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T. W. CAM & SONS, (Late GRAHAM & To) s For NEW WINTER DRAPERY of all Classes. T. W. Carr and Sons, T. W. Carr and Sons, : For new Winter Dresses For Fur Trimmings ' T..W. Carr and Sons, T. W. Carr and Sons, s For new Winceys and Plaids For Fingering T&rnss - T. W. Carr and Sons, T. W. Carr and Sons, ) For new Jackets For new Seal Bats J T. W. Carr and Sons, T. W. Carr and Sons, , For new Ulsters For Shirts, Ties, Braoss, &c. ; T. W. Carr and Sons, T. W. Carr and Sons, For new Velvets and Vel- For New Zealand-made Flaaveteens nels and Tweeds T. W. Carr and Sons, T. W. Carr and Sons, For good Winter Hosiery For Mourning Goods T. W. Tarr and Sons. T. W. Carr and Sons, For Novelties in Winter For Men's, Boys', & Youth*' Gloves Clothing 1 T. W. Carr and Sons, T. W. Carr and Sons, For Slack, White, & Colored For Waterproofs and OverEid Gloves Coats ' T. W. Carr and Sons, T . W . Carr and Sons, For new Winter FwiVbons and For Black and Colored Silks Trimmings and Satins l T. W. Carr and Sons, T . W . Carr and Sons, For Calicoes, Blankets, Sheet- Buy direct from the Cheapest : ings, Linens, Small- Markets, and give really ; wares, &c. Good Value f We have also FOR SALE, ex late arrivals:— 1 4>|\ TONS BEST ANNEALED FENCING WIRE, Nos. 6, 7, 8, & 0 <£** BARB WIRE, STEEL WIRE O TONS STAPLES, 1| inch, N<js. 6 & 8, Diamond Points ; also 1$ do, ; CORRUGATED IRON, 6, 7, 8, & 9ft. lenetha 1 00 BAGS COARSE and FINE SALT, ROCK SALT CORN SACKS, TARPAULINS, and SEAMING TWINE 1000 SECOND " HAND SACKS, CHEAP 6)Q CASKS SODA CRYSTALS i A „ WHITING Ofk „ PORTLAND CEMENT OA SACKS BEST BONE DUST 2 & 3-FURROW PLOUGHS, RANSOME & SIMS' SWING »nd 2- WHEEL Ditto. HARROWS— REID & GRAY'S 2()() GALLON HALL'S SHEEP DIP, in 10 and 5 gal. Danms. CHEAP McDOUGALL'S DIP, in casks *>Q CASKS FLOUR SULPHUR, each 2 cwt. I SEEDS— Rye Grass, Cocksfoot, White and Red Clover, Lucerne, Cow Grass, Rape ; also VEGETABLE SEEDS, Cabbage, Turnip, <feo. X TONS SOPPETT'S BEST AUCKLAND FLOUR BRAN and SHARPS I MEEKS' FLOUR, in Sacks, 100's and 50's OATMEAL, in 251 b. and 501 b. Bags BEST FEED OATS FEW TONS LOCALLY-GROWN POTATOES | MAIZE and BARLEY for Fowl Feed CHEESES— LOCAL and CANTERBURY X TONS AUCKLAND SOAP, in half and cwt. Boxes,— Household, <-> 4 Crown, Blue Mottled, and Soft Soap j XQ BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES XQ „ DE ROUBAIX CANDLES JO TONS SUGAR, Assorted KQ HALF-CHESTS BEST TEA 2K BOXES VERY SUPERIOR gg BOXES and CADDIES TEA COFFEE-Different Qualities. COCOA. TOBACCO— Venus, Twist, Nailrod, Golden Bar, and other brand* 20 CASE S WELLINGTON BISCUITS and CONFCTIONSRY, assotd. OK „ TASMANIAN JAMS, assorted; KEILLER'S MARMA. LADE JELLIES and CONFECTIONERY QQ „ PRESERVED FISH, consisting of Salmon, Lobsters, Saxvv dines, Kippered Herrings, Ling Fish, &c. Also, POTTED MEATS, HAM, CHICKEN, &c. MELLOR'S, and LEA & PERRINS' SAUCE ,Chutney, Tomato, and a variety of other Sauces, Pickles, &c. ni\ BAGS BEST JAVA RICE, Sago, Tapioca, Vermicelli, Maccaroni, VU Corn Flour, Maizena, &c. "»»*-' » ' -| /| CASES FINEST CURRANTS — Elme, Sultana, and Muscatello ■*-" Raiains, —Jordan Almonds — Assorted Essences MUSTARD, PEPPER, and every requisite for Family use, of the Best Description. TT. -W. O^XCXC Je SONS FOB IRONMONGERY, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, & BUILDERS' REQUISITES | A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT, consisting of Register Grates, Colonial Ovens, Cross-cut, Pit, Buck and Hand Saws, Axea and ! Half-axes,|Tomahawks, Grindstones and Fittings, Planes, Box and other Irom, j Kettles, Fry and Saucepans. Qi\ KEGS EWBANK'S NAILS, assorted sizes 20 " WIRE NAILS > asaort ed sizes Also, COPPER and GALVANISED NAILS and SPOUTING A Large Stock of the BEST CUTLERY and ELECTRO -PLATED WARE, CRUET STANDS, &c, &c. HAND MANGLES, SAUSAGE MACHINES, AXLE GREASE EARTHENWARE and GLASSWARE, including Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea Services, Lamps, Nobbier and Cut Glasses of all deacriplions TINWARE — Pannicans, Billies all sizes, Milk Strainers and Dishes, Pudding Basins, Buckets, Tubs, Preserving Pans, &c, &c. SADDLERY— Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles, Bridles, Girths, Martingales, Whips, Spurs, Cloths, Stiirup Irons and Leathers, Saddle Straps PLAYING CARDS PAINTS, OILS, &c— A large stock of Raw and Boiled Oil in 2 g»l. drums, Genuine White Lead, and other Paints. Also, Colza, Linseed, and Neatsfoot Oils. «^i\ CASES " Light of the Age" KEROSENE 2000 VERY FINE PURIRI POSTS and STRAINERS, cheap JUST LANDING es 'Martha Eeid' from Oftaarat)X TONS MEEK'S FLOUR, in sacks 100's and 50's i(i(\ SACKS Good FEED OATS chaap 6} TONS FRESH OATMEAL, in 251 b. and 501 b bags Regular Shipments of Groceries and Drapery to follow from the Best London and Glasgow Houses. T. "VfT» OARR <SZ> SONS (LATE GRAHAM & CO.), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 1337, 3 June 1881, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 1337, 3 June 1881, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 1337, 3 June 1881, Page 3

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