FOR HOBART TOWN. To Sail on Wednesday, lOthMay, 1843. K B~* HE fine fast sailing schooner jJ3&B^r ■ SISTERS, Passengers only, with supcaccommodations. Application to be made to i. Messrs. NATHAN & JOSEPH, Agents. She is now lying at ManuHau. Auckland, Ist May, 1843. IRONMONGERY AND CUTLERY ON Sale by the Undersigned, at reduced prices for cash : — •« Nails — batten, shingle, lining, spike, boat, &c. Locks — mortice, rim, closet, stock, drawback, cupboard, chest, till, pad of every description. Bolts — tower, barrel, bright rouVl, brass flush, &c. Latches — mortice for French doors and windows, Norfolk, Lancashire, night, &c, &c. Wood Screws from \to 2i inches. ■ Hinges — brass andiron butts, TH,HL,shutter, rising door, pew door, &c, &c. Pullies — brass and iron axle and frame. ; Brass Foundry. — Sash fastners, cupboard , knobs and turns, rack pullies, hat pins, : commode knobs, handles, &c, &c. i Iron Foundry. — Door knockers, sash weights, ' stable drains, sough grates, sad, irons, hat pins, iron pots, &c, &c. Weighing Machines and Weights. Edge Tools. — Axes, adzes ; garden, plantation and breaking up hoes, drawing knives, chissels, gouges, plane Band plane irons, trowels, tomahawks, &c, &c. Saws — pit, cross cut, hand, pannel, compass, tenon, table, and key hole. Files — smiths, saw, cabinet, and farriers rasps. Carpenters Tools. — Hammers, shingling hatchets, pincers, augurs, gimlets, brad awls, squares, compasses, &c, &c. Holloware. — Tea' kitchens, saucepans, round and oval boilers, tea kettles, stewpans, digesters, maslin kettles, glue pots, coftee and pepper mills, &c, &c. _ Spades — Shovels, garden rakes, reels and i trowels. |Saddlery. — Saddles, bridles, whips, spurs, r j curry-combs and brushes. <Gebman Silver forks and spoons. |Britania ani^iN tea and coffee pots, spoons, i, tureens, &c., &c. ICutlery — Razors, pen and pocket knives, I scissors, table knives and forks, butcher's | knives, steels, &c, &c |Paint, Oil, Turpentine, Whiting, Earthensf ware, Glue, Brushes, Newcastle Grind- | stones, Iron Bedsteads, &c, &c, &c. j EDWARD ALLARTON. { i Shortland Crescent, 20th April, 1843. .*'- TWO GOATS have been trespassing oJ an allotment near the Bastion for th? i last Six Months. — The owner can have the j same by paying the expenses, - '' May 3, 1843, • :C
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 3, 6 May 1843, Page 1
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