Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 7708, 16 February 1886, Page 3

William Dawson & Co. WILLIAM DAWSON & GO., IRON MERCHANTS AND IRONMONGERS, WELLINGTON. Now boded ex a.s. “TONGARIKO 11 and Recent Arrivals. 600 cases Redcliffe Crown galvanised corrugated iron, 5 to 10£t 26 cases Kedcliffe Crown plain galvanised iron, 28 guage 500 boxes tin plates. IC, IX and XXX coke, IC, IX and IXX charcoal 764 steel horse shoe bars, £, J, and 1 x £in 4 case Hander s oak and copal varnishes 1 c*se plated spoons and forks, egg frames, entree dishes, tea and coffee sets, &c. 3 cases single and double barrel muzzle and breach loading guns 300 cases rose head steel nails, to 61n Now landing ex 11 SAGITTA,” from New York 2 casks Douglas’ pumps 2 cases do garden engines 27 cases axe, pick, sledge, and band hammer handles 6 cases griudsooo Citings 16 cases Judd's blind fixtures 4 cases Hartshorn’s blind fixtures 6 cases Collin’s picks 1 case Cheney’s hammers 6 cases finishing nails, 1 to 2in 5 cases perambulators 1 case Coe’s wrenches 3 cases Eureka wringer? 2 cases Putnam’s mangles 2 cases Mrs Potts’ sad‘irons 4 cases Phillips’ angular boring machines I case white cotton sash cord 184 boxes Putnam’s horse nails, 6 to 12lb 6 cases axe bandies bush hooks 1 case Holmes' patent wick trimmers X 1 case Emery's wheels, 10 x 12in 1 case Peters 1 adjustable dashes % cases dash and trimming leather 34 bundles hickory buggy rims 3 cases hickory spokes and elm hubs 6 bdls. hickory shafts and bars 1 case Delusion mouse traps I 4 cases and casks extension chandeliers and bracket lamps, fitted with Queen Anne burners, shades and illuminator* 3 cases wove wire mattresses, 3ft and 4fl 6iu wide 46 ash oars, $ to 2Qffe 5 cratea spade handles \ crate Hour pails 50 boxes clothes pegs , 30 cases Sharp’s axes, Maine and Georgia patterns 2 cases squaring axes 4 cases short cutter mattocks 1 case Morse twist drills J I case ratchet screw drivers I case patent moleskin cloth 4|mortice locks and furniture 2|caaes carriage bolls And nuts 13|cases haK-patenb and common nut axles SjCAsea malleable castings 1 6-Jft Standard Esterly binder and harvester, with bundle carrier 1 Eertorly mower, 4ft 3in cut Now fending ex “STELLA,” from New York. 1 10 tons 4-barb galvanised steel fencing wire 3 casks Dou, las’ pumps 1 case patent adjustable wrenches 6 cases grindstone mountings and shell brackets 4 cases Eureka Wringers 1 case Cheney's Hammers X case paint Mills 2 cases Mrs Potts’ sad irons 144 boxes Putnam’s horse nails, 5 to 321 b 1 case perfect hog ringers 24 oases Sharp’s axes, Maine and Georgia patterns 2 cases carriage bolts and nuts 4 cases carriage iron work Now landing ex “ WAVE QTJEEN,” from London. 50 tons Clyde pig iron 7 tons Nettlefo&s fencing wire, Nos, 7 &. 8 Now landing ex 11 0?AWA, a from London. 50 tons Clyde pig iron 2380 bars iron, round, square, and flat 210 bundles round iron 255 bars angle iron 53 bars convex iron 50 kegs steel deck spikes 7. 8, and IQfn, 42 kegs boiler rivets and square ante 6 casks bolts and nuts 8 Victoreea cooking stoves, Nos. 6 t<?,9 15 Queen’s beating stoves, Nos, 6, to 7 4 laundry atQV.es, 90 rolls galvanised, wire netting, assorted 5 QA?ea ctlida* bedsteads and cots 13 Bentall’s chaff cutters, for hand and power 2 2-boree gears, with intermediate nottojx 80 grindstones, 10 to 26iu 1 case lane and Bass broom* 1 case Chesterman’s taj>sa 28 bundles galvanised oval tubs, 18 to 80m 2 cases knife cleaners 1 case Xent’s sash tools and paint brushes. 1 cask bouse bellows 1 case tinned dinner and soup jJatea 1 truss sash cord 2 casks Brnnswick blac^ 1 case William’s butchers knives. 3 casks Avery’a counter scales 6 cases X?rench medal gluq 3 oases portable forgea. IS packages furnace doors, aqd grating* 1 cask ale and wu>* ippajjttftt