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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 645, 11 February 1882, Page 4

|rcumongfi3, Unbcttnhns, -&t E ORG E -"a T R P II B MS, CAnpEXT-Eit & zwdjrifr.xGEit, ■-. : Leten- st re e t., Kase by , Has on h..ii 1 a Inr -Ripply of Timber, suiiable to the' variouß-rrqu J -»ments of the G-ol ■.field*.'I lo r .per glares fDuneUin anil Mount Td» v pnni.;ie.-lV,'ill sizes. Bulging and SpOiU-incr. Estimates made up, ; and Contracts executed at lowest■ figures. | -- • "'..-- B 1 ■.:"•.. Painrs and P.H'ier l 'an£rinijs. ..." ANGMAAIv■■A.-.XD.-MITCHtLI/, Carpenters, Builders. Timber Merchants, A General Ironmongers. 5, EVEN STREET, NAS KB Y (Opposite the Bunk of New Zealand). Materials suit able.for Mining and .Building Purposes, always ou hand. Good '-'ELEcrioy on? PiPERnAKaisGa. I LA XGSfAA X A MITCHELL, [ FUNERAL"-UNDERTAKERS. "•■'LE O D A N D." L O "\V L hnvp e< mmenced business ns CATmVRTGHTS. AXD 3HLL-WRIU-HTS in t."!-ftt shop lately occupied by Mr Morrison, cnnvr of Lcven and'Ea-n afrrels, iS'aseby; and, by strict attention to hush ess and moderate charges, hope to secure a share of the patronage of tho inhabitants of Xhseby arid • surrounding districts. J Pians, Speein ;afions,*and Estimates given ) with accuracy and despatch. I All Jobbine neatly executed and j punctually attended to. I Timber and Ironmongery- always on hand, I suitable to i he -requirements of j the'uwtricts iTi MUNRG'S MONUMENTAL \~Km WOBKS, Corner of Ring street.and Moray P'auy DTJSEDINV Plan? furnished and executed kinds of Monuments, Tombstones, &c, in marble, granite, or Kakanui stone. Tomb Bailings, &i:, any design. Gr. M. is also prepared to supply in any quantity from his Quarries in Kakanui, the very best, quality ufOamaru sfone. Importer of Marbl-;, Granite, and Abroath Hearth stones. Designs forwarded to all parts'of the Colony on application. YEN E.T.I A".-N BLIND S .AT. MODERAT£ PRICES. Country orders will meet with prompt atten. tion by writing to the undersigned. PATE R SON, B UIII & GO., Maclaggau street, Dunedin. Blinds made so that any ■ttntxperienccd person can hang them vp. TO' BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS. <La IInD LA Y AND 00 '-.'■-' Wholesale and Eetail TIMBER AND '-IRON MERCH iNTS " AND IMPcmTEBS, ptago steam SawA 1 ills, and Timber Yards. Tfingueing, Grooying, Moulding, Sash, Door and Furniture Factories. Have now landing, ex " Hawaii,' " Thomas Stephens," " Valparaiso," '-Spirit of Dawn," and "Electra," the following lines of Americrn and Baltic timber : - 100,000 sup ft 6 x 4 T and' G BaltiuKS 40,0i0 „ ~6x4 /37.000 ~ „6 x | " '" ■; 611,000 ~ ~Gx f 80,000 „ „6 x T " " -36.000 „ ~GxIJ .■" " : 84,000 ~-,. „ 7 F. E. \V. Bds. ; 72,600. best quality Baltic deals :55,000 T. and G.: American lumber 55,000 first quality do shelving : And arc now selling same at prices lower than Colonial, owing to the duty being bolished on imported timber. THE .1 >OOR & SAS H RAGTORY is in full operation, large quantities of the ordniary size of doors and sashes—well sea soned—being continually kept on hand, and also made to. order in sizes and designs. DOUSE EURXTSIUNG IRONMuNGERY. FINDLAY AKD COY. would invite attention to their extensive, and vareu stock of Loarairgton and Scotch Kitchen Eanges, Smith and Wellstobd's famous Cooking Stoves ant? Ranges, Iteg'ster Grates, Fenders, Coal Vases, Fire Irons, Slate, Iron and Marble Mantelpieces, Builders' Ironmongery, Artisans, and Contractors' Tools. Price Lists and Illustrated Catalogues of Buildings, &c, to be had on application. FACTORIES: STUART, CUMBER-' 'fLANB, & OA.STLE SHEETS,