Euttsr & Biddell's Advertisements. EX MALAY. E UTTER AND BIDDELL are NO W L ANDING a Large Assortment of the following GOODS:— Table and pocket cutlery Butchers' knives, putty knives Chisels and gouges Sorhy's band-saws Do, with rule and square Tenon saws, cross-cut saws Ship scrapers, pin mauls Galvanised sail thimbles, caulking irons, and a general assortment of ship chandlery Steelyards Fish-hooks, needles Brushware Chair webbing Horsehair Sofa and chair springs Brass preserving pans, namelled do. Indiarubber hose pipes Anvils Wrought and cast kitchen utensils Bolts and nuts, all sizes Engineer's shovels Horse rasps Cross-cut and mill saw files Bedscrews, augers Bib stops and ball taps Range and beer taps Frame and axle pulleys Coffin furniture Cabinet brass foundry Ships' brass foundry Iron and brass jack chain Brass-wove wire, boxwood rules Marking and mortice guages Dog chains and collars Bottle and flue brushes Oil pumps, wood taps Deed and travelling boxes Pannikins, lanterns, dish covers Patent tin coffee and teapots Brass and japanried roasting-jacks Cut clasp and Anglo-American nails Ewe Bank's nails &c, Sec, Sec mo ARRIVE PER FANNY— BBH iron, brass foundry Sheet iron, 24, 26, and 28 gauge Saddles, bridles, spurs, &c. Lyndon spades, shovels, and digging-forks Ennmelled-wire bird cages, bird seed. Anvils from 1 2 lbs to 3 cwt Quartz hammers Stump bedsteads, assorted colors B.M. teapots Round and oval copper teakettles Copper and brass toddy-kettles, with china and glass handles Churns, lanterns, jelly-moulds Spittoons, galvanised and oak slop-pails Suoops, nursery lamps Japanned washstands Fancy glass top and ornamented ami vases Ship's cabin lamps Cart harness, cart springs "Knife-cieaning machines Knifeboards and powder Patent mail axles, Collings's slxles Ships' chains Mill saws, fencing wire Fencing staples, black and galvanised Hornsby's prize plough and harrows Wrought and cast holloware W. and G. cups and saucers, in crates of 24 doz Toilets, printed, in assorted crates Range, beer, and racking taps Patent American augers Improved C.S. hedge trimmers Hay and chaff knives, (crown) Bed keys Cart butts, frame pulleys Riddles, gravel and coal Iron, copper, and brass wive sieves Mouse traps Ewebauks patent nails Tin plates, IC, IX Sheet zinc, ir. 5 cwt casks Milled lead in sheets, 4 lbs, 5 lbs, 6 lbs Red paint, in 14 lb and 28 lb kegs Ground white lead, in 141 b, 2S lb, 56 lb, and 1 cwt kegs Wrought clout, deck, and other nails Wrought rivets Anglo-American nails Sash weights, camp-ovens Enamelled baking dishes Copper rivets and washers Tinmen's" furniture Electro-plated goods Brushware Pocket-knives, bread-knives Wood bread platter Wood butter coolers, glass covers Table cutlery " Candle moulds, garden shears Cotton, waste Stockholm tar, pine varnish Stockholm pitch ' Resin, chalk Glaziers patty Boiled and raw linseed oil', colza oil Galvanized wire ships rope European rope, from 1_ to 3$ in. diameter Salt, in i cwt. bags j RUTTER & BIDDELL, Bridge-street, Nelson.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 39, 17 February 1869, Page 1
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469Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 39, 17 February 1869, Page 1
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