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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8006, 10 February 1887, Page 1

Business Koticsß T. KENNEDY HACDONALD & CO., EXCHiKGE L4.SD AIID 1 USD AUCTION' .and Country Properties audjCEXERAL AUCTION* SALES Lc’d at ANTED KNOWN. SPECIAL TO THE LITTLE FOLKS. J. BIRRED 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 • Bolls, the Biggest Bolls, the Cheapest Dolls, and every pretty thing at J. BIRREL’S . FANCY REPOSITORY , 45, Cob a Street. JOHN DUTHIS & Co. IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, HAVE-TO ABBITB Ex GUINEVERE, MASMION, & COEU GRANT, from Liverpool. 455 cases ” Caotlo Key ** and “ 3 Crown *’ Galvanised Corrugated Iron 15 tons Galvanised Plain Iron 25 tons Clyde Pig lion 6990 bars and boodles Staffordshire Iron - 439 bundles Black Sheet Iron 323 bundles Hoop Iron 2*49 plates Iron 25,200 feet Iron Galvanised and Black Pipe 2000 bandtee 3 Grown Fencing Wire 406 reels (Islvaniaecl 4-barb Fencing Wire 176 kegs Ewbaak’a Nails and Bosk Spikes 500 drums Linseed acd Cola* Oil 298 Camp Ovens and Coveca 800 rolls Roofiog Felt 75 coils Pare Manilla Rope 81 packages Stoves and Rangftff 44 dozen Galvanized Oral Tubs 15 rolls Sheet Lead 13 bales Scrim, Nos. 0 & 2 12 hogsheads Kenrick’o Hollowuro 10 casks Coppered Sofa Springs 214 packages General Ironmongery Bx CHASOA, HERBERT BLACK, THEO* ■ BORE, & MARIE,from New York. 2-16 cases Maine, Georgia, and Western Axes 16 cases Ames* aud EobarfcL.H. Shovel* 108 boxes Putnam’s Horse Nalls 51 cases New Easy, Excelsior, and Brock* vllle Lawn 7>lowers 450 cases-' 1 While Rose ** Kerosene 00 cases Prime Lard, Filtered Cylinder O and Turpentine 24 cases Bllwell’s Antifriction Grease 681 feet Ash Flank 228 Cylinder Nop. X to 4 62 cases Axe, Pick, Adze, Shdge, and Hand Hammer Handles 110 packages XXX Carriage Ware 100 boxes Clothe* Pins 24 packages Wood and Zinc Washboards 19 cases Bu?h Hooks *9 hogshrada Docs°s°Pump* and Rams 108 packages General Ironmongery Ex CANTERBURY, & TIiIARU, Iron. 476° cases "Castle Key," ‘-5-Crown” end “Excelsior” Corrugated Iron. 280 bundles Annealed Fencing Wire 27 owt Galva&ieed Steel Wire Rope 30 rolls Galvanised Wire Netting 30 boxes IXX Tin Plates 731 kegs Wire Kails 123 doz Earkea 5 Spades and Shovels 8 1 . Newcastle Grindstones . 2 0 kegs Blasting Powder XSSO Saahweighfca 20 drams Lubricating On 7 bales Oakum 600 casks White's Portland Gsmont 74 boxes Window Gians 9 canea French Bvdetoads 15 rolls Sheet Lead 65 kegs Fencing Staples 181 packages General Ironmongery JOHN DUTHIE & CO-, 50 & 52 WILLIS-STREET WELLINGTON. GENUINE CLEARING SALE - CLEARING SALE OF EANCY ‘ GOODS. Lustres, Vases, Brackets, Japanese Goods, Baskets, Italian Hush Market Baskets, Picnic Baskets, Toys, Doll*, Chinese Silk Balls, Indiarubber Balk, Majolica Ware, Terra Figures, Derby China Tea Sets, Derby China Tea Pots, Bronzes, Glass Epergnes, Specimen Glasses, Fire Screens, Fire Screen Ornaments, Framed Pictures, Unframed Pictures, Walking Sticks, Knife Boxes, Spice Boxes, Salt Boxes, Wash Stands Screens, Electroplate Ware, viz.. Batter Dishes, Cake Tray a, Card Baskets, Butter Knives, Dessert Knives and Forks, Jam Spoons, Pick*© Forks, and a variety of other useful Household Requisites and Fancy Articles, which will be sold at ISTOOST PRICE ! As I must make room for stock to arrive. CONCERTINAS & ACCORDEONS Come an see and Compare the Prices. GEO. W. DUTTON, Lambtcn.qnay Next door to Hassell's Fruit Halt, INSPECTION INVITED. F iest-class Saddlery HARNESS. AND THE NEW ESTABLISHMENT 68 WILLI3-STREET, WEtiiHOTOar. c. w. wycherley" ... fhopehiob. Formerly of Weymouth, England. 176 tammmmamamaaaaMaaiaammßmmmmmmmam FUNERALS, S MORRIS & SON have been the , means of bringing down the price ct funerals In Wellington to rates to suit all classes, and intend to continue on In future 15 per cent, below scy other firm in Wei. liegton, being tee only Special House iu town that does uoi mix the business with any other trade. They have : their own heiirt-ca and hcaaea on tha premises, and a large stock c! the best coffin fittings always on band. If you v.-<.a; a cheap funeral, go to E. Morrr-aaa Son. If yen want the beat tam out in Wellington, go io 33, Morris and Bon,' Taliicfit-ilfcss, opposite the Army aai Wary sSa«k3 43 Ooeatenay Fla