Building Material, Fuel, &*■ fi ROUND T IMB. Vr ABOUND X IME. , FOR SALE. VJT -*-* SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUKD RCCHE LIME, IK ANY QUAKTITY, Fon Co.vckete Patiis, Flocks, Cellars, kc, &c, &c. (Next to stone flagging.) J« unrivalled for durability and hard setting qualities, For Tanks and other wet work, it is .1 lirstclata material. B. KEaNE, Sole Agent, Customhouse-street. . -Y*7~ ANTED KNOWN. >"OVr DISCHARGIXG, A CARGO OF NEWCASTLE CO-OPER-TIVE COAL. SPLENDID SAMPLE. 22 s - PBR lx>i> (DELIVERED), CASH. JOSEPH R A I G, COMMEKCE-STKEET. riOAL i i i WHAUWHAU COAL JUNES, WHANGAREI. Office—No. 8, Lower Qcekx-stkkkt, W. SLOANE, Agent. Q * g A L E. BONEDDST, superior quality GUANO, £3 pkr tonTAUPIRI COAL BAY OF ISLANDS COAL NEWCASTLE COAL, norsE A.vt smiths' CHARCOAL TANKS FIREWOOD POTATOES HOUSE BLOCKS SHINGLES BKICKS, LIME, akd SAXD W. & G. WINSTONE. AGENTS FOR G. BOVn's TlrE AND TII.Y GOODS. Nurserymen. SEED WAREHOUSE. Querx Stbf.kt, Auckland. C. T "W'REX submits to nolice. " E AIZLY DWARF PROLI KIC JIAIZK," iutroduced from Paris, and grown athis Nursery last season. Planted early in December, in drills 3 feet apart plants 4 to 8 inches apart in tbe rows, rip. nod beginning of March, producing at rate of GO bushels per acre. The grain is small, anil of line quality, the stalk about live feet high, and lialf-ineh thick, the whole consumable by stock, fed as the cobs are stripped, there need not be a particle of waste, or it may be dried easily at that season, and stored for tutncs.a ripo crop of this maize*m-iy beVikenTaml the land prepared for grass or other autumn crop in good time. Undoubtedly with the help of this maize, anil tlie protection lately given, we ought to produce all and inoro than we require in the country. Seed, Is per Ib.: over 201b5., less lf> per cent. C. T. W. is desirous of arranging with a cultivator in an isolated district r the production of pure seed for next season. JlHMO.—Some of the seed merchants or Auckland having considered their profits min-li too high, hare ruled regular prices down accordingly C. T. W.'s experience in both positions convinces him that the course is inimical to the interests of both seller ami purchaser in tho long run- still he will not allow himself to be undersold by any recognised house, quality for quality, and will supply at current rates. His lease of present Seed Warehouse expires in a few months, and will be required for re-building ; and, to keep stocks low, ho will offer some special lines at Flower Seeds in liberal collections by post. Agricultural Seeds of best quality Xursery Stock of all descriptions. C. T. WREN, SEED WAREHOUSE. QITKEX-BTREKT. Nursery, Mount llouson, llcmucra. Established over Twenty Years. Oil and Colounaen. WpHILUPrS & c< ON, OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, 95 AND 97, QuEEX-STRKET. Aro now opening new patterns of P A P E R HANGINGS, IK GREAT VARIETY, Comprising every description of Stvle and Quality. Including Dados, and Panel decorations. Also, PLATE GLASS—POLISHED, SILVERED, AND ROUGH, AT REDUCED PRICES. PICTURES, GILT MOULDINGS, AT VEKV LOW TRICES. WHITE LEAD, OILS, COLOURS ARTISTS' MATERIALS, and every description of PAINTERS' MATERIALS, TOOLS &c. GLASS SHADES, WHOLESALE AXl< RETAIL. If I M \l TO GROCERS AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS. JUST LANDED, EX 'LOCH CKEE,' And on Sale by the undersigned, , CHR. HANSEN'S LIQUID RENNET EXTRACT CHR. HANSEN'S LIQUID CHEESE COLOURING. These preparations are used in most of the leading much in request for their excellent qualities by the Dairy Farmers in the Southern Districts of' this Colony, BADER AND RAWUKCS, Fort-street. "Wholesale Agents for Auckland. October IS, VSSI. Tfi L LIO T T-S TRE ET, AUCKLAND. Whilst respectfully offering his sincere thanks to t tho numerous Patrons of the Firm for their kind a forbearance and consideration during the illness of d his late partner, t'HAULIiS ATKi.V to inform t hem that he is again ut the head of the Vanufic- f luring and Kcnairins Department, where all „„ ~„ .' with which he may be favoured will be under his c! A considerable number of all kinds of Vehicles are now being made, including some of t/io most stvliah yet produced in the Colony. COT7SIXS & ATKIX. " THE COTTON FOE NEW ZEALAND. "CHAD WICK'S." , >'OTED FOK STRENGTH, BLAST CITY, AND FKEEDOM FROM KNOTS.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6261, 10 December 1881, Page 2
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