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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue I, 11 October 1878, Page 3

Foundries. 5 TTULCAN FOUNDRY; k Manners street, Wellington. SVITH BROS., Engineers, Iron ami Hrass Founden3 ; and General Smiths. Firebaclcs, saslnveights, and hob ) plates on hand. VI CTOIt I A FOUNDRY : Willis-street, Wellington. r E. SEAGAE, Engineer, Boiler-maker, Iron and Bras! Founder. ' Saw mill and agricultural machinery mad< and repaired on reasonable terms. ESTIMATES FURNISHED ROBERTSON & CO., EXGINEEKB, Ibonfouxders, a: ■* Boilermakers, Old Custom Houso • street, Wellington Estimates furnished, and all orders exerted with despatch. ON SALE. A T THE WELLINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY axd COPPER WORKS, Bbandox-stbi „t. Bra? 8 force and lift pumps Douglas pumps Urine puitps Steam donkey engines Steam and water gauges Every description of steam engino fittings Hydraulic rams Water pipes Galvanised spouting and ridging, and carved iron for verandahs Tanks, cocks, &c, for sheep washing Every article connected with station work ESTIMATES GIVEN ion BRASS AND COPPER WORK of every description. S. DANKS & SON, Wellington Bbass, Founiibt, k Co)>MiK Works, Brandon-street, Wellington. Business Cards /SXrriagks, buggies, I WAGONETTES, SPORTING, AND MARKET CAUTS. All descriptions of Vehicles on sale, and made to order. Eepairs executed with despatch, and at moderate charges. The Undersigned having secured the services of efficient Tradesmen in all the Branches of tho Coachbuilding Trade, can guarantee all orders entrusted to him will be faithfully attended to. R. W. WATSON, UNION COACH FACTORY, Courtonay Place andTarunakiBtreet, Wellington. J. T. LOVE, WANTS tho Public of the sur* rounding Country, Storekeepers and others, to know that he is a MAKER of PORTABLE WASHING BOTLER.-3, Smokeviuring Ohimnoy Pots. All kinds of BATHS and Tinware. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A Liberal Discount to Wholesale Purchasers. Note the Address — MANNERS- STREET, Wellington. NEW GOODS. TUST OPENEDA CHOICE LOT OF NEW DEAPEEY, CONSISTING OF — New Blankets, white and colored, from 5Jd per yard New Prints from s£d por yard New Merinos New Costumes from 9s Gd New Skirts from 3s 6d New Muslins . Children's Pelisses Children's Boots and Shoes s New Suits (Mens and Boys) i New Shawls Geelong Trousers and Vest 23i f to 28s ' Crimean Shirts from 5s 9d Mons' Working Shirts from Is 94 Men's Helmet Hals 2s each Mon's Oxford £hir»s 4s Men's Whito Shirts from 3s 6d. Men's Union Shirts from 4s GJ Men's Elastic Side Hoots Ladios' Kid Boots Girls' do do [ Ladies' Trimint.d Hn»s Ladies' Untriramed Hats China Matting ] Felt Carpets " Cull and inspect above. Still continuing to sell at tho SMALLssi profit possible. ' J. U THOMPSON.