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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4629, 16 December 1876, Page 4

FOR SALS. | FTIHE Undersigned have. Landing and ■• JL to Arrive, ; Ex following Vessels— Mataura, Invcrcargill, Elizabeth Graham, Timarn White Eagle, Calypso, Avona, Dunedin, Nelson, . Clan U'Leod, and May Queen :— i 230 cases galvanised corrugated Iron : 35 do painted do do 118 tons bar and plate iron 20 do standard iron . - 75 do fencing wire and staples ' 51 rolls galvanised wire netting 65 do sheet lead S 850 kegs wire nails )•■'"■ 117 'do wrought nails : C 9 do galvanised roofing nails and screws ' 100 bales wool packs and corn sacks I i; 392 packages general ironmongery : . ' 42 tons whito and red lead, atd paints 260 drums oils, turpentine, and varnishes ! 450 qr-barrels Hall's blasting powder 10 bottles quicksilver 12,000 fire bricks and fire tiles ' • 20,000 Countess dates L 2,680 casks Portland and Keen's cement SB2 boxes Chance's glass 140 do Belgium do| 33 bales paperhangings and scrims 250,000 feet deals 61,000 do T. and G. Scotch flooring and lining. QUTHRIE and LABNACH. Q N Js_ A L E . Ex Late Arrivals, j A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Beers, wines, spirits Tea, sugar, provisions Oilmen's stores, dried fruits < Salt, candles, malt, hops, Galvanized iron, fencing wire, pig iron Powder, clover seed, And Other general merchandise. LANDING, Ex Thomasina M'Lellan, Columbus, &c ; And TO ARRIVE, Per Elizabeth Graham, Calypso, May Queen, &&, 820 packages brandy—Hcnnessy's, Bisquit's, &C., quarters and cases 100 packages whisky and rum—various brands 460 package bottled ale and stout 65 qr-casks vinegar— Hill Evans's, and Slee Slee's 40 qr-casks Oflley's port wine—all qualities | 46 do Forrester's sherry de 1500 barrels White's cement 750 packages oilmen's stores, Belfast hams, perfumery; boiled, raw, and Colza oils; wire nails, wire rope, Keiller's confectionery, American salmon, currants, raisins, Roederer's Champagne, paste blacking, calves' foot jelly, sardines, carbonate of soda, mustard, starch, blue, £gs, one freezing apparatus, Algerian fibre, methylated spirit, blasting powder, And Various other goods. W. and G. TURNBULL and CO. 20th October, 1876. 260 T RATTRAY and CO., * Bond Street, Dunbdih, J MERCHANTS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Have on Sale— Woolpacks, Fencing Wire, Tobacco, Tea, Sugar, Brandy, Geneva, Whisky, Candles, Marmalade, Currants, Oilmen's Stores, &c, &c. Indents executed in the Home and American markets. Cash advances made on liberal terms upon stations, upon growing clips of wool, and upon wool shippedto their London Agent, Mr A. L.ELDBK. 7d — EX PANOLA. \F O W LANDING. ABBOT'S BUGGIES and others, direct from the Manufacturers. ROBIN AND CO., Octagon and Stuart street. OTEAM THRASHING MACHINES,' LANDING— 3 Thrashing Machines and Engines, by Garratt and Sons, Suffolk, with all the latest improvements. Also, ON SALE--1 20-h.p. Stationr.iy Steam Engine, 16-inch cylinder. GEORGE BLTTH, High street, So Agent for Garratt and Sons. T A N D I N G, Ex ESTELLE. 200 cases Kreb's litliofracture 60 „ ~ dynamite. LANGE .and JTHONEMAN, Agents for New Zealand; ■JjT O W LANDING AND TO 'ARRIVE!:— 3 cwt steam hammers Steam engines, 6 to 18 horse-pOTer Screw cutting and c;ap lathes Drilling machines Plating machines. Also, 2 10-h.p. portable engines, Double cylinders and steam jacketed, by Marshall, Sons t and Co., Limited. NEILL and CO., Bond street. TO SQUATTERS, WOOL MERCHANTS, &c—The undersigned have for sale a few large-sized Wool Presses, with patent disengaging screw. Inspection invited. R. S. Sparrow and Co. OR SALE, Two splendid STRONGROOM DOORS. Apply, J. Donaldson, G!asgow Pie House. OR SALE, Superior WAGGON-ETTE—six-seated—almost new—built specially tor station use. Squatter, Criterion Stables. 15d PUBLICATIONS. COUNTY BOUNDARIES MAP OF SOUTH ISLAND, Showing County Boundaries, in addition to the usual information. Price, One Shilling. To be had at A . R. LIVINGSTON'S, Princes street. mHE NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE: -■- A Quarterly Journal of General Literature. 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