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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8009, 14 February 1887, Page 4

W. Dawson S Co. WillUM DAWSON & GO., IRON MERCHANTS AND IRONMONGERS, WEIiI*IM«TOHr. Now Landing ex K.M.S. Aorangi. 100 oases Redcliffe Crown iron, 5 to 10ft 1036 bars R.LL Crown bar iron, round, square and flat 165 do. do. angle and Tee iron 212 bundles R.H. Crown iron 96 plates iron, 3-16th and Jin x 6 and 7i« 60 bundles black sheet iron, 16, 22, and 24 guage 80 bundles black hoop iron 280 sheet flanged tram rails, 161 b per yard 152 sheet flanged tram rails, 251 b per yard 300 coils sheet fencing wire. No. 6,7, and 8 60 coils galvanised fencing wire. No. 6, 7 and 8 20 boxes IXX charcoal tin plates 130 cases U, 11. wire nails 14 solid box bench vices, 30 to 1001 b 10 casks sheet zinc, 9, 10, 11 and 12 gauge 60 cases diamond point fencing staples, f, 1J and IJin 4 cases Muntz metal sheets, 18 and 20oz 30 ingots Babbit’s patent metal 1 case Stubbs's saw files 1 case B.M. Teapots 1 case Avery’s beam scales 500 Minton’s glazed tiles, 6x6, assorted patterns 1 case Tuck’s patent engine packing 1 case Chesterman’s tapes 6 cases solid eye picks 5 cases brass foundry 1 case bay knives and chaff-cutter knives lease mill saw flies 1 case engineer’s files and horse rasps Now landed ex Marie, from New York. 335 spools galvanized barb wire 2 cases Douglas’s hydraulic rams 2 casks Douglas’s pumps 1 case iron bench screws 4 cases Disston’s saws, saw sets, and flies 3 cases Hard’s axe pattern and claw hatchets 1 case transfer ornaments 2 cases spirit levels, icon planes, and tack hammers 9 cases driving pick handles 4 cases extra pick handles 6 cases No, 1 pick handles 16 cases extra axe bandies 4 cases sledge hammer handles 1 case hand hammer handles 3 cases Ames's long handle shovels 3 cases Day’s long handle shovels 13 cases lamp ware 2 cases wire sponge baskets 6 oases Peerless fly traps ■ 6 packages rat traps 10 cases grindstone mountings 2 cases dumbells and barn door hinges 2 cases tinned tinmans’ rivets _ 2 upright drilling machines, with 13 Morse drills 13 cases mortice and rim knob locks 5 cases perambulators 12 cases Excelsior side wheel lawn mowers 12 cases Hartshorn’s window shake rollers 6 oases handled bush hooks 2 cases store trucks 1 case ironing mangles 1 case adze eye hammers 1 case meat choppers 1 case Dover egg beaters 1 case white cotton, sash cord 48 cases Putnam's horse nails 1 case American planes ■ 1 case razor strops 1 case carpenters’ pencils 10 cases Bidwell’s axle grease 2 cases sewing machine oil 1 case emery wheels 1 case dash and trimming leather 6 cases carriage ware 69 bundles carriage woodware 30 oases 1 woodware, comprising clothes 32 packages > pegs, wash boards, flonr pails 6 crates ) rolling pins, &o. 20 cases prime lard oil 25 oases spirits turpentine 63 cases Sharp’s axes Main and Georgia patterns 42 ash oars 7 to 14 feet 13 crates cylinder churns 6 crates Pock cooking stoves 6 orates Dover oooking stove 2 cases Cleveland and baggy axles 3 oases eagle carriage bolts & nnta

Now Landed ex s.s. Rimutaka. 204 oases Bedolifie Crown Galvanized Cor* rngated Iron, 6 to 9ft 16 oases Redoliffe Crown Galvanised Plain sheet iron, 24 and 28 gauge 255 Bars R,H. Crown bar iron, round, §to 2in 160 bundles R'H. Crown bar iron, round, | to 2in 132 bars Johnson’s oast steel for tools, round and square, \ to 2in 340 iron girder plates for bridges 80 bundles grooved heel tip iron, | and 7*l6in 40 bundles black sheet iron, 8, 10, and 24 gauge 204 plates K.H. Crown plate iron, 3*16, J, f 43 bundles galvanised hoop iron, ijin x 17 gauge 60 kegs Bright diamond point fencing staples, 1J x 8 2 casks japa ned Tee hinges, 6 to 14!n 1 case Lovelock’s mincers, Nos. 1 and 2 12 casks, medium hack and draught horse eh es 1 cask maul rings 1 case Star a- d Crescent rabbit traps 3 cases Gilpin’s slashers and trimmers 1 case electro-plated ware 3 cases carriage a,nd buggy lamps 1 case carriage and floor cloths 1 case coffln furniture To arrive per Hurunui, now duo, 300 casks P rtland cement 300 coils black annealed fencing wire, Nos. 6, 7 and 8 180 lengths black and galvanised pipe, 1 to 2Jin 15 bundles black and galvanised pipe, 1 to 2Jin 60 rolls galvanised wire netting, 80 and 36in x l|in x 16 and 18 gange 100 rolls black and roofing felt 40 kegs patent wrought nails, 5 and 6in 15 casks chilled shot, Nos, 88, 2,3, 4,6, 7, 10 7 casks plain sheet zinc, 9 to 12 gauge 43 Bilst m grindstones, 12 to 36in 9 casks back horse shoes 2 casks steel splitting wedg a 1 case brass till locks 4 cases enamelled bolloware 1 cask round tinned frypans, Nos. 5 to 10 1 case Vaughan’s patent locks, 6 and 7in 1 case gun oases, loading and closing machines and gnn fittings 1 case Rabone’s boxwood rules, spirit levels &o. 8 cases Mauder’s oak and copal varnish, . gold size, Brunswick black and dryers 6 drt.ms methylated spirits 1 cask Onion’s house bellows 3 Onion’s patent reversible pipe blacksmith’s bellows, 32 to 3Sin 6 hhds Kenriok’s tinned and enamelled

holloware 1 case latches, door scrapers, hooks, etc, 2 bales »h'te cotton waste 1 cask Salter’s spring balances 6 cases patent “Safety” mangles, 24in rollers 1 oass Oakey’s glass paper, emery cloth and knife polish 2 orates “George Cheavins” patent rapid filters 21 cases, casks and bundles Avery’s plat* form and counter weighing machines 12 cases Eley Bros.’ cartridges, cartridge cases, &c. 21 casks' and cases Rowatt'a anucapnio lamps 2 cases flavel’a kitchen xangts, 4ft and 4ft Gin 2 cases Williams’ sausage filling machines 2 cases Davis, “Excelsior ’’ knife cleaning machines 1 bale carpenters’tool baskets 12 bundles oval galvanised tubs, hooped and strapped, 201 > 30in 1 case Bent’s patent painters’ brashes 1 case brazed copper boilers, 12 to 20 gals< 1 oose copper rivets, washers and tacks 1 case Dietz’s lamp furniture 3 cases Borland's carriage varnishes 15 cases bedsteads and cots 80 kegs cat flooring brads, 2J to 2Jin 6 kegs olont nails f to 4in 6 kegs Cooper’s rivets, 5 to 101 b 2 kegs galvanised gutter spikes, Tin 9 casks and cases preserving pans, hinges, bames, bake pans, gold - dishes, ladles, rat traps, etc, etc To arrive per Hudson, from Glasgow. 140 kegs “ Genuine ” white lead in Jot and 1 ct 120 kegs No. 1 white lead in 14 and 28 lbs 150 drnms raw and boiled linseed oil 30 drums colza oil' ; 4 casks genuine red lead in Jet 3 casks dry Venetian red in 1 ct 2 cases dry colors 36 pairs axle boxes. If to 2J inch 40packages “mistress,” “hostess,” 11 vie* toreas,” "fortress,” and “Queen’s-' . atoves