/CIRCULAR OF HARDWARE AND \J METALS Landing and to Arrive for E. W. iIILLS, Hunter and Feath°rstonstreets. ' ' ' 800 casks Portland cement IGS kegs R.H. wire nails 8 cottage ranges 25 copper furnace pans 1G coils ratline 3 casks sofa springs 1 do Bissett's floor cramps 2 patent mortising and boring machines 47 packages register grates 1 case Williams' knives and fitting machines 3 do Eley's cartridges 1 10 casks short-liuk chain 3 de japanned T hiuges ] 1 do copper tacks and rivets 1 case teatrays 38 pairs Australian arms 1 14 packages riddles 1 case Lockwood's cutlery 2 do horse clothing 20 kegs cut floor brads 7 cases brushware 09 boxes window glass 2o Milner safes 13 packages cast nnd shoar steol 30 cases galvanised iron, 6, 7, Bft. 15 tons best Staffordshire iron " ' '''' 5 casks superior register stovesJ 3 do patent hose and belting 2do copying presses ••• • i 4 frames roofing felt ' • • '«. n 2 casks Sorby's tools 2do Cortland's brass foundry . 1290 bars and bundles Staffordshire iron, Lion Heart brand , , 10 tons galvanised iron, 0 to 10ft.,"2Gg., do 72 Kent grates 72 furnace doors and gratings 1 cask patent reap-hooks " '" 11 bales paperhangings 3 cases brass and copper shoe f3f 3 4. do Nicoll's mangles , ¦ Ido brass hose cocks - L -' * - ' ' *- 9 rolls sheet lead ¦ 3 - 5 bales bags 130 kegs R.H. wire nails ' ' '.> 600 casks Portland cement 15 kegs horse-shoe nails 1 bale flags aud bunting 42 coils Manilla rope 642 bars and 230 bundles 8.8.11. iron 240 bundles best fencing wire 20 kegs diamond-pointed staples 15 rolls galvanised nettings 4 kegs lead washers ; 1 case chimney sweeps' machines > 3 cases Stocker's, 1, 2, 3, and 4 pull, beer engines 500 casks White's Portland cement 7 packages containing — Gun furniture, mousetraps, brass till locks, woodhandled clippers, curry combs, pole r rings, fine plate locks, brass bell weights, plate powder, silver and gilt picture cord, brass escutcheon and gimp pins, dog chains, copper sofa springs, bottling taps, &c. 2 bales Italian gasket 28 coils best white Manilla 2 Green's chopping machines 2 cases coat and umbrella stands 3 swedge blocks 6 cases Eley's cartridges 14 do Dietz and Co.'s lamps, splendid assortment 190 ash oars, Bft. to 22ft. 6 cases Day's shovels 2 do Ames' do 1 do meat choppers 41 do Sharp's axes and hatchets l'do spading forks 44 cylinder churns 4 cases Collins' picks C do store trucks, 1, 2, 3 5 do pick and axe handles 2 do plumb levels 3 do Coe's wrenches, lOin. to 15in. 2 do socket brooms t , , ; 12 doz deck buckets 1 caso Cook's auger bits 6 doz catch-em-alive mousetraps 1 case smiths' braces C do sowing machines 9 do finishing nails 14 do hardware, locks, &c. 5 casks Douglas pumps ( 23 rotary and hydraulic pumps I 0 casks blocks, dead eves, &c. 1 case patent lawn sprinklers 147 bundles black and galvanised tubes 2 ca&ks gas fittings 21 rolls coir matting 14 bales doormats 10 cases wire goods, largo assortment 9 do Muntz metal 4 casks blank nuts 1 do copper boat nails 2 cases single and double perambulators 1 cask gas moons 4 cases brass foundry 3 kegs galvanised gutter spikes 12 dozen galvanised tubs, assorted 1 cask galvanised bolts and nuts 1 do bra>s hose unions and spreaders 1 do steam guago and loco, balances 3 cases Nicoll's mangles 1 do brass case fishing6 cases nut axles 8 do carriage bolts 3 do fire beuders and paint mills 4 do enamelled duck and leatherI 5 casks malleable castings j 3 cases oil carpet j 33 bundles rims, assorted 6 do poles 18 do shafts and bars 210 planks, hickory and ash 14 cases spokes aud nuts j 9 cases, comprising coach locks, spring I . boxes, whip sockets, shaft rubbers, name plates, brass and silver mould- [ ings, gimp nails, tufts and buttons, curtain loops, tinned seat spindles, [ pole crabs, screw bands, shaft tips, apron kuobs, ivory nails, dash collars, ornaments, &c. 2 spoke tennoning machines " " 2 Hub boring machines , C packages panels 8 express and buggy bodies, &c. 1 .case Snider sporting rifles 2 hhds tinware 1 case charcoal tin plates I 4 kegs comj'o. nails 10 Stock Brothers' beer machines 3 cases Cortland's brassware ¦ • ' 5 hhds enammcllcd ware 5 casks blank nuts 9 dozen Foster's gravel shovels 22 kegs diamond-pointed staples . 4do lead washers <: ;.¦ 2 cases Roche's knife-cleaners* . ' 2 casks Tuck's plated packing 4 do scythe stones . 2 casks box rules 1 do Lockwood's cutlery. . 21 galvanised furnace pans 2 casks Silvestor's sail irons 1 eas^ Stub's files '" ' '¦> - 1' do single and double-barrelled, guns 3 bales white cotton waste ' ' • 2 casks steam fittings^- , , , . ; , , ; .'.C cases mangles ' t ' ' y 14 Wilkinson's anvils ' ', [• '. ' (i 1 iask sledge hammers " 3 do patent rim locks, 5 to Bin. 1 case Cliubb's lucks and latches ' - sJ do saddlery 1 case door scrapers . ¦ . j 1 do Starkoy's rim loaks • 15 do hor»o shoes ¦ •' E. W. MILLS, Wholesole Ironmonger, Iron Merchant, and fchip Chandler. I Agent for Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Macbiues, Horusby and Son's Agricultural Implements, Milner's Fireproof Safes, Krebhs Bros, aud Co.'s Lithofracteur. CAUl'iOtf TO THE INHABITANTS OF WAIItARAPA. D WATSON", studying the interests of • his fellow-settlers, bega to inform them that hi 3 Bread is better than any made in the Wairarapa, and full weight guaranteed. Study Ecouomy by dealing with D. WATSON, Baker, Greytown. " ' PIANOS. PIAr^OS. TUST LANDED, several first-class Pianos, .tf. to bo sold at prices to 3uit the general public. Also, a number of Oil Paintings of English scenery, at C. & T. RAMSEY'S , Pianoforte Warehouse, Willis-street. JOHN R. WAN LESS, M.D., C.AI. o . (Al'Gill 'University, Montreal, Canada) also Homoeopathic Diploma, HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Residence — Wavertkee Cottage, Cubastreet, corner of Ingestre-street (lower side). " Office hours— From 9 to 11 a.m., 1.30 to 3 p.m., and 7 to 9 p.m. ¦"' (Registered in New Zealand.) TOMB KAILI7VG AND PALISADINGS. A LARGE SHIPMENT, just arrived ex Gle'nlyon, for sale cheap. ..•¦'. -I G. JONE3, Ironmonger, Courtenay Place.
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Evening Post, Volume XV, Issue 209, 6 September 1877, Page 4
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