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Business Notices WILLIAM DAWSON & GO., IRON MERCHANTS AND IRONMONGERS ’V*rJESJCMX*J£3XT€StfXrOSr Save now Landing, and to Arrive— NOW LANDING, IX S.B. RIMUTAKA—--200 cases Rcdcliffe Crown galvanised cor* rngated iron, 5 to 10ft., 26 G. 10 cases Redcliffj Crown galvanised plain irofa, 24, 20 and 23 G. 118 Bars R H Crown iron 188 R H Crown plates, 3-16, 5*16 and f, 6 and 7ft 1200 sash weights, 7 to 12lb 245 cases R H wire nails 60 cases diamond point fencing staples 00 kegs patent nails, 4, 5, and 6iq S oases Coke tinned sheets, 150 bundles black sheet-iron, 10, 14,18, 20 and 24 G. 700 bundles annealed drawn fencing-wire, 6, 7 and 8 100 bundles galvanised fencing-wire, 6, 7 & 8 4 steel circular boiler plates, 66 x Jin 18 rolls sheet lead, 3J, 4, 5 and 61b 150 lengths galvanhed tube, 1J and 2in 28 bundles galvanised tube, J, f and lin ,2 casks fittitigs 20 casks proved coil chain, j, 5*16, §, J, §, 60 kegs, Champion’s “Genuine ” white lead, in 1 cwts 160 kegs Champion’s “Genuine ” white lead, in J cwts 1 case lacquered cased tube, J, f, f & lin 2 casks patent mail axles 4 Weston’s pulley blocks, with chains, 10 and 20 cwt 4 casks galvanised wire clothes lines, 40 ftnd 6ft . . 1 case bafpoon ships logs 5 cases prize medal glue 1 case lifting jacks 1 case tools—plyers, compasses, pruning* sheers, etc. 1 case screwing tackle 1 case Colling's patent axles 1 case springleeo rim locks 2 cases Havel’s doable oven, Kitchener’s H.P* boilers, 4ft 1 tiusa twisted and patent cash line 1 case brushware, house broonis, bahhiatera and scrub brushes 150 boiler tubes, 2J and Scinch 1 case Gilpin’s slashers and bill books 1 case Salter's spring balances 1 cask sad irons 2 cases table and pocket cutlery 5 cases Anglo-American Matlock’s short and long cutters 1 cask sledge quartz and napping hammers 1 cask maul rings 4 cases Avery’s weighing machines and steelyards 4 cases Uartland’s,brass foundry 1 case cast steel circular sawS 1 ~ Lightning hay knives 1 „ cross-cut saws, 5t07 ft 1 ~ one man saws, 3J to 4Jft 1 „ tennon and hand BVW3 29 bundles Octagon cast steel, IJ, IJ, IJ, 1 gin--10 bundles blister steel 2 cases buggy lamps 1 case tinned and blued cut tacks 20 kepa cut sheet floor brads 4 casks tinned steel milk pans, 18 tc 24i0. 2 cases leather belting, 2J to Sin. 1 bundle lashing wire, 13 and 14g 1 case N.P. key chains and tings, W*M* candlesticks, &c. 1 case Nevada silver spoons and forks 3 cases shop twine 1 case sicgle barrel guns 15 kegs square blank nuts, | and 1| 67 ~ boiler rivets 10 6aska bolts and nuts 63 rolls galvanized wire netting, J-, f, 1 and mesh NOW LANDING PER CANTERBURY PROM LONDON—--50 tons Clyde pig iron TO ARRIVE PER HELEN DENNY FROM GLASGOW--50 tons Clyde pig iron 50 tons steel bale hoops 100 kegs genuine white lead 80 kegs No 1 „ 40 „ red load TO ARRIVE PER ESCORT PROM NEW YORK—--200 reels galvanised barb wire 25 cases prime lard oil 25 ti turpeutifie 6 „ ship’s bright varnish 2 ~ oak and copal varnish 2 „ Tar & Woonsou’s copper paint 10 „ Bid well’s axle grease 20 kegs waggon grease 2 cases sewing machine oil 2 „ Dieston’s paws 4 „ Ames’ LH shovels 4 „ Kitchen ware, pie crumpets, ©gg beaters, broilers, &c, 4 oases shelf brackets, drawer pulls, dumb bells, axle pulleys, &c 160 boxes Putnam’s horse nails, 7 to 121 b 3 cases Disston’a horeo rasps and saw files 30 „ w.iodenware 14 crates American cooking stoves 20 cases Sharp’s Georgia axes 2 cases carriage ware TO ARRIVE PER PIAKO, FROM LONDON. 255 cases Roae*Head wire nails, to 6in 20 ~ flat countersunk chequered heads, 2|x9 42 pairs Gilpios finished dray axles 2 to 3j in 8 cases „ patent eye picks, assorted, 5 to 71b 22 casks beat crown quality hack & draught horse shoes 90 camp ovens and covers, 12 to 18in 18 furnace doors and gratings, 8 and 10in 12 jaw boxes, with plugs, 21 and 24in 12 cast girdles, bow bandies, 14 and 16in 48 8.8. register grates, 36 x 38iu 48 „ ~ „ 38 x 38in 24 second finished register grates, 38 x 38, and 40 x 38in 48 ornamental gratings, ox 6 and 18 x 6 24 water gratings, lOJiu 2 “ Orient ” stoves, No. 9 12 ground and Berlin black register grates, with tile fide?, 40 x 40in 6 forge backs, 21in 12 plumber’s pots, Sand lOin 6 hbds Kendrick’s tinned bolloware 2 „ ~ enamelled bolioware 1 „ enamelled Maslin pans 1 case brass butt binges 1 „ varnished shovels, hat and coat books, door scrapers and knockers, &c.

LIMITED, IRON MONGERS, 1 RONM E RCHANTS, AND SHIP CHANDLERS-

To arrive per ESCORT from Now York. 100 cases Palace kerodno 34 do chairs 17 do Sharps’axes 14 American cooking stoves 20 kegs cut nails 104 ash oars, 7 to 22ft 2 cases upright drills 102 boxes Putnam nails 25 cases turpentine 60 kegs antifriction grease 20 cases lard oil 2 do morse drills, assorted 4 do Putnam mangles and Eureka wringers 1 do hydrometers 4 do carriage material 4 do Hill’s team collars 1 do enamelled plates, mugs, basins, kettles, dishea 5 do bush hooka and boys axes 3 do garden and hay rakes 2 do Russell and Erwin's locks 1 do lemon squeezers 7 do axe and hammer handles

Just landed, ex S.S. lONIC, OTAKT, and CANTERBURY, from London. 21 smith’s anvils and vyces 328 kegs li.H. wire nails 1500 sash-weights, 7 to 14lb 15 frames roofing felt 1353 bars and bundles Netherfcon’s iron 170 Park Gate boiler plates 200 casks Portland cement 76 drums boiled and raw oil 45 do colza and lubricating oil 60 kegs genuine white lead 108 cases galvanised corrugated iron, 5 to 10ft 240 kegs paints ground in oil 44 kegs deck spikes, 6 to Din 95 bundles hoop iron 5 hhd Kenrick’s hollowware 32 dozen galvanised buckets, 11 to 14in 11 cases varnish 5C kegs <J> point staples 10 cases <J> grain powder 13 do antifriction grease 3 casks japanned Scotch T hinges 5 hhd Anucapnic lamps, irons, chimnies and shades, &c.

To Arrive per Barque SAJETTA, from New York, 12 cases Champion’s scales 4 hhds Gould’s pumps 10 oases dry kalsomin 1 do trimming and dash leathers 2 casks patent and com. blocks Bull’s eyes, parcel tracks, &o 1 pkg mast hoops 36 hickory and ash planks 10 pkge carriage ware

Lauding ex EASTERHILL, from Liverpool 480 coils Longford's steel wire 34 cases 3 crown galvanised iron, 24 gauge 10 frames roofing felt 15 drums Stockholm tar 4 casks putty in bladders

To Arrive per S.S. RIMCTAKA. too u ara „ I Netherton Crown iron 133 handles $ 198 kegs II.H. wire nails 5 cases iron bedsteads 24 casks back and draft shoes ]5 kegs wrought spikes 20 tons steel rails 1 cask life belts and life buoys 2 do Firth’s files, assorted 1 do Firth’s round cast steel, Jto IJin 3 cases Nettlefold'e screws 1 cask japanned T hinges 20 bundles sheet iron, 14 gauge 1 case copper tacks, rivets, and washers 1 do guu fittings, assorted 14 packages, containing Tuck’s packing, Plumbago crucibles mail, and Colling’a patent axles, brass sheets, tinned tacks, knifebnards, salting machines, leather belting, candle cotton, sheet cork, enamelled topping leather, patent and Crown scythes 1 case gold leaf and vermillion To Arrive, per PLTSIONE, from London.

To Arrive per PIAKO, from London. 20 begs diamond-point staples 10 do wire floor brads 3 casks B.L. tested chain 2 portable forges 1 case Lovelock's mincers 1 do Scotch leather belling 2 do Nettlefold’s brass and iron screws 4 casks Stourbridge fireclay 1 case copying presses 10 warranted anvils 8 do solid box vices 2 bdls wire reives 7 pkgs comprising Salter’s balances, Hobb’s looks, C.B. paint brushes, C.P. rim locks, box and cupboard locks, tower boltß,cabin candle lamps, garden rakes, copper sash cord, brass taps, door springs, cast butt hinges, cabin hooks, saddlers’ punches, gimp, panel and escutcheon pins, billy covers, file bandies, &c., water fire-irons 2 cases assorted brushware 1 cask medal glue

13 75 bundles ) Netherton Crown iron 60 drums boiled linseed oil 25 do raw do 25 do refined colza do 40 kegs No. 1 white lead 100 boxes L.G, blasting powder 30 do Alliance sporting do 10 casks bolts and nails, assorted . 10 kegs boiler rivets 20 do Champion genuine white lead 1 case Oartland’s braes foundry 1000 sash weights, 71b to 141 b 2 cases blue lights and rockets 10 drums Stockholm tar 6 frames roofing felt I bate lifebuoys 1 do cork fenders 2 cases bronze and 8.8. fenders 1 do fire-irons 1 do Asbestos’ packing 2 do O.T. horse nails 3 do brusbware, comprising hair and bass brooms, Banister’s stove, shoe, scrub brushes, spoke and dandy brushes, sash tools, paint and plasterers’ brashes, feather dusters, &c. 6 casks putty, in bladders 6 kegs wrought clouts 1 cask tinned tacks 1 case patent Impl. sash line 1 bale patent pump butts 1 cask tinned bath dishes 1 case belting and laces X do “ Tuck’s ” packing

To arrive per ELINOR VERNON, from New York. 970 hickory spokes, Sin and 2|in 32 sets hickory rims 17 pkgs buggy and express shafts, poles, bars, and circles 3 cases xxx bubs, lazy backs, single and doubletrees, eeat-spindlea, cammouldings 4 cases hammer handles, 16!n to 36in To arrive per HURUNCTT, from London. 75 drums boiled and raw oil 25 do refined Colza oil 28 keg? genuine white lead 40 tins No, 1 do do 40 tins white zinc and red lead 2 cases American potash and chloride of lime 1 case yellow ochre In oil 2 cases methylated spirits, in 1 gallon cans To arrive ex Barque STELLA, from New York. 3 cases B.’sston’e circular saws, 10in to 54in 3 cases Lisstons "Lumberman ” and one-man cross-cut saws, 3ift to 6ft 3 cases Disston’s hand and tenon saws, saw-sets, brick trowels, &c. 2 cases carriage fittings 36 hickory and ash planks.

E. W. MILLS & CO., LIMITED, UTS T £S £. X. XBT (3-O 33ST. four The “LOUIS” VELVETEEN. The strictest examiner may try every test of touch and sight without discovering that these are other than the Genoa Velvets which they so closely resemble, while the peculiar arrangements resulting in the fast woven pile enable them to stand intenninablo and rough wear, which would ruin real velvets at times the price.. For Costumes and Trimmings it is unequalled, and in fact for all purposes in which Silk Velvet may be used we specially recommend the "LOUIS” VELVETEEN. Every yard of genuine bears the name of " Louis.” May be had from all Drapers throughout the Colonies, most of whom will send patterns POST FREE 00/ application. #

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New Zealand Times, Volume XLV, Issue 7641, 26 November 1885, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Times, Volume XLV, Issue 7641, 26 November 1885, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Times, Volume XLV, Issue 7641, 26 November 1885, Page 4

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