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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 5994, 2 February 1881, Page 8

-■J- ii " Business Cards. - \ X)' 1 FT L ' s L ' I '" Q/jr! Begs to announce that he has ! COMMENCED PRACTICE,. f •'. ■ ; At; his Residence' \ NEAR ALL SAIXTS' CHURCH, POXSOXBY ROAD, ~ . : - j —rr —— — ——. TT P-RIME, House and Land Agent, r'- ® ce • No. 28, Insurance Company*B Btiild ings. Queen-street, WI L LI AM EREINGTON, COSrSULTING EKGTNEER. ' INmuRAJTCB BgILPIjrGS. QuKEX-STRBET. , -Xp .f W. .O\ITL L I M\o RE, JL • ; r TUNER, &c., ■- E I A"3>Y , S SI V sic SHOP,: of N&w Zealand, Queen-street. - i.jv u ianof Selected and Guaranteed. B uE a o w HOVSE AND estate AGENT, ponsonbt. Mooßy advanced on Freehold Property in the neigh . ■ '■■ ■ • • . boorhood. , jQI' HAE LE 3 TOTH IL L AND AND COMMISSION AGENT, Whaxqarei. jg D M U N D BELL ARCHITECT. Office : No. 10, South British Insurance .Buildings. w. P U C K E Y Native Land Purchase Agent, and Licensed Interpreter. No. 12, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Buildings 2Q DW- D BART LE Y, AKCHITECT, ' STICHBURY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. D - CAMPBELL, CIVIL ENGINEER, authorised surveyor, 26, Shortland-street, Auckland. Associate Member Institute, Civil Engineers, censed Surveyor under Land Transfer Act. Associate Bang's College, London. ' of the Geological Society: THOMAS samuel, Importer of SHEFFIELD CUTLERY. lockwood's, Johnson's, and other makes OF BEST POCKET AND TABLE KNIVES. , Wholesale and Retail. OPPOSITE BIG MILL, LOWER QUEEX-STFJEET. JAMES R. DeCOUECY, CARVER, GILDER, LOOKING-GLASS, PICTURE FRAME AND CORNICE MAN UFACTURER. House and Sign Painter, Paperhangeiv, Genkrae Decokatop.. Estimates Given. Experienced workmen sent to all parts of the country. 260, QUEEN-STREET, Apcklakh. J HENDERSON, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, ! ASD GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, 8, Wyndham-street. JOHN jg OYL AN, CIVIL ENGINEER AND LICENSED SURVEYOR, - 74, queen-stkeet, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. R. A. J. HARD Wlc K, SURGEON DENTIST, SHORTLAND AND PRIXCES-.STREETS (Opposite St. Paul's Church), . TERMS MODERATE. W I LX,I:A M THO MA S, * » . Cornet of Lorne and Victoria-streets, • Aiickland East. MARBLE, AND GENERAL STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AXD CARVER. Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and everv description of Stone AV ork at the lowest possible prices for town and country ' phill7pps~a¥d SON, © OIL, COLOUR, and GLASS MERCHAKTS Importers of Paperhangings, Scrim, Paints, "oils' lurpentine, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish Goldleaf, • rtists' Colours and Brushes; Plate, Sheet Crown (Ornamental, and Photographic Glass; Picture Frame Tapestry Mouldings; Clock and Compass Glasses Glazed Sashes, Doors, &c. ' Glass Cut to Size, and carefully Packed ' 95 & 07, QUEEN-STREET. " "Wi ® Licensed Plumber. Having to Auckland (after an absence of I ye f a S ) 1S ? O Y-PT?P" ed to give Estimates for all 1 kinds of Plumber s Work, including laving on Water i Bell-hanging, Gasfitting, &c„ &c ., and tmsts by good - ! w-orkmanslnp and moderate charge to merit a share i of public support. Symonds-street, 3 doors above Wyijyard Arms. FISHER & CO., Wholesale Shipping and family EUTCHfERS, adjoining liank of New ! Zealand, Queen-street, Auckland. j Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime I Smoked Tongues, Home-cVired Bacon. Corned Beef ' on sale m large quantities. Calves' Rennets. ; N B. Dealers in game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all paTts of the colonies on receipt of orderfamilies waited on in town and country. ' jT? OS * J ' HARB uT T, j i I AMERICAN CORN BROOM AND STEAM BRUSH WORK S, VICTORIA-STREET EAST, Awarded at Sydney Exhibition 1 . /£2Tlsronze Medal and Certificate, t" Auckland. "OETWEEN TWO FIRES! THOS. M-P JONES, Horse-shoer and General Smith, hopes -o make a living! Whilst sincerely thanking his friends for their past support, T J nforms them, the anvil will still continue ringing in Aapanga Road, although he has "fired up "in Vic a La ne . ofif Durham-street West, side of Hunter ? A n S^ ale , In soliciting the patronage >f 4he Auckland public, he aSsures them that anv vork entrusted to his hands will be executed with jromptitude, combined with the best of materials 'nn o T°w anS il ni1 ' and at the lowes t rates. Thomas ones, Horse-shoer and General Smith, Victoria Lane ff Durham-street West (next Hunter and Nolan's) .nd Kapanga Road, Coromandel. THE gospelpaklron and galV ANISED IRON AND WIRE COATP4NV IRST PRIZE MEDAL, SYDNEY EXHIBITION ' 1879-80. P HE OOSPEL OAK IRON AND GAL--I- ANISED IRON AND WIRE COMPANY. RON AND GALVAIfISERS r FI AWHnp n rr ' lr ( Second Brand, Krln n /-Trademarks.- "EAGLE," i lirst Quality. j (Eagle Quality. The Gospel Oak is the oldest manufacture of Galimsed Iron in England. The original Galvanised - I™! 1 , 1 ® was first made at these Works, in the year ' r ~s lron obtained the Prize Medal for "Excellent ' °i a *V. x . the Great Exhibition in 1862, it being the Prize Medal awarded in the trade. The price is now greatly reduced. Works—Gospel.Oa'k Iron Works. Tipton. ~ Mitre Works, 'Wolverhampton. ; c >> Regent's Canal Limehouse, Londoii. 1 \V arehouse—s6. Upper Thames-street, London. 1 Export Office—llo, Cannon-street, London. (