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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 859, 16 January 1879, Page 4

DUNEDIN ADVERTISEMENTS IMPORTANT NOTICE. To Timber 3J rrciiaota, Architects, Builders, Contractors, and Partie* Fmoisliing. THE NEW ZEALAND WOODWARE FACTORIES. AND LARNACH'S NEW ZEALAND woodware factories company (hsisnza). Thea» Extensive Factories befog now com plated and in fall working order, comprise SAWING, PLAN I NO, AND MOULDING FACTORY. DOOR AND SASH FACTORY. FURNITURE AND TURNERY FACTORY. TUB AND BUCKET FACTORY. And the whole of the Machinery is of the moat modern, description, fitted with all the kites* improvements calculated to economise tabor and to produce excellency of work and finish, and embraces a nttmber of machines for the manufacture of » variety of articles hitherto ttnknowa as Colonial productions, and only obtainable ia the Kngliah and American markets. The most varied orders can now be execute*! with promptitude and despatch, and the gooda sapptied at a mttch leas coat than they can be produced in any other Factory in ttic Colonies, or imported. The Sticks of att kinds of timfsek ooor>s, both rough ani> MANUFACTURED. are large, wellseasoned, and assorted. Stock!* of P.UII.E)KP.S' IRONMONGERY aro also replete with everything retired in the building trade. Tl'nS. BUCKETS, CHURNS, CHEESE PKKSSKS. r«UTTER FIRKINS, HAY UAKiIS. KNIFE and WASH BOA t; US, PTc|u»E ta and appearance to the l»'st Aruerk-iui iv.ai'e. but aud durable. bouu; maanfatftured only (corn timber ot th»> best quality, and fsß»i from knots, suid spixiatty seswencd. F V It N I T U !*» E. •Special cars and attention have been devoted So this drpartnistit. and in the W:»r».'h>n:.?i: and Xhntv-.fonßi in the targe building adjoiiUEn'C ti\o will be found Sho.n»"3t chnior and c«#n»ptete aMk<rt;ncr.t of

fVuXI T V K E Yet offered to the Public. comprising— Dining Riwtn, Drawing Room, awl Library Suites or' KngU.dt Oafc. Mahngary, Maple, Waliuit, Cedar. and i'ins. PE£>H OV H s> VIT?> f> Of K«»a E'itw and other suitable Wood.-*, »li of which ft?»s uplioktored on tho premises in the elaborate nar.cv-r by trade.* ttwa. Cit£ F F ',> X£ K [IS, WA H t,.. J K KS. Roofceases. f'Vn's-i'a t>: Drawers*. .ttVlistand*. Pining »*n«t Drawing-room. 86,1 Toilet Tabt.'s of th«> wuni suitable Imported and t''jloui.il Tur.t>'j?3. »iut Toilet (iUwea in »ire.it Van; ty ■ C A i: P M T .*i. Comprising i'.russicfc. Tapestry. Kidder, Stoofc:ft, and Fslt »f Mawtleat ftcaUty ar.d Tasteful Pattern.? profited from the Host Maters, and selected by an Agent specially appelated far »&s pt»tpt>S7, LOOK C L O T fl S, Oi Great Variety and Width. All the imports coming forward mwithly c'rom EngU U and American Markets* btittg purchased eu t combined \*ifch the c.oocmotw saving in roauwtscUring here, iHiabto the COMPANY to "Rer advantages to Imyeva both in prka and mtality that defy legitimate competition. I LLUST'E AT KD CAT A LOG IT ES to course of preparc.tß"n. Prwa on application. tu addition to the K.itcasivo Stooli4 r>n isacd a.s above, tiw 'tnd«reict;tion>>t aupptiesr ??«■ nor.- landtag and to arrive Ks following vessel, vis.:— Aaektar.d. ftorvat, CaaSetbttry. Western Monaridi. EajterhW. Wangv ut, Charter Pouring. He'l.'n Angier —> §IV* eascJ galvanised corn:'..-' nl iron •;:» d<> tainted < ! • d:> "3- ten.; bat and fs!at« iron (H do. -standard is'ou It' do Arcing wiry a-u' -'.-.ploa 20 totta £*twnimt trirc in "S toaa ahoet lea,l 280 Rog.} r:ire natLt •K> «tl> n.-.il.'t SO do gslv-sMib-;-.! rowing cails aud SCrsTv 3 S'J4 package g-.!nor»I iroamongtiry «t *.^r.-ri iiiCo an.i rtd itadj r and paints •{Oil drun;3 cits. tßrpoistias. and varotshea 23t> Hr-barri'la blaatiag pov.-der £0 finsttea qutalwslver tO.ODO tire brinks and tire titsa .7.\fiOo CouaCesfi sUM'.CU Zvm tasks Porttajul and Ktcn'a canicat boxes Chance's glass 300 do B«tgicm do «;vii.-3 iitrr.itarc W bakd carpets, variot!3 rrtalities 20 «aao9 tto«rc!atl» 50 bated pap«chang:nga and acnms |2ot> eases lerwens 200 wsits plaster of Paris tOO gaisea Ar.;uf wan turpt X2O do ».<3ort'j<i Atasrtean goods. c«nswtiPv* »>f asest. picks. »h»v«!a, ».£ ail Douglas putupa, Faitbanfe «aw», -wnn^ers, hl;;k'-'rj* sprivig:'., sx!w, etc.

58,000 feet Baltic fJ»safa tS.O»W «Ji» fuchory «t«> while oak 20,0«y vlo «io *»&. WALTER GUTHRIE, |t| MuugingDircfltor