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Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1488, 17 November 1874, Page 1

Mercnandise. AD E L A I D « FLOTJ R. DIRECT SHIPMENT ON SALE BY ROBERTON & CO., DURHAM STREET. ' J^uTlCJfi OF EEMOVAL. H. P. ANDERSON & CO., SHIP CHANDLERS, IRONMONGERS, AND SAILMAKERS, LOWEifi QUEBN-SI'JSEET. H. P. ANDERSON & CO. j Beg to inform the shipping community and the p.blic th.t they have RKmOVE'J "to their NiiW PRsMlsiErf, three doors further up, whicti has been, d signed specift.ly for caTyibg on in all its b^aiidies t-e requirements tf the hHIP CU-.NDI.Eav BUSINESS, The Establishment is now replete with an s>Bsottinenl, of first-class Goods selected by our lepivsentat ye at home HP.i and Co. would also call tUe at:entio iof builders and othe<s that ih«y always keep on hand n goud assortment of Ironmongery Requisites for tha building trade, &c Just Opentd, per late arrivals, a carefully selected »nl well - assorted Slock, comprising— Twines, Cordage, Codes of Signals, Kuntiug, Bracket and • arp ->wiuging L ;mps (cry choice). Brass Goods of all < escriptions, S*il Cloth, American Canvas a- d Duc'f, *wbank. Wire, »nd Composition Naili, Galvanised and black dec* Spikes, Muntz Metal (cenuine). Anchors, Chains, Pitch, Stockholm Tar, Piints, Oils, Lamp Blactt, Brushware, Brass Pedestal Compasses—Copper, brass and Japanned side Mast he»d and Anchor L ghts. AMERICAN HARDWARE, consisting of Sharps and Collins Axes. Bullock Bows and Yoke.', Ames' LH. and HH Spades and Shove's, s-quarug ■ xes, Cheneys Htmmers, -»c ,*c L'U'kwood's Cutlery, Sorb>'s Cr>;S3 cut and Pit Siws, Kilos, &<s , &c. Taip&ulius ana Kick Covers of all sizes always on hand Agents for the sala of Johnson Brother's Nelson celebrated HEMAIM'B PAINT. A SHIPMENT OF FINE COLONIAL TWEEDS ON SALE BY T. F. HALL & CO. r\ n a a l c By inz Undersigned— FIJNEST QUALITY BAKERS FLOUR „ HOUSEHOLD „ „ in 50s and 100s OATMEAL PEARL BAKLEY CANTERBURY CHEESE NELSON HOPS FINE TEAS FELT FOll SHEATHING AND ROOFING BOOTS & S£loJ£3. T. 11. HALL & CO. AEDBES EECEIVED FOB AUSTRALIAN WINES, In bulk or bottle. T, H. HALL A CO, AGENTS, WYND HAM-STREET. O^ KEGS NEW SYDNEY B U T T E 11. i T. H. HA L L & CO. ! APE&H AN G 1 NG S, OILS CO i. OURS, iITC. , Ex Ferndale, Oxford, and Loch Urr. PAPERH ANGINGS - The Jarcest and most complete Assortment iv Auckland, comerisiug every i variety of desiim Freni'h and English Decorations and Borders, selected expressly for this i market ; also, in bales and cases, suitable for whoitsstle buyers VAR> lStlkS—> arriage and House Painters, Cabinetmakers. . STTNibl^S—Brushes of every description, uoia Leaf. Bronzes. Artists' hequisites, Trad© Ironmoneery Knglish and Colonial Glue. GLAS —Polishes and Hough Plate, l hoto and rrna- , mental Of every de-cription, Sheet, on whichwe have noiw m de a considerable leu-uction in price. PAI via—Wh.te Lead in large and sm-.1l packages, Zinc Wi.ito, Staining Colours. Oxide of Iron, ADticorr« sive, etc COL UMi • Dry in every variety. OILS Boiled and Haw Linseed, in casks and drums. TURPENTI> E- in css.es and drums. Methylated Spirits MOULDING^—Git and Stained Picture Frames and Room, a fine assortment of Cornice Mouldings Chroruo-Lithograpns. i W. PHILLIPPS & SON, 12. WYNDHaM-STREET. T) R O 8 PEC T U b OY THE i; t CO-OPERATIVE MEAT SUPPLY"* COMPANY. The object of the Company is the supply of wholesomo Meat to shareholders and consumers at Icfs than can be done by private establishments, FOR CAs*H, or guaranteed short accounts. j The nominal capital of the Ooo.pany is £4000, in 4000 shares of £1 each. 10s of which wid only be called up. ■ ' i Arrangements will be, made to secure suitable business premise"! and an'efficient manager. I Credit will only be given to Shareholders, and! only to the extent of the value of shares held, thusi providing against ihe possibility- of bad debts. ' ] The saving thus effected will, it i» estimated,-;be| sufficiently large to pay 10 per cent interest on capital invested, and a bonus of 10 per cent to consumers ;{ and good wholesome Meat, at a less price than can be j done on the credit system. ''***<" '~'*' ~ , o shareholder will be allowed to hold more than 1 100 shires. ■ ' - Above J2OO shares have already been disposed of. 1 As soon as. 2000 shares shall have been subscribed! for, a meeting of shareholders will de held, and I directors ch'sen. •, I J)arly application necesfary, as, business will be I comtne ced with the riewydar. * - ' 1 The 10s will be called up in monthy.instalments jOi il 2s 6d tfich. . -I A list of shareholders can be seen at A.'Dornwelrs jj office, Qaeen street, from whotu allfprtherparjiculiirs 1 may be obtained ; also, the proposed rules of the j Society. (, - Extract of a letter received from the Co-opejattve I Society, » Whaugaiei :—'.'With Reference to the I progress of the Society I may state tha,t it has rather I exceeded our roost sanguine' expectations. We have I been desirous to see toe s.vstem inaugurated in I Auckland, where a sort of head central store should I be established."—(Signed) J. T. R*Yurj*N The Secretary of the Mahuraijgi Co-operative Society writ«s wi'h regard tj that Company —" It is J at pres«rit,and has tjien doing-well. It has brought down prices 20 per cent, arid the most Jiberal of the 1 former stjr» keepers 'has reduced""'his prollts con- I siderably, but has done more business -in - pon- | sequence " A"; Shareholder writes:—"l fully believe in the system and feel confident where properly aud economically managed tllere' can ba'no doubt of its success" . ",> / ■ A gentleman connected with the •weripgton Co-operative Butchering-afnd Cattle Dealing' SocietY •writes :—" It will prove* a great success, and similar companies will eventually be established in all the larce ? rovincial towns ,• "Toe Secretary of the.Comptny some time ago started a Co-operative Bread and Biscuit 1 business on the above system, which has not 1 only been the'means otjeducing Jhe price> of bje»<L. but also of making many'of our old' established toon retire from business.