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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6669, 3 April 1883, Page 7

•! •<' ;? y ■ Merchandise- \Ki SI. i:\ ■■ " OPPENHBIMER V & " C°" i HAVE ON SALE, AND ARB SOLE . AGENTS IN NEW ZEALAND tor I LALLIER VERNOT & CO.'S CELEBRATED FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, ; 3 FEET 6 INCHES, 4 FEET, AND 4 FEET 6 INCHES DIAMETER, JCST LANDED, ' " £30 TO £38 PER PAIR. MUNSON'S PORTABLE MILLS, best in the world ; it will not 0100 or choke - UNDKK ANYSTEFIS j SKI.F-A I\7TTSTING AND PERFECT IN BALANCE. PRICK FOR ' 32-INCH SINCLE-«EAIH!tI, WITH TWO FRI'.NCH BORR STONES, £75. POWELL & DOUGLAS' CHAMPION WINDMILLS, for Phmpino, Chaitcutting, Corn-grinding, <ec., all compi.rtk, £25 each. COLEMAN & MORTON'S PATENT DOOBLE-FRONT WHEEL CULTIVATORS, TWO JIITNDKKD *IRST PRICES, FROM THE RoTAL AND OTHKR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES, £8, £10, AND £12 EACH, WITH SHARES. GREGORY'S PATENT DOUBLB-MESHEB LIME AND SCORIA SCREENS, £4 EACH. GIIiPIN'S CELEBRATED 13-inch SULKY PLOUGH, £17 10s. SOUTH' BKND CHILLED PLOUGHS, ant. 12-iNOii BREAKING PLOUGHS. CAHOON'S BAND SEED-SOWERS, 31s 6D EACH, CLEVELAND STEAM iBUyERyOFFICE? ■ HILL & CO.'S • - PORTABLE FORGES . • HOG-RINGS, AND ORDER OP HOG-RINGERS. International Exhibi-. 90,000,000soidin eight OPPENHEIMKR & CO. Also execute Indonts at Mannfaetnrnrs - prices, abd without Importers' proat or commission added, for nU kinds of HARDWARE. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY, CARRIAGES! ANC WAGGONS SADDLES?. BOOT GRINDEUY, FURNITURE. AMERICAN NOYELTIB3 AND NOTIONS, and in fa«t EYERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS, from Engliuid, America, and tho Continent of Europe. • For full Particulars, Prices, and Terms, apply to _ : > OPENHEIMER & CO., Auckland. ; T ATEST FROM "LE FOLLET"\~"Ot all annoyances, as connected with 'la toilette,' none 13 Tl greater than tho purchase of material'apirarcnUy the "very ttlnrrequl«djthi>«^^ueut ' undlnK that 4 appearances are deceitful,' and money, time, and trouble havo 211 DOCII wasted In tho acquirement of an article whose beauty was transient and durability nil." . Since our first recommendation of tho ( J OUIS' VELVETEEN, overy purchaser has reltoratcd tho praiso wo | JLi I)C6t Mimy makers would have contonted themselves -with ■ having thus gained publlo favor; but tho great oomMtltlon in • Vclvoteens, and tlio praiseworthy determination not to ho w' ZyT surpassed, havo led tho manufacturer 01 tho < <r'»TIiS VELVETEEN* to bo constantly Booking Improvements, which havo resulted in tho produo- ft Tho Btrlctest eiamlna- mar tionof the -*** try every test of touch and sight vfithout discovering these are other aENL'mE WOVEN FABT PILES, A. 1 . than tho Genoa Velvets tiiey so \vttw iflKvoA face.' closely resemble, while the peculiar WITH GLNOA iAiL . Hjl arrangements resulting In the 'fast woven . dUo* enables them to stand interminable and rough wear,that would ruin real velvets at four tiinea tho pricc. i rnnE "MT3:A'B JOURNAL" says:—"Tho advantages c2aime<lfor A ■ this VelTOlecn am not a few. First tho color, which is a flue a -** bluo-bladc. The appearance is certainly very hnndsonie, and not easily disiingnldhod from velvet; it is thinner andflnevin toxturo, II B . tvt\d consequently less heavy than ordinary velveteen and i» said to tuko the aeedlo more easily than any other* , —Every yard of the genuine hears tho name XiOXJXS/ • MAY BE HAD FEOil ALL FIItST-CLASS DRAPERS.

rjTHTC AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED), GENERAL !-&/OB£ERS, 6 and 11, Qceen-street Whabf, HAVE FOR SAIE,' EX WEATHEK3FIIXD, BORDER CHIEF, fAMENOTH, ANTARKS, AND EEOEKT ARRIVALS 10 tons best Annealed and Galvanised Barb Fenc ing Wire . 100 kegs Wire Nails CO drums Raw And Boiled Linseed Oil 15 casks Raw and Boiled Lin-eed Oil 820 kegs Zinc and White Lead Paint 103 casks Washing Soda and Whiting CO boxes Whito Starch 50 cosos Bathbricks , Marmalade-, Jetties, Essences. Liquorice Pips, Candied Peel, Jujubes, Lozenges Groy, Brown, and Pink Paper and Paper Bags Baking Powder, Blue, Ink Llmetta Cordial, Anglo-Swiss Milk Pickles, Lea and Perrin's Sauco, Assorted Sauces Blacking, Blaclclcad, Knife Polish Tan Hoot en's andHemeo. Cocoa Colman's D.S.F. Mustard, Heave's Food Gockles, Holloway's Pills and Ointment Westen and Westall's Fine and Coarse Salt . Sago, Tapioca, Rice, Treacle Hams and Uacou, Cheese Confectioners' Bags (blue and pink bags) Bell and Black's, R. Bell's, and Bryant end May's "Vestas Perry Davis' Painkiller &c., &«., &c. TEAS. A Large Stockftn Chests. £-Chests and Boxes, diroct - , from Foochow. • j SUGARS. 1 Company's 1.W., 1.C., and Yellow Sugar Crushed' Lump Sugar ! Fiji Sugar - GRAIN AND FLOUR. Wood's Red Star Flour Auckland-ground Flour Oats, Wheat, Fowl Wheat, Maize Bran, Sharps, &c. HATE TO EX DEVONPORT, FROM NEW. YORK. Reaper and Binder, Mowers and Reopars ' Disk Harrows, No. 6, 7, 8» 9, and 10 Spring Tooth Harrow?, Sulky Plows Farm and Courtland Waggons { Single, Double, and Hooded Buggies V Bag Holders,-Frazer's Axle Greaso 1 Hand Seed Drills, Seed Sowers \ Alayke, Cow Grass, Red Clover, and Timothy : % Seeds ' , L . . Galvanized A-Barb Wire (most Appiovod kind) \ Canadian Lawn Mowers, Ames and Eeid'a \ Shovels • • i American Axes, Hay,and Manuro Forks 1 Wringing Machines, pyiinder Churns | Hay Knives, Store and Bag Tru<?ks i P. p. West and Co.'s Drills, with Fertiliser , X Dump ilorso Rakes, &c., Arc. *00 Dozen American Corn Brooms 10 Tons Cut and Crushed Loaf Sugar »0 Boxes Marizoaa, 50 Boxes Starcli »0 Boxes Clothes Pegs, 100 Dozen Zinc Wash % Boards • i Barrels Knickerbocker Planter (Barrels Resin v.Cases Axe Handles rDozen Boys' Velocipedes 1 4 ... - |EX MATAURA. FROM LONDON J $ ■ I tartaric Acid, Cream Tartar, Epsom Salts • taking Powder, in packets and bottles i eidlitz and Lemonado Powders Hiito and Yellow Sugar Candy ible Bait, Raspberry Vinegar ! i£T. Morton's Jams and Marmalade . JX. Morton's Table, Crystal, and Chile Vinegar XT. Morton's FicCalily, Chow Chow, and. Mixed Pickleo J*. Morton's Chutney, in j ana pia bottles 0v Morton's Salad acd Castor Oil J?. Morton's Confectionery and Preserved taper P«d Bloaters, Salmon, and Anchovies Biii and Poison's Corn Flour, Patent Groats Lo%d Perrin's Sauces, Yorkshire Relish Mcforrat Limo Juice Cordial Valouten, Taylor and Fry's Coooa Milk, Coffee and MJlk Clos Pimento, Nutmegs, Mixed SpJ«e * Colics Whito and Blue Starch and. Bluo Colni'e Corn Flour and Mustard ' EX CBSNTHORPE AND BRAHMIN. 15 tons ASaled Fencing Wire 6 tons G&nised Steel !£arb Wiro -£10 drums and Boiled Linsoed Oil 35 barrels w and Boiled Linseed Oil 7 bales CHio's Doublo Crown, &c., Cancas .50 barrels Grants 25 tons Fined Coarso Salt <K> kegs WhiLcad 8 ewes Bnwpre Maccaron3apioca, ClilorodyiCandied Peel, Baking Powdor Nutmegs, Vves, Pimento, Nuts, &c. Golden Sy>, Gelatine, Ac. \ G. W. OWEN, -T Managing Director. Q H A | P A ONE., ■ ■ i & OO.'S jy R y -jy[b NoPO LE, of all wi>merciiants, IHEODOR SATOV& CO., LONDON, Sole Aoenth fcu Gil Britain, India, AND TUIS (.OKIES. A GENTS FOR TEtfAS ATKINSON'S J\. ENERGETIC FO©RY ECONOMICAL COOKING RANGE, BOILT.OVEN, &c. Specially adapted to Colonial coal anfood; burns loss coals and wood than any otlior ratmado ; requires vory little fixing, and easily roplac«SccM°na oq required. No firebricks used; very suite. ior small or largo famiHos. PRICES LOW. ieen Prizes awarded. Three Thousand sold and in v* Second Prizo, Exhibition, Chriatchurch.—T. aiS. Morrin and Co., Queen-street; R. M. Helghton7, Queen-Btroek

]g TJ\ ON K S & Cv °' HAVE FOR SALE : OKE HUBBARD QLEANER AND BINDER 11 CHAMPION " GRAIN DRILLS SPRING TOOTH HARROW*. FARM WAGGONS LIGHT WAGGONS HOODED BUGGIES . SINGLE BUGGIES CARRIAGES, HARNESS, WHIPS To Arrive ox 'Beatrice Havener' from New York w CHAMPION " GRAIN DRILL WITH T778 NIP SOWER HAY RAKES, 20-T&OTH GALVANIZED BARB FENCING WIR LAWN MOWERS DOG CARTS HARNESS POR COACH, BUGGY, AND CARTS CORTLAND WAGGONS FARM WAGGONS (IRON AND THIMBL SKEIN-AXLES) AXLE GREASE SEWING MACHINES (CABINET AND HAND) FOLDING CHAIRS . BARBER CHAIRS OFFICE, DINING, BEE-ROOM, AND ROCKIN CHAIRS (IN MAPLE AND ASH) WIRE MATTRASSES CLOCKS SAFES REVOLVING CHAIRS PLATFORM TRUCKS ORGUINETTES WITH MUSIC AMERICAN ORGANS FROM THE NEW ENGLAND ORGAN COMPANY. IJIONKS & QO. jgNGLIS H O O D £ DIRECT, At Lowest Export Prices, D NICHOLSON & C 0., .. SILK, "WOOLLEN, AND MANCHESTER WAREHOUSEMEN, India, Colonial, and Forhign Outfitters ESTABLISHED 1543, Invito attention to their Illustrated 220-page Catalogue, sent (with patterns) 'post free, i LADIES' CLOTHING, LINENS ' HOSIERY, i GLOVES, RIBBONS, HABERDASHERY, JEWELLERY, &c. Contractors for Slilltary and Police Clothing ani , Accoutrements. /.Furniture, Musical. >Instruments Ironmongery, Fire Arms, Cutlery, Carriages, Saddlerj ; and Harness, Boots and Shoes, Winos and Spirits, Ale: and Beers, Preserved Provisions, Stationery* ' Perfumery, Books, Toys, etc, >. Forcicrn Produce disposed of for a Commission of 21 pcrccnt. - Xkhmh: Not less than 25 per cent, to accompany orders, and balances will be drawn for at 00 days' sight D. NICHOLSON & CO., 50 to 53 St. Paul's Churchyard, and 66 Paternoster Row, London. Jg» DY.N'O OTHER M AKE J IXIS ASK POll UNSURPASSED . CHADWTCK'J j TJMitiVALLr.D Super Sti-Cor< COTTON joj jo) ' C° TT °N, s (Six Cord), VjjV Tobohadatal Tut IT and Retail . Seb. DRAPERS Solo Wholesale Agents for Now Zealand SARGOOD, EWEN & CO. AUCKLAND. SARGOOD, SON, & EWEN, Dunedin, Christcburch, and Invercargill. STRUTT, of BELPER, ESTABLISHEL 1780. STRUTTS' KNITTING AND SEWING COTTON. STRUTTS' CROCHETS AND MERINO YARN. STRUTT, .W. G. & J. BELPER, DERBYSHIRE nnd LONDON Agents: Messrs. A.M. Ucchanan & Co., Melbourne. | JOSEPH I STEEL PENS. | [ SoM by alt tillers throughout the \Vorlih J Young men's christian association, corner ov wellesley and albert-streets. "Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. All the Leading Papers on tho tables. Subscription, 2a 6d per quarter, Tho Library contains upwards of 2SOO vols, in the various departments of Literature. Sub* scription, 2s Cd per quarter. Tea and Coitee Pro* vided. Employment and Boarding-house Re« ai for Yosmo MKN on Tuesdays, at 7.30. Evangelistic Services, TrroiWDAYs, at 7.50. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturdays, at 7.50. Biblo Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. ... STRANGERS and olhors (especially Young Men) cordially invited to visit tl»* Rnonis, whero all information may bo obtained Owa from 8 a.m. till 10 P*m.