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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4182, 15 August 1874, Page 4

JOSEPH NATHAN AND CO. Are now lauding, EX WEYMOUTH AND WAIKATO. 53 CASES LONDON-MADE FURNI. TUBE, Consisting of, — Drawing and dining-room suites—walnut and mahogany—in blue, green, and striped rep., green velvet, and grain leather. Walnut cheffoniers, -with plate-glass backs and doors and marble tops. Mahogany side-boards, with or without plateglass backs. Walnut Davenports and what-nots, dining, leather top, card, work, chess, and coffee. I Chairs.—Ladies' and gents' birch foldiag, papier mache', ebouized and gilt, walnut, ■willow, and cane-back; and children's, mahogany ball, cane-seated, and gilt in green silk, dining, and easy. Carved drawing-room flower tables and stands. Pianos in walnut, music-stools Hat-stands, towel-horses Pier-glasses, toilet-glasses—various Timepieces and clocks, in marble and wood Horse-hair and flock. 59 PACKAGES FANCY GOODS, Comprising,— Vases, statuetts, lustres, combs, brushes Courier and ladies' bags, albums Playing cards, De la Rue and Goodall's Vienna goods of every description Pipes, pouches, and tobacconists' fancy-ware Vesta boxes, toys Hand mirrors. Basketware, brooches, solitaires Marbles, powder sets, fancy soaps Slates and pencils Tobaccoes, cigars, cigarettes 10 cases stationery Prints and engravings 317 PACKAGES IRONMONGERY, Comprising— Holloware, nails, aheep shears, sashweights Brads, scythes, register stoves Bolts, hinges, Leamington ranges Baking dishes, fireproof safes Iron bedsteads, camp ovens, door springs I Dog chains, frying-pans, files I Kettles, locks, sieves, perambulators Weighing machines, cutlery. Also, Invoices of— Woolpacks, twine, whiting American brooms, putty Earthenware, glassware, perfumery Drapery, clothing, boots and shoes Jewellery, plated ware Watches, oilman's stores Brandies in bulk and case Rum, port and sherry, geneva, old torn Bottled beer, moselle, champagne. TO ARRIVE PER CONFLICT AND EUTERPE. 25 cases summer clothing 19 cases drapery 51 crates earthenware 22 packages glassware 73 packages ironmongery and cutlery 130 packages fancy goods 190 packages groceries and spirits 140 bundles fencing wire. JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. ITEVENSON AND STUART, WINE MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS, PANAMA STREET, HAVE ON SALE— Sherry, port, claret, and champagne, spirits &c. Australian, Constantia, &c. Guinness' and Blood's bottled stout Tennent's bottled ale Marshall and Copeland's ale and stout in bottle (equal to English) Do do in hhds. and kilderkins Dunedin whisky, Geneva, and rum, in cases, bulk, or jars Tea, candles, kerosene, soap, &c. Vestas, oilmen's stores, groceries Men's saddles, all prices D.l«.* M.J. foaj;„„ l™H-l„o Fancy goods, briar pip I Vases (very superior) | Linsied oil, turps, iraii dryei's, vai Hessian and sc Wire nails, chinaware, sulphur Twist tobacco, Swiss and -" ' TO ARRIVE PER. WE"S EUTERPEHolloware, tacks, varnish Putty, Hessian, &c. JUST LANDEDCO cases Mitchell's celebrated Irish whisky AGENTS FOR— The New Zealand Distillery Co., P- — Jr - Marshall and Copeland, Dunedin „ _, M'Leod Bros., soap manufacturers, Dunedin And the celebrated Florence sewing machine STEVENSON & STUART. JOW LANDING EX WEYMOUTH, _JM AND TO ARRIVE—--45 tons best drawn annealed fencing wire, j Nos. 6,7, S, and 9 50 kegs fencing staples I Howard's ploughs „ zizzag harrows, Nos, 11, 12, & 14 with whippletrees „ horse rakes „ do hoes ~'" one-horse reaper „ international reaper Wood's prize reapers Chaffcutters, various makers E. W. MILLS, Hunter and Featherston Streets. r\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. Smiths' anvils Smiths' bellows, Onion's make Smiths' portable forges Horse-shoe nails Gas chandeliers and brackets Register stoves and kitchen ranges Wire nails and Floor brads Millner's safes Glue Hessian and scrim White lead, oils, varnish Saddlery Mail axles and cart springs Briar-root pipes Tin plates, soup and dinner White and gold china breakfast sets Paperhangings Window glass Boots, English and Colonial GRASS SEED W. WARING TAYLOR. rjpHE IRISH WHISKY TRADE. consequence of representations frequently imuiessed to us we have determined to SUPPLY THE EXPORT TRADE WITH OUR OLD WHISKY, BOTTLED IN BOND BY OURSELVES, In cases of one dozen each, containing two gallons ; thus enabUng the consuming public -'- -■" *■! of the world to obtain, through the nels, a Whisky ■which is not a blend, latured before bottling. GEO. ROE &/Cp;, . ' ''-' Thomas' Strijet Distillery, Dublin.