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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 59, 2 June 1863, Page 4

JUST RECEIVED ex Kate, Jane, Esperanza, and Pilot from Melbourne — BUILDER'S IRONMONGERY AND BKASS FOUNDRY. American cut nails American cooking stoves Blind racks and roller ends Brass headed nails, ball hooks Brass butt hinges Carpenter's patent rim locks Curtain rings Curtain bands and cornice ends Cabin and cup hooks Casement fasteners Ewbank's patent nails Galvanised nails Hat and coat hooks Sash fasteners and lifts Sash weights Screws, &c. DIGGERS' TOOLS. Collins' and Sharpe's axes Collins' and Symmond's picks Gold dishes, stamped and colonial Gold scales Magnets Pumps Short handle and long handle shovels Spades and sluice forks Tomahawks and torn plates IRON BEDSTEADS AND FURNITURE, &c. French fourlpost, half tester Portable and stump bedsteads, all sizes American oak arm chairs Ladies' dining chairs Children's high back do Children' cots Mattresses, bolsters, pillows, £e. Cedar wash Btands and dressing tables. KEROSENE LAMPSVERY LARGE ASSORTMENT. KEROSENE OIL, (COZZEH' 8,) FIVE SHILLINGS [PER GALLON, SUNDRIES. American tubs American Screw wrenches Anvils Attwood's sledge hammers Blacksmiths' bellows Butter tryers Bench vyces Bridle hooks I Brass taps Bottling do Blasting powder Bar iron and steel Carpet hammers Cheese tryers Caulking irons Connecting shackles Cart springs and scroll irons Corkscrews, clothes lines Communion service Che3s boards and men Canvas for lining Compass saws Crowbars, callipers Coil chain Chaff machines Cash boxes Cruet frames, chamois leathers Chubb's padlocks Chipping hofS, carpenter's mallets Chamber candlesticks Camp kettles Double-bairel guns Driving picks Forge backs Fire dogs Fish hooks and lines Fret saws, flooring cramps Grubbing hoes Galvanised rivets Gulleting files Hay knives Horse rasps Hooks and thimbles Joiner's cramps Iron standards for wire fencing Magnets Oakum Pitch and tar Portable forge Taperhangiiigs, a large assortment Reaping hooks Sheet iron Swing mirrors Stamped tin bowls •Sledge hammers Sheath knives Saw sets, shear and blister steel Spring balances Sardine openers Spring clothes pegs' Steel napping hammers Sorby's hand savvs Trace chains Tire irons SAMUEL BEAVEN. T3 OBERT MACGEORGE'S Store, l\> Tay-stkeet. Country Storekeepers, Miners" 1 and Carriers can bo supplied with the undermentioned Goods at the lowest CASK pr ices : — Flour — finest Adelaide and Tasmanian, in 50 and 2001b bags Oats, chaff, and bran Oatmcul liice and biscuits Ale and porter, in hhd, cask and case I Brandy — Otard's Champagne, United Central, and other brands, in hhds, 4 -casks and cases Geneva. JDKZ, in case Old Tom, do Whisky, in and caso ltum, in hhds Bitters, cordials, &c. Wines — port and sherry, in -4-casks and caso Butter — Cork and colonial Cheese — finest North Wilts and Dunlop Currants and raisins — finest new fruit in barrels and ense Bottled fruits, jams and pickles Salid oil, sauces and other oilraens' stores Salmon in tins, Findon haddocks, sardines and lobsters Sugars — finest white crystals and counter Tea in chests and halves Tobacco — tens and twist, cutty pipes, mecrsham do "Yeast powders IRONMONGHBY AND BUILDING MATJSIi IALS. All kinds of timber Galvanised iron Calico Canvns Picks, cradles, gold dishes, do scales Shovels Camp ovens Nails, ! crews Bellows Anvils Steel yarls Mats and matting Chaff-cui 1 ers and corn crushers Drays, just landed ex Wm Buchanan CLOTHING — DBA PEBY-~ BOOTS "AND SHOES, An excellent fe^fiortmantof every 'description, in Stock andlanding.'