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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 5994, 2 February 1881, Page 2

mff -y--z - ---, -"- OOU S I IiTS & TKI N, In thanking the public for their patronage during the past seventeen years, most respectfully notify them that by the-addition of increased appliances, they are enabled to SELL THEIR CARRIAGES AT CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION Oil FORMER PRICES. Especially WAGGONETTES, BUGGIES (double and- single-seated). In the following lines from 10 to 15 per cent, redue tion:— FARM AND LUMBER WAGGONS PLATFORM WAGGONS, EXPRESSES PAGNALL AND OTHER CARTS, DRAYS, &c. These are made in numbers to patterns, any part car be obtained, ready for fixing. Call and Inspect, or Send for Partic■; INCREASED FACILITIES FOR TRIMMING, PAIKT ING, AND REPAIRING. BUGGIES TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. WHEELS SUPPLIED TO THE TRADE AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ELLIOTT-STREET — QUEEN-STREET. STANDARD CARRIAGE AND SPRING FACTORY, DURHAM-STREET WEST, AUCKLAND. ALEXANDER MACKIE Desires to return his sincere thanks to his numerous customers and to the public generally for the very liberal share of support that has been given to him in the past, and he will try to merit and hopes to gain an increased trade in the future. A. M. has now got the best Premises in the Province of Auckland, and has gone to a great expense, in order that at a first . cost he might hive his whole place, men, and machinery so arranged as to economise to the fullest extent both in time and labour. He has done so that he nught be enabled to give his customers the full benefit arising from such economical time and laboursaving arrangement, and this being accomplished he has now the greatest facilities for doing an extensive business with ease and quick despatch, and at the lowest prices. All orders given or sent to A. MtrgTieither for new work or repairs, will receive his immeattention, and the same will be promptly and faithfully executed, and he is willing to give to Settlers in the Country districts all the assistance and all the advantages that he possibly can ; he is therefore prepared to do their work when required, building any kind of Carriage or Vehicle of any given description on time pajroents, on such terms as bj most suitable and advantageous to the customer, so chat if settlers don't have a Trap, the fault will be theirs, not his. See our Illustrated Trade Circular which will be hung in all the Railway Stations and in all public places—see it and read it. , P-S.—A. M. Begs to intimuteto his customers that he has engaged the services of a Coach Painter, also a Coach Trimmer, so that all work will be done under his own supervision and directions, and guaranteed to be done m first-class style. Ere ad stuffs and Grain"P> A K E R S' FLOUR. To Arrive, per ' Peerless' and ' Darcy Pratt, ' 150 TONS OAMARU FLOUR 100 tons DUNEDIN FLOUR OF GUARANTEED QUALITY. £10UPLAND & £jO., GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Queen-street. October 21, 18S0. Local Industries. T H E CITY OF AUCKLAND DYEING AND CLEANING EST A.BLISTTVTF'VT RICHMOND AND >». & D G A R, Proprietor. pat,™ to inform them that he on hS .. g Stock of the Veiy best and Kt nlt Complete with his appliances, in which"?has Sw* that modern improvement, he can t.nn> k° P <svery quality not to be excelled hjs work of a Dyes fo^thiZVsTSo^bTe 6 ° f Xewest finished OsSch £ nd WeU ' shade and well Cured n<wi . n ™ ? r * ,Te< ' any THE AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY. [Established ISG4.] TRADF JIARK. WHOLESAIE AND RETAIL: from ls foot superficial. Old Blinds Painted, Taped, and Corded at low prices. Blonds sent to aU parts of the Colony on the shortest notice on remittance of order A. & A. BUSBY (Late M. Horton Busby), VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIRE workers Corner of Cook and Grey-stbjeets, Market Square, Auckland, N.Z.