Merchandise
. " QPPENHE] CUSTOM HOUSE-ST Havb to AnnrvE — Per ' Oceola" and ' Glenariff,' from New York : Per ' Rakaia,' 'Hermione,' and Orient Steamers, from London: CoNSIGSMENTS OP Hartford Woven Wire Mattresse3 Iron and Brass Bedsteads Agricultural Implements Mast, Foos, and Co.'s Turbine Wind Engines, Force Pumps, and Bnck-eye Lawn Mowers American Lubricator Co.'s Lubricators Munson Bros.'Portable Mills American Iron Hungarian Nails Assorted Invoices of Builders' Furnishing Hardware, and Carriage Hardware Carriage Leather and Trimmings Steel Barbed Fencing Wire Aquarium"Stands, Flower Stands, Ferneries, Ornamental Bracket" and Lamp Brackets Carriage Lamps and Street Lamps Automatic Washing Machines Door and Gate Si rings, Mincing Knives, Screwdrivers, and General Hardware Axe 3, Hammers, and Tools Linseed Oil, boiled and raw Paints, ready mixed for use Bohemian Glassware, Vases, Lustres, Toilet Sets, and Fancy Ware Assorted Invoices of Stationery, Envelopes, Pencils, and Pens 200 cases Craymer's National Cognac Brandy Also, per P. and O. Co;'s ' Kaiser-i-hind': Gower Bell and Ebonito Bell Telephone, Electric Bells, Speaking Tubes, etc. For full particulars, prices, and terms apply to
:mee & q0.,REET, AUCKLAND iBESoiB AoEXTS EI VetT ZEALAND, ASD SOLICIT IjfDENTS FOE The American Fencing Co.'s Steel Barb Fence 'Wire, both galvanised and painted; the cheapest and best in the market ■ . ■ ■ Tlio Pierce Well ' Excavator Co.—Artesian IV.II- - Woll-boring, and Mineral Prospecting Mschinery, Quarrying Tools, Pumps', Windmills etc. The tcffells Improved Doable Turbine Water Wheels Frick and Co.'s Eclipse Steam Engines Barrow's and Stewart's Portable Engines The Cleveland Steam Gauge Co.'s Portable Forges (a few jnst landing, ex ' Camillo') The Eollstone Machine Co.'s Wood-workin Ma' chinery GoodaU and Waters' Wood-working Machinery Frasso and Co's Jewellers' and Machinists' Fine Tools and Engine Lathes Saxton and Amidon's Bit Braces The Atha Tool Co.'s General Hardware The Gower Bell Loud-Speaking Telephonos and Electric Bells Messrs. Oppenhcimer and Co. also execute Indents through the LEADING and BEST MANUFACTURERS in England, France, Germany, all parts of the Continent, and America ; and all Indkxts are placed Direct with toe Manofactoiieks, asx> ahe Executed at Manufactokeks' Prices. OPPENHEIMER & CO., Customhouse-street, Auckland.
'T7T T> 0 E T E B & C* 0., She JL **J FURNISHING, BUILDERS AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS, ■ IRON MERCHANTS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT? IMPORTERS, Queek and High-streets, Auckland. ; e. p. & co. ake receiving krom europe and america {large shipments op the Best and Newest Goods Direct from the MANErFACTCREHs." • The following items are 1 now landing,ex'Loch Dee': — 292 bundles Hoop Iron, from | to 2| ; 2 oases Oakey's Glass Paper and Emery Cloth, &c. 7 oases hornsby's ploughs and plough flttings 40 keos Galvanised Snap-headed Nails 10 tons Black Fencing Wire 15 tons Galvanised Corrugated Iron 1 Paint Mill ■•;•'■' 1 case Spear and Jackson's Circular Saws 1 „ '„■■•■ : ~; Hand and Tesnon Saws, &c. 1 ~ , ~: ~ Crossjcut and Pit Saws 29 dozen „ „ ; •■ Solid Steel Spades : '."_ 6 tons Black Sheet Ikon, 12 to 26 gauge • ■•; 284 packages op Paints • : ■.. '"':.. 103 PACKAGES LINSEED Olli • 10 barrels Stockholm Pitch and Tar, &c. - : 50 PvAHDALL'S PATENT STEEL DISC HARROWS/ with extra DISCS, &C. ...-.'; 5 toss Sheet Zinc, Nos. 9 to 14 . . | 1 Priestjsian Patent Steam Crane and Dredge, by Tangye Bros, 3 cases Mathieson's Tools 25 kegs Steel Nails ! 1 case Lockwood's Pocket Knives 72 packages Register Grates ; 19 packages Tomb Rails, Standards, Scrapees, &c. 1 BAiiE Austin's Patent Sash Linb 2 cases Hand Seed Drills, for garden seeds, mangolds, &c. 1 cask Grocers' Stand Scales, with Agate . 17 cases Iron Bedsteads, 3ft. to 4ft. 6in. 3 hogsheads gas moons 1 tierce Tinman's Fittings, &c. 2 bales Plough Lines : 1 bale Seine Twine 1 bale Cotton Fishing Lines 1 case Brass Tubing, £ to iin. : 2 casks "Marpibs" , Carpenters' Tools 1 cask "Ashberry's" Britannia Metal Tea Pots 108 Extka Fine-Gnu Grindstones 1 case White Chisa Wash Basins 12 Berlin Black Register Stoves 1 cask Tin'd Tacks;' '. ; 1 OABK Coach Screws 1 Gardner's Butcher's Block Sausage Machine ■-.'■■ . 1 case Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, &c. 1 cask Cattle Bells \ : . 1 case Brunswick Black 1 case Fern Hooks and Engineers' Hammers 2 cases Hurricane Kerosene Lanterns 2 casks Perforated Sheet Zinc , ; A LARGE SHIPMENT OF AMERICAN GOODS IS JUST LANDED, Ex 'Superior,' from New Youk. V_ jp T> O R T E R & r 1 Ol ' * ' HARDWARE IMPORTERS, AUCKLAND. ■ Retail Department—Queen-street. Wholesale and Iron Yard—High-street. N.B.—All Goods Carefully Packed, and Forwarded with Despatch. L ° U L S Ac A T H A H, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, " Dashwood House, " 9, New Broad-street, London, E.C. PURCHASES AND SniPS ALL KINDS OF ENGLISH, CONTINENTAL, AND AMERICAN MERCHANDISE. All Orders (large or email) will bo promptly and faithfully executed on modcrato terms on receipt of the approximate value In banker's draft on London, or with authority to draw at 60 or 00 days' sight, against Bill of Lading for amount of shipments. Catalogues, Circulars, Drawings, and Information of Ml kinds will be sent without delay to all applicants and every facility will bo extended with a view to stimulating and encouraging business. L. A. N. Is alflo prepared to receive consignments of Now Zealand Produco, which will have prompt attention, and personal supervision. Represented in Auckland by A N H. NATnAN, Lower Quesn-street. SYDNEY EXHIBITION, 1880. SUCCESS OP |"IHATWOOD'S OAF FjS These Well-known Safes were awarded the ONLY SPECIAL FEST-OLASS PRIZE THE HIGHEST AWARD GIVEN In the nigh Conrt of Justico (Chancery Division), CHATWOOD V. MILNEE. In an action bronght to restrain the Defendants from advertising that they had received the First Prize at the Sydney Exhibition, Vice-Ch&nceUor Malins said: —" I am bound to say that I must consider the First Prize is awarded to Mr. Chatwoad. There cannot be two Senior Wranglers in one year." ■■" OAFES! OAFES! QAFE S! , " The Jurors have placed the British and Foreign Competitors in tho following ORDER OF MERIT :— CHATWOOD FIRST. MILNER .... .. .. .. SECOND. ' i * » * "Messrs. CHATWOOD stood alone in the fact that they obtained the highest possible number of marks In every point—thief-proof, fire-proof, finish, and coat."—Australian Gazette. : Ciiatwood's Safes again Victorious Against all the World in Competition \ AT MELBOURE, 1881, "CHATWOOD'S FIRST." 120, CANNON-STKEET, LONDON, ) ' 11, CrosS'Street, Manchester. 22, Bond-street.l Leeds. • Works:-BOLTON. linkers' Drafts for half the amount of Orders to accompany Indents; remaining half against B/L,' '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6146, 29 July 1881, Page 7
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