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Otago Witness, Issue 1162, 7 March 1874, Page 29

Business Notices. SASHES— PRIMED & GLAZED. 300 pair Sasheß, 8 x 10, 4 light 300 10x12, ... | 200 7 x 9, 6 do 400 Bxlo, ... 300 9x 12, ... 400 10x12, ... 400 10x14, ... 200 10 x 10, 100 12 x 16, ... 200 2S x 15, 4 do 200 ..., . 24 x 15, 200 12x14, 6 do CASEMENTS — FRAMED & GLAZED 100 pair Casements, 3-6 x 2-6 200 ... ... 4-0 x 2-6 250 ... ... 4-ljx 3-0 MOULDINGS. 20,000 feet lin. W,P. & D. moulding 25,000 ... N 20,000 ...14 50,000 ... 3 50,000 ... 2£ 50,000 . . 3 ARCHITRAVES. 50,000 ... 4in. W.P. & D. architraves 50,000 ... 5 50,000 ... 6 CORNICE. 50,000 ... Sin. W.P. # D. cornioe 50,000 ... 4 40,000 ... 5 40,000 ... 6 SKIRTING 52,000 .. 6io. W.P. &D. skirting 50,000 ... 7 40,000 ... 9 40,000 ...U 25,000 ...12 HURDLES, &o. 500 hurdles, from 4 to 7 feet 10,000 iron bark spokes 250 pair naves 1,500 felloes, If x 1| to 4 x 4 - • 15,000 dressed piokets • .'-■' RIDGING, SPOUTING? '*S ' 2,000 feet 12 to 18 inch ridging 3,000 ... OG spouting I,UOO ... half round TURNERY, &c, 300 sets turned table legs, 2J x 4 j 150 ... waahstandß, 2x 2i j 100 dozen turned sofa rails j 100 turned table pillars 150 ... couch and drawer stumps 300 bedposts and spindles | 100 ... and stretchers I 100 turned finials, all lengths 100 dozen cornice pole ends, 4 and 5 inoh 20 ... cheffonier columns 5,000 brocm handles 100 Colonial sofas and couches 100 tableß, turned legs 200 bedsteads, complete 50 dozen chair backs Verandah rafters, to order Ornamental brackets, do 400 sets sofa scrolls, 1£ to 2 CEMENT, PLASTER, &o. 500 casks Portland cement 200 ... American plaster 1 ton fire clay j 100 bags lime 50 do hair 10,000 fire bricks 5,0. 0 fire tiles, various sizes | 1,000 paying tiles 200 chimney pots ... 5,000 feet drain pipes... 2 000 (glazed), various exzes l) 000 ... junctions and bends SLATES. 20,000 Countess Blates GLASS. 500 boxes glasß, assorted sizea WIRE. 500 bundles fencing wire, assorted sizes. We are importing direct from England, America, &c, every article required w the trade; having Colonial Bush Mills and Coasting Vessels of our own attending specially to our orders ; our New and Commodious Promises being just completed, enabling us to keep our most valuable Stocks under cover, whioh will prove a great saving in weight to up-country customers ; our Manufactory also having undergone extensive alterations and additions of the most modern kind, we are enabled to execute all orders entrusted to our care with accuracy and despatch. GUTHRIE & LARNAOHJ