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BUgIWEB§ WOTIC3ES • R. TAPP EE & C~o^ WHOLESALE AND EETAIL IRONMONGERS AND GENERAL IMPORTERS, TJ^VE now arranged, by getting regular shipments, to get the whole of their Goods Dibect feom the Manufaottjheb, thereby enabling them to compete with Melbourne and Dunedin prices. They have on hand, landing and to arrive ex Araby Maid, Michael Angelo Alice, India, Mallowdale, Kedron, White Rose, A. Reid, and William Davie, from London Estelle, from Liverpool; Oamaru, Auckland, and Timaru, from Glasgow; Sunlight, Light of the Age, and Mercury, from New York, every description of MACHINEEY AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Including ploughs, D. F. and S. P, chaffcutters, harrows, scarifiers, horse powers, winnowers, kueaders, steam thrashers, curd breakers, &c. STATION AND FARM EEQUIEEMENTS, Including fencing wire (gauges 6 to 12), wire netting, sheep nets, Avery's scales, eteeN yards, twine, corn sacks, powder, raddle, grindstones, &c, BUILD BES' IEONMONGEEY AND MATEEIALS, Including galvanised iron (plain and corrugated, 5 to 9 feet), lead and iron masher?, lead, in sheet, pipe and pig, sheet zinc (plain and perforated) wrought wire, cut, and galvanised nails, locks, hinges, screws, sash weights, ridging and spouting, slates (best Bangor), cements, plaster Paris, lime, fire bricks, Tasmanian shingles, palings, imported and native timber, doors, sashes, casements, architraves and mouldinga, oveu doors and gratings. GENEEAL EUENISHING IEONMONGEEY, Including iron bedsteads (large assortment), cots, register grates, fenders, fireirons, table and fancy cutlery, electro-plated and nickle silver cruets, tea pots, egg stands, dish covers, spoons, forks, ladles, toast racks, biscuit boxes, &c , kerosene table hanging and bracket lamps, chandeliers, lamp glasses, globes and wicks, brushware.brass, foundry, tin, and japan ware, baths, toilet cases, Japan, travelling, deed and cash boxes, trays. SMITH & WELLSTOOD'S cooking, heating, and office stoves and kitchen ranges, colonial and camp ovens. , GUNS (single and double barrel), Colt's new patent breach-loading Dermger pietols and revolvers, and ammunition ; breach-loading cartridges and cartridge cases, a few of Reiley's latest improved breach-loading fowling pieces. CAEPENTEES' AND BUILDEES' TOOLS AND MATEEIALS, Every description. PAINTERS' AND GLAZIEES' TOOLS AND MATERIALS, Including paints, oils, colors, varnishes, Stockholm and coal tar, pitch, whiting, putty, paperhangings, screws, calico. SHEET GLASS, all sizeE, 16, 21 and 26 oz. WHEELWRIGHTS', BLACKSMITHS' AND FAfiRIEES' TOOLS AND MATERIALS. Including iron, 8.8. H., rod ond bar, sheet, plate and hoop iron, spring, blister, and cast steel, bolta and nuts, bolt endf, rivets, washers, horse nails, horse shoes, rasps, files taps' and dies, anvils, smiths bellows, hammers, axle?, boxes, springs, shafts, spokes, rims, hubs, chains, &c, &c. PLUMBERS' AND TINSMITHS' TOOLS AND MATEEIALS, Including tin plates, solder, block tin, pumps, lead in sheet, pipe and pig. SAWMILLERS' MATERIALS. Circular saws (18 inches to 5 feet), crosscut saws, files, axos, wedges, maul rings, engine packing, leather belting (ready made and to order, from best Scotch belt leather, belt laces, copper rivets, &c, &c. RAILWAY & OTHER- CONTEACTOES TOOLS & MATEEIALS. Picks, Shovels, octagon steel, blasting powder, fuae, &c, &c. GENEEAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & CABINETWAEE. Cheffoniers, sideboards, dining, 100 and dressing tables, drawers, couches, sofap, easy and rockin^ chairs, cain, wood, leather and hair-seated chairs, washhand stands, curtain poles .looking and pier glasses, carpets, oil cloth, cocoanut mattiDg, towel horses, door mats, &c, &c. EARTHEN WASE, CHINA, GLASS AND STONEWARE. Dinner, tea and breakfast sets, chamber sets, port, sherry and champagne glasses, tumblers, tobblers, &c, claret jugs, vases, ornaments, caraffe, toilot bottles, &c. SADDLEEY AND IIAENESS. Double and single sets of bugey and carriage harness, dray and leading harness, gents' and ladies' «addles, mco and steeplechase saddles, pelches, bridles, whips, rugs, portman teaUß, ladies' hand and couriet bags, straps, and every description of English and Colonial saddlery nnd harness, saddlers' furnishing ironmongery, collar check, serge, &c. BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPEES AND GENEEAL GRINDERY. Kip, sole, kangaroo, patent harness and belt leather. STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS. Account books, playing cards, note, letter and foolscap paper, envelopes, ink, cricketing materials, baeketware, clothes, butchers', butter, bottle, market, work and fancy baskets, perambulators, bassinets, &c, &c, SEWING MACHINES. Wheeler and Wilaon'a, Singer's, and the Little Wanzer. AMERICAN GOODS. Sharp's axes L. H, and S. H. shovels — Douglas's pumps—churns— tubs — buckets— washing machines and boards— manure and digging forks— store trucks, Sec, &c. SPECIALTIES. Collard and Collard's pianos (full compass)— Knott and Sons' harmoniums (14 stop*)— 10 caees chromo-lithographs— engravings and oleographs, in choice framea, from 10s to 20 guineas — 8 caoes clocks. AGENTS IN SOUTHLAND FOESWAN & CO.'S horee powers— chuffcutters — reapers — harrows— grubbers, &c. J. GRAY & CO.'S (of Uddingston) double and single furrow ploughs, &c. RICHMOND & CHANDLER'S chuffcutters— horse powers— harrows, <see. RANSOME, SIMS & HEAD'S steam threshers, portable and stationary engines, ploughs, &c. BERTALL & SON'S chnffcutters, &c. SAMUELSON & CO.'S one-horse Eclipse reaper and mower. THE TRANSATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. R. TAPPER AND CO., DEE AND SPEY STEEETS, INVEECA EGI L L.

Ti/i O N E V T O L E N D Apply to F . W . WADE, SOLICITOR, ESK STREET. T\ /I O N E V TO LEND In suma varying from £50 to £10,000, on freehold security, at lowest rates of interest. Apply to JAMES HARVEY, Solicitor, Esk street, Invercargill. NOW OPENED, f EN N O N'S INVERCARGILL FISHMAEKET, T A Y STREET (Next Mr Mcßobie's, Tinsmith.) A supply of Fresh Fish always on hand (weather permitting). Preserved Fish, Oysters, Shell Fish, &c, of evory description.

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Southland Times, Issue 2116, 14 May 1875, Page 1

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