Business Notices. MESSRS KINROSS and CO. Have xeceivtd— CONSIGNMENTS o_ TOTARA and RIMU TIMBER, Suitablefor Building purposes, Also— HOUSE BLOCKS, STRAINERS, AND MORTICE POSTS, Whirh can be disposed of at moderate Rates JUST LANDED DIRECT FROM NEW YORK— QQA OASES OF AMERICAN AOV GOODS, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 200 cases Kerosine, ' Light of the Age,' ex ' Coryphine.' EX 'CRUSADER,' ( VALLIJO, 'HELEN DENNY,' ' CITY OF TANJORE.' 100 cases Boothes Old Tom 100 cases Hennessv's Brandy 120 cases and 42 J-caeks ' Loch Dhu' and ' fhamrork' whiskies 75 casks Anglo-Bavarian Ale 15 cases Tivoli beer from Berlin 20 cases Lager Beer from Berlin 20 cases Norwegian Ale 50 cases McEwen's Edinburgh Ale 10 barrels Ross Royal Belfast Ginger Ale, Lime Juice, &c. 50 cases Neurstone 16 qr. -casks Port Wino 16 octaves Brandy " de Longueville " 3 cases Yankee Hammocks, folding couches, &c. 12 crates Earthenware 2 cases Portable Fire Engines 10 bales Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags, all sizes EX « JOHN GAMBLES. " 25 packages Hardware and Cuttlery] 100 cases Price s Candles 20 cases Glacialine (celebrated Food Preservative) JUST ARRIVED PER " CARL GRAF ATTEMS,"— 2000 bags first-c'nss o a ts 20 Tons Galvanised Tron £60 Tons Fencing Wire (white cross brand) 20 Tons coarse and fine Salt 10 Tons rock Suit 50 cases Bass' Ale, bottled by T.B. Hall &, Co, Liverpool 50 cases Boar's Head Ale „ „ „ 200 cases Head Stout ~ ~ ~ 10 Hhds Younger's Ale 5 flhds Steel Coulson's Ale 15 cases dried Codfish TO ARRIVE PER "LANGSTONE," "WAVE QUEEN," LOCH DOON,' &c. 250 cases De Roubaix Jenar s Candles 57 casks Soda Crystals 10 hhds. Ashby s Ale 23 tons Hoop Iron 15,000 'Countess' Slates (80 kegs White Lead 62 packages Tar, Lamp Black, Glue, Pitch/etc. 2 Bales | Netting for fruit trees, tenis lawns, etc. Fenley's Camp Furniture 5 casks Rum EX "ALDBOROUGH," FROM CALi CUTTA.— 105 bales Woolpacks, Cornsacks and Grasseed Sacks kine6ss~& co. IMPORTERS. JUST LANDING AND TO ARRIVE. EX "RAPIDO," prom NEW YORK, " CITY of TANJORE," " NORMAN McLEOD," "OTAKI," and "LOCH FLEET," i?hom LONDON. TIQ REELS of GALVANISED STEEL BARB A. ICS FENCING WIRE 260 packaees best iron Fencing Wire Nos. 6 & 8 50 bales Woolpacks, 8 to lllbs 1 case Ward and Payne's Sheep Shear.}, Nos. 38, 79, and 3SA.S 571 packages containing Hoop Iron, Bright <]>• Fencing Staples, 1 Jin by 7 and 8 Wire Nails (assorted) l£tn to 6in, Rivets Red and blue Ruddle Currants, Raisins, Treacle. Mustard, Fancy Soap, Nubian Blacking Lawn Tennis Bats and Balls Patent Lawn Rakes, etc. And on HandWool packs, Twine and Needles Flour, Sugar, New Seasou's Teas Soap. Candles, Salt, Kerosine General Groceries suitable for Station requirements Nelson's Patent Soups, Essence of Lemon and Citric Acid Cooper's Patent Sheep Dip Also for SaleOne Z_ Horse-power 'Otto' Silent Gas Engine, complete, just lardlag, FRED. W. WILLIAMS. JOHN f \RR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, PORT AHURIRI. HAS ON HAN D— Flour, Bran, and Sharps Seed Oats, Seed Barley Cocksfoot, and Prairie Grass Seed. Also— A very fine sample of Poverty Bay Rye. FOR SALE, 2Q TONS FENCING WIRE. 10 tons Galvanised Iron Also,'to arrive per "West York" via Wellington— 20 Tons Fencing Wire 20 Tons Galvanised Iron, and 3 Samuelson's famed Grass Mowers PIANOS MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO. Have received advice from L. Neufeld of a Consignment consisting of— 6 WALNUT OVERSTRUNG COTTAGE PIANOS. Shipped per " John Gamble " due in August. TESTIMOniAL, Littlehnmpton.'England, 26th December, 1881, Mr Neufeld, Berlin. Dear Sir,—Whilst steying with my father for a few days, I have been playing upon tbe Forte No. 4a OVERSTRUNG COTTAGE PIANOFORTE which you sent to him, and consider it a remarkably fine Instrument, possessing a very rich full tone; a powerful bass ; and great clearness in the high part. It is altogether one of the finest Cottage Pianos I ever played on. Believe me Dear Sir, yours faithfully, (Signed): JABm Strbrtbr, Laureate of the Brussels Conservatory. MS T\ T> T*TATT has much pleasure J_J '. _L>. YY in announcing that HE HAS PURCHASED THE BUSINESS till recent'y carried on by Mr J. T. JOHNSON, and that he has in consequence REMOVED to the premises lately occupied by the said Mr Johnson. Special attention will be given to the LUNCHEON DEPARTMENT. PASTRY, CAKES, &c, made daily. WEDDING AND OTHER CAKES, Always in Stock or made to order. A continuance of the favors bestowed on Mr Johnson, and also on myself, will be appreciated TpMPIRE TEA ft COFFEE ROOMS. E. GILLETT, op the EnrißE Oyster and Fruit Depot, Emerson-street, Begs to inform the travelling public that he has fitted up a comfortable Room, which he will open for the supply of Tea, Coffee, and Refreshments Ladies and gent'emen from the country will find every comfort. The following can always be had at the above Establishment :— Fruit and Vegetables of every sort in season Fresh Oysters in bottle, kit or plate Dressed Poultry on tha shortest notico Craj fish and Smoked Fish when obtAinable Fresh Pastry every day A good cup of Tea, Coffee. Chocolate, or Cocoa, Temporate Drinks of all descriptions. Quality, Cleanliness, and Civility will be found by all who call, without extortionate charges,
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3518, 17 October 1882, Page 1
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