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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8793, 1 May 1890, Page 1

Business Notices. f, Q MI I H AND SMITH, 0 OCTAGON, DUNEDIN, Have just opened a shipABT ENAMEL PAINTS mont of Art Enamel AHT ENAMEL PAINTS Paintß (ready for use). AUT ENAMEL PAINTS Colours exquißite and lo ART ENAMEL PAINTS beautiful, surface like w AItT ENAMEL PAINTS glass. For Furniture, ART ENAMEL PAINTS and all kinds of wood--11l ART BNAMBL PAINTS work (old and new), AUT ENAMEL PAINTS Iron, Wicker, Cement, ART ENA'flßli PAINTS or Stone—6o beautiful ART ENAMEL PAINTS tints to choose from. AHT ENAMEL PAINTS Prices, 1b per tin. White, AUT HNAMEL PAINTS Grey, and Fleßh-eolour, ART ENAMEL PAINTS for baths, stand) hot wateri , PAPEKHANQINdS.—3O,OOO pieces to choose from, >r 4d per piece and upwards. Genuine White Lead, 31b per owt.; Oils, 3s 6d per gallon; Varnish, 10s per gallon,1; Methylated Splritß, v 6s per gallon. h GBNTRE FLOWERS (papier-mache) for Ceilings— a very large variety, 30 patterns to choose from , —12in, 3s each ; 16in, 4s 6d each j 20in, 7a 6d Q each; 2-ltn, 10s each; 301n, 15s each. Decorated in Gold or Colour, extra. ; SMITH & SMITH. MOULDINGS from 6d per length. Picture Framing done at tho Lowest Prices. Oil Paintings, Lithographs, Engravings, &.0., &o. " SMITH & SMITH. '" CHAMPION MIXKD PAINTS (all Colours, ready for use). In Ibjtins, at 8d per lb; in Ulb" tins, at 6d per lb.! SMITH & SMITH. ARTISTS' COLOURS Double Tubes, 6d each; Oil ARTISTS' COLOURS Colour Boxes, from 7a 6d ARTISTS' COLOURS each; Sketching Blocks, ARTISTS' COLOURS Academy Millboards.MountARTISTS' COLOURS ing Boards, Stools, and all ARTISTS' 00L0UH3 kinds of Artists' Materials at ARTISTS' COLOURS Lowest Prices for Cash. '■ • SMITH & SMITH. GLASS SHADES (White Glaßß)—Bound, Square, niidJOval (all sizes), and jEbonised Stands—from Is 9d each. SMITH & SMISH, Having Just landed a shipment of MORRIS' FAMED PAPBRHANGINGS and a large supply of PAINTERS' MATERIALS, We are prepared to do all kinds of PAINTING, GLAZING, PAPERHANQING, SIGN AND TICKET WRITING (Plain and Pictorial). 1 ESTIMATES GIVEN. SMITH & SMITH, Oil and Coioub Mebohahtb, DUNEDIN. i j nniMBER DIRECT FROM THE 1 SAWMILLS, t MIDDLEMAN'S PROFITS SAVED TO ' CUSTOMERS." 1 . [A, TAPPER AND 00., SAWMILLBBS, TTTTT I MM MM 888 BEEB ERR T I MM MM B B X R H T I MM MM 888 R B T IMMMMBBE RRJ T I MM M M 888 EBB HRH T IMMMMBBB HB T IMMMMB BB KB ; TIM MM M B B E X H X I M MM M 888 KKBB X B AND I RRR 000 NN N I R H OO NN N > IRR OO NNN IHB OO NNN I RHR O O NUN IRR OO NNN IRK O O NNN IRR O O N NN I X B 000 N UN ! MERCHANTS, I And BUILDERS' IRONMONGERS, i Jetty and Voqki, stbbbts, DUHXDDt. I We have to announce that, in consequence of the increase of our business in this district, we have decided to make DUNEDIN OUR HEADQUARTERS. 1 WE RBQUE3T THAT ALL ORDERS AND COH- . RBSPONDENOE BE SENT DIRECT TO THIS OFFICE. ; The completion of our New Factory, with the latest Improvements in Machinery, and our Increased Stocks of Timber, Ironmongery, and Building Material, will facilitate the rapid despatch of 1 Orders at Lowest Prices. BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY AND BUILDING 1 MATERIALS Of Every DeßcriptionDirect from the Manufacturers. Doors, Sashes, Brass Foundry I Cement, Plaster, Ridging, Spouting, Stourbridge Fire Clay, Slates, Bricks, ' Fencing Wiro, American Goods, Wire Netting, Sheet Glass, Rabbit Traps, Carved Woodware, j Paints, Oils, J.R. and Leather Belting, , Paperhangings, Sawmill Requisites, 1 i Harvesting Twine, Oils and Machine Fittinga, i Walker's Three Crown Galvanised Iron, and all the best known brands. CIRCULAR ARCHITRAVES TURNED UP TO 10 FEET DIAMETER. Orders executed on the Shortest Notice), and delivered to any Hallway Station or sldine iin the t Middlelsland. > • Being Overstocked with PPP A V *NN N TTTT SSS P P A A I NN NT S PPP AAA I NN N X S PAAIN NN T S P, A A I N NN T SSS OILS, VARNISHES, &c , We have decided to Offer them for Cash for One Month at Greatly Reduced Prices. Boiled Linßeed Oil, 3s 4d; Raw Linseed Oil, 3s 3d j Oak Varnish, 9a 6d per gal. Genuine White Lead, 30s; No. 1 White Lead, 29s per cwt. ' A. TA P P~i~R & CO., ' DUNEDIN and INVEROAHGILL. NH H NN H NUN N N N BEB L SSS| OO NN N NNNB L S OO NN N NNNE L S OONHN H N N EBB L SSS O O N H N N NNB L SOONNN -N NNB L SOONHN i, N NN EBB LLLL SSS _OO H HN "VTELSON, MO ATE, & CO, For the information of our numerous Wholesale Customers we have inserted the following Extract from the Chrlotchurch Telegraph of November 13,1883 :— One of the Largest Importations of INDIAN TEAS to New Zealand was made laßt Month by NELSON, MOATE, & CO. It consisted of over 1200 Packages from the following well-known Districts: Assam. Oochar, Shylet, Darjooling, Chlttagong, &c. We aro informed this Is one of inaiiy Shipments during the year intonded for use in Blending with numerous varieties of „ NEW SEASON CHINA TEAS, f. NELSON, MOATE, & CO. First Imported and Introduced CEYLON TEAS {_ In the year 1881. Those that can drink INDIAN AND CEYLON TEAS <1 Aloue will find that f. NELSON, MOATE, & CO. r, Have the Largeßt Stook and Variety in tho id Colony to seleot from. ■y is We strongly advise all who really apprest ciate a good, refreshing, and palatable cup of 's tea, to drink our !E CELEBRATED PURE BLENDS J In Preference to anything else. They 1 give universal satisfaction, and are being - used by the bulk of the Population. 5t NELSON, MOATE, & CO., - CHINA, INDIAN, AND CEYLON TEA id IMPOKTEKS. n, ;d ie .0ts MM MM ~ M M MM J M M MM ..MM M M OO A TTTTT BBK .!? M M M M O O AA T M U M M M M O O A A T M _M M M MO O AAA I BB M MM M O O A A T JJ M MM M O O A A T ]{ M MM M OO A AX MXI A COO 1 V AA CO 3AA O O A A NN N DDD C f{ A A NN N D D C O AAAAA NNNDDO OO A ANNNDDC OO A ANNNDDC OO A A.HNNDDOOOO - A^ AN NN DDD COO Q be X> UIUTY Cigarettes. First Award Virginis XT Exposition, 1884. 6n