Merchandise^ WIN6AT E, BJJRN S, & C 0., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL®[RONMONGERS, CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET, AUCKLAND. WINGATE, BURNS, & CO. DO NOT PROFESS TO SELL AT OR UNDER COST, BUT THEY RIGIDLY ADHERE TO A I LOW STANDARD PRICE LIST, AND OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY— KITCHEN UTENSILS, TABLE CUTLERY, ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, TOILETWARE, BEDSTEADS, FENDERS, FIRE IRONS, &0., 6a. BUILDING IRONMONGERY— ROOFING FELT, GALVANIZED IRON, SHEET ZINC, SHEET LEAD. NAILS, LOCKS, HINGES, RANGES, REGISTER STOVE 3, SCRIM, &0. HESSIAN, WHITELEAD, VARNISHES, OILS, MIXED PAINTS, &0. CARPENTERS' TOOLS— MOSELEY'S PLANES, AMERICAN CHISELS, SAWS, HAMMERS, &0., Ac., &c. ■ COACHBUILPERS' MATERIALS — EVERY ARTICLE KNOWN TO THE TRADE KEPT IN STOCK. FARM IMPLEMENTSPLOUGHS AND PLOUGH FITTINGS, WALLACE'S CELEBRATED PLOUGHS, &C. MOWERS, SCYTHES, FORKS, RAKES, SPADES, SHEEP-SHEARS, &a„ &a. vS FENCING WIRE— BARBED AND BLACK ANNEALED.
OGW i One of these Cigarettes- gives Immediate reliaMn tho worst attack of ASTHMA, COUGH, BRONCHITIS and SHORTNESS of BREATH. Persons who suffer at night with coughing, phlegm, and short breath find them invaluable, as they instantly check the spasm, promote sleep, and allow the patient to pass a good night. Axo perfectly harmless, and may be smoked by ladies, children, and most delicate patients. May be obtained of all Medicine Vendors._ Caction.—To guard against fraudulent imitations, see that each Box beirs the narao of" Wilcox and Co., 239, Oxford' Street, London.' M The use of this valuable mouth -wash Insures entire freedom from toothache and decay ©f the teeth. Th ore arc? three kinds, distinguished by a yellow, GREEK, and RED BILK THREAD to the
Uiuu UIUJS, m 10. anu 10-carai gold (plain), with stones or gems, from 4s 6d to £20 each. LADIES' AND GENTS' GOLD ALBERTS, all qualities, from 30s each Ladles' and Gents' Silver Chains, from 6s Od each BROOCHES, EARRINGS, and SUITES, In Gold and Sliver STUDS, LINKS, and COLLAR STUDS, from 5s the set. GREENSTONE ORNAMENTS, the largest assortment in the colony, at lowest prices; suitable or home presents, GOLD AND SILVER LOCKETS, from 4s each. Tho quality of every articlo in our departments is guaranteed, and If not approved of, may be exhanged. CLOCKS —A very large variety, all examined andl timed and guaranteed for twelve months, from 6s Gd to 100s each. Our 12s 6d Nickel A larm is a speciality and well adapted for tho working man. ii'LECTEO-PLATED CRUETS, TEA-POTS, PRELi SENTATION CUPS, TEA SETS, PICKLE FRAMES; BUTTER-COOLERS, VASES, WAITEBS, &o.—a very large stock to select from. Table and dessert knives, electroPLATED; AND SIBERIAN SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS at English prices. GLASSWARE— Useful and Ornamontal—comprlsing Vases, Lustres, Centre Pieces, Shades, Flowers, Frnits, Birds. Dresden china, toilet sets, what-not ORNAMENTS, GIRONDGLES, &o-an endless assortment. CABINETWARE— Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, Jewel, Glove, and Handkerchief Boxes, from 2s to 100s each. These will well repay intending buyers inspecting. LEATHER GOODS—In Ladies' and Gents' Fitted and Unfitted Bags, Travelling Cases, Albums, Purses. Pocket Books, Pocket Albums, Cigarette and Cigar Cases, &c. Albums from Is 6tf to 80s each, Pursos f rom 6d to 20s. A large assortment of Sealskin and Musquash Bags and Parses just arrived ; very low in price. CHINA TEA SETS (40 pieces) from IBs to 753. Our 20s Sots are marvellous valuo and very pretty. China Breakfast Sets, the latest novelties, very choice. DOC.LS AND TOYS of Foreign and Colonial Man uf&cturo, the most complete assortment procurable in the city—all marked in plain figures at the very lowest prices. ACCORDIONS AND CONCERTINAS from 6s to 60s each. JET. SILVERINE AND ABYSSINIAN GOLD JEWELLERY, too largo a variety to partlcuTRICYCLES, PERAMBULATORS, ROCKINGHORSES—in and out door games of every description. mHE STOCK AT MONTAGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR JL Is so varied and extensive that it is impossible to enumerate more than a few leading lines. A visit from intending purchasers is cordially invited in order that they may convince themselves of its mag" nltude, quality, and cheapness. COMPETITION DEFIED AT MONTAGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR . QITE EH-STREET, AUCKLAND. MORE CRYING INFANTS. ALBANY FOOD for INFANTS and INVALIDS. I A sclf'dlgesttag Farinaceous Diet. This food is highly recommended by the Medical Profession; and, I also by MOTHERS. The following extracts, from ! among a host of testimonials, will serve to show its I alue I FROM DOCTORS: i 1. "Is witness to its universal success." j 2. " I use your Food whenever I can." | 3. " I have had more than one instance of your ! Food being continued when the patient has refused all other articles of diet." FROM MOTHERS: 1. "Baby was so wretchedly thin and did nothing but CRY, CRY, night and day, and everything ho took seemod to make him worse. Literally, your Food savod his life." 2. " Both my children got STRONG and FAT, after using it a short time." 3. "My child was so whining and restless before taking it, whereas NOW it is really as comfort* able and QUIET as I could could possibly wish, and already looks FATTER." The ALBANY FOOD may be purchased at mOBt Of the leading Chemists and Grocers. Sole Proprietor: B. H. Keable, England. Aqsmts: E. MITOHELSON & CO,, 19, QUEEN SJCRtGT, AUCKLAND
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6829, 6 October 1883, Page 4 (Supplement)
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