Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4297, 21 August 1875, Page 2 (Supplement)

Saddlery. 5 e s t abl 1 s SADDLERY AND HAIiNESS. HORSE-RUGS, KERSEYS, WEBBivr* &c.—Daily expected, ex 'Bnnedin'assortment of the abore Goods 'afeiblt SADDLES-Ladles' and Genu Lu le , r , English and Anckland mannfactS i» *** variety; also. Bridles. Whirs"™' 4c. J. W. can highly recommend m lot of Stock Saddles, made on r HARKESS—AIways on hand, an mut S Bnggy, Gig, Cab, Drav ,Vrt°Sf' ri>l Hameas, at most Veasomhle DrS, -„ P ' o j with good material and workmanship, J- I S E i[ \ j? QraEN-STMrr. ' Furnishing. AND jg-ALL-s FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Visitors to Anckland should Inspect'tho EXTEXSITI DISPLAY OF FURNITURE of every descri?Uon 9» the complete furnishing of a hoase of any claj3, »it 4 a view to taste combined with utility. X 3" LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH GUARANTEED QUALITY. OARPETS. — WINKS AND HALL— CARPETS! CARPETS ■ CARPETS ! CARPETS ! ! CARPETS!! r Without exception, the Largest and Best Asssrtmert in Anckland to select from. * BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, 2 AND 3 PLY KIDDERMINSTER. COIR, MANILA, AND JUTE MATTISO3. PELTS, AND FELT SQUARES. HEARTH RUGS. PLAIN AND FANCY DOOR MAIi. FLOORCLOTH. LINOLEUM—THE NEW CORK CARPET. WINKS AND HALLCURTAINS! CURTAINS! CURTAINS! CURTAINS! CURTAIN"? Net, Lace, Swiss, and Muslin, In freat variety. | NEW PATTERNS! j SILK AND WORSTED DAM ASS. A REPS AND CRETONNES. BILLIARD CLOTHS, GILT CHIMNEY AND TOILET GLAFSE.S. PERAMBULATORS. IN K S AND H ALI, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERESS. Agists fok the GROVER AND BAKER SEWING MACHZN'B Venetian Blinds, Etc. THE AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY. i "M. HORTON BUSBY, / | B'JND-MAELER AND | "Wholesale and Retail, s VENETIAN HOUSE, f _ KXMOVIDTO T COOK AND GREY-STREETS, AUCKLAND. i| Machinery. f\ • — — -|j rjIWO-STAMP MACHI>" £- Sj PATENT ATMO3PHERIC STAMP AND QtTiE 12 CRUSHER. I FOR SALE—One of the above Machines, fat -v Pulverisation of Gold, Silver, or other ores, tC£ * impa'pable powder; is very simple in constnirtV little liable to get out of order, and easily repair* 3 -- an ordinary mechanic when necessary. ,« The principle upen which the machine is a allows two or more stamps to be driven from J shaft, and is warranted to do with two stamps *s | work as an ordinary seven or eight-stamp mill- K . The machine is itself surprisingly small c* carried on a cart or on pack horses, and pet n P u few hoars. i ~i Working Plans and farther in formatijm nUI obtained on application to - W. AITKE<__, Land AJdFOR SALE—One of Ransome's PATENT BKICK 15,000 bricks per day; «lse one of Tage 4 . « DRAIN-TILE and BRICK MACHINES with two-horse power The&a Mschines their dies and moulds complete and in good order. - Anr>lv tn Mr Jnwt I.amb. W'aitemsta _ «