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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6542, 5 April 1882, Page 4

On Sale NEWMAN & CO HAVE ON SALE— Clover seed, red and white Fencing wire, Nos. 6, 7 and 8 Fencing staples, 1J |So. Sin Sheet lead, 4 and 4J lbs. Now landing ex Alastor, 40 casks, each 40 gallons 1 ■ 60 drums, each 5 gallons f Jeye’a 50 drums, each 2 gallons f Sheep Hip. 100 drums, each 1 gallon ) ■ To arrive per Merope from London. 10 tons fencing wire, Nos. 6,7, and 8 100 kegs R.H. wire nails, IJ, 2, ‘i\, 3 and 4 in 10 cases Morton’s kippered herrings 10 cases Morton’s red herrings .25 cases sardines, halves & quarters 3 cases maccaroni 3 cases vermicelli 3 cases mixed spice in 1 oz. packets 3 cases essences 5 cases Fry’s improved cocoa 2 cases Fry’s chocolate 3 cases Epps’ cocoa 5 cases Nixey’s black lead, Id, 2d, and-4d sizes 5 cases H, and M, paste blacking 10 casks finest golden syrup ; 20 casks split peas 50 cases Column's starch, white and blue 100 boxes pipes T.D. large and small, Ben Nevis and fancy assorted 100 cases Burnett’s Old Tom

To arrive per Ironside. 350 boxes D.R.J. candles 150 boxes Price’s oandlea 10 cases Hudson’s soap powder 10 cases Hudson’s extract of soap 30 cases Colman’sD.S.F. mustard 5 cases Colman’s Durham mustard 5 cases Oakey's knife, polish 20 cases Keen’s square blue 10 cases Robinson’s patent groats 5 cases Robinson’s patent barley 2 cases Nelson’s gelatine lozenges 20 casks saltpetre 5 casks whole ginger 5 cases Berwick’s baking powder 10 oases French capers 40 cases Morton’s pickles 30 boxes muscatel raisnis 20 cases Van Houten’s cocoa 30 kegs bicarbonate of soda 5 cases cream of tartar 5 cases tartaric acid 60 kegs genuine white lead 240 kegs No. 1 white lead 20 kegs patent dryers 60 drums boiled oil 40 drums raw oil NEW ZEALAND EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY. Established at Wellington A.D. 1872. ON SALE—READING BOOKS.—Royal Readers and Sequels, Cornwells, Academic, Chambers’, Kensington, &0., &c. GRAMMARS.—Brewer’s first and second, Col. series ; Cornwell’s, Lenaie’s, Morrell’s, Smith and Halls, Bain’s, &c., &c. ENGLISH HISTORIES.—Collier’s Long, mann’s Epochs, Smith’s, Macaulay’s, Markham’s, Nelson’s royal series, Little Arthur’s, Aunt Charlotte, Civil Service, &c &c GEOGRAPHIES.—Hughes’ Physical and Modern, Stewart’s, Clydes’, Cornwell’s, Anderson’s, Sullivans, My First Geo- ’ graphy, The First Geography, by Hughes. WALL MAPS—By Keith Johnston, Phillips, . S.P.C.K. Society’s, Bacon’s, Physical Photo-lithograped, from the relief, &c., &c. GLOBES —Terrestial and Celestial, by Johnston, and Maiby’s. Sizes : 6,12, and 18 inches. DIAGRAMS.—W. and A. K. Johnston’s Natural History, Natural Philosophy, Human Physiology, Zoology, Astronomy, Botany, Zoological Atlas of Natural History, &c„ &c. OBJECT LESSONS.—Walkers, Mayo’s, Calkin’s, Singleton’s, Lake's, How to Train Young Eyes and Ears, by Oliver and Boyd. Object Lesson Cards in three series, the Vegetable, Animal and Mineral Kingdoms. ARITHMETICS —Colenso’s,Barnard Smith’s Chambers’, Hambleiu Smith’s, Piper’s, SortwelTs, Irish National Series, Explicit Series, Elementary, Mental, &c., &c. MATHEMATICS—AIgebra, by Colenso; Todhunter, Chambers, Hamblin Smiths’, &c.; Euclid, by Todhunter, Chamber’s, Pott’s, &0., &c. LATIN AND GREEK CLASSICS—In Weale’s, Chambers’, White’s, Anthons’, Oxford, Giles’Keys’. MODERN LANGUAGES—French, Ger man, Italian, Spanish,: Maori, &0., &o. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY, . - Wellington Branch. Bibles supplied at cost price, from 6d to 40s. Printed Price Lists forwarded on request. JS&3~ Note the Address : DAVID CLARK, The Athensom Buildings, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON Johnston and C HAVE ON SALE—o, PATENT FOUR-BARBED WIRE. Makes the Best and Cheapest Fence in the World. Maximum in StrengthMinimum in Weight. Now landing Ex To Auau, transhipped Ex Cotopaxi from London NEW SEASON’S MUSCATEL RAISINS NEW SEASON’S JORDAN ALMONDS O. N SA L B RHAP SO DIA In quarts and pints, A most delicious Summer Beverage, invigorating. and non-alcoholic. Now landing Ex Orari, from Loudon, Keene’s Oxford Blue Loaf Sugar 30 tons 6,7, 8, B. A. Fencing Wire 20 tons Davies’ 6 to 10 feet , Galvanized Corrugated Iron Now landing Ex Auckland, from London. 500 boxes Deßobaix Jenar Candles 200 cases Hennessy’s One Star Brandy Now Landing Ex Lady Agnes 1000 cases Kerosene Oil, guaranteed ever 110 ; flash To arrive Ex Samuel H. Nickerson 1000 cases Kerosene To arrive Ex Waitara from London, Fine, Coarse, and Kitchen Salt Hennessy’s Three Star Brandy J. D. K. Z. Geneva Old Tom—Burnett s . . _ ■ • Currants, Barcelona andJßrazil Nuts Holloware White Starch Confectionery Van Honten’s Cocoa Oxford Blue Garb. Soda D. P. Staples, Fencing Wire, and Ewbank’s Nails 36 tons Blaokwall Galvanized Corrugated Iron Boiled and Raw Oils 1180 bars Standard Iron ON SALE. 60 tons I.W. Sydney Company’s sugar 40 tons 1.0. Sydney Company’s sugar 60 barrels foreign crushed sugar 600 half-cheats tea; various qualities 1500 boxes tea; various qualities Tobacco in qr-tierces and boxes: black swan and challenge, lion twist and venos 10a 500 boxes candles; De Roubaix, Price’s Belmont, and carriage 100 cases Albert’s sardines, halves and quarters 200 cases lobsters, and salmon 26 cases Morton s red herrings 100 cases Morton’s table vinegar 30 cases chocolate, Fry’s, Taylor’s, & Van Honten’s 100 cases Anglo-Swiss preserved milk 100 cases KeSler’a marmalade 50 cases Keillor's jams and jellies 25 cases Reiner’s candied peel, orange, lemon 100 cases Tasmanian jams : 150 cases currants - - 100 boxes Eleme raisins 150 boxes Sultana raisins 20 bags Barcelona nuts 20 cases American preserved table fruits 10 kegs carrsvway seeds 10 cases capers 100 cases Coleman’s white and bine starch' 20 cases Crosse and Blackwell’s pickles 100 cases Morton’s mixed pickles, pints ■ 50 cases Morton’s. salad oil, pints and h.p, 20 cases Morton’s castor oil; half-pints