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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 7222, 18 July 1884, Page 4

Business Notices JOHN DUTHIE & CO., Have just landed ex Auckland and Phonix, ami have to arrive ex Hudson, Zeal* andia, 8.5. Bombay and Coptic— IS doz tinned milk buckets, 12, 13 in 22 doz galvanised oval tuba 4 doz French, Medal, and Russian glue S 3 Newcastle grindstones 2250 feet black pa* pipe 6500 feet galvanised do 10 Baldwin’s tinned holloware 15 bhdcj Ivcatlck’s do do 25 casks hack vhocs to our patterns 7 casks draught horse shoes to our patterns 4 casks patent aud heavy Scutch T hinges 3 casks gate hinges 3 doz American lightning hay knives 3 casks No. 60 patent rim locks 4 cases Oakey’s cabinet paper and emery cloth, knife polish 2 cases “ Excelsior, * “ Ladies Help ” knifecleaners 2 cwt beet Turkey hones in 141 b boxes 2 cases Lovelock’s sausage machines, No, 1 to 4 6 casks auucapnio table lamps and moons 4 tons Lord Ward’s horao shoo bars 24 tons North Staffordshire bar iron 43 tons Netherton bar iron 4 tons black sheet iron 5 tons plate iron 13 tons hoop iron 39 tons Walker s corrugated iron, ex British King 39 tons Walker’s corrugated fron, exZcalandia 13 tons Thames do cx do 30 tons Excelrior and Thames corrugated iron, ox Bombay 15 tons Reliance corrugated iron, ex Lurline 10 tuna Morewood’s do ex Hudson 10 tons Helmit do ox Morcia 40 tons Walker’s do ex Coptic 39 tons do do ex Florida 35 tons Blackball do ex do 75 cases Sharp’s axes, assorted Maine, Georgia, and Yankee 13 cases No. 2 boys’ axes 5 cases japanned shelf brackets 4 cases Eureka clothes wringers, Noa 2,3, 4 9 cases Keystone do Nob 10, 24 130 cylinder chum*, Nos 1,2, 3 4 casks thermometer churns, Noa. 1 to 4 6 packages Douglas lift and force pumps 9 barrels No. 6 and 16 American lanterns 5 casks dark verde bracket and harp lamps 4 cases rimlocks, with mineral aud porcelain furniture 4 cases Mortice locks 4 cases 3 bow hay rakes 3 cases C.S. garden hoes and rakes 3 hhds. Silvet’a and Denning's pumps to Douglas patterns 20 cases lawn mowers—Philadelphia pattern 30 cases turpentine 5 cases finishing nails, g and up 6 cases silver steel bush hooka 4 cases IJ. IJ, lg nut axles 10 cases antifriction grindstone mounts 32 cases extra axe handles 2 cases combination wrenches, Morso drills, molasses gates, belt studs, aud Yale’s patent latches 10 cases Ames’ No, 3 L.H. shovels 6 cases Disaton’s No. 7, 76, DS hand, rip, keyhole, cross-cut and one man saws ; files for great American saws 12 cases pick handles 5 cases sledge and hammer handles 2 cases Cheney’s No 5 hammers 1 case 12 emery wheels, thick 4 tons 28g plain galvanised iron 20 casks sheet zinc, 10,12, 14 4 tons sheet lead, 3,3 J, 51b 2 casks maul rings 350 kegs wire nails, 1 to 5 inch 48 kegs cut floor brads, 2J, 3 2 casks blued and turned cut tacks 5 tons Champion’s genuine white lead 140 drums raw iinseed oil 190 drum* boiled do 55 drums colza oil 15 drums ueatsfoot oil 20 drums Englcbcrt’s machinery oil 2 tons red and black paint, patent driers burnt umber, raw sienna 4 casks Storcr’s mixed paints, in 2 aud 4lbs 6 barrels Stockholm tar and pitch 35 drums Stockholm tar 2 cases Maihicsou’s planes 24 doz, Parkea’ C.S, spades 30 dozen Parkea’ garden spades 3 doz. Parkea’ draining tools 10 doz. Spear and Jackson’s L.H, shovels to Ames pattern 3 cases heavy coach springs and buggy side springs 3 cases Milner’s fire resisting safes 7 cases Waterloo scythe stones 4 cases S. & J. hand, cross-cut and pit saws 6 doz, cast register stoves, 112 u, 1120, 112l> 5 cases best finished register stoves 9 bundles Kent cottage grates 4 cases Jenkins* oven and boiler stoves 5 cases Flavell's kitchen ranges 4 cases sft high pressure kitchen ranges 4 boat boilers for h.p. ranges G Criterion cottage range G Trafford and Mistre*o cooking stoves 2 bales machine picked oakum 6 cases ringleand double edge hand trimmers and slashers, scraper blades, turnsolews and plated squares 9 cask* household tinware 2 casks tin bed-room candlesticks, 21a, 1530 I case bugi;y lamps 7 casks tinned milk pans and baking dishes 8 cases oak, copal and carriage varnish, brunswick black, terebine, liquid dryers, gold-size 3 Avery’s 30 cwt. platform machines 15 tons annealed fencing wire ex Victory 3 tons steel fencing wire, No, 8, 10 49 rolls wire netting £ to 2 mesh, 24 to 48 inch wido 8 casks coppered steel sofa springs 9 doz. Sharp’s shingling and lathing hatchets 10 cases Collin's picks, 6 to 7 lb, 10 cases washita hones, No. 1 and 2 19 cases excelsior lawn mowers 9 cisea tin scoop Unions ecalea 145 boxes Putman's horse nails, C, 7,8, 9, 10 lb. 20 boxes Star do G, 7, 8 lb, 33 boxes do do Gto 12 lb. 10 Wilkinson’s warranted smith anvils 21 pairs Gilpin’s axle arms aud boxes 2 cases Cook’s patent eyed augers and brace bits 250 kegs blasting powder 9 casks double tape safety fuse * 5 seta Sellar’s steel tine zig-zag harrows 8 seta Corbet’s colonial do do 3 cases portabls forges 14 cases French and half-to’iter bedsteads 3 cases hait brooms, household brush ware, dandy brushes, deck scrubs, and sash tools 1 case Kent’s copper bound paint brushes 4 casks brass-foundry 2 cases brass picture rods 2 casks copper rivets and washers, boat nails £ ton best cotton waste G casks S.L. chain and coil chain 350 casks Knight’s cement ex Phonix 400 casks Knight’s cement ex Hudson 200 casks Knight’s cement ex s.s. Bombay 2 tierces Gluik's lever charcoal box irons 1 cask wrought iron H and C hooks 4 casks Lockwood’s and Johnston’s cutlery 2 cades Griffith’s enamelled ware drinking cups, oblong pic-dishes 2 casks tinned round frying pans, No. 3 to 12 4 cases bronzed and black bedroom fenders 3G doz, galvanized buckets, 11 to 13 inch

NELSON, MOATE&Go.’S rNOOmPAKABIE P^HJEELiiI® M ! m ei L-fiofi BLEND OtJll Pure Pleaded Teas are the rage of the colonics. Our “ Challenge Blend at 2s 4d is superior to ordinary (grocers’ mixtures sold at 3- or 3s Cd per lb. See circulars for Press opinions. Prices—2', 2s Id, 2a Sd, 3s, 3a -id. and -Is per lb. Sold in packets, 11b, 501 b, net. Awarded Gold and Silver Medals, Tht u~:.n l' of families are drinking these Pure Teas daily. See Government analysis. Sold by grocers in ail towns throughout the colony. Avoid imitations. Look for the name, Nelson, Moo to, and Co. on each package Matchless Coffees are now introduced in our trade. NELSON, MOATE, & CO., Christchurch, Ucnedfa, Wellington, Auckland. Agents all over New Zealand, Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, and Tasmania, Willis-Stkeet, \V .’ L L I N G TON, {Nr vc Empire ifotri). GEuEGE COLEGKOVE, /; Manager.