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Otago Daily Times, Issue 783, 21 June 1864, Page 1

On Sale f\ N s . A- L E* 150,000 SLATES Countess, and Duchess. Countess, £13 per 1000. GEO. CORNWELL, Corner of Stuart and King streets, opposite Stevens's Timber Yard. 120 TONS Galvanised Corrugated Iron, £30 per ton; 24, 26. and 28 guage. 29 tons best Milled Sheet Lead. GEO. CORNWELL. 700 BARRELS Portland Cement—cheap. GEO. CORhWELL. 250,000 AMERICAN Laths. 70,000 FIRE Bricks. GEO. CORNWELL. 150,000 FEET Superior flagging—Abroatli York, Caithness, &c.~ cheap. GHO. CORNWELL. 600 KEGS Ewbank's Nail?, from lin. to 6in.—cheap. GEO. CORNWELL. SO MARBLE and Slate Chimney Piecescheap. GEO. CORNWELL. 16,000 FEET Drain Pipes, 2intol2in. 300 HHDS. G. P. Lime. 200 BARRELS American Plaster. GEu. CORNWELL. EVERY description of Building Materials, •■^Wholesale and Retail, at the Lime and Cement Stores, corner of Stuart and King streets, opposite Bt6vens'B Timber Yard. GKO. CORNWELL. REAL NEVA CANDLES, St Petersburg, on Sale and to arrive, ex " Andrew Jackson." M'CALLUM, NEILL and CO., Agents, Stafford street. /^UANO—Bird Island and Flat Island, on .XX Sale by M'CALLUM, NEILL and CO., Stafford street. ON SALE. Landed, and to Arrive. Starch (Orlando Jone3 and Co.) Colonial Beef Cigars (best Havannah.) R. FORD BECKWITH. GHIP CHANDLERY Rope—Europe and Manilla, all sizes Canvas, twine, lines, and oakum Pitch, resin, coal and Stockholm tar Oils—Colza, castor, sperm, linseed, &c. Blocks, chain, caulking tools Oars vash), boat nails, and caulking tools, &c, &c, On Sale at MAURICE JOEL'S, Princes-street. B.B.—Ships and lihters supplied with stores 1Cr EW SEEDS-NEW CLOVER SEEDS, _I_S Ex Oscar, ex Severn. Also— Daily Expected from Hebart Town, CHOICE FROIT TREES. Gooseberry and currant Liroh and Scotch fir tree 3 Garden seeds Quicks, rose trees Rhubarb and asparagus plants Ash leaf and silver skiu potatoes Colonial, cocksfoot and Italian grass Tares, rye, and seed oats Globe, blood-reds, Lisbon, large red Trepoli ai:d Spanish onion seeds Lawn grass, fescues of all kinds Celery seed and sweet marjoram for soups. FOR BALE—3O Airtight New Oak Water Casks. R. S. DRURY, Princes-street. Agent: MrS. ROWLY, Tokomairiro. ON SALE. Ayer's American Sarsaparilla „ Sugar-coated Pills ~' Cherry Pectoral Holloway's Pills and Ointment Perry Davis' Pain Killer Towusend's Sarsaparilla At MAURICE JOEL'S, Prisces street. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ON SALE, a Shipment of Grey's Agricultural Implements-consisting of :— Ploughs Harrows Chaft-cutters Oat-bruisers Turnip sowers D ALGETY, RATTRAY and CO. Rattray street. FLOUR ON SALE.—Adelaide flour, silk dressed — White Valley Butterworth Duffi eld's Pool's Stevens' Giles and Smith Rayner's Prescott's. CLEVE ana CO., Highlstreet. KEROSENE.— Cozzea's Kerosene Oil now landing and on tale, by CLEVE aad CO, High street. N S3 A L~ E By the Under signed:— jj Ploughs, chaff-cutters, cheese presses Harrows, kerosene oil, wheelbarrows Fencing wire, fencing strainers Furnace boilers, 20 to 150 eals_ Linseed and boiled oil, turpentine American stoves, office stoves Bluestone Kitchen ranges in great variety Ames' shovels, Collins's picks Iron bedsteads, Manilla rope Galvanised corrugated iron Bar iron, steel, sheet ironj Firf proof safes, mangles Direct importations of all kinds of hardware BAIN RS AND OLIVER, Wholesale Ironmongers and Iron Merchants, MANSE STREET, TtUNEPIN. iXRONMONGERY Mmmg1 tools and diggers'requisites Nails of all kinds, screws, tacks, and bolts Hammers of all df smptious Saws—Pit, cross cut, circular, and hand Brushware. brooms, buckets, and tubs Fenders, fire irons, and bellows Cutlery, pocket and table House and building ironmongery, land a general stock of useful goods, Wholesale and Retail, On Sale at MAUBICE JOEL'S, 1 Princes street. FOR S AXE, Six Cords of Sheoak, from Melbourne. Apply M. Muir, Stuart street, Jetty. ri H E A P ROOFING — Morewood's Patent continuous Galvanised Iron Roofing on Sale by the undersigned. This article is a recent invention of Messrs Morewood and Co., and from its lightness, cheapness, and durability is well adapted for colonial use. Each keg contains 400 superficial feet, and weighs only 2 cwt., it is therefore well suited for the interior. , FREDERICK MOSS and CO., \ Agents for Morewood aad Co.