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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3034, 17 March 1881, Page 3

T> VDD O0 X AND | ( "i RYE 3HAVE JUST LANDED WX TONS OF BURNISHING IRONMONGERY, üb. EX "ANTARES." Atkins' celebrated " Admiralty Pattern Filters with extra Charcoal Blocks Atkins* Terra OotUi Dining-room Pilterb Fire Irons, Poberettes, and VS.se Tongs Bedßteftds, ?if, 2ft "(Sin., 4ft, and 4ft. fiin. wide Lady Ho!p u,nd other Knife Cleaners B.M. Tea-pots all s'zea new patterns Copper Furnace Boilers Garden Rollers, 20 29. 26in diameter Scaibro' TravelLm; Trunks Travelling T> unks aud Baths Combined Plunge and Hip Baths Camp Washpfcinds Sponge and Children's Tea Trays, Collandcrs Dish Covers. Poultry Fountains EX '«HTJRiJKtH. Sporting Requisites Fishing r.ines and Eooka i Plate Baskets, -Stove Aprons Chamois Leathers Men's and Housemaid's Gloves Anvils, 251b to 3cwt | Chee-se Press Tool Baskets Chaff Cutters Turnip and Mangold Pulpera Thrashing Machines Tarpaulins, nil sizes Cambridge Rollers Lawn Mowers Door Mats Sugg's Patent Gas Burners and Pitting Horse Shoes etc., etc., etc. OUDDOOK AND IMRYER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS. PLUMBING AND Qkß FITTING, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING ALSO— TIN, ZINC, AND GALVAKISED IRON WORK Of every description, By Experienced Workmen on the premises. Entire satisfaction guaranteed. RUDD OC X and FRYER. H. WILLIAMS, TfIURNIBHING XRONMONGER, AND DIRECT IMPORTER, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. JUST TO HANDEX HURTJNUI, ANTARE3, and ISLE OF ERTN. 50 TONS GENERAL and FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. H. WILLIAMS. 14 CASES GARTON AND KING'S STOVES. H WILLIAMS. lO CASES LEMINGTON RANGES (3ft. 6in. to sft.) J. WILLIAM 3. 24: COPPER FURNACE BOILERS, (extra stout.) H, WILLIAMS. SO DRUMS OIL, comprising Linseed, Colza, Lard, Neatsfoot, and Castor Oils. H. WILLIAMS. (JJ CASES MANGLES H. WILLIAMS. 4 DOZEN GRINDSTONES, 12 to 30in. H. WILLIAMS. 8 DOZEN CAMP OVENS and COVERS H. WILLIAMS. 36 DOZEN GALVANISED TUBS and BUCKETS. H. WILLIAMS. I©© KEGS WIRE NAILS H. WILLIAMS. SO KEGS SPIKES. H. WILLIAMS. 3© KEGS <> POINT FENCING STAPLES. H. WILLIAMS. lO TONS FENCING WIRE H. WILLIAMS. ©©© BARS and BUNDLES BAR IRON. H. WILLIAMS. 15 CASKS SHEET ZINC, 9 to 14 gauge H. WILLIAMS. 2 CASKS PERFO. ZINC from 1/16 to i-in. hole. H. WILLIAMS. 5 TONS HOOP IRON. 11. WILLIAMS. 4 CIRCULAR DOUBLE-BLAST BELLOWS. H. WILLIAMS. I©©o SASH WEIGHTS, 6 to 181bs. H. WILLIAMS. 31 TONS BEST CHILLED SHOT, Assorted from Sparrow to the largest Swan Shot. H. WILLTAM3. IOOFT. N.B. BELTING 2 to 6in. H.WILLIAM. IOOOFT. I.R. HOSE i to liin. H. WILLIAMS. 2 CASKS ENGINEERS BOLTS and NUTS. H. WILLIAMS. SO TONS CORRUGATED and PLAIN GALVANISED IRON. H. WILLIAMS. H. WILLIAMS, WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, TO ARRIVE PER MERCIA, ALASTOR, EUTERPE, AND CROWNTHORPE— (All now due) 54 CASES SPORTING POWDER, Curtis and Harvey's, and Pigou and Wilks 5 CASES PjEECUSSION CAPS 4 CASES CARTRIDGES and CARTRIDGE CASES 3 CASES SHOT BELTS, POUCHES, &c. 5 CASES " Chas. Newton's " BREACH LOADING GUNS single and double barrelled, REVOLVERS, &c. I CASE GUNSMITHS' FURNISHINGS Also— SO CASES and CASKS GENERAL IRONMONGERY. H WILLIAMS, DIRECT IMPORTER OF GUNS, AMMUNITION, AND SPORTSMEN'S REQUISITES. N.B.—A first-class GUNSMTTH on the premises, Guns restocked, converted and repaired at reasonable price, and workmanship guaranteed. _ H. WILLIAMS. •£„>»»-■ SADDLERY, Near the HORSE BAZAAR, NAPIER. Every description of Saddlery on hand, or made at the shortest notice of the best materials, and Jat the Lowest possible R'Ues. New GoodsJ continually arriving. Inspection inyited. H. R. HOLDER.