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JOHN DUTHIE AND CO., j IROXIIONGERS, . AND IRON MERCHANTS, ] Importers of BRITISH & AMERICAN HARDWARE, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON, Have the following goods TO LAND, Ex ALASTOR. Invoice of homo washers and mangles com- i bined — E.P. tea and coffee services and B.M. teapots Firmer chisels, gimlets, and mincing knives | Lovelock' 8 mincers, Nye's sausage ma- ] chines ! Minton'e file hearths and fenders Goddard's plate powder, polishing paste Glaziers' diamonds, hair sieves and whisks E.P. cruets, knife boards Ward's chisels, plane irons andbruzzors Srnnmerscale's maisgle3, cotton wa3to Brnshwaro— Bannisters, hearths, plate, shoe, scrub, stove, brooms, painters', whitewash, mops, and dusters Locks— rim, pad, till, chests, and drawbacks NetUefold'a wood screws, carving tools Hammers, beer-engines, taps Bird cages, alo and spirit measures Plow and cart traces, back-chains and swivels Sash line and blind cord Coffin furniture, sad irons Enamelled ware, Sfeubb's saw files T hinges, japanned and heavy Cast fnrnace pans, coopers' rivets Galvanized roofing screws, registered stoves Kitchen ranges, 4 and 4& feet Avery's platform and counter weighing machines Kitchen sinks and stench traps Coffee mills, gate hinges, augurs Mathieson's planes, cramps Coopers' tool 3, lock furniture Spring hinges, barrow wheels Copper furnace pans, brewers' thermometers Belt; fasteners, copper spirit measures • Parlor bellows, rules, kitchen fenders Garden shears, fishhooks, sheep bells Lancashire tools, ratchet braces Tinmen's tools, mahogany polo rings Lanterns, charcoal iron 3, boat nails Coach screws, wrenches, twine Beams and scales, floor brad 3, sash weights Horse shoes, coal vases Gun fittings and cases, game bags Guns — single and double barrel, muzzle and breech loaders Varnish — oak, copal, and hard spirit Paints, red and white lead Oils — raw, boiled, and colza Bentall's chaft" cutter, CDA, CDC, CSA Bentali's oat kibblers Patent wrought naib and spikes, office bells Chimney sweeping machines Bedsteads, in 3, 3£, 4, and 4£f fc Excelsior and Queon heating stoves Floor cramp 3, sofa springs, and gutter spikes F.L. percussion caps, gun wada, and shot Cartridges — Terry's central fixe and Enfield Grafting tools, brass foundery Galvanised corrugated iron, 24 and 26 gauges, in 6, 7, 8, 8, and 10ft Oakey's cabinet paper, plough lines Chain, bolts and nuts, maul rings, and wodges Cast bntts, lead washers, solid box vices Slashers, trimmers, and brushing hooks Wire nails, 1£ to sin, rubber belting Anucapnic lamps, horse nails Bar, plate, and hoop iron, fencing wire, 5, 6, 7, 8. TO ARRIVE Ex ELINOR VERNON, FROM NEW YORK. Invoice of extra keroseno, specially refined Collins' picks, brooms Fairbanks scales on wheels Fairbanks union scales, tin and brass scoops Scythe soaitha, pick handles Washita stones, hammers Joiners' braces, hollow augers Saws — back, one-man, and crosscut Rubber hose, f , I, l£, and liin Handles — boys' axe, axe, adzo, and pick Disston's hand saws and saw sets Grindstone mounts, H. and C. hooks Axle pullies, bill files Douglas pumps, 3, 4, 5 Lift and force pumps, 4, 5 Sad irons, meat choppers E.P. cruets, epergnes, napkin rings E.P. cake baskets, fruit stands, toast racks Ame's No. 3 L.H. shovels Mattocks, spaching forks Broom handles, hat racks Peerless wringers, shelf brackets Chain bolts, spirit levels, 18 to 30in Boring machines, upright and angular Locks, mortice and rim Dover egg beaters, nail pullers Chisels — ¦firmer and framing Jenning's auger bits, ratchet braces Drawer pulls,sash pivots, cylinder churns

BANKRUPT STOCK. BARGAINS i BARGAINS ! ! BOOTS. BOOTS. 20,000 PAIRS. GENUINE SALE FOR TWENTY-ONE DAYS, COMMENCING ON FRIDAY, sth MARCH, At Extraordinary Low Prices. T> HANNAH & CO. beg to inform the XAj» Public of Wellington, Country Storekeepers, and Visitors, that they have purchased from the Trustees of LEWIS BROS.' ESTATE, AUCKLAND, A Large Shipment of BOOTS. All New Goods. Direct Shipments. Original Packages, in- splendid order, at considerably under original cost. These goods are now being sold at both our Establishments, Lambton Qnay and Cuba-street, at such prices as must ensnre 1 speedy sale. SEE PRICE LIST BELOW. Selling at Ladies' Oxford Shoes, original price s.' d. 103, reduced t6t 6 6 Kid Boots, original price 10s 6d,/ J reduced ; 5 -6 Ditto, original price 12s, reduced ..-. 6 6 Infants' Bo • and Shoes, from .{, 0 6 Gents' Canvas Shoes ..4 6 Unsurpassed in the Colonies. Men's Strong Bluchers ...' ... ~... Gil 1 Men's Elastic-sides 8 6 j Carpet Slippers , r ... 1 6 Boys' and Youths' Laoe-upand Elastic-sides almost given away. Every Line of our own make Greatly Reduced in Prices. Don't fail to attend this GREAT S A,L E, As all our Goods are new and fresh. Note the Address — B. HANNAH & CO, Lambton Quat, And CASH BOOT S,H OP, Cuba-street. WELLINGTON SEWING MACHINE (Registered 1877). THE WELLINGTON never gets out of order with fair usage, is always ready for use, and easily managed by persons not accustomed to operate a Sewing Machine. It uses a straight needle and makes tho "Lock Stitch," _ which is tho only stitoh adapted for all kinds of work in the household. Homming Felling Braiding Quilting Cording Binding Tucking Ruffling Seaming Gathering, &0., Are executed with the greatest ease and Bpeed. COTTON, SILK, OR LINEN THREAD CAN BE USED WITH EQUAL FACILITY. There is furnished, free of charge, with each Machine, one Shuttle, four Bobbins, Hemmer and Fellor, Braider, Quilter, Screw Driver, Gauge and Gauge Screw, Oil Can, Bottle of Oil, and COPY OF DIRECTIONS. To be had Retail of all Drapers, Ironmongers, and Storekeepers. JOSEPH NATHAN & CO., Sole Agents, Grey-street, Wellington. DR. MUNRO has Removed to Roxburghstreet, near the City Hotel, where he can be consulted in Diseases of Women and Children, as usual.

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Evening Post, Volume XIX, Issue 63, 18 March 1880, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XIX, Issue 63, 18 March 1880, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XIX, Issue 63, 18 March 1880, Page 4

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