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Colonist, Volume XIII, Issue 1339, 26 July 1870, Page 1

;■;• ; schestaSmall'Pearl Sago -' , 1 case Ground Ginger f. 5 cages 21b hot(;les r French Plums -. ~.6 ' „',■■ New Muscatels ', . ' . ' 1 sase Smalt Pearl Sago, in 14flTtras 28 cases Sardines, halves and quarter! ,40 qr-easks Champion's Vinegar , . "' 20 cases '*'»"' » - " 6 „ Brown Windsor and Honey Soap ■ s'casks'Soft Soap ' , 10 cases Bell and Black's Vestas, Plaid ß and 250's ' , 5 „ ,;..:,.'■ „ ; ..' ' Fancy Gas Matches " 400 bags Fine and Coarae Suit « 35 barrels Whiting •: IVINES ANI) SPISITS, &c. 600 cases Hennessey's Pale Brandy 25 qr-casks „ »» v 60 cases MarteU's Dark „ ; lOqr-oasks „ „ 100 cases Stewart's Scotch Whiskey .' 20 qr-casks Lemon Halt's Ruin 150 cases flood's Stout * 100 „ Beat's Ale *-. . -r/50- )i; Pennant'sPll«Al« . :..- , , 10 „ Stoughton Bitters 5 tanks English Malt 80hhds „, ■..-,,,...... ; ...,....-.:,... - 100 cases Eagle Brand Condensed Milk 70 „ Sharp's light, medium, and heavy Axw 25 „ Collins's Picks, 3ilbs to 5JibJ ~" *> qr-Segi Dried Apples ." : ' 6,' cases Ames's No. 2 and ,8 ' Long Handled Shovels ' '"' ' 4 oases Collins's Short Handled Shorels 2 .'„ Tattles' and Myers and Errien's Sluice .. :' Forks ' 10 cases Ladies' Dining. Oak Chairs , - 10 „ Oak Office Chairs 2 ~ Hay Forks and Reap Hooks ; 21 ,„ , .Scythe Handles/ ~ '! 6 cases Adze, Axe, and Pick Handles " 1 case American Brooms " 15, dozen „ Backets , 'ipnesbi ~, "Tubs, " f \; 3'|caflißs.' : ',' ~";■ 'Tacfes '; . 1 case Hay and Garden Bakes and Hoes ■; 16 boxes Clothes Pegs. ■ d HAEJWAKE, BUILDING MATEEIALS,!ETC. ; 63 ; cases Morewood's Galvanised Corrugated " Iron, 5, 6, 7,-8, 9 feet, 24,26, 28 guage ■ - : 1 case, Morewood's Galranited Kidging, 16, .■..;,■.. ■;,: 18 WCh ~ j . '...■• :' 50 Grindstones, 10 to 20 inch 70. kegs French Wire Nails, 1& to 4 inch , 106 „ Ewbank's Patent Wrought Mails, 2to 6 „_./—inch • ■; ; 85 kegs Anglo-American.Cut ditto, li to 8i inch 50 „ Floor Brads 16 „ Galvanised Cone-Headed Screws, It : -- ,j, to 2| inch .'•'," , ' 6 kegs Galvanised Washers ■•* 1 case Sorby's Patent Sheep Shears r-.-, rv. X „ n . » Scythes 7 cases French and Stump Bedsteads ,' 1 cask Coopers' Rivets, assorted 1 „ 100 Coils Double Tape Fuze ~ 1 bale Sail and Roping Tjyiue T case Flax Engine Packing 6 bales Lamp Cotton, and Oakum 2 „ White Cotton Waste ; 10 „ . 3-Bushel Bags S^casks White.Lead, in bulk 3 '„ „ „ iniowt.kegs ' 1 cask White Zinc Paint, in i owt. kegs 3 casks Putty, in-14,1b. bladders 40 kegs White Lead, each' $ owt. 20 „ White Zinc Paint, each i owt. 1- o«ok -Saali W-aight*'- . — 180 bundles Hoop Iron, i to li inoh 14 hhds. Smiths' Coals 124. boxes Chance's Sheet. Glass, assorted lease Baas Brooms and Scrubs, N. EBWAEDS & CO. Nelson, Bth July, 1870. . TWO MOE,B GOLD MEDALS, THREE SILVER MEDALB AWIBDBD TO THB 4«TI L 0 E E N 0 B. ' ' -■" X? ■ •■■>""'THB' V' HIGHEST PRIZES FOR SEWING MACHINES WKHE OIVEN TO THB ; * "F L 0 RE N 0 E," ■ IN 1867, AT THB INSTITUTE, NEW YORK (the •greatest honor attainable in the United States) j Mechanics' Institute, in Lowell, Massachusetts, in October; EXPOSITION UNtVERSELLE; PARIS, in July'; Manchester and Liverpool Agricultural Society's. Centenary Exhibition, in August; and at "Coventry and' Midland' Manufacturing Industrial ahi-Art Exhibition, in-October.. i THE BEST FAMILJ'SEWING MACHINE in the world. It comprises* all the good points; and combines, all that is valuable in the whole of them, besides which it has many important advantages possessed by no other machine. * THE REVERSIBLE FEED enables the operator to sew either way; to fasten ends!of seams without stopping or turning the work. IT> HAS THE SELF-ADJUSTING SHUTILfI TENSION. IT MAKES FOUR KINDS OF STITCHES. THE; SAVING OF THREAD oirer machines making tha chain or embroidory stitch will in one year be more than tha cost of the machine, „„, THE LOCK STITCH, compared with the chain stitch, is less clumsy,— is less liable to be washed or ironed off, and does not, like the latter, form a network to retain dirt. ~ THE EXACT AND POSITIVE MOTION of every part, with no uncertain springs or brush pads, renders it almost impossible for a Florence Machine to get out of order, and enables even an ordinary operator to use it successfully. ' IT USES THE SAME* SIZE THREAD on both sides, and both sides of the seam are alike. THAT IT IS THE BEST, . is evidenced by the fact that of the thousands sold in rthe United Kingdon during the past two years, none gives dissatisfaction. * . All extras, fifteen article* and one down needles, FREE OF CHARGE. A L FBE D OAKET, BBIDBB-BTBXR, SOLE AGENT FOR #EW ZEALAND. Maobinos, Testimonials, and full Information at W. Dabby'b Music Repository. Florence machines sold on monthly > payments. 1704 , "orange and other fruit trees. ./^KNAMENTAL TKEES, Shrubs, Flow'■\if ■ ering. Plants, Bulbs,» &o. Descriptive priced Catalogues, on application; fIHEPHAR~AND CO., , ■, ■? ipiiiuir& "Rvwasn, "■•1; ;;(^|^;^4vmha. . W