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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3216, 2 September 1879, Page 3

NOTICE E. OKEY & SON Beg to announce that having purchased from MESSRS. J. VEALE k SON their Business and Stook-in-Trade, in PAINTS, OILS, COLOURS, PAPERHANGINGS, &O.j &0., they have taken tho Premises lately occupiod by Mr. J. C. OgiWie, Adjoining Boss* Horse Bazaar, and have this day opened ft WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS in the above line. ON HAND, And to arrive, ex St. Leonards and Jone, from London, — A Splendid Assortment of PAPER HANGINGS, Champion s White Lead Genuine White Zinc Mixed Paints Varnishes Colours, dry and ground in oil French Polish Turpentine Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil Colza, Castor, Kerosene Oils Glass of all sizes Putty, Whiting, Scrim &o. ko, &c, E. O. & S. being in a position to purchase in the best Home market*, and having had considerable experience in the trade, tboy will be able to supply tho above at most REASONABLE PRICES ! NOTE THE ADDRESS— ADJOINING ROSS'HORSEBAZAAR IN connection with the above, we beg to thank our customers for their past liberal support in this department of our business, and tuke this opportunity to recommend them to our successors, to whom we hope the same patronage will bo extended. Wo ueed scarcely add that Messrs. Okby k Son's well-known experience in the trade, as well as their being in a position to purchase in the best English markets, will enable them ro suppply both wholesale and retail buyers to great advantage. 0503 s3O J. VEALE k SON. NOTICE. MoLEOD'S PATENT SAFETY TIMBER JACKS. MESSRS. FRASER AND TINNE, Phoenix Foundry, AucUland, aro licensed to mako and sell theso light, powerful Jocks, so well suited to Bubli and Saw- mill work, or on board ship, in warehoußos, at railway stations, or wherever heavy goods, timber, machiuery, &a, have to be moved or handled. Owing to tho superiority of, and demand for theao Jacks, Frnser and Tinne have provided costly machiuery for their manufacture and are. now engaged in . making- 1,00,0 of them. The parts of the Jack that are subjected to tho greatest araouut of strain and wear are being wrought from their scrap furnace. The chief points of advantage in theso Jacks are :— l. Their long thrust admitting, if necessary, of the wood or stalk being made shorter than usual, for small timber nud sawmills. 2. That they do not run back under heavy weights, thus dispensing with the continual nttetiduncn of ouo hand, on whoso care may often depend tho safety of other bands. 3. Their reduced dimensions and weight reduciug tho dangor of their removal from tolling logs, ko , and making thorn ho much more handy and convenient for carrying or working. 425(35 ~ FOR SALB, ~ SECTION 159. Moa District— 2oo acres Sectiou IG2, Moa District (deforrod)— 62 acres Section 26, Fitzroy Township Section 168, Town of New Plymouth, with 8 -roomed House, and along with above Sectiou 169, Town of New Plymouth (leasehold) Several of the best Building Sites at Waitura. C. W. GOVETT, 547 th to Solicitor. TO LET. rpo LET, with immediate possession, the 1 FIRST-CLASS FARM, containing 148 Acre?, near Ilnleigh, now occupied by Mr. A. Bayly, comprising 9 Suburban Allotments iv tho District of Waitara \V«Bt, with commodious Dwelling-house aud Farm Buildings. H. It. RICHMOND, P~ Devon-street. New Plymouth, Sept, 1, 1879. 0511 b3O