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_ ' Ironmongery. -W *JL O-VJm JL, mJU mil mi -A—</ HATE LANDING AND TO AEEIYE. 10 .■■.■.■■■-■■■■:■■.■■•■■..■ , s EX HELEN DENNY (from London). I i case Tower Bolts 8 casks Chillington Horse Shoes 26 packages Smith and Wellstood's 42 casks Bolts and Nuts (large assort- 3 cases Enamelled Basins, Dishes, Cups Stoves menfc) and Saucers, etc. . 0 9 casks Swansea and Bickford's Fuse 1 cose "Clays'" Cultivators 7 cases Dig Forks, Bush Hooks, Slashers, 10 cases British Pitch *" * cases Tinned Tacks Furze Hooks » 10 barrels Stockholm Tar 3 cases Stamped Tinware 1 case Hall Lanterns ,_ 4 drums Caustio Soda 3 cases "Bentall's" Chaff Cutters 3 cases Material for Brushmaking 1 cask Pipe Clay ■ , 9 cases Bite, Moat Choppers, Cleavers, 20 casks Plain Sheet Zinc 10 cases Bath Bricks Hammers, Hatchets, Bush Hooks, 3 cases Miiner's Iron Safes 11 hhds Tinned Holloware Slashers, Picks, Adzes, Rakes, Mat- 4 crates Kosmos Chimneys 1 case Cast Butt Hinges and Sash , „SS 8 m. Wed pTi , . -p , t,. i _ 1 Rollni-a Handles ' • ' cases Tinned Baking Pans and Dishes ** davpattoi (now landing). 1 ««« Mnn W-nHU. 1 cask * lilltoi > EX RAISGATIRA < n ° w landing). 1 Sale SbiJ'a Metal Jf A k^ 3 *S»»k ™* 10 ca *<* * edcliffe Corrugated Iron, sto » lease Garden Shears . ?} J 168 '"*™ 18 „,« J?/. L i ■«' i. 'm --v.. „ ,- 16 Pairs Mail Axles 21S plates iron 1 case Eat Traps, Oil Cans, Copper 19 pairs Dray Axlea 140 Cast Iron Water Pipes Furnaces . 20 casks Sheet Zinc 267 plates Spelter 1 cask Polishing Paste - . ■ 31 8 Steel Tram Rails 76 plates Steel 1 cask Carnage Lamps 104 boxes Horseshoe Nails 5 casks Ewe'u'a Wire Strainers f. o Caß ? 9 S iW Ds an , d m -? hiska 100 kegs Hall's Blasting Powder HO bundles Black Hoop Iron 2 casks Oil Feeders and Tea Pots 100 cases Hall's Blasting Pellets 99 bundles Black Tip Iron 1 bale Cocoa Mats ; 15 cases Hall's Sporting Powder 9 cases Table Lamps, Shades and Wicks l cases Disnpans, Cullenders, &c. 100 bundles Iron fencing Wire, No. 6, 7. 8 1 cask Coppered Sofa Springs * 1 case Mincers 402 kegß Wiro Nails ° ' ■ 3 cases Rolled Shafting 7 cases " Summerscales" Mangles 120 boxes Tin Plates 14 bundles Gravel Shovels tm 1 case False Links, Spring Hooks 740 bundles and 300 Bars Netherton Bar 46 bundles Spring Steel >. 1 cask Door Springs, Door Buffers, and Iron — Soup Ladles 20 bales Spun Oakum EX EVIE REED, (now due). 4 cases Coalbrookdale Ranges ; 46 rolls Galvanised Wire Netting 400 cases White Rose Kerosene It ? Pff^Py in Presses T 40 cases Axes and Hatchets e 1 hhd Oil Feeders, Hand Lamps, etc. EX MORAYSHIRE (now due). 7 packages Disc Harrows 2 cases Coffee Mills, Mahogany Pole 1 case Rollers for Leader Wringers Rings and Knobs ' 80 Reels Barbed Wire 11 packages Dover Stoves 1 case Glass Lubricators 8 drums Caustic Soda 5 cases Disston's Files 7 packages Galvanised Clothes Lines 6 casks Raw and Boiled Oil 6 cases Fairbank's Scales 1 cask " Bakers" Soldering Preparation 140 drums Raw and Boiled Oil l() cases Union Scales 3 cases Derby Paste, Cement, and Cream ,10 drums Olive Oil 1 cask Kentucky Cow Bells 4 cases Bright Clout Nails 3 drums Rangoon Oil 1 case Silver Lining Nails 1 case Fern Hooks 456 kega Genuine White Lead 1 case Buffalo Punch and Shear i 3 cases Asbestos Millboard 2 bales Carpenters' Tool Baskets 1 cask Douglas Pumps 19 bags Asbestos Boiler Covering ' 2 casks and 20 Drums Colza Oil 1 case Cheney's Hammers 1 cask Brushmakers' Bristles 5 drums Brunswick Black ISO Ash Oars 2 casks Pulley Blocks 1 casa Indiarubber Hose 4 cases Carriage Bolts 1 bale Cart Covers 100 kegs White Zinc 40 bundles Zinc Washboards 2 cases assorted Brushware 0 casks Salammoniac 3 cases Washita Stones 3 crates Lavatory Basins, Unitas Closets 9 casks Short Link Tested Cable Chain 25 cases Lawn Mowers " : 4 cases Rim Locks 2 lengths Short-Link Tested Chain 2 case's Gem Ice Freezers 6 cases Travelling Trunks 2 casks Plugged Weights 1 WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE AID IROI YARD, HIGH-STREET; RETAIL, aUSEMREEI; AGRICULTURAL ROOM, COBURG-STREET. ROBERT JPJ3JSTWXCIC, J&ancLger.

Tea. ! [ AWARDED • u GOLD & SILVER ' PURE T3T FWBFB TFAS^wk^«h MEDALS. PURE INDIAN AND CEYLON TEAS. The Duty "by NELSON MOATS ft CO- is Three 03? Four times aa oiTuh as that paid by any Wholesale House ia Australia and Hew ieala&d, .a spit© of the numerous Imitations. This should he a proof of the Superiority of their Teas.

Gunsmiths. /"NUNS,, pUNS /"NUNS. D. E V I T T GUNMAKER, AND IMPORTER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FIREARMS, AMMUNITION, AND SHOOTING APPLIANCES, BY TUB WEST MAKERS, AND AT LOW PRICKS. CARTRIDGES. All Cartridges fur 'Fowling-pieces are carefully loaded on the premises, aim g laranteed best material. FISHING TACKLE, FISHING TACKLE, FISHING TACKLE. PAIN'S FIREWORKS. ALWAYS IN STOCK, A GREAT VARIETY OF FIB K WORKS Imported by the advertiserdirect from J. Pain, the celebrated Pyrotechnist, And Selling at English Prices. REPAIRS. Guns Re-stocked, Barrel* Browned, and erery other kind of Repair done to Firearms Guaranteed equal to the best English Work PRICKS REASONABLE BREECH-LOADERS AND MOZZLF-LOADKRS CHOKEBOREI). D. EVITT, GUNMAKER AND IMPORTER, IUOi QUEBN-STKUKT, AUCKLAND, ' | (Ori'OSlTiS FISHER AND CO.'S). , Established 1859, {Price Lists free on application, I

Flour Mills. GENUINE LOCAL INDUSTRY. THI', NOETHEM BOLLER MILLING COMPANY, LIMITED, AUCKLAND, Have always in stock the favourite brands of Flour, " CHAMPION " and " STANDARD," that received First Award at the Melbourne Exhibition, and arc now the best manufactured, purest, and most profitable Baking Flours in New Zealand. For ships'. storeu and exportation "CHAMPION" in properly desiccated, thereby retaining its fine flavour and strength in warmer climates and the Islands of, the Pacific, Also, the usoful socond-cluss brands of Flour, "OCEANIC" and "HOUSEWIFE'S PRIDE." GRANULATED WHEAT MEAL, and each brand of FLOUR may bo had in 200, 100, 50, and 251b bags SEMOLINA (first award at Dunedin Exhibition), and PATENT PORRIDGE WHEATMEAL, in 25 and Gib bags. FRESH-MADE BRAN, POLLARD, and SHARPS, in 100, 150, and 2001b sacks. BROKEN WHEAT in 2101b sacks. FOWL WHEAT, in 2401b sacks. GERMINA. Our famous Patent Food, made from the finest of wheat, in uutiiiiuu-i, palatable and easily cooked; very rich in albumenoids and phosphates (muscle, llcsli, brain, and bono formers); unsurpassed for DYSPEPTICS and those suffering from INDIGESTION ; strongly recommended by the highest medical authorities for daily use in every family ; makes delightful PORRIDGE, less heating and more laxative than Oatmeal, and much hotter adapted for this climate. It is put up in neat 4£ and 101b bags, with printed directions and recipes in each, and may be had from all Storekeepers and Merchants. Price, on application to . A . M°COEQUODALE, ™.«™_____ MANAGER.

ALBERT aA N OR D, FISH CUUEE AND EXPORTER. Registered /» g " , **7Trade Mark, ; Fish Canning; ana Curing In all Its Branched. Patent Jellied Smoked Srhnapper, being Smoked Scliimpper canned with Jelly irom th« hq»«K Fish and Oysters .forwarded to ail parts of world. Ad. dress: Itnkino Island, Auckland, N.Z. Cable Ad-i-t-.ss : "Uakmo.'

gKOWN & pOLSON'S /CORNFLOUR is A DELICACY NEVER OUT OF SEASON DOG REGISTRATION BOOKS, ruled ami printed, with extracts Mmi the Dot; Registration Acta, 18S0 and 1888, may bo obtained at the Auckland Weekly NKWSPublisuingOflke, , Queen-street, Auckland, ~

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8631, 29 July 1891, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8631, 29 July 1891, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8631, 29 July 1891, Page 7

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