Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Times, Volume LVI, Issue 2213, 23 May 1894, Page 3

WAENOOK & ATKIN’S LATEST SHIPMENTS. 3 CASES CORSETS. Some new and very taking shapes are among these, besides all sizes in , our host known makes. 7 CASES UNDERCLOTHING Every possible requirement may now bo had in this department, the “Hibernia” hand made being well represented. DRESS DEPARTMENT. The perfection of the Dross Materials this season is not easily described in an advertisement. We hold an enormous stock, marked at wholesale price. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. The increasing trade in these departments is proof of the excellence of our Gloves and Hosiery. Motley’s and other standard mokes in stock. UMBRELLAS. ,£l3O just opened. Wo guarantee every umbrella to wear two years. CLOTHING. Wo are showing about <lO different patterns in Men’s and Boys’ All Wool Tweed Clothing. Mon’s Colonial Tweed Suits, 27/G, 35/-, 45/-, i MERCERY. Natural Wool, Lambs* Wool and Merino Underclothing in most reliable makes. Shirts, Hats, Ties, Braces, Trunks, Portmanteaux, all , now. FIRST-CLASS TAILORING ON THE PREMISES. w ARNOCK AND A DKir, Tubes Minutes’ Walk pbom THOENDON RAILWAY STATION. 40 OUR EYESIGHT. S. K 0 HN, OPTICIAN, LAMBTON QUAY. HAS just completed and furnished with every requisite a SIGHT-TESTING ROOM, the most complete of its Kind in tho Colony, and which is especially adapted fer accurately testing all kinds of imperfect vision, * Mr KOHN has been appointed Sole Agent for Wellington District tor N. Lazarus and Co., Ophthalmic Opticians, London, Calcutta, Melbourne and Sydney, and has boon thoroughly instructed in the Patent Sighttesting System, No, 4354, which is now being universally adopted. The ab ef .m having just opened a Wholesale and Lens Grinding Branch in Wellington, Mr KOHN is now prepared to make up the moat complicated Lenses from oculists’ prescriptions in a few days. PEARL AND DIAMOND BANGLES BROOCHES, NECKLETS, RINGS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, 3Dr , *3oa?Tio x»x.Aua3J> j3JiiTriaifcVirx».Ataa Of Every Description, And all the Latest Jewellery Novelties of tho Season by every Direct Mail. s'. KOHN, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN, ' Lambton quay. 286 Australian Wine. YALUMBA CONSTANTLY. THOROUGHLY MATURED. E. "Wi Mills & C LIMITED, IRONMONGERS JBON J^JEROHANTS, S HIP c AND HANDLERS ; HAVE JUST LANDED, Ex RECENT ARRIVALS—--600 reels 4-barbed galvanised fence wire, ordinary and close set 480 coils plain galvanised fence wire, 6,7, 8, 10 gauge 320 cases “MaoriChiof ” galvanised corrugated iron, 24 and 26 gauge, 5 to 10 feet 260 coils black annealed fencing wire, 6, 7, 8 315 eases fencing staples, bright and galvanised, all sizes 57 tons “ Notherton Crown Best ” bar and rod iron 16 casks sheet zinc, assorted 20 rolls sheet load, assorted 17 lengths rolled stool shafting 30 frames roofing felt 22 coils special flexible galvanised steel wire ropes, all sizes 5 Milner’s strong-room doors 14 Milner’s fireproof safes, assorted sizes 8 cases Hornsby’s champion ploughs, light, medium-and heavy 9 seta Howard’s zigzag and grass seed harrows • 2 packages, comprising horse hoes, disc harrows, seed drills, cultivators, whippletroes, &o. NOW LANDING. Ex GOTHIC, from LONDON--27 tons N.C.B. bar iron 60 kegs Champion’s genuine white lead 52 bars “Channel ” iron 2 cases brass taps ; range, bib, beer, kerosene, hose, &e., &o. 1 case Lockwood's cutlery 10 kegs rail dogspikes ■ 20 bundles ferrule steel 3 oases Parkes’ short cutter mattocks 70 bundles galvanised hoops 2 bales fishing eork 2 bales life buoys 2 anchors 2 casks steel splitting wedges 1 case bush hooks 35packages “Peyton and Peyton’s” bedsteads and cots 10 owt curled hair 50 drums genuine boiled and raw oil 80 kegs genuine white zinc and red ead 2 casks pumice powder 9 tins black and green paint 2 casks Enam paints, assorted colours 29 bars mild steel, It to 3 inches round 29 casks engineers' and carriage bolts and nuts, coach screws, hexagon and square nuts 7 kegs P.H. boiler rivets 5 cases Nettlefold’s screws 1 case Cartland’s brass foundry 1 bale cotton netting twine, mattress twine and whip-cord 3 casks Netherton tested chain 10 casks Gilpin’s horse shoes 12 Australian axle arms and boxes 3 cases slashers and trimmingo 3 casks Walker’s tested chain, Jin, 3-16 in, iin, 5-16 in 4 casks galvanised and black pipe fittings ■ 0 Bentall’s jhaffcutters 3 Bentall’a pulpers )• 3 cases'copying presses, 12 x 10,15 x 10, 18x12 ■ 2 cases rim and mortice looks and furniture 1 cask light iron washers 6 oases scythe stones 1 case Excelsior knife cleaners 9 kegs black and galvanised wrought clouts 1 ease double shear steel 1 case Eureka gauge glasses 2 casks sad irons, Nos. 1 to 9 2 casks japanned tee hinges, 10 to 16 inches 1 cask Brunswick black 1 cask house bellows, 8 to 12 inches 1 bale Oxford candle cotton 1 bale chamois leathers 9 forgo backs and tno irons 1 cask japanned tulip shovels 7 packages, containing Carving tools, wrought back flaps, tug chains, thermometers, Kaye's oil feeders, pole rings and brackets, cash boxes, milk yokes and straps, chair web, night , latches, brass stair rods, screw pullers, washer cutters, door springs, saddle olonts, , brass and china weights, japanned and galvanised padlocks, spiking hammers, garden rakes, brick and pointing trowels.