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Thames Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 6236, 25 October 1888, Page 4

T.AiS.IOeRI»&GO.,' (LIMITED), WHOLESALE &RETAtt .. | Hardware Merchants AND IMPORTERS QUEEN"STREET, AUCKLAND OWEN STREET, THAMES, Have of Salk— ! Ex iecent Arrivals from England anil America, &c. a large and wel.assorted Stook of MINING EEQUISi'JJB Comprising— Blasting Powder and Pellets' s and Kret s Dynamite Detonators Extra Strong Double Tape Fuse Candles—English and Colonial Bar and Sheet Iron Tram Rails—Stsel and Iron Cast and She&r Stee. Cast Steel Hammer^ Do. Drills and Gads Smiths' Anvils and Bellow? Cast Steel Shovels Picks and Handles Quioksilver • Kersey Blanketing Sandhurst Gratings I.R. Belting and Hoeo Rope and Oils & °.. . &C, 03? Buildbie, Blacksmiths, anJ Furniehln . ~ Ironmongery in great vauety, Agricultural Implements and Maohner of all kindfl. Ship Chandlers and Sail Makers! Agents for— 'OXIDE OF IRON " PAlN'iu, Manufactured by Thames Paint ManuU t *'iring Company, Indents for all classes of Goods exeouteil on advantageous terms. Speoial quotations to Storekeepers. 800 OASES-20'TONkS JUST ARRIVED Ex«STOOKBRIDGE, FROM JiONDO .. MAY3BH HAD FRO»»| DEALER ON THE GOLDFIELDS NOBEL'S ; CHATINE OYNAiITE. Hp [Km Explosive.* midway ,in power Between Dynamite and Blasting . ' Gelatine, bu* Exploding ;more easb taantho 40 CASES, ex sTbOKBRIDGE I ; '■ ■■•'• 'NOBEL'S - ' BL'ASTIM ij&KLATIB' BYiAM OTHEKI OSIVbU yA per am ■ dymmii^_ 160 CASES, or 8000LBS, ■ Ex " Stookbridge CHEAPEST EXPLOSIVE OBTAIN ABLE. IT GIVES THE LARGEST RESULTS, .COMBINED ;WITH REATEST AMOUNT OF COM FORT TO THE MINER, AYDB HAD FROM EVER) DEALER ON THE GOLD FIELDS. 'ALSO THE' SPECIAL"-DETONATOR ~- FOR GELATINE, Which lias jbeen prepared specially to|iuoet the requirements 4 of Blastiug Gelatipe.3 K PORTM & "00,1 UJCKLAND, ' 80LK AGENTS JfOK , ' NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVECOMPANY PRELIMINARY NOTICE. JAMKB EENSHAW |"\ESIRES to inform his Friende and the. U Publiothat, inaddi|ion |qhis Qwen Street business, he deoid.ed fq OPEN AS A BRANCH iroiienonger's Store The SHOP near the KARAKA BRIDGE : ...■ - POLLENISTfeBBT (Formerly JOSEPH OLARK,S GROCERY) The Stock at first will be mainly in the Building and Famishing lines, > Having now been'iri Business at the Thames nearly 21 years (from 'September, 1867), he wishes to thank.all .those who, by their custom, ha,ve him in tjjo paab, and fo assure, %m tj)at' nQthing stiall Be wanting on t\ty part tq the. ngw venture q> success

I PERSONS ABOUT TO MARRY. ' : OR FURNISHjSHOULD VISIT THE ONLY ' MPLETE J. C CKS, FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, ON THE THAMES POLPN .STapT, OENTRAL, yTTHERE they can procure everylouse. hold Requisite of Good Quality at Prices to suit the times. Splendid Value n IRON BEDBTEADB,- LOOKING GLASSES, CHAIRS. & {MATTRESSES. ■ Assqrfment of Furniture Bushware, Tinware, Ironmqngery. China, Glass, Earthenware, Rurs and Carpets, Cutlery and Plated' Gods, Clocks and Fane; Goode, and every house/ hold Reauisite. THE PST PLACE IN AUCKLAND TP GET B'oop, music, ft qtationkby, 13 AT W. E. MEAKS, BOOK AND MUSIC DEPOT, 216, QuKKN StBBBI, Five Doors Below Wollesley Street. If you want any of the above, send Stamps or Postal Mote, which will be promptly attended to, NERVQ||S. - Mon, youn? and old,, married or'sjnglq, suffering from $orvqs Debility, Premature ])eoay, Loss of Man hood, Vital Power, and all diseases of the Genito Urinary Organs, may obtain, freo a valuable treatise by an eminent Surgeon containing full information regarding self treatment, by applying by lottor to Box 108 G,PO,Sydnoy.