T. W. CARR & SONS, DRAPERS & GENEi AL MERCHANTS, HAVE much pleasure in announcing to Towti and Country bnyeri that the whole of their WINTER SHIPMENTS are now forward, making the Stock very lar<;o and Well Assorted. Tho whole consisting of all kinds of Fashionable and Useful Household WE ARK OFKKKINU AT The Smallest Advance on Cost Price, — OIVIJfO — SEAL BAKGAINS IN SOTS DEAFSE7 ft OLOTHX2TG 2 The Value of tho following Lines is exceptionally good, and is well worth inspection : — BLANKETS— CALICOES— While and Colored— all biz.-s. In Horrocks', Crewdson's, Finlay'i, i Wet Woves, &c. QUILTS— SHEETINGS— Toilet, Honeycomb, and Marseilles. Finlay's Plain and Twilled. FLANNELS— ' SHIRTINGS— English and Colonial, from Is. per In Cotton, Wincey, Union, and AH yard. Woo]. TH3EI X3X&ZSSS X>X3X*-A.Xta73MEX]:W Will be found well stocked with all the Newest Materials of the Best Coloringn tor Winter Weir. French Merinoes, French Cashmeres, French Poplins, Wool Beiges, Satin Cloths, Serge?, Costume Tweeds, Black and Colored Velveteens. Saxony Winceys from 6d. per yd. :o: Men's Tweed and Waterproof Clothing, very cheap and m Great Variety. TENTS AND FLYS— AII Sizes. We have also FOR SALE, ex late arrivals:— Oil TONS BEST ANNEALED FENCING WIRE, Xos. 6, 7, 8, & 9 *V BAKU WIRE, STEEL WIRE •> TONS STAPLES, 1] inch, Nos. G & 8, Diamond Points ; also 1| d«. O * TONS CORRUGATED IRON, 6, 7, 8, & 9ft. lengths O 1 00 BAGS COAPSE and FINE SALT> ROCK SALT CORN SACKS, TARPAULINS, and SEAMING TWINE 1000 SECOSD - HA]SD SACKS » CHEAP OA CASKS SODA CRYSTALS I^k „ WHITING *2O " PORTLAND CEMENT 2() SACKS BEST BONE DUST 2 & 3 FURROW PLOUGHS, RANSOME & SIMS' SWING »nd 2- WHEEL Ditto. HARROWS-REID & GRAY'S „„„,»„ *>OO GALLON HALL'S SHEEP DIP, in 10 nnd 5 gal. Daums. CHEAP McDOUGALL'S DIP, in casks i\i\ CASKS FLOUR SULPHUR, each 2 cwt. SEEDS— Rye Grass, Cocksfoot, White and Red Clover, Lucerne, Cow Grass, Rnpe • TONS SOPPETT'S BEST AUCKLAND FLOUR 1 «* BRAN and SHARPS and OATEN CHAFF— Cheap ty* TONS MKEKS' FLOUR, in Sacks, 100s and 60's ' OATMEAL, in 251 b. and 501 b. Bags '-if 10 bACKS J{EST FEED OATS 1 1 O TONS FINEST CANTERBURY POTATOES-for seed CANTERBURY HAMS und BACON j FEW TONS LOCAL POTATOES i i MAIZE and BARLEY for Fowl Feed CHEESES-LOCAL and CANTEUBURY * TONS AUCKLAND SOAP, in half and cwt. Boxes,— Household, i & 4-Cn.wn, Blue Mottled, and Soft Soap I | iAA BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES -'i | „ DE ROUBAJX CANDLES \ -| ik TONS SUGAR, Assorted HALF- CHESTS BEST TEA k > "T BOXES VERY SUPERIOR . I II "J BOXES and CADDIES TEA-Splendid Value COFFEE-DifT^rent Qualities. COCOA. TOBACCO— Vonus, Twist, Nailrod, Golden Bar, and otlver br»nd» Oik CASES WELLINGTON BISCUITS and CONFCTIONERY, iwsotd. 2~ T\SMANIAN JAMS, assorted; KEILLER'S MARMA. ♦> " LADE JELLIES and CONFECTIONERY i, O|k () PRESERVED FISH, consisting of Salmon, Lobsters, S»rO\l " dint's, Kippered Herrings, Ling Fish, &c. Also, POTTED MEATS, HAM, CHICKEN, <tc. r MELLORS, and LEA & PERRINS' SAUCE ,Chutney, Tomato, and a vaiieiy of other Sauces, Pickles, &c. /•|| BAGS BEST JAVA RICE, Sago, Tapioca, Vermicelli, Maccaroni, t ">" Corn Flour, Maizena, Arc. A 1 11 CASES FINEST CURRANTS— EIme, Sultana, and Muscatell 1"" Raisins, -Jordan Almonds— Assorted Essences MUSTARD, PEPPER, and every requisite for Family use, of the °. I Best Description. » TP "%& CJ^A.I^^C &SONS FOR * IRONMONGERY, CARPENTERS 1 TOCLS, & BUILDERS' REQUISITES ', A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT, consisting of Rc-'ister Grates. 0 lonial Ovens, Cross-cut, Pit, Buck and Hand Saws, Axes and ~ Half-axes, Tomahawks, (Jrindstones and Fittings, Planes, Box and other irons, Kettles, Fry and Saucepans. 14 'ill KEfJS EWBANK'S NAILS, assorted sizes t\A\ WIRE NAILS, assorted sizes \lso COPPER and GALVANISED NAILS and SPOUTING A llrge Stock of the BEST CUTLERY and ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, CRUET STANDS, Ac, *c. HAND MANGLES, SAUSAGE MACHINES, AXLE GREASE EARTHENWARE and GLASSWARE, including Breakfast, Pinner, and Tea Services, Lamps, Nobbier and Cut Glasses of all descripTlNWAßE— Pannicans, Billies all sizes, Milk Strainers and Dilihei, Pudding Basins, Buckets, Tubs, Preserving Pans, Ac, &c. Y. v CASES OF SADDLERY, direct from tho ninnnfncturera, consulting O o f LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S Saddles, Bridles, Girths, Martingales, Whips, Spurs, Cloths, Sin nip Iroiia and Leather*, Saddle Straps PT.AYINi: CARDS . , PAINTS, OILS, &c — A lurjio stock of Raw and Boiled Oil in A gal. drums, Genuine White Lead, and other PainU. Also, Col»«, Linseed, and Neatafoot Oils. 100 CASES " Li S htof Age" KEROSENE LS *i\ „ "Star" „ and Downer's do. •I|WW|VERY FINE PUMRI POSTS and STRAINERS, cheap Regular Shipments of Groceries and Drapery to follow from the Best London and Glasgow Houseß. t.w7carr «sz> sonars n (LATE GRAHAM k CO.),
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 1380, 23 July 1881, Page 3
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