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Mprchandlse. W I JST GAT E, BUR NS, & C 0., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET, AUCKLAND. WING ATE, BURNS, & CO. DO NOT PEOFEiiS TO SELL AT OR UNDER COST, BUT THEY RIGIDLY ADHERE TO A LOW STANDARD PRICE LIST, AND OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYER'S. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY— KITCHEN UTENSILS, TABLE CUTLERY, ET,ECTRO-PLATED WARE, TOILKTWARE, BEDSTEADS, FENDERS, FIRE IRONS, &c, Sc. BUILDING IRONMONGERY— KOOFINQ FELT, GALVANIZED IRON. SHEET ZINC, SHEET LEAD, NAILS, LOCKS. HINGES, RANGES, REGISTER STOVE?, SCRIM, So. HESSIA'N, WBITELEAD, VARNISHES, OILS, MIXED PAINTS, Ac. CARPENTERS' TOOLS— I MOSELV.Y'S PLANES, AMERICAN CniSELS, SAWS, HAMMERS, CO A CHBUILDERS' KATERIALS - EVERY ARTICLE KNOWN TO THE TRADE KEPT IN STOCK. FARM IMPLEMENTS— PLOUGHS AND PLOUGH FITTINGS, WALL*CE'S CELEBRATED PLOUGHS, Sc. MOWERS, SCYTHES, FORKS, RAKES, SPADES, SHEKP-SHEARS, ic, &o. FENCING WIRE— BARBED AND BLACK ANNEALED. - ' ' — \

I through intense heat or cold, rain or mud; I I NO BRUSHING REQUIRED; easily applied with sponge attached to the cork; needs | I only one application a week; it nevor soils the olothing; invaluable for military ac- I I coutrements, as it is not affected by the weather; preserves the leather; cleanest, | best, and cheapest for all kinds of boots, shoes, harness, bags and purses. NUBJAN I HAS A.HUNDRED USES for renovating leather, wood or metal. , 3 I Nubian Oil Paste Blacking", in tins; & Liquid Japan Blacking, in jars. I g Superi or to all other makes. Sold throughout the Colonies. I THE "LOUIS" VELVETEEN. «*& THE WEAR of every dg»& KpS| yard guaranteed by the V3ra> V s °t Manufacturer, and the /h3§? GENUINE bears on the M&T\, Ipfe 4\. bac ' < every yarcl tne (f^Mmr I r 7 Ladies who have found SrPllliik P other Velveteens to wear KpllPlil S '\ ra badly should be careful to y©Swll^l^iik ff bt| y only those stamped »l "LOUIS." x^^» i ' ' THIS CELEBRATED i :^^^^^^^S i VELVETEEN is sold by * & ">£ J X-& V, all the leading Drapers » _ «~" C- throughout tho Colonies, J^cjUj^^B^K^BSßa= ~J V r Jfs mallV WnO,Tl W '" Setld Patterns post free on "" s^^^^^^^^^

"jVTOORE h rrOWNSHEND, WTNE AND SPrR'IT MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS - 0/ the following Gooih wlich are OF THE FINEST QUALITY AND ARK NOW on Sale. POVTS Uhemes Madeira Champagne SPARKLING RUGUNDY JAMAICA RUM Lowndes' do-j" BRANDIES / Hennessy'lif'" * Martcll's pits and dark Cavalier *~" In bulk and case Old Tom Geneva JDKZ Wolfe's Schna;i[B WHISKEYS' TEACHE'3 Grcenlee?J,rid Colvillo'» DunviUe'i AUSTRALIA' WINES Tokay' Mataro Muscat Sbiraz Reislin/ Hockhimia Frontinac Chasscis in pints and quart LIQUEUI3 Curaca Mara"hino CLARET. Laßie St. ilien La.yto St/Jtepho St/jTilieon OiAute) ALE /ID STOUT M/riau*B Bf • Tlnant's Clnness'ii Dublin Stout yiitbreacl London do Jpints a:nd quarts. jip-STRFIET, AUCKLAND. nvJrfMORE CRYING INFANTS. AOtfiy FOOD for INFANTS and INVALIDS. A 1? digesting Farinaceous Diet. This food is hi[H.i/ecommendeil by tho Medical Profession; and, allO- MOTHER'S. The following extracts, from 3t|Ljahost of testimonials, will servo to thow its fit FROM DOCTORS : M f Is witness to itn universal success." B /' I use your Food whenever I can." Ml" I have had moro than one instanco of your * / Food being continued when the patient has II refused all other articles of diol." \1 FROM MOTHERS : j/fl. "Baby waa so wretchedly thin and did nothing // but CRY, CRY, night and day, and everything ' / he took seemed to make him worse. Literally, k .' your Food saved his life." 2. "Both my children got STRONG and FAT, after using it a short time." 3. "My child was 30 whining and reslless before taking it, wher.sas NOW it is really, as comfortable and QUIET as I conld oould possibly wish, and already looks FATTER." The ALBANY FOOD may be purchased at most of the leading Chemists and Grocers. • Sole Proprietor: P. H. Keablo, England. Agents: E. MITCHELSON & CO., 19, QUEEN STRiET, AUCKLAND T\ EVON■ SHI R E CIDER.' Just Li.ndedi ex Matanra, A SPLENDID SHIPMENT OF PURE DEVONSHIRErCIDER. F. WINTER, Lnw«tr Queen-street. TjIDEN TERRACE AND MOUNT EOSKILL GROCERY STORES. COAL AND FIREWOOD YARD. F, M. MOF.LEY & CO 4

<&'""Go. DRINK $UR Pure f IT It has No Equal Natural Fiavour, Value, ani Ctrangth. PRICES 2/-, 2/4, 2/85' 3/-, 3/4, 4/- T." f-lb. and i-lb. Packets. HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. " PRESS," "Mr. Nelson is a Professional Tea Taster and Blender." AWARDED COLD & SILVER MEDALS. fija,SO& f J|[OATE&jJo. TEA IVIERCHAUTS, CHRISTCHURCH, AUCKLAND^ WELLINGTON. AGENTS-EVERYWHEBE. AUCKLAND BRANCH: • 156, QU E E N ' s TE.E ET, Next New Zealand Clothing Factory. M. L BVTAWD C O -' GENERAL IMPORTERS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, HAVE ON SALE. Large and variod Assortment of the Undermentioned Goods:— • 0.8.D., and othor BrirjPipes Meerschaum, Cherry, and Myall Pipes Tobacconists' Sundries Cigars and Cigarettes Lockwood's Pocket and Tablo Cutlery Johnson's, Mosley's, and other makers ditto Amorican and English Electro-plate E.P and N.S. Spoons and Forks Hciffor's Razors Rimmel's Perfumery and Soaps Letchford'a and Mouson's Perfumery and Soaps Brushwaro of all kinds Dressing and Tooth Combs Barber's and Pocket Combs Caipet Bags Neufeld's Pianottes-and Pianos Concertinas and Accordeons Musical Instruments of every description Albums, Purses, Fans, Ladies' Bags, tic. Workboxes, Desks and Dressing Cases Stationery of all kinds Fireworks and Chinese Crackers .Lawn Tennis and other Games Duko's and Cobbett's Crickoting Goods Marble, Nickel, and WooU Clocks Chimney and Toilet Glasses Vases, Lustres, and Flower Centres Novols Playing Cards Fancy Chinaware Salter's Balances Oil Paintings Balloon and Solid Balls Spectacles and Eye Glasses Masonic Aprons Hat and Umbrella Stands Bird Cages Walklngsticks Manilla Bags Feeding Bottles Toys M. LEVY AND CO., GENERAL IMPORTERS, QUBEN - BTRBET, AUOUXAND. gT. JAC_O_B 1S 0 11, THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. Sold by all Chemists and Druggists. ■ M. LEVY k C 6., Sole Agents (01 Auckland.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6825, 2 October 1883, Page 7

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