Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3045, 30 April 1867, Page 7

CONTINUATION OF "CASH" SALE,

AT TWENTY TO FIFTY PER CENT. BELOW USUAL PRICES.

TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND (£25,000) WORTH N OF RONMONGERY, HARDWARE, ETC., ETC., ETC., INCLUDING NEW GOODS EX *MARY SHEPHERD.'

FURNISHING. IKA FULL AND SHAM REGISTER JLOV GRATES 10 Marble Chimneypieces 10 Leamington Kitchen Ranges 150 Smith and Wellsfcood's Cooking Stoves 10 Patent Mangles and Washing Machine! 200 iron Bedsteads 20 Copper and Enamel Furnace Pan* 10 bhds. Saucepans, Boilers, and Kettles 12 dozen Clothes Lines 20 dozen Galvanised Buckets 100 dozen Knives and Forks 100 dozen Pocket Knives Fenders, Fire-irons, and Coal VaiM TINWARE— in every variety Camp Ovens, Three-legged Pots, Bellows Brushes — Sweeping, Hand, Store, &c. Fry-pans, Gridirons, Colonial Ovens Japanned and Papier MachS Tea Trays Plated and Metal Teapots Electro-plated Cruets, Spoons, Forks, ftc. Keroiin* Lamps and Gas Chandtliers Toilet Sets . Sponge, Hip, and Shower Baths.

JOINERS' TOOLS. Sorby's Hand and Tenon Saws £ Sorby's Cross-cut and Pit Saws Sorby's Circular Saws Sprby's Firmer and Socket Chiiell Sorby's Braces and Bits Sorby's Squares and Bevels Planes— Jack, Trying, and Smoothiig Planes— Bead, Match, Rabbit, fee. Gimleti, Bradawls, and Punches American Plumb Levels Bissell • Floor Cramps Adzes, Adze Handles, 2-feet Rules Claw and Rivetting Hammers Bench Screws, Tool Baskets Files— Tenon, Hand-saw, and Cross-cut, BUILDERS' AND PAINTERS'. 150 kegs Ewbank's Nails, l^-inch to 6-inch 30 kegs American Cut Nails, 14-inch to 3-inoh 50 kegs Floor Brads, 2^ -inch to 3-inch 12 tons Sash Weights, 71b. to 181b. 12 gross Sash Line, No. 3 to No. 6 40 dozen Rim Locks 100 lengths Ogee Galvanised Spouting 100 lengths Galvanised Ridging 100 dozen T and Butt Hinges 10 dozen Hooks and Bands 6 tdns Sheet Lead and Zinc 50 sheets Perforated Zinc 120 boxes Window Glass, 10-inch by [8-inch to 60-inch by 36-inch 60 drums Boiled and Raw Oil 15 casks Boiled and Raw Oil 30 drums Refined Colza Oil 30 cases French Colza Oil, in 2-gallon tins 2 tons Best White-lead 1 ton Best Putty 1 ton Best Paint, black, umber, &c. 10,000 pieces Paperhangings 50 pieces Hessian, or Scrim 1 million Tinned-tacks, £-inch to j Varnuhes— Oak, Copal, Carriage, Mastic, 40. 20 dozen Paint Brushes Sash Tools. GENERAL. 10 dozen Fern Scythes and Hooks 12 dozen Milk Pana 30 tons Bar and Sheet Iron 10 kegs Horse Kails 100 bars Cast and Shear Steel Anvils, Vice, Bellows, and Hammers 1 ton Galvanised Sheet Iron 6 cases Axe-handles 12 Fire-proof Safes Blasting Powder, Safety Fuie Indiarubber Belting, Engine Packings Cricket Bats, Balls, &c.

S. HAGUE SMITH QUEEN-STREET, Auckland. Hours of B-winess : 7.30 a.m. to 8 p.m. E. PORTER & CO , SHORTLAND-STREET, Have always on sale

88. H. CROWN IRON • Bar, Rod, Hoop, and Sheet. STEEL—Spring, Cast, Double Shear, and Blister Horse Nails, 51b. to 141b., Best Quality Water Tue Iron, 12in. and 14in. CHAINS, Plough, Coil, and Cart Stone Filters, Chaff Cutters Milner's Fireproof Safes. TUBING— Iron, Gas, and Fittings, Jin. to 2in Sheet Zinc, 9, 10, 11, 12 Ingot Block Tin and Tin Plates. COPPER, Sheet and Sheet Brass Seine or Fish Net Twine, 91b. to 301b. 1 ton Weston's Patent Pulley Block 4 tons Weston's Patent Pully Block, with Spocket Wheel.LEAD, White, Walker's No. 1 and 2. OIL — Linseed, Raw and Boiled Castor, in 4-gallon tins Turpentine, Varnish, &c, &c. Also, AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. EX LATE ARRIVALS, AND TO ARRIVE. 350 cases Cozzen's Kerosine LAMPS — Fydro-carbon, Anucapnic, and Furnivow, to burn without "chimneys Gas Pendants and Chandeliers STOVES-Gothic Hall, 0, 1, 2 Dumpy or Shop, 1, 2, 3 Kent Grates, 1, 2, 3 18 dozen House Bellows, 9in. to 12in. 24 dozen Fern Hooks, made to order Cased Tube, " Lacquered," fin. to fin. 1,000 feet Iron Gas Tube, lin., lfin., l£in., 2in. Galvanized Corrugated Iron, 6ft., 7ft., Bft. Deed Boxes, brass-mounted Indiarubber Door Mats Galvanized Netting, 2ft. to 4ft. x fin. t 2in. mesb.

SEASONABLE GOODS NOW OPENING, MEN'S, Women's, and Maids' HOSIERY Silk, Alpaca, and Gingham SUNSHADES HABITS, and Maids' Lisle, Silk, Spun, and Cotton Glovei MUSLINS— PaIe, Book, Mull, Taconet, Nainsook MUSLIN CURTAINS, Mosquito Net*, Blindi CORD-EDGED LUTE, Black and Coloured Velret Ribbons 9-8 BLUE and WHITE, BLUES, and BLUE and ORANGE PRINTS 9-8 FANCY LIGHT GROUNDS, Pads, and Plates EARLSTON and Plain and Fancy Linen Ginghams GRENADINES, Lustrei, Foulards, Mohairi, Llamas MEN'S, Youths', and Boys' CRIMEAN SHIRTS ROUGH, Brown, Dressed, and Mantl*

HOLLAND MEN'S, YOUTHS', and BOYS' CLOTHING, la variety MILLER'S MOLES, Bedford and Albert Cord, and Tweed TROUSERS HORKOCKS'S SHIRTING, 66in., 80in. and9oi_. Sheetings TICKS, Drills, Denims, and Dugaree BLACK and BLUE BROADS and DOES. Fanoy Tweeds FELT HATS, Men's and Boys' Cloth Gaps, Bal« morals, and Almas &0., &c, &c nl J, H. BTXRNSIDE & CO. 37, QUEEN-STREET,