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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 7926, 8 November 1886, Page 4

Business Notices e. w. mm & ilo., IMPOETEES OP Hardware, Ship Chandlery, Metals & Machinery. Juftt Lahdfed ck s.b. Arawa,. Orueadefr, Hro from Londdn. IJ4§ bars and bundles Crown iron 46 kega wrought deck spikes, Id cashes bo!t*t and,nota and coach screws 46 boxes, horse’naUn.i, , • - f . • 2 cfcse Taogyo fl hydraulic lilting jacks 40 bundles galvanised hoop iron 5 cases bouse and carriage varnishes 146 cases galvanised corrugated iron, 6 to 10ft RedcJiff Crown , r[ 4 cases Gilpin’s picks and &a£to&ks 2 ca&Jce Gilpin's splitting, 2 cotks Gilpin’s C.S. napping, spalling and striking hammers 0 8 cases Gilpin’s angers and ; . anga bits, slasher?,. trimmers, brick trowels, pin mauls, etc. ‘ 130 drums boiled and jaw oil 25 drums refined Colza oil 200 casks Portland cement* 4 bales white cotton waste 26 tons Clyde pig iron • 4 casks patent shot, asrorted Nos. 44 cases galvanised corrugated iron, 26g, Chief brand * 9 cases French bedsteads, single and double 5 cases good curled horse hair 20 drums Stockholm tar , 8 barrels Stockholm pitch and tar | 2 cases J.R, delivery hose and engine packing 10 drums methylated spirits 21 steel plates, 5/16 and fin 4 bbds Keurick’a tinned holloware 45 kega genuine white lead 220 tins zinc white, red lead, No* 1 white lead, black paint, cxide iron and green point 46 bundles galvanised backets and tubs 3 pair Ouion’s trunk bellows 2 cases buggy lamps 3 Avery’s platform weighing machines 1 cask coppered sofa springs 2 cases patent knife cleaners 1 cask Tom Bowline and Dioptric side-lights 1 bale brush door mats 2 cases leather belting, 2 to 6ia 232 lengths galvanised tubes, £ to 2ia 1 cask galvanised fittings 1 bale Sheet cork 1 cask galvanised ship’s chandlery, assorted 2 cases Oakey’s emery cloth dad glass paper 1 case Ceilings’ patent axles To arrive per Klinor Vernon, from New York, 100 cases Palace oil 20 cases Sharp’s axes, Maine and Yankee 160 ash oars, assorted 7 crates cylinder churns 3 cases gar lea rakes andboea 15 cases Sharp’s axes * 2 cases N.Y. paint mills 4 cases common nut and half-patent axles 7 casks Gould's pumps, jack ank lift and force 2 casks malleable carriage and buggy fittings 2 cases Umpire wringers 1 case Cheney’s hammers 1 case Spoflford’s braces 3 cases hammer and sledge handles 2 cases carriage bolts and tire 3 frames, white wood boars for carriage builders 1 case buggy lifting jacks 2 case* American buggy and gig harness, single and double 1 case American buggy collars To arrive per s«s. Aorangi from London. 200 casks Portland cement 10 cases plain galvanised iron 2 cases Nobel and Scare's carriage varnishes 1 case solid drawn copper tubes 60 kegs diamond point fencing staples 35 kegs Bin light deck spikes 18 tons feuclng wire. Nos. 6,7, 8 ISocasks best hack horse shoes 1 case leather belting, 2 to 4in 1 case tin dinner and soup plates 1 case table cutlery ’l’o arrive peh Gumevre froth Liverpool. 34 cases tValker’s ij galvanised borl , fhgated.iron', 6to Dft, 24g , 20 bonces Holmes life buoy and deck signal lights - 5 cases register grates, assorted To arrive per Wanganui from London. 400 casks Portland cement... 90 drums boiled apd raw oil 40 drains refined colza oil 40 kegs genuine white, lead 80 tins zinc white and. red lead 64 tics burnt sienna, umber, etc 6 cases mixed paints,>l, 2 and 41b tins 2 ca ike putty in hladdeis 2 casks patent dryers 15 kegs cut floor brads : 36 kegs wrought spikes, 5 to 5 in 5 kega cooper’s rivets 10 kegs galvanised fencing staples 20 kega pt, nail?, 2J, 8, 4io 4 pair blacksmith’s smiths’ bellows 1 case knife cleaners 2 cases netting and shop twine 1 bale white cotton waste 24 grindstones 4 casks ** Tangye’s differential pully blocks ecrewjacks, patent iron blocks, 1,2, 3 i sheave bottle jacks, Hydyaulio jacks, sheaves 20 cases lamp chimneys, kerosene lamps, globes and shade?, illuminators, &c, 2 case painter’s brushware* 2 cases morocco, skins, Green and Roans To Arrive per ship Canterbury from London 400 casks Portland cement 125 drums boiled and raw oils 45 dtums refined colza oils 40 tins sine white 116 tins white lead, patent dryers, yellow prints 1 cask English and Chinese vermilllaus, &c« 2 basks yellow ochre 2 casks putty in bladders 4 cases sheet rubber; patent packing, »LR. delivery hose, and Asbestos engine packing 25 kega cut floor brads 5 cases scythe stones 3 c .eka sheet zinc 6 drums Peacock’s antifouling paint 5 frames rooting felt 2 frames dry hair boiler felt 4 barrels Stockholm pitch 25 grindstones assorted 1 case Eley’s gun caps 15 casks horse shoes 1 bale hemp seaming twine 1 case sponge 4 kega C.S. clout nails 1 case crown and patent scythes 1 case Lovelock’s mincers 1 case Noble & Hoare’s carriage varnish 3 dozen wrought barrow wheels 1 case ladies’ garden tools 3 cases spring, scrolls, and cast steps 6 pairs Loocewood dog carts shafts 2 cases patent mail axles, assorted size 2 cases Netfclefolds* screw and cotter pins 2 bales white cotton waste 1 cas>k Cartlaud’a brass foundry 2 casks japanned Scotch Thinges 8 barrels Gilpin’s axle arms and boxes 1 bah slabber bandies 1 case pitch in 2,4, and 71b boxes 1 bale Oxford candle cotton 20 kega diamond point fencing staples 12 packages, containing dinner and tea bells, Bourdon's pressure guages. night lock, racking and tapping cocks, H.P, bib cocks, stop and range cocks, wheel valves, plugs and washers, copper kettles, patent bottle stoppers, braes stair rods, Hobbs’ patent locks and latches, brass eyelets, mahogany and zebra wood drawer knobs, saiimaker’s palms, curry combs,jfile handles, coffin furniture, etc., etc. L f: MILLS & Go. LIMITED, WELLINOTON.

DRINK <0 ljQA7£ e N.2. mVSTRIAL GAZETTE. The blending is entirely attended to by Sir. Nelson himself, who is 9 Taster of great cxp erscncc * and bod a special training in the art’ TIMARU HERALD. Tins firm deserves the port of all purchaser of Tea, as .the article they offer is superior to anything we have ' scon in this Colony.’' PRESS. Mr. Nelson is a pn> #fh Bestfc I N THE OR V.P OAT p C ' THOUGH M PURE or Blender. P R 1 C ES £ln y-,2/4. COPIED BY ALL 2/8, 2/ Packets vftßNiVf I/*, AWARDED BOXES iELSoN[dOftT£| HALF & Co CH^H CHESTS mS/ rxv pxlb PURE BLENDED TEAS AUCKLAND, WELLIN GTON, CHRi STCHU RCH, DUN ED IN, AGENTS EVEBYV/HEBE

four to 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 interminable and rough wear, which would ruin real velvets at ' ,r times the price. For Costumes and Trimmings it is unequalled, and in Tact for all purposes in which Silk Veb et mav be used we specially recomi JMm the “LOUIS" VELVETEEN. J|| Every yard of genuine bears the name of " Louis." May be had from all Drapers throughout the Cole ' —co“ of whom will send p. terns a POST FB E OQ£g| application. •vSaW&st

CONSUMPTION CURABLE—“ Mr G T. Congreve on Consumption and its successful treatment. Showing that direful disease to be curable in all its stages ; with observations on Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, &c.” From too Christian Herald, March 31, 1885 Mr G. T. Congreve’s treatment of consumption and other cheat diseases continues to be made a great blessing to sufferers, far and wide, in every part of the kingdom. The world, and we ourselves, owe him a debt of gratitude. Not long since we placed a young lady under his care, who has recovered her health, and we need only point to the cases (Mr Congreve is publishing one every week), many of which had been given np os past all hope. There I can be no doubt that for Consumption _ and other chest complaints Mr Congreve is a 1 specialist of the first order, and stands unrivalled. Certainly there baa been no other discovery in medical science from which the consumptive patient may gather so much hope as from his. The one hundred and thirtythree cases which are recorded in Mr Congreve’s book are a most convincing testimony, but what have been long a marvel are the oases of cure which have been published for several years past in the weekly journals (our own included), one every week, (The reader is referred to the Christian World, the j Christian Age, Christian Globe, &c., &c.). The anther (Mr Congreve, of Coombe Lodge, Pcokham, London), has been urgently entreated to make his treatment known in all the British colon es. The price of the book j Is, sixpinoe or sevenpenco post free. Pnb- | dished by Union and Co,, Auckland, New : Zealand, and may be ordered through any ! hooka SIX !

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