E. W. Mills & Co. E. W. M TLLS AND ' ca ’ IRONMONGERS AND SHIP CHANDLERS. IMPORTERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. Now Landing, ex “ PLEIONE,” from London. 6 bundles Parke’s C.S. socket spades 2 portable forges 1 case leather belting 1 £ to 6in. 1 do canvas hose 75 kegs blasting powder 12 cases sporting do 1 case W. & S. C S. mill saws 1 do Gilpina angers 2 casks lamp black 1 do putty in bladder* 5 kegs do bulk 12 boxes raddle 2 casks drop black - 4 cask* marine glue >■- 4 cases galvanized tinned sheets 5 casks, containing burnt and raw sienna in oil, burnt Turkey umber in oil, Deep Vermillion, Chinese Red, Indian Red, Vandyke Brown,Orange A;Lemon Chrome, Ultramarine Blue, Brunswick and Quaker Green, Ac 1 cask perforated zinc 5 David's ranges cheap, new patterns 8 cases Hornsby’s reapers and mowers 8 cases Hornsby’s Improved Reapers and Mowers To Arrive per “BEECHDALE,” from Liverpool. , . 8 Milner’s sates 1 strong room doer . 120 Bundles Longfords Warrington wire, Nos. 7 to 8 To arrive per “OTAKT,” from London, 893 bars Netherton beat iron -,• , | 140 bundles do -do 800 do hoop iron 59 cases galvanised iron, 5 to 9 ft 4 bales white cotton waste ' 6 dozen Parkes’ C.P. socket spades 4 do Shamrock mattocks 50 drums boiled raw oil 25 do refined colza oil 6 barrels boiled raw oil , 1 package spade trees , I 1 cask tinned tacks . 2 do' sofa springs j 4 do S.L. tested.chain ' 1 do patent delivery hose 2to ,1\ j ■ lease-brass cased tubing i ' ~36 camp ovens and covers ' n , I l 0 kfegs cut flqor brads'; ; 1 case assorted twine ' 30 carron pipe hosts • j ‘ ' '5 kegs copper rivets . ; i ■' 12 ingots babbit's patent metal 1 cask Carpenter's patent, rim looks 2 do containing Tolber bolts, gas and bell plyers, punches, nippers, wing compasses tack hammers, drugget pins, tinned hooks, tin dinner plates, cook’s forks and ladles, &c. , . 1 cask files, assorted To arrive per “ WEST YORK,” from: Lon. don, ' I ■ ’ i 200 casks Portland cement 15 tons Clyde pig iron : , j 10 drums Stockholm tar .j * 4 cases harvesting twine ‘ ■’,< . 3, Avery’s platform weighing machines—7, ■ 10, 15 cwt ! ■■ 1 bale flax and Imperial sash lines t 1 do , Seine and seaming twine ,: ' 2 casks patent white ziuc and red lead 15 coils ratline and spunyarn 7 do bolt rope , ' , I engineer's lathe, 1 cask cast butt binges • • 250 lengths galvanised tubes 1 case gun caps, wads and cartridge, cases 6 bundles Lyndon’s spades Oand 00 ' 1 do" mop handles , ; 1 bale Oxford candle cotton 16 galvanised anchors ' ' 12 kegs wrought deck, spikes 3 case brushware 5 packages containing : —butchers knives and saws, steels, tent curtain hooks, pole rings, galvanized rat cages, copper bell wire, rim staples, Tinmann’s snips, Windsor, basins, emery wheels; enaramelled wash basins, tinned bowls, brass sash (aethers, split links, braes pole rings and brackets, out copper taoks, rim fur-j niture, tinned rivets, ships* lamps 2 cases fog horns, harpoon log?, brass binacle heads, brass sail thimbles,; binoculars, galvanised rowlocks, &c. j 33 kegs boiler rivets 13 casks bolts and nuts 1, crate iron wire sieves 50 kegs R.H. wire nails 12 dozen galvanised backets .
To Arrive par “ GRON3VAER,” from New York. 4000 hickory spoke?, all sizes 17 cases rims and hubs 21 do hickory and ash planks 7 packages baggy shafts, and bars, necks, yokes, &o. ■ ' . 8 cases £ patent and nut axles 4 do assorted malleable castings 6 packages containing, silver mouldings, oval rattans, axle clips, lining nails, back stays, step pads, body loops, yoke tips, hub caps, bolt cutters, &o. • • 3 cases superior buggy harness, single and double 39 boxes Putman’s horse nails 4 to 10 2 cases rubber springs 100 cases palace kerosine 20 do turpentine ■ . 12 cases Sharp’s axes i 3 cases Ames and Collin’s shovels 1 do O.S. scoops 7 do pick and axe handies 16 gallons patent copper paint ■ ‘ 124 ash'oars 8 to 24 feet 4 barrels pale rosin 1 3 cases C.S. bush books 1 do 2 and 3 bow hay rakes : 6 dozen patent mop handles ■ : ■ 85 reels galvanized barb wire 1 case wire (ly traps & dish covers 1 case kerosine burners, assorted 8 cases ‘‘Eagle’’ brand carriage' and tire ■ bolts 4 cases octagon lever clocks 3 do finishing nails ' \ 1 do patent silvered wire goods, assorted i 3 do Daisy and Philadelphia lawn mowers 2 “ Dickey ” Winnowing machines 1 case 2 prong hay forks i * 18 do Howe’s scales and weighing machines 2 do mortice and rim locks' ; Ido “ Cheney ” hammers - : ;' - 2 do Collins’picks • 1 2 do Boston store trucks 2 do stove fittings . 3 do Disst' n’e 1 man x cut saw 1 do circular saws 1 do hand saws and lighting files • ■ 1 do stationery saw gammers saw sets, pad and butchers saws, &c 5 casks single and double blocks, single and double patent iron stropped blocks, and patent sheaves ■ 3 cases enammelled topping and soft dash, black and colored trimming leathers 3 cases hand and sledge handles To arrive per “ SE A-iTOILER," from London. 252 bars Netherten Iron ’BO kegs RH wire nails, 2 to 6 in. , “ 800 bundles hoop iron 16 pair Bradley Cart arms 2J to S in/ 1 cask chalk 2 do patent dryers, 14 and 28 1 do sofa springs 40 drums boiled and raw oil 5 casks whiting - 2 do French glue , 1 dp patty, io bladders 1 do patent belting and hose ■ , 1 bale sheet cork _ . ; ' 2 hhds. Perry’s tinware, comprising—toilet seta, teapots, colander strainers, sieves, paste cutter, coffee pots,poachers patties; dust pans, tpice boxes, candlesticks, moulds, basins, garden syringes, coffee mills, shoe brushes, jappanued connecting links.. ■ ■ $ cases Muniz metal •; 5 packages ship Chandlery, large assortment -Agents for— , MILNERS’ PIKE PRO OP SAFES. HOWE’S SCALES AND WEIGHING MACHINES. HORNSBY & SON’S AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. S N.Z. HEMATITE PAINT. Warehouses : Lambton Quay and Feathertson Street. Show Rooms : Lambton Quay. , E. .W. MILLS & Co., Welusotok. Robertson an d o 0., ENGINEERS. IRONFOTJNDERS, & BOILERMAKERS Our Custom UousE-aiiuasr, .. Have on Sale—--2 SPEEDY’S PA TENT WOOL PRESSES, ' J-packs, with improved ratchet morion. . One 16 horse-power Cornish Boiler, in firstclass order. Price, £BS. ; ■Estimates furnished for all kinds of-work. Steamers can come to'our wharf for repairs ;
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6697, 4 October 1882, Page 4
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