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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5273, 6 January 1879, Page 1

Murray, Common & Go. MURRAY, COMMON &jiOO. ARE C.ASH BUY I|R S OF' TTTOOL,^[TALLOW, SKINS, ; HIDES, OR OTHER PRODUCE, Or will make Liberal Advances against the same if consigned for Sale on owners' account to London or elsewhere. mHE SCOTTISH AND NEW ZEALAND INVESTMENT CO. CAPITAL £500,000. MURRAY, uv*<^ ( oN, & CO., Agents. •VTORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE . INSURANCE COMPANY. Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Fire Reserve Fund 1,082,768 Total Fire Assets £3, 082, 768 Losses Promptly and Liberally Settled. MURRAY, COMMON & CO., Agents. O~N SALE. PORTLAND CEMENT. Balance of 200 OABKS Will be sold cheap, IN STOCK &~TO ARRIVE. TDEER— The undersigned have been appointed Sole Agents in Hawke's Bay for the sale of Ind, Coope and Co.'s nnrivalled Brand. 300 Cases quarts and pints in stock. STOUT, Blood's, Guinness and Macben's (qts. and pts.) TjIENOING WIRESAMSON Steel Oval Fencing Wire, Nob. 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, the use of which, instead of ordinary wire, effects a saving of 45 per cent. Ryland's and Johnson's Fencing Wire, Nos. 6, 7, 8, and 9 New patent barbed Fencing Wire, for top wire of fences. STAPLESJußt arrived, 5 Tons diamond points— 6, 7, and 8 gauge. WOOLPACKS— Loose tops, 10 to lOilbs. „ Slbs. Attached tops, lOlbs. 81bs. POOKBTS— Loose tops, 3f lbs, CORN SACKSSHEEP DIP— Campbell's — Sulphur, Carbolic Acid, Arsenic. Sheep Nets. SOAP— Washing, Soft, and Scouring, GALVANIZED IRON— Gospel Oak and Sun Brands, 6, 7, 8, and 9ft. lengths, 26 gauge, Ridging, Screws, and Washers. HOOP IRON— l-inch cut and pinched for Dumping, 12ft. and 12ft. 6in. lengths. NAILS— JLwbanks and Wire, all sizes. OILS— Linseed, Boiled and Raw Kerosene. WHITELILAD— Genuine and No, 1, STOCKHOLM TAR. SALT— Bock, Fine and Coarse, and Table MAIZE, OATS, BRAN, OATMEAL— FLOUR— Adelaide, Victorian, Colonial, Wood's Saunder's (in sacks 1001 b and 501 b), TOBACCO— Barrett's Twist, Venus Twist, and Nailrod WINES AND SPIRITS— Port, Sherry, Hennessey's Brandy, Geneva, J.D.K.Z., Rum, Lemon Harts, Burnett's Old Tom, and very superior Scotch Whisky, &c. SADDLERY— GROCERIES— Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Biscuits,! Lea an( * Perrins' Sauce, Crosse and Blackwells, and Morton's Piokleß, Soda Crystals, Jams, Marmalade, Candles, Currants, Raisins, Mustard, Pepper, Rice, Starch, Cocoa, Cornflour, Salad Oil, &c, &c, 5 MURRAY, COMMON & CO. p RA S S SEEDS. Ryegrass Cocksfoot Timothy Cowgrass White Clover Dutch Alayke Cested Dogstail Poa Prateusis Meadow Fescue „ Foxtail Sainfoin Yarrow Colonial, American, and English. 6 MURRAY, COMMON & CO. REID AND GRAY'S AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Reid and Gray's Double-Furrow Ploughs are universally admitted to be the beßt implements of the kind ever introduced into New Zealand. Ist. They are strong and durable, being manufactured from the best iron, and of most excellent -workmanship. 2nd. They are light in draught. 3rd, They are adapted to rough and steep country. 4th. They are cheap in price. To Intending Buyers— Before purchasing any other please enquire of any practical person in New Zealand who has ever used a Double-Furrow of Reid and Gray's manufacture. Extra Parts kept m Stock. Also, Single-Furrow Ploughs Reapers and Mowers, single and double speed Harrows, 3 arid 4 leaves Swingletrees Grubbers And all kinds of Agricultural Implements. , 7 MURRAY, COMMON & CO. OSBORNE'S REAPERS AND BJ/NDERS, 5 MACHINES [to arrive by the Frisco Mail, now delivered in Auckland, This machine took First Prize at the Canterbury Show, j 8 MURRAY, COMMON & CO, /