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Thames Advertiser, Volume XI, Issue 3190, 11 December 1878, Page 4

Business Notices. \ UCKLAND SEED DEPOT, ,LX i ROBERT BSRWIff, NURSERY SEEDSMAN 4NJ) f L o R i s r: QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, Next Union Bank of Austbal.a, For many years Seedsman'jto Messes James Veitch and Sons, Royal Exotic Nursery, King's Road, Chelsea, London, E VEGETABLE, AGRICULTURAL, FLOWER, I ' AND ; ! TREE SEEDS, , And all Requisites;appertainin£ to Horticulture Town Agent for JAMES MASON, Pabnell Nubsebies, I Q 0;;Q NAO BRANDIES. in hhds,, qb.-casks, oases, and flasks The undersigned have bein appointed SOLE AGENTS in AUCKLAND for the sale of the above favourite brands of Cognac. L. D. NATHAN 8z CO. ■ptJNEDIN f^EER. MARSHALL k OOPEL&ND'S, in balk'or bottle, for Sale by'the agents, ' JOHN REID & CO., 26 Queen-street, Auokland, QUTHRIE AND LARNAGH'S \ " ' NEW ZEALAND TIMBER AND ' 1 WOOD WARE FACTORIES COMPANY < (LIMITED),] s HAVE ON SAL E, AT THEIB BHANCH STORES, LOWER .QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, AND ONKHtraaA: 1 250 casks Portland Cement (White's) 8 30 tons Galvanized Corrugated Iron, 24 1 and 26 gauge, all lengths and brands ' ' SO tbns Fencing Wire, 6,7 iB, 9 gauge * 10,000 Countess Slates 8 100 kegs Spikes—4, 5, 6 inches 50 kegs Rose Head Wire Nails .i'2oo l-barrels Blasting Powder) r ' 10 bottles Quicksilver 2 tons Champion's Genuine White Lead 2 do Hubback's No 1 do 50 drums Colza Oil 50 do Boiled Oil 1 10 firkins Putty (3 casks Patent Driers ' 6 cases Varnish (various) 20 bales Paperhangings 4 frames Sheathing Felt 100 cafes Devoe's Brilliant Kerosene 200 boxes Chance's Glass (all sizes) ni 400 bags Conrse and Fine fait' 300 boxes Helmont Candles Circular and Vertical Saws (all sizes) Mill Belting (North British) Also, rj Dunedin-made Woodware, consisting of Nests ' Tubs, painted andjVariished; Buckets, painted and varnished ; Fancy Buckets, Cheese Vat?, Churns, Bitter - Firkins, • ICnife and Washing Boards, fj Turnery, Trusses, Store Trucks, &c, &c, 1 Inspection Invited, JAMES W. WALLER, Manager. The FAMILY HERALD. The llustmted London News, referring to Pure Literaturh speaks of the "Family Herald, that joy to tens of thousands of innocent English households," ; e Price Sixpence, T7AMILY HERALD Monthly Part, v The Australasian says'l This favourite n domestic magazine retains all its old interest a and variety." Price Sixpence, w Family herald monthl? part, The Daily Argus says" This domes ■ j.' tic magazine is second to none with which we are acquainted." Price Sixpence. " FAMILY HERALD Monthly Part. The Mount Mail says:—"lt contains a fc vast quantity of useful'and entertaining reading matter, consisting of tales, leading articles, poetry, recipes, and scientific notices, The to Correspondents indicate that the t] Herald is largely consulted by readers who seek to have difficulties solved, and forgotten a fl vents revived by reliable answers fiom the tl Editor. Every week's number contains a "- I '- written and thoughtful leading articb upon some subject of interest." Price Sixpence. d FAMILY HERALD Monthly Part,' - The Gazette says:—"Among i the English periodicals received in Australia ' there is one, we believe, that receives a warmer welcome than is accorded to any other publication of its kind in the world. . , Its reputation has been ably preserved, and its character as the best family magazine of light, wholesome, and amusing reading, has been noblv sustained," ' Price Sixpence. FAMILY HERALD Monthly Part. E The Border 1 hitch says:—"One of the d' best of the old-fashioned penny magazines." u; Price Sixpence. si FAMILY HERALD Monthly Part, ei The Queenslandcr says" A marvel of ® sound entertaining literature. .p p r 31 sixpence (publisher's price) the reader has tales, a sketches, and leading articles, and a mass of general information that would make a well- pi sized volume," Si The FAMILY HERALD may bo had in Half-yearly Volumes (4s 6d) and in Monthly Parts (Gd) at a small per centage over the published price, of all Colonial Booksellers, and Newsagents; or the Monthly parts direct - from W. Stevens, 421, Strand, London, for ? 14s per annum post-free. ' The FAMILY HERALD. Colonial Booksellers can obtain an extra supply of the current Parts through Messrs C Gordon & Gotch, Collins-street Melbourne; P George-street, Sydney; and Queen-street, Bris- R bane. ANTED, Mauagers of Entertainmensj and Others to know that the Thames n AnvERTisKR undertakes the PRINTING and POSTING of Woodcuts (any size), Streamers, Potters, and every description of printing, on he most prominent positionsiingthe town on the 1 hortcet notice.