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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7996, 29 January 1887, Page 1

Easiness Notices T: KENNEDY JIACDOWALD £ CO., • AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, EIC3INGE LAKD ll.'D MERCANTILE IBCTIO3 ROOMS, WCLLINCTON. LAND AUCTION SALES of Tuwn «od Country Properties JUvM every iortui^UL 11E HCHAK DIS E.' F U RNTTURK. aud GENERAL AUCTION SALES lit-lvl every week, FCKKITCRE uul HOUSEHOLD AUCTION aALES Lekl at cRn LIBERAL ADVANCES mfukuo UtulcO Proper* if*. Meicfaaa* iliw, Funmuie. Horten, Jewellery. Woikmof Art, Ac.. vUceU lor Audiuu Side. Hcasosaai.B Cqaaoia. I'ruum Settlimksti. r’oiwitlon ami rul n«hen“~rA» KWnyton iandrd froJit'ii/ Guide, ” ■ for u.lv. IOUUI W Hi >.f Hie IWed free VALUATIONS of T»w mortgage an TRUST HONEYS for 1 the l u.lr. ‘ Prniiertiw u lortsafie at low T. Kennedy Macdonald a Co.. Auctioneers & laud Ageais. Uxcttisos Land am> .MtitrASTU.i; Autiox I ANTED K NO WN . SPECIAL TO THE LITTLE FOLKS. J. BIRREL thanks all the little folks who so liberally responded to his invitation last Christmas, and hopes to see them all again (with many others) this season, A Christmas Card given to every Purchaser. Remember—You can get the Prettiest Dolls, the Biggest Dolls, the Cheapest Dolls, and every pretty thing at J. BIRREL’S FANCY REPOSITORY 45, Cuba Street. JOHN HXJTHIE & Co. IRONMONGERS 1 AND IRON MERCHANTS , HAVE TO ARIKIVB Ex GUINEVERE, MARMION, & COR. MORANT, from Liverpool. 466 cases "OastloKey " and ‘'3 Crown ”Gal. vanised Corrugated Iron : 15 tons Galvanised Plain Iron : 25 tons Clyde Pig Iron 6990 bars and bundles Staffordshire Iron 439 bundlesßlack Sheet Iron 323 bundles Hoop Iron 249 plat- s Iron 26,200 feet Iron Galvaei-ed and Black Pipe 2000 bandies 3 Crown Fencing Wire ■ - 406 reels Ostracised 4 barb Fencing Wire 175 kegs Ewbant’s Nails and Deck Spikes 500 drums Linseed and Colza Oil 293 Comp Ovens and.Oovera 800 rolls Rooßng Felt * 75 coils pure Manilla Rope ' 81 packages Stoves and Ranges 44 dozen Galvanized Oval Tubs 15 roils Sheet Lead ' 13 bales Scrim, Noa. 0 & 2 12 hogsheads Kenrick’s Hoiiowara ■ 10 casks Coppered Sofa Springs 214 packages General Ironmongery Ex CHASCA, HERBERT BLACK, THEO. DOKE, * MARIE, from New York. 245 cases Maine, Georgia, and Western Axes 16 cases Ames’ and Hobart L.H. Shovels 108 boxes Pntnam’e Horse Nails 61 cases New Easy, Excelsior, and Brockvillo I.awn Mowers 450 cases “ White Rose ” Kerosene 60 coses Prime Lard, Filtered Cylinder O and Turpentine 24 oases BiSwell's Antifiictien Grease ,681 feet Ash Platak--228 Cylinder Churns, Nos. 1 to 4 62 cases Aze, Pick, Adze, Sledge, and Hand Hammer Handles ' 110 packages XXX Carriage Ware 100 boxes Clothes Pins 24 packages Wood sod Zinc Washboards 19 cases Bu ll Hooks 10 cases’OgdenV Union Scales - ■ 9 hogsheads Douglas Pomps and Rams IGB packages General Ironmongery Ex CANTERBURY,”* TIMARU, from • ’ London. 476, cases "Castle Key,” "3-Crown ” and " Excelsior “ Corrugated Iron. 260 bandies Annealed Fencing Wire 27 owt Galvanised Steel Wire Rope 86 rolls Galvanbed Wire Netting 30 boxes IXX Tin Plates 731 tegs Wire Nails 123 doz Farkes’ Spades and Shovels 81 Newcastle Grindstones 2 0 kegs Blasting Powder 1860 Sashweighta 20 drums Lubricating Oa 7 bales Oakum 600 casks White’s Portland Cement 74 hexes Window Glass 9 cases French Bedsteads 15. rolls Sheet Lead 55 kegs Fencing Staples 181 packages General Ironmongery JOHN DUTHIE & CO-. 50 * 52 WILLIS-STREET WELLINGTON. ,- ** GENUINE CLEARING SALE CLEARING SALE OF FANCY GOODS. Lustres, Vases, Brackets, Japanese Goods, Baskets, Italian Rush Market Boskets, Picnic Baskets, Toys, Colls, Chinese Silk Bails, India* rubber Balls, Majolica Ware, Terra Cotta Figures, Derby China Tea Sets, Derby Chin* Tea Pots, Bronzes, Glass Epergnes, Specimen Glasses, Fire Screens, Fire Screen Ornaments, Framed Pictures, Unframed Pictures, Walking Sticks, Knife Boxes, Spice Boxes, Salt Boros, Wash Stands Screens, Electroplate Ware, viz.. Batter .Dishes, Cake Trays, Card Baskets, Batter Knives, Dessert Knives and Forks, Jam Spoons, Pick s Forks, and a variety of other useful Household Requisites and Fancy Articles, which will be sold at is-COST PRICE 1 As I most make room for stock to arrive. CONCERTINAS & ACCORDEONS Come an see and Compare the Prices. GEO. W. DUTTON, Lambton-qnay Next door to Hassell's Fruit Matt, INSPECTION INVITED. First-class saddlery and HARNESS. the new establishment 68 WILLIS-STEEET, WmaiioToir. O, W- WYCHERLEY ... PaoPEißroa. Formerly of Weymouth, England. 176 FUNERALS. E MORRIS * SON have been . the . means of bringing down the price of funerals in Wellington to rates to suit all classes, and Intend to continue on in fntnro 15 per cent, below any other firm in Wellington, being the only Special House in town that does not mix the business with any other trade. They have thc-ir own hearses and hones on the premises, and a large stock of the best coffin ffttings always on hand. - If yon want a cheap funeral, go to F, Morn? slid Son. If yon want the best torn out in Wellington, go to E, Morris and Son, Totanaki-stccet, opposite the Army and Kapr Slat* l cH Caestenay Pla