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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6696, 3 October 1882, Page 1

Zohrab. Newman & Co. NEWMAN k CO. Beg to announce that they have decided I'o add to their other business that of Stock and Station and Land Agents. Specially advantageous arrangements have been made with other firms in various parts of this and the neighbouring Colonies, and with representatives in England by which clients will derive great benefit. Properties placed in their hands for disposal will receive every attention, and will be extensively advertised. A list of properties for gale in various parts of the Colony will appear/n a future adversetiment. 20H11AB, NEWMAN k CO. Hare for sale— WOOL BALES, all sizes ; attached and detached tops. FENCING WIRE and STAPLES. JEYES’ SHEEP DIP. CLOVER & GRASS SEEDS, &o. Business Notices

XXT'II'LIAM DAWSON AND CO., ’ * Have now on view an Extensive Assortment of GARDEN TOOLS, Consisting of— Garden Seats, Chairs & Tables, Lawn Mowers, Garden Shears,/A os, A Billhooks, Spades, Rakes, a <*> 'y Shovels. Axes, Forks, Garden Trowels Garden Stbinoes, Indiartobbr Hose (all sizes Branch Pipes and Unions, WILLIAM DAWSON & CO.. Ironmongers, Iron Merchants, and Importers op Agkicdltdral Implements, WELLINGTON.

IRST SHIPMENT OF SPRING GOODS. B. HANNAH A CO. Are Opening np. Ex “NORMAN MoLEOD," SEVENTY-NINE Tranks Ladies’ French and German Boots aod Shoes, personally selected by oar Mr Lightband, who is devoting his time specially to the requirements of the Colonies and of oar customers in particular. These goods are from the celebrated makers, F. Pinet, Otto Hen & Co., Schahwaareen & Co., A. Gervais, and Cracson & Co,, comprising : Ladies' Lome and Oxford Walking Shoes, Ladies' Walking Boots in glazed and glove kid. Buttoned, Laced and Elastic Sides; Children’s, Girls’, and Maids Boots and Shoes in the latest fashions. Also 100 Tranks of Ladies’ Walking Fra* nella aod Lasting Boots to select from at 6/11. Remember we are direct importers, and all Intermediate charges are saved by purchasing yonr Boots and Shoes from R. Hannah & Co.

Note the address— E. HANNAH A Co., Lambton Quay, Cuba Street, and Moleaworth Street. 16, Mark-lane, London, 28th July, 1882, JOHN MAGINNITY, Esq. DEAR SIB, —Confirming onr respects of 14lh inat., we have the pleasure to wait on you with Invoice and bill of lading for shipment of yonr esteemed purchase, per Mercia, comprising six quarter-casks of Whiskey, three qoarter-caeks Jamaica Bam, siz quarter-casks Port Wine ; altogether fifteen quarter-casks. The selection of goods has had our beet attention, and with regard to the Whiskey we have supplied an article, viz., our celebrated 10Biend, which we may, indeed, say is unsurpassed, It is a blend of ten of the finest matured Scotch Whiskeys, and we feel sure that we shall have the gratification of learning that it meets with your approval. We are, dear sir, yours faithfully, BROWN & PANE. NOW LANDING, Ex PLEIONE—--2 pipes superior Sherry (brown and pale) 6 quarter-casks of the celebrated “ It has arrived " Whiskey .663 JOHN MAGIaNITY, Importer. JUST LANDED. 34 crates assorted Crockery 100 cases Amsrici a Chairs 1 hbd. Cut Glass Bass & Go’s India Pale Ale, bottled by Ihlers t Bell Guinness’ Foreign Extra Stout, hot led by Ihlers & Bell To arrive per “ BEECHDALE ” 500 boxes D.B Candles 2 hhds C.W. Gold Tea Cups & Saucers 1 „ „ Plates W. H. MILLW AE D , Gkkee al Importer, GREY STREET. M ° E TTHE NEW ZEALAND TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY (Limited) are prepare to make advances from £SOO upwards on the security of Freehold Land, and at current rates of interest, For further particulars applv to LEVIN & CO 848 Agents. ;