Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume X, Issue 2798, 16 January 1873, Page 4

- Building Material. '~kt e'w : pri c e L-i st. UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING, SASH AND DOOR COMPANY FACTORY: BAY, ICELAND. Two-inch Doors. 610x2°10 6 ' Bx2-8 o s. d. s. d. square .... .. .. .. 11 0 10 9 Moulded, one Bide 12 & 12 6 Moulded, two sides g " i, 0 Bolection and Square .. .. 14 6"14 3 Bolection and Sunk Moulding 16 0 ' T5 o Front Doors, Circular Top, Panels u •• io » Rough Plate Glass .. .. 29 0 «R Q Front Doors, Circular To Panels " Diamond Plate Glass .. 31 6 31 3 Half Glass, LargePanesandMargins 21 0 '.'. "0 6 Bead and Butt and Square .. .. 14 0 13 9 ■ ■d j " Jm ," and Moulded 15 3 .'. 15 0 : Bead and Flush and Square .. 14 6 14 3 •> » and Moulded 15 9"15 6 Inch and Half Doors. 610x210 β^ixl? 1 Square 9 o - « o" Moulded, one side .. . 10 2" in n Moulded, two sides .. ~ " 11 C • 11 ? FrontDoor.RaisedandSunk MouldFront Door, Raised Moulding and °••12 » TT»If S pV» r ° "■ - ' - " 12 °" n 9 Half Glass .. .. 20 0 19 9 'Bead and Butt and Square.. .. 12 0"11 9 t> j"j™ u" ~ and Moulded 13 »S "". 13 0 Bead and Flush and Square .. 12 8.. 12 3 >> ~ ana Moulded l<-9 .. 13 6 Inch and* Quarter Doors. ™^T Square , .. 0 ' Moulded, one side .. _ " s n Moulded, two sides .'.' I 0 French Casements. 76x3-6 70x3'6 7'ox3-4 7-0x3"0 25 ° " 2i 6 - U ° " « Rail at Bottom .. .. 23 0 .. 22 C .. 22 O a flocco? d 2 s rtrt £ S S *S sg ; S d.eoeS „ rH O O O O £q H M "o S "o r-l ■OoecxoJJ S« S« e „•«■♦«»» m gx »*. ™£ rt """g « h "i o -t, -S -S '.° 3h rjoooajj S M Sμ 00,o 0, q^ "a *t *t A % $$ g M iseooOM 3m S"h h » O o« 8$ £15 g h N « ct S :::;: :::::::: ii f : '. '. ", j "*'*| "s 's "a "a •3. -as l § a I I a :3 :3§ | :g :g :g :g 1 5 a a a s ,3 &arSe"S S 2 "O -a S-α m feigiis 5 .3 .2 ... o-s j!8j!so s≥ o o o So Illi fill EtiShH &< si £ 5 •mjiaTlt -ssattiiDnn paqstuia Eitbas foe. Doors. Fancy or Stained Margin 4s. Rosette Corners ..4s. Fancy Centre ss. Mouldings, &c, of superior quality, proportionately cheap. Shop Fronts and Sash Frames made to order. For seasoning of material and excellence of workmanship these goods are unrivalled. Goods delivered free on board in Auckland. Caih Remittances will receive prompt attention. For further particulars, apply to Companv. November 21,1572. Hotels. TTEALTH, WEALTH, WISDOM. TO THE HOT SPRINGS AND BACK FOR 255. (INCLUDING HOTEL AND BATH CHARGES). HOTSPRINGS, WAIWEBA. MR. T. D. WRIG-LEY Begs respectfully to inform his friends and the public generally that he has leased the above Grounds and Hotel, and has, at great expense, fitted it up expressly for the comfort of INVALIDS AND TOURISTS. There are Hot and Cold Baths from the adjoining sulphurous springs : and the curative qualities of these waters have been fully established, not only by the practical experipnees of those afflicted with Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, &c., but also by the test of analytical science. The Baths are now so constructed a3 to enable visitors to bathe at any temperature up to llOdeg. The scenery is magnificent, and the climate mild, but invigorating. Yachting, Fishing, Shooting, and every inducement for Holiday-seekers. A.S.F. Co.'s p.s. ' ROYAL ALFRED' leaves Queenstreet Wharf every alternate Saturday (weather permitting), at S p.m.: leaving Hot Springs at 5 a.m. the next Monday, arriving in Auckland at 8 a.m. Hotel charges, including use of Baths and all the conveniences of the Fstablishment, from Saturday evening to Monday morning, 15s. Return ticket, 10s., available during the season "VTORTH SHORE FLAGSTAFF HOTEL. MR. WM. DREW Having undertaken the management of this well known MARINE HOTEL, Can confidently assure to Tourists and Visitors that comfort and attention that mark a nrst-class house. The Suites of Rooms for Families and Bedrooms are airy, comfortable, and complete in every detail. HOT AND COLD BATHS. From the close proximity to the Beach, Sea Bathing can conveniently be indulged in. The Billiard (Alcock's) and Bagatelle Tables are distinguishing features, and nothing will be found wanting that can conduce to the comfort of the playersGOOD STABLING. Brands Al. LANRICARDE HOTEL, Corser or Albert asd Wyndham-strtcets. MICHAEL LYNCH begs to inform lus friends and the public that he has taken the above Hotel, where the best Wines, Spirits, aHd Beer may be had. Flrstclass accommodation for Boarders and Travellers at moderate rates, as well as good accommodation for Horses, &c. Produce and Bone Dust. TAMES COITPLAND, GRAIN .AND PRODUCE DEALER, 200, QUEEN-STKEET (OLD TUBATKE ROYAI), Has always on Stock, Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps Flour, Oatmeal Prime Canterbury Hams and Bacon (bare and in cloth) Potatoes, Bone Dust <fcc., 4c, &c. N.B.—Daily deliveries in town and suburbs. t>one dust. boke. dust. FREEMAN'S BAY BONE MILLS. The undersigned are now supplying Bonednst of their own manufacture, guaranteed reefrom adulteration, at £8 per ton of 2,240 lbs. (sacks 01 bags included).—J. &J. SOPPETT, Freeman's Baj;>or to H«ndekßon & MAOTABiASsrs, Queen-atreet. Bones purchased in any quantity for cash.