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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4034, 29 December 1880, Page 1

Hardware, HARDWARE. HARDWARE r\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED: "VTOW Landing ex St. Leonards : 68 cases Walker's Corrugated Iron 10 cases Davis's „ „ 3 casks first quality Bolts and Nuts and Bolt Ends 1 bale Wrapping Paper 1 bale Oakum 1 cask Garden and Dutch Hoes 1 case Johnson's Butchers and Cooks Knives packages Crystal Gas Chandiliers 1 case vulcanised Delivery Hose 2 tons of my Special Pattern Horse Shoes 1 cak Crown and Registered Scythes 1 case Blades for Various Reaping Machines 1 cask Mill Saw Files and Foot-rot Knives of Hawke's Bay Pattern 2 casks Milk Pans to 24 inch 1 cask Steel Surveyors' Chains, Dog Chains, Quoits, and Meat Hooks 1 cask Garden Shears, Steel Tape Lines, Kent's Knife Cleaners, Ladies' Garden Spades 1 cask Venitian Blind Cord, Wire Dish Covers 1 case Gilpin'sßitsand Hedge Trimmers 220 kegs White Lead and Colours 1 case Superior Half Testar Beds 1 cask Cast Scotch Fry Pans 2 hhds Sofa Springs 16 pairs Lancewood Shafts 200 bundles Fencing Wire 16 doz American Hatchets 30 doz Sharp's Axes, various patterns 5 doz „ Boy's Axes NOW Landing ex Chimborazo via Mel* bourne: 72 doz Ward's Sheep Shears, nnO Arrive ex Wave Queen ; 8 crates Roofing Felt 105 kegs Wire Nails 1 cask Charcoal Bax Irons 1 cask Blued and Tinned Cut Tacks 3 casks Milk Pans, Belts and Sheaths, Nail Nippers 72 cases Walker's Corrugated Iron 1 bale Twine for Wool Bales 45 packages Samuelson's "Scotsman" Reaping and Mowing Machines, with fore-carriage swivel wheel 10 cwt English Horse Nails 6 kegs Galvd. Roofing Screws 65 drums Linseed and Olive Oil ' 1 cask Lockwood's Horse Rasps and Cutlery 3 cases Stones for Sheep Shears nnO Arrive ex Ingeberg @ New York : 36 Cylinder Churns 16 cases Pick Handles 22 cases Axe Handles 2 cases Broom Handles 2 cases Scythe Snaiths 2 cases Day's L. H. Shovels] 50 cases Lard Oil 10 cases Collins Picks. nnO Arrive ex Hermione @ London : . 6 tons of the celebrated Horse Shoes 52 cases " Sun " Corrugated Iron 2 cases Sickles and Spare Fittings foi English Reaping Machines 2 cases Half Testar Beds i 1 case Firth's Files 1 cask Mineral Lock Furniture, Fish Hooks, and Belt Laces 21 packages Hornby's Reaping Machines 1 doz Children's Cots 1 bale Best Cotton Waste 1 bale Extra Super Sash Card 18 tons Staffordshire Bar Iron 2 tons Sheet and Plate Iron 3 tons Cooper's Hoop Iron 3 tons Sheet Lead, 3 to 51b 1 ton Flooring Brads and Spikes] 1 cask Cooper's Rivits 2 cases Steeled Mattocks 2 bales Oakum 4 cases Oak and Copal Varnish, French Polish, and Brown Spirit Varnish 1 case Mail Axle Arms 1 cask Beer Engines, with fancy handles 9 pair 2£ Dray Axle Arms 3 casks S.L. and Bullock Chains 600 Sash Weights 1 case Stubb's Saw Files 1 case Bass and Scavenger Brooms 3 casks Brad Awls, Brass Butts, Fancy FumitureNails,HelicalDoorSprings, Drapery Hooks, Gutter Bolts, Bullock Bells, Patent Pulley Blocks with Endless Chain, Flooring Cramps, Enamelled Sinks, Carpenters Patent Rim Locks, Till Locks, Chubb's Padlocks 1 case Excelsior Knife Cleaners 1 case Sausage Machines, various sizes 2 cases Dog Collars, Packing and Sail Needles, Tinned Spoons, Copper Bull Rings, Cattle Holders, Hammers, Wash Hand Basins, Kitchen Shovels, Butter Pats 1 case Brade's Fern Hooks \ ton Steeled Wedges 1 cask 31-in Brass Force and Lift Pumps 2 cases Coach and Buggy Springs 1 case Countersunk Horse Nails ' 2 casks Sofa Springs 1 cask Enamelled Spittoons and Candlesticks, Ivory Rules, Rowlocks, Gunp Pins, Copper Wire, Furze - Gloves 1 hhd Enamelled Preserving Pans 2 tons Binding Wire for McCormick and Wood's Machines JNO. DUTHIE VICTORIA AVENUE AND ST. HILL STREET. WANGANUI. J EYES' PERFECT PURIFIER, DISINFECTANT, AND SHEEP DIP. In nse does not poison, stain, or burn. Supersedes carbolic. Mixes freely with cold water. Destroys ticks, maggots, etc. Prevents fresh attacks of fly. Greatly improves appearance and quality of wool. Improves health and growth of the animal. 1 gallon to wash c 100 SHEEP FOR ss] Directions to> dip 100 Sheep.— Mix one gallon of the fluid with 50 of cold water, and well stir with a common wooden stirrer ; the bath is then ready for use. Dip' the sHeep well all over, except the head, which should be rubbed with' the mixture, and the animal should be kept immersed until the wool is thoroughly saturated. It will be well to keep lambs from their mother two or three hours after dipping. To Cure Foot Rot.— Use a mixture of same strength as for dipping, and after pruning let the sheep stand in a shallow trough '■ 6ti oatH for ten' minutes. ! To Cure Scab.— Mix one gallon of the. fluid in 40 gallons of water, and dip the stieep in the usiialnianner. , If infested with fleas use double the strength. ' jFor Healing Wounds,— Dabble the wound with a mixture of r one part of liquid to 50 parts ofcsyater, and-let it dry on the wound. * iTo be obtained from all Storekeepers throughout the Country, and from Crawford and Campbell, Wanganui, or wholesale from . , ■ ZOHRAB; NEWMAN & CO.', > Johnston Street, Wellington, -' v' < Sole Agents for New Zealand.-