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Clutha Leader, Volume XX, Issue 1030, 20 April 1894, Page 7

: _ -y New Advert isements. i Walter Gutlirie & Co. INVERCARGILL. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE IRONMONGERS. Established 1862. We aak our friends to carefully note the following : — OUR STOCKS. In every department of our business, both with Imported Articles and Goods of our own. manufacture are unsurpassed in the colony or VARIETY, QUALTTY and PRICE. A great saving m time trouble and money is effected by sending orders to us. Having re-organised our Forwarding Department, prompt despatch, can be guaranteed. Just to hand per mail steamer— 100 doz B B A Sheep Shears. 50 doz 11 A Sheep Shears. 16 cases selected Turkey stones. — Our Stocks Comprise — BUILDERS' AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, ETC. Roofing Iron, Lead, Zinc, Ridging, Spouting, Downpipe, Roofing Nails, Roofing Felt, Sash Weights, Wire Nails, Cement, Register grates in great variety, Ranges, Cooking and Keating Stoves, Fenders, Fire Irons. Coal Vases,Carponters' Tools, Leather and Rubber Beltings. '' White Rose," Kerosene, 152 deg. tesfc (this brand meets with great favour, vre have for years past been the largest importers.) Every item of Furnishing Ironmongery. "BLACKSMITHS & ENGINEERING REQUISITES. Nethertou Crown Bar Iron, Black Sheet, Plate and Hoop Iron, Galvanised sheet and hoop Iron, Shear, Spring, Blister, Drill and Tool Steel, Bolts and nuts, Blank and Tapped Nuts-, Coil Chain, Trace and Plough Chains, Horse Shoes, Putham and Globe Horso Nails, Files and Rasps Plough Fittings, etc., etc. — Prices Greatly Reduced — WHEELWRIGHTS' fc COA.CHBUILDERS' MATERIALS. We Stock every description of Axles, Springs, Spokes, Naves, Rims, Shafts, Felloes, Carriage Lamps. We have a division of tho warehouse iv which are shown Carriage materials in great variety, including new designs in silvered handles, Plated and Japanned Fittings, Malleable Castings, Spring-cart steps, Step Pads, Foot rails, Fifth Wheels, Buggy Dashes, Bright Carriage and Coach Bolts, castings and general wooeware, silver beading and all sizes of tyres. PAINTERS' & PAPERHANGERS' GOODS. Glass of every description, wall papers, white and red Lead, Paints and Colours, Patent Dryers, Varnishes, Linseed Oils, Turpentine, Paint Brushes, Sash Tools, Scrim, Gold Leaf, etc, etc, Hematite (Nelson, best quality.) FARM AND STATION REQUIREMENTS. Steel and Eiron Fencing Wire, Barb Wire, Sheep and Rabbit Netting, lion Standards, Fencing Staples, Seaming and Rope TwineChaffcutters, Corncrushers, and a few of Mur, ray and Gray's Double-turrow Ploughs cheap, Implements of every Description, Rabbit Traps. (Fleurde Lisand Bull-doj») Plough Line, etc., etc, 100 TONS SALT. Coarse, Fine and Dairy. Just opened, ex latest anivals and received into stock from Factory ■- TO ANGLERS. Just arrived ex Duke of Devonshire — Fly and Salmon Rods — Hcllow Butt, Ash, Hickory, and Greenheart— from 12ft- to 20ft; long. Minnows — Whitebait, Phantom, Soleskin, etc. Flies, all kinds, a very large assortment well worth inspection. Lines— Silk Blow, Waterproof Silk, and Tanned Flax. Reels — Check and Revolving Plate— all prices. Traces —Gut, Single, Doubio, and Twisted. Gut Casts, l^yds to 3yds, assorted, all colours. Gaff Hooks, Landing Nets, and Kings ; Silkworm Gut — light, medium, and strong ; Hooks to Gut —double and treble brazed, Limerick and Kirby bent ; Fly Books — Yellow Hide, Crocodile and Roan Leather ; Rod Rings and Tips, Box, Swivels, Floats, Gimp, Spare Tops for Rods, Fishing Baskets, Waterproof Stockings, &c, &c. :furntture. Suites in Tapestrj', Hretonne, Leather and Hair Cloth. Vienna, American and Wicker Chairs. Brussels, Tapestry, and Kidder carpets. Linoleum, Floor Cloth, Cocoa Matting, Rugs, Curtains, Perambulators. Iron and Wood Bedsteads and cots and every article of Furniture. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND LAMP WARE. Breakfast, Dinner and Tea sets, Toilet Seta Ewers and Basins, Tumblers, Wine and De c-mters, Glass Dishes, Fruit and Cake stands Lamps for Table, Bracket and Hanging, etc, etc. ELECTRO-PLATE AND SILVER WARE. For Wedding Presents and Presentation, our Stock of Silver, Ton, and Coffee Services, Butter Coolers, Creams, Silver Tea Spoons, Meat, Fish and Fowl Carvers, Cruel s, Biscuit Boxes, Toast Racks, Clocks in Marble, Metal and Wood is unequalled in Invercargill. SADDLERY. Large Stock of our own Manufacture and Imported. The stock in this department must be seen to be appreciated. In few establishments can the variety be excelled. Cart, Buggy and Uarriaga Harness, Rifling Saddles and Bridles .Whips and Spurs. Lamps iv great |variety, Horse covers and Carriage Rugs, Waterptoof Aprons, Horse s Medicines. All Saddlers' mountings. 1 SAW MILLS MACHINERY. [ Just Arrived : 25 Circular Saws, 100 Crosscut Saws ' „ TIMBER YARD. Red, White and Black Pine and Totara, r Blue gum, Baltic, Deals,: American Shelving, Hickory Ash, Laths, &c. : ALL TIMBER SPECIALLY SEASONED. L Doors, Sashes, Turnery. Carvings, &c. I MINING REQUISITES. L Blasting Powder. Dynamite, Fuse Shovels, 5 Picks, Sluice Forks, Drill Steel, " Cannon " Brand Quicksilver, Canvas Hose and 'Hosing 5 Canvas, Tents Barrow wheels, Wheelbarrows, ; . Steel wire Hope, Packing — Asbestos, Tucks, &c. , Gold Dishes (black and tinned) etc. 5 ERANCOTTE RIFLES. , Single and Double Muzzle and Breach-loading ... - Guns by Tisdall, Field, and other makers. '• Ramrods, Cleaning rods, Re-capping machines Game Bags, Cartridge Belts. Powder and Shot Measures, Flasks, Pouches and Bullet moulds. POWDER. Sole Agents in Southland for John Hall and Son's famous Gun Club Powder, said to be the best Sporting Gunpowder in the World. Southern Cross and FFF Powder, Blasting Powder. Also to band Curtis and Harvey's Diamond Grain and FFJ? Powder. Shipments arriving every vessel from Europe and America. FIRE-PROOF SAFES AND CASH BOXES. Now arriving per " Waimate " at 81uff— 3946 Cases 'lronmongery, Furniture and Crockery. Per "lone" at Bluff— 999 Cases and Kegs Nails and Hardware. Per S.S. ''Orient" via Sydney (to meet increasing sales — 50 TONS No. 8 FENCING WIRE. WE CHARGE VERY LOW. PRICES. Catalogues and Price Lists on' application Orders through our travellers,' -by, letfcei;, ,telegraph, or telephone prompt] j attended to. ' ; We Lave the most complete Furnisliibg 'Establishment in the Colony. . . .-, Enquiries solicited by Letter or Wire