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MR. E. W. MILLS, in returning his sincere thanks for the very generous support ho has received during nis long business career in Wellington (27 years), begs especially to thank his many friends for the universal expressions of sympathy and goodwill manifested towards him during his late trouble, and has now the pleasure to announce that he has re-commenced business under the style of E. W. Mills and Co., as Wholesale Ironmongers and Ship Chandlers, and that no effort shall be spared to give entire satisfaction to all who favor the new firm with business. E. W. MILLS. Featherston-street, 19th April, 1881. * E. W. MILLS & CO., WHOLESALE IRONMONGERS, Ironmbbchants A Ship Chandlers, Have the following Goods now landing, ex latest arrivals, from London and New York, and to arrive per vessels expected at early dates. Warehouse and Offices : FEATHERSTON-STREET, Near Lion Foundry and Railway Station. Now Landing— 31 cases sporting powder in £ and lib cans nisters 12 do varnishes, comprising copal, oak, hard spirit, black Japan, gold size (wearing body and hard drying body, for coach painters) 5 casks comprising Tangy's patent iron differential pulley blooks with chains from i to 2 tons, rope pulley blocks all fuzes, iron snatch blocks, hydraulic lifting jacks, tripod scrow jacks, traversing screw jacks, logging jacks 45 do horse shoes, assorted 4 cases Disston'a circular sawß, assorted, hand saws, orosß cut saws, saw sets, stationary gummers, swages, ohisol points, and spaulding teeth 9 casks colza and olive oU 100 cases Palace high test kerosene 200 do Vulcan do 50 do turpentine 22 do Sharp's handled axes 10 do Collin's do 15 do Collin's Yankee picks 1 do Ames' LfH. shovels 4 do Day's do do 2 do patent grindstone mountings 4 casks Douglas pumps 6 racks cylinder and thermometer ohurns 2 American office heating stoves 2 patent cheese cutter and safe for grocers 1 cask lamp fittings - 6 coses American door looks, latches, and furniture 1 cose adze-eye hammers 6 do boring machines 1 do ice tongs for handling ioe 2 casks patent wood blocks and sheaves 2 coses malleable castings for coach builders 86 ash oara, from 8 to 22 feet 1 case extension cornices 1 do rubber spring buffers 1 do Cook's auger bits 1 do tobaccol cutters 2 geared lathes, improved design 9 refrigerators and ioe chests, suitable for private houses and hotels 1 case ice tools, assorted 1 package wood mast hoops 6. rolls Amerioan leather belting, 2}in to Sin 6 nests flour pails 2 cases patent agate ironware, comprising baking, meat and pie dishes, dinner, soup and pie plates, drinking mugs, frying and preserving pans 1 do agate ironware, mounted with niokel silver, comprising cruet stands, cake baskets, tea and coffee pots tite a Ute t sets, water jugs, tureens, Ao. 100 kegs red and white led 20 cases castor and tea oil 1 do coir brooms and dock scrubs 2 bales Italian flax packing A full assortment of ship chandlery, comprising galvanised clip hookß, thimbles, jibhanks, shackles, rowlocks, boat hooks, belaying pins, cleats, anohor chocks, trucks, marline spikes, palms, caulking irons and mallets, oakum, manilla, Europe and coir rope, ratlinas, spunyarn, marline, honseline, hambro line, log and lead lines, signal halyards, seizin? wire, masthead, port, and starboard lights, anchor lights, hurricane lanterns, ash oars, maohinery and paint oils, varnishes, paints and colors, iron blocks, ships' scrapers, dead eyes, log books, deck spikes, ohain, canvas hose, life buoys, pitch and tar, galley ranges, coir brooms, deck sorubs, stokehole shovels, Peacock's paint, ships' compasses, ships' wood buckets, mast hoops, muntz metal, comno nails -• Hornaby's patent DD double furrow plonghs, with or without handles, latest improved, made especially for the requirements of this market Hornsby's patent single furrow ploughs, 1 ancf 2 wheel Hornsby's wrought and oast iron shares, steel breasts, Ao. HomßbyVcirSulaJfabetthß, straight coulters To Arlbive, per Pareora, from London — 1 Hornsby's patent portable single cylinder engine, with firebox for burning wood, and fittings complete 1 Hornsby's 12-h.p. portable double cylinder engine complete 3 Hornsby's patent circular saw benches for attaching to portable engines for cutting fuel 2 patent hedge-outters and trimmers, complete (will cut five miles of hedgerow per day) 6 patent 1-wheel ploughs, with steel breasts 6 do pony ploughs, with Bteel breasts, improved kind 12 patent swing ploughs, with Bteel breasts 4 cases Hornsby's cast and wrought iron ploughshares, steel breasts, land and furrow wheels, circular skeiths 3 Hornsby's patent new improved double furrow ploughs, malleable wheel blooks, wheel standards, axlos, and clips, revolving coulters, 12, 14, 15in. mould boards, Ac. To Arrive, per Crownthorpb, from London— 50 coils best manilla rope, l£in to 6in 17 do bolt ropo and Europe rope 32 do tarred ratline, spunyarn 2 do tarred marline and honseline 200 casks White's Portland oement to arrive per arabblla]sfrom London— 85 oases galvanised corrugated iron, 24 and 26 gauge, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 feet 18 do plain galvanised iron, 24 and 28 gauge to arrive, pee barque f. w. carlow, from New York— 200 cases Palace high-test kerosene 22 American cooking stoves, assorted 4 oases American doot looks, tobacco cutters, boring maohines, angular borers, meat cutters 3 do extra axe handles 3 do No. 1 axe handles M 3 do pick handles 2 do | axe handles 1 do S C. handle bush hooks 1 do containing door bolts, hat and coat hooks, belt hooks 3 barrels containing single and' double, patent, and common wood blooks for rope strops 10 oases Sharp's handled axes 3 American curd mills 1 case tinned swivel harness snaps 12 boxes American horse nails, bright 2 upright machinists' drills, complete 1 horizontal do do, do 1 case Dover eggbeaters » 2 do pebel grain duck, for carriage makers 1 box patent eyelet sets and punches combined 3 crates long shovel and rake handles 6 cases Philadelphia carriage and tire bolts, assorted '7 pkgs containing patent closets, hopper closets, urinals, washstands, vases, Ac TO ARRIVE PER PAREORA,FROM LONDON — 15 Howe's improved portable weighing machines 12 oases Howe's scales, assorted 2 do patent alarm cash tills 3 superior American cooking ranges 2 defiance broilers, for hotels or restaurants TO ARRIVE PER MART LOW, FROM LONDON — 15 tons black fencing wire, Nos. (5, 7, 8 10 casks horse shoes 6 Milner's fire-proof safes Contractors' iron and steel rails Rolled iron girders, for buildings Sash weights, all weights Hematite paint, for buildings and bridges, is the best India-rubber and leather mil) belting Hornsby's 4ft 6in drum combined threshing, shaking, and finishing machine, complete All the above orders will receive prompt and cartful attention. E. W. MILLS A CO., Iron and Hardware Merchants, Wellington. Agent for Milner's fire-proof safes, Noble's dynamite, New Zealand Hematite Paint, Howe's Scales. ~~ % NOTIOi. A CO.'S MAIL COACHES NAPIER SERVICES. Monday, Wednesday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. and Friday. Masterton 3.15 p.m. Napier, dep. 7.35 a.m. Eketahuna, ar. 7 p.m. Kopua 11.45 a.m. Eketahuna, dep. fol- Eketahuna 8.30 p.m. lowing morn- Eketahuna dep. foling 4.15 a.m. lowing mornKopua 2 p.m. ing 7 a.m. Napier 6.30 p.m. Masterton 11 a.m. HASTWELL, MACARA A CO., Per S. Smith. TBTy R. WA T E BS, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy. HUNTM-aTiilV,

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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 128, 3 June 1881, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 128, 3 June 1881, Page 4

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