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Timaru Herald, Volume XV, Issue 661, 27 September 1871, Page 3

New Advertisements. TjTDWARD REECE, IRONMONGER AND IRON MERCHANT, BmiUNGDVUI AND SHEFFIELD WABEHOUSE, Strathallan-street, Timaru. JHAS ON SALE— JB B HJ bar and rod iron, standard iron, sheet and hoop iron, mail axles, axle arms, cart boxes, cast steel, shear steel, blistered steel, coil chain, plough and trace chains, furnace doors and frames, copper and galv. furnaces, horse nails, horseshoes, horse rasps, flat, half-round, square, and round bastd. files, hand, smooth, and second cut files, mill saw files, tenon, hand, rip, and cross-out files, cabinet and wood raspers, farriers' knives, bellows, anvils, stocks and dies, galv. corrugated iron, plain galv. iron, painted corrugated iron, -ridging, spoutiug, down pipe, sheet ziuc, 8, 9, 10, perforated zinc, galv. nails, screws and washers, iron gaspipe from £ to 2-in and fittings, Leamington ranges, register grates, and cooking stoves of every description, tahle mangles, galv. buckets, O S socket aud centre-strap spades, C S digging forks, bright American shovels, squaro and round mouthed, L H shovels, galv. wire netting from J- to 2-in mesh, sausage machineSj/Avery's platform and counter weighing machineß, knife-cleaning machines, nursery lamps, .Douglas pumps, C S panel and ripping saws, haud saws, pit saws, cross-cut saws, iron and brass back tenon saws, compass saws, frame saws, jack, trying, smoothing, bead, and O G planes, hollows and rounds, beer taps, range cocks, bib cocks, rivetting and Canterbury hammers, American A E hammers, coach wrenches, pickaxes, hayknives, hoy and pitch forks, Salter's spring balances, bull rings, Rodgers and Williams' butchers' knives aud steels, churns. A first-class seleotion of table and pocket outlery. " Hornsby's" ploughs, and HLH and R B clod crushers, horse powers, Cambridge rollers, horse rakes, Bentall's chaffcutters, Bentall's harrows — light and heavy, chain harrows. Paiut and oils of every description. AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OP BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY AT LOW PRICES. Also, to arrive ex " Asterope " — Bar and rod iron, horseshoes, cabinet glue, tinware, woighing-machines, steelyards, scythe sneaths, scythes, bolts and nuts, bolt cuds, hooks and hinges, Leamington ranges, sheet lead, shot, paint, brushes, sash-tools, distomper brushes, hand-saws, mallets, wool-hooks, toy spades, block tin, copper rivets, boxirons, patent augurs, pincers, quoits, sofa springs, milking buckets, riddles, sieves, brass wire sieves, coal and Stockholm tar, turpentine, wire nails, Ewbanks, and a large quantity of other . . goods too numerous to mention. Brooms, brushes, and mats of every description. . j TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND ■ PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. EXTRA PRIZES GIVEN. To Exhibitors of Hobses. A PRIZE of £5 will be giyen by the i -^V Canterbury and Otago Association for the best Ivanhoe Colt or JFilly of any age. To Exhibitors of Butter. A SILK DRESS of the value of £5 will be given by Messrs Hibbard and Cowan to |he Winner of ;the EIRST PRIZE at the forthcoming Show. H. BELFIELD, Secretary. DEBENTURES! DEBENTURES!! THE TIMARU PERMANENT MUTUAL BENEFIT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY will issue DEBENTURES OF £50 EAOH, Upon application, AT NINE PEJJR CENT. INTEREST, payable half-yearly at the Bank of New Zealand, Timaru. Issue, for one, two, or theee years, up to £2,000. For Particulars, apply to JMr John King, ' '." r Secretary. GEO. HEALEY, Chairman. pH»OTOG R A P H V , NOW OPEN. "Secure the shadow ere the substance fades." . The Ladies and Gentlemen of Tiniaru and its vicinity are respectfully informed that, the undersigned have; opened a branch of their . business m the premises above th 6; Gazette office, at the corner of Beswick-street and Great South-road. PRICE St. HARTMAN, Photographers. , : N,8.-^JPhotographic Views taken m any part of the District. •' NOTICE! YEAST AND GRAINS on Sale at the TIMARU BREWERY. H. S. BROWN. IF MR HENRY A. BELL, formerly of Belfast, Ireland, will coll at the oiiice of Messrs G. G. Russell and Co., Timaru, he will hear of something to his advantage.