boilers, Plain Galvanized Sheet Iron, Copper-Sheet, Rivets, and Tacks, Stubbs'and Leckwood's Files (assorted), C.P. Rim Locks, Clyburn's Spanners,. Boiler Rivets, Sorby's Octagon and Square Steel, Best Double Shear Steel, Anvils, &c., &c., . S. B. take this opportunity of thanking their constituents for the liberal support they have received during the last 12 months, and solicit its continuance. Advices of a REPETITION of their last large order just to hand, which will enableus to CONTINUE to supply all MINING REQUISITES at their present LIST PitICES. IS. B. calls special attention to their Circular of Prices, which, upon examination, the Public will Had to be 5 per cent, cheaper than any other establishment at the Thames. SOLE IMPORTERS OF SANDHURST GRATINGS, SIZES TO SUIT ALL BATTERIES ON THE THAMES.

TO DIRECTORS AND MANAGERS OF GOLD MWING COMPANIES, TRIBUTSRS, CONIMOIOfiS, AND THE PUBLtO GSNEIiALLr, : WILLIAI JlEWirr ■ AND GO..' ■' (FROM kELBOUME AND DUNEDIN), ARB desirous of drawing special nofcice to thiefaci that they haveCOMMENCED . BQSINIiSSia Owea-afcreefc/Qratiamsbown, ' WHOLESALE AftD RETAIL •; ; IRONMONGERS'!# IRON b M;ER^ DEPOT FOR EVKRY REQUISITE FOR A GOLD MIOT DISTRICT ' (Opposite the Governor Bowen Hotel)., : : Upon our first visit to this Goldfield we. were struck with' the high rates that were then charged for Mining Supplies, which sivoured very much of a monopoly, and being desirous of assisting in the further development of this field, we resolved that the commuaity should have that, benefit, which our lirge Colonial ami Kng- ; . ]ish connection could afford them, ; aud, With this view, we tendered with others at the late annual requisition of various companies, and we now h we much! pleasure iu stating that our desires were fully appreciated by the various Boards of Directors, from the fact that tbe following Companies accepted our Tender's, viz United Pumping Association ; : ' Kuranui Gold Mining Company (Registered) •Caledonian do do do Golden Crown do do do All Nations do do do Long Drive do do do . . . Central Italy do do . do Ruby do do do . Sons of Freedom do .do Ido i Manukau Gold Mining Compauy (Limited), Queen of the Thames Gold' Alining Coinpauy (Limited) Albion Quartz Mining Company (Limited), and others,

WILLIAM HEWITT AND CO. Will have much plemre in opening;'accounts with Companies, Contractors, and Tributers who have not called for aud feel jasiurod' they, can offer better terms (owing to their facilities in buying) than liare hitherto been known upon the field, and solicit the.patronago of the public generally. WE HAVE NOW ON HAND AND FOR SALE, With Large Shipments to follow from England and America;:- . • ; . Blasting Powder, Double Tape Fuse . : 8.8. H. Bar Iron, all sizes; Plate and Sheet Iron, Quicksilver, Tram Rails i ; . . Ames' Long and Short-handled Shovels, Leonard's and other brands do Candles; Castor, Colza, Raw, Boiled, anil Kei'oseno Oil Wrought Iron Bas Pipe and Fittings Galvanized Spouting, Ridging, and Piping Brackets, Spikes, and Tubes, Shoes and Heads for do Galvanized VVive Rope, New Zealand, Alanilla, and Europe Rope '>• Amalgam Buckets, American and Galvanized do, Gilpin's Axles, Patent Mail do;;: Ewbank's and Wire Nails, all sizes, Cart Springs, Sheet Zinc Axe, Pick, Hammer, and Adze Handles i : Boiler Rivets, Engineers' Bolts and Nuts, Oheese-hßad.do • - Galvanized Corrugated Iron, Grindstones, Cyanide, Pump Leather, Tin Plates India Rubber Hose Pipe, Pump Pipe, White Lead and Colours , Sheet and Bar Copper, Lubricativa and Tuck's Packing, Italiaa do Bolt Ends, Coil Chain,'lndia llubber Sheet, all sizes, Anvils andYiqes' Cart Boxes, Douglw' &o.- , - '

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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1829, 2 June 1874, Page 4

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