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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9347, 25 April 1889, Page 8

.ironmongery. JgURNS AND 00. ' Beg to intimate to their friends that they are adding 1 to their already Large and Well-selected Stock of : : Ironmongery, the following Shipments. LANDING PER SHIP " PLEIADES" FROM LONDON. , r X-4 eases Grasshopper ant' Elliptic Springs 24 Copper .Boilers, assorted, iugol to SO gal -: v 1 case Whoeler's Bruzzes and Adzes i case Brass-cased Tubing . and : Ash-pan 0 . Beading • ' • l 1 case General Brass Foundry 1 case Stubbs' Mill Saws and Hand Saws, 8 .'Files- - , 1 1 case Williams' Butcher Knives a 83 dozen Black's Spades r 2 bundles Galvanised Seed Riddles r , i sots Weston's Blocks, J ton and I ton 0 . 1 cask Ebonite Coal Vases > : ;■ v ' 1 tank Fine Tinned Tacks J 2 casks Salter's Spring Balances 3 cases and I task Avery's Counter Weighing J i Machines i 1 1 cask Kitchen Bellows . y 2 hales Jleuip Plough Line !. 1 cask Tapped and Blank Nuts ; 1 case N.B. Rubber Belting ' 1 cask Skewers, -Prospecting Pans, etc. { 7 bun lies Galvanised and Annealed Wire i. • 12 gauge to 2tS gauge 1 keg Tinned Bellows Nails J inch 42 three-legged Pots, assorted, 14- to 6 gallons 18 Camp Ovens, assorted, 9 to 20 inches 20 kegs Champion Genuine White Lead 160 reels Barb Wire • 40 reels Barb Wire, Thick Sol; - 120 bundles Galvanised Hoop Iron lin and Jin TO ARRIVE PER SHIP " ALASTOR" FROM LONDON. 5 100 kegs Wire Nails, assorted sizes 3 300 bundles Best Drawn Annealed and Oiled Fencing Wiro SO reels Johnson's Barb Wire 20 reels Johnson's Barb Wire, thick set 1 case Gilpin's Broco Bits and Eyed Augers 1 case Galvanised Padlocks 9 casks Best Crown Hand-made Horseshoes CO Register Grates - 6 Kitchen Ranges - 6 Hornsby's 1-wheel and 2-wheel Ploughs 10 dozen Honisby's Malleable Ploughshares > 40 Hornsby's furrow Wheels, Steel Shares and , Slipes 1 case Smith's Patent Door Springs case Tin Teapots, Gravy Strainers, and Patties [ 1 cask Pry Pans . 1 crate Travelling Trunks 1 bale Lamp Wick 40 cases Galvanized Iron 1 4 dozen Spear and Jackson's Tenon -Saws, blue back 12 Pit Saws, assorted, 5£ foet to 7 feet 3 dozen Spear and Jackson's Crosscut Saws, assorted, Sift to 9ft 7 dozen Spear and Jackson's Socke Strapped Spades - ' : '• ' 1 case Cartland's Brassfoundry 2 drums Methylated Spirit 1 case Braces and Brass Chair Nails 1 cask Cashboxes and Japanned Candlesticks 12 dozen Skelton's Spades 1 case Hoes 1 bale Hessians 1 cask Sofa Springs 3 casks Scotch T Hinges, assorted, loin to 20iii 1 cask Cupboard and Chest Locks, Suffolk Latches, Ac. 1 case Nettlefold's Screws 32 cases Curtis and Harvey's Gunpowder, diamond grain 3 coses Curtis and Harvey's Gnnpowder, treble strong 15 cases J. Hall and Son's Gunpowder, Tower - proof 41 bundles Sheet Iron , 603 bars Iron ■' - •' ' ' ' ' 400 bundles Iron 32 plates Iron 1 case Cartridge Cases and Gun Wads 47 coils Fine Yarn Manila Rope TO ARRIVE PER BARQUE SIMEON, FROM NEW YORK. 14,300 Coleman's Carriage Bolts, assorted 4 cases " Novelty" Wringers 40 boxes Putnam's Horse Nails 12 Store Trucks 1 case Bullock Bows 1 case Long-handle Steel Shovels 20 coses Sharp's Maine-handled Axes 2 cases " Universal" Wringers 2 cases Copper Paint 1 ease Malleable Carriage Fittings 1 package Easy Bolt Clippers 1 case Needle Hay Knives 1 case Bolt Studs and Belt Hooks 2 cases Pulleys and Brackets 1 ease Cow Bells ■ . 1 case Plumbs and Levels 1 case Hollow Augers 1 case .Drawing Knives and Hog Ringers 1 case Soft Dash Leather - 1 case Disston's Saws 1 case Screws and Clamps 1 case Mouse Traps " t 4 cases Wood Spoons 1 case " Eureka" Wringers 1 case lightning Hay Knives 1 case Bisston's Clamps 1 case Gate Latches 1 case Locks and Knobs 1 case Cheney Hammers 2 eases Apple Pavers 1 case Hartshorn Shade Roller Brackets 2 cases Mrs Potts' Sad Irons 350 cases " White Rose" Kerosene 20 kegs American Cut Nails 12 cases Half Axes and Boys' Axes TO ARRIVE PER BARQUE ARNOLD VON BIPPEN; FROM NEW YORK. 2 cases American Ploughs 40 boxes Eutman's Horse Nails 1 case Sausage Stutters 6 cases Half Axes-and Boys' Axes ' 1 case Long-Handled Steel Spades - lease Paint Mills 1 case Novelty " Wringers 1 case Sewing Machine Oilers -1 case Welding Compound 1 case Silver Hub Bands and Seat Scrolls 6 cases Indian Pond Stone 2 cases Small Sand Stone 1 case Ja-pajuied Apron Hooks and Rings 4 cases \\ ood Spoons 7 dozen Oars, assorted, 7to 12 feet . 24 pairs Bright Elliptic Springs 21 pairs Bright Concord Springs 6 cases Bush Hooks 1 case Electric Hay Knives. For the shooting season. WINGATK, BURNS, AND CO. Have just Landed the Largest and Best-selected Shipment of Guns that they have ever had, comprising—Double and Single Muzzle-loaders, Double and Single Breech-loaders, O Grain Gunpowder, HP' Gunpowder, Tower-proof Gunpowder, Treblestrong Gunpowder, Newcastle Chilled Shot, Shot Pouches and Powder Flasks ; also, a Large Assortment of Gunfittings. Custom-street Auckland. Building MaterialTHE . Jg-AURI rgIIMBEK OOMPANY (LIMITED), TIMBER TIMBER ! TIMBER! The Company has at its Mills, Custom-street West, large Stocks of well-seasoned Timber of all lengths and size?, and Joinery of every description which are offered at lowest remunerative prices and on special terms for cash. Also, to effect speedy clearance of balance of Stocks at their Yards in Mechanics' Bay and Freeman's Bay (lately the property of the Union Sash and Door Company, New Zealand Timber Company, and others), JOB LOTS are offered at considerable reductions. The Special attention of CONTRACTORS AND BUILD la invited to the unrivalled facilities which the Kauri Timber Company possess for the execution of all orders entrusted to it, and it is the desire of the Company to give entire satisfaction to all customers by prompt attention to the same. JJURE ! Jp RE ! J llllll ! JgLAIKIE'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER RESISTING PLASTER WITH WIRE NETTING, ETC., IS THE ONLY GENUINE PLASTERING OF THE KIND. 1. It places the wire netting in the centre of the plaster, thus preventing it from being reached by cither Fire or Water. 2. It Isolates the wire netting and staples from the wood work by a non-conducting material, thus preventing them from igniting the timber in case of tire. 3. It requires no iron supports which when fixed to wood work are more a source of danger than security from fire. • * ■ 4. It requires but the ordinary thickness of planter to render tire proof. 5. It is applicable to inside and outside of Build ings. ..' 6. It can be made in Slabs fixed and finished in one operation, this itself is worth knowing as It does away with the annoyance of waiting a week or two until it dries in the midst of dirt and dust in the case of any alterations being made while business is carried on. . ..., ■■ . 7. No "special wire netting required for' this plastering, any ordinary wire netting—galvanised— will do. • , - -;',ro .' . Specimens can be seen, and all information obtained at 1 J AS. B. AIKIE'S, VICTORIA-STREET.