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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2176, 7 March 1865, Page 1

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENEBAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT STORES. E. W. MILLS in returning thanks for the very • liberal support he has received sinco commencing business in 1855 begs to intimate that in conjunction with bis original premises, he has opened his new store, opposite the Queen'a Wharf, where Country Settlers, Storekeepers, Contractors, and others will fiud the largest selection of Hardware iv the Province, comprising AMERICAN GOODS. Sam Collins axes handled boys' do „ ,1 picks hunters' hatchets Caet steel D handle shovels, each square and round Beat hickory axe and pick handles Tubs, buckets, clothes pegs, ehaira Wood and zinc washboards Chums, post boring machines Douglas's pumps, &c, &c STEAMER'S STORES AND SHIP'S CHANDLERY. Colza and castor oil White and red lead, patent zinc white Boiled and raw oil, turpeutine Steam packing, hair felt, oakum Manila and Europe rope Ship's compasses, pressure guages Mast-l.ead, anchor, and engine room lanterns Canvassi, bunting, fishing and log lines Ash oars, ships' blocks, patent iron ditto Stockholm tar and pitch Shackles, liooks and thimbles, chains, <See, &c FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. Register stoves, kitchen ranges, fenders, fire irons Marble chimney pieces, oval vases Hip, situ, shower^nud sponging baths Toilet furniture and japauned ware of all sorts Cocoa matting, door mats, brushes, &c, &c A large and elegant assortment of trays and waiters, electro plated spoons and forks, cruets, toast racks,candleslicks, &o Britautsia rattal goods in every variety and manufacture Kerosins lamps and oil Bedsteads, French and half tester Tin goods of every description for dairy and other purposes GENERAL IRONMONGERY. Ewbank's patent nails, cut floor brads American out nails and tacks Locks, latches, and bolts of every kind T and butt hinges, screws, biass foundry Sash pullies, weights and line, &o Bor, rod, and sheet iron, boiler plate Blister, cast, shear, and spring steel Files and rasps, chains, traces, backhands Newcastle aud Bilston grindstones Sheep sheors, scythes, reap hooks Hay forks, rakes, carpenteis' tools Pit, cross-cut, circular, and other saws Corrugated galvd. iron, ridging, spouting, &c, iucludiug every description of iron* mongery re quired by farmers, builders, storekeepers, and blacksmiths i AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Howard's ploughs mid harrows Riinsonie's da do Scotch do rlmff-cuttera Sack trucks, corn dressing and winnowing machines Avery's platform weighing machines Any machine of any known maker procured to order with the least possible delay LICENSED AGENT FOR GUNS, PISTOLS, AND AMMUNITION. ! WOOL. f1 1 f I X undersigned are Buyers of Wool, Oil, and ! JL other New Zealand Produce, or will make advances 011 shipments consigned to their agents in London or the Colonies. G. H. LUXFORD & CO. WOOL. mHE UNDERSIGNED is a cash buyer of wool, JL either washed or in the grease. EDWARD PEARCE. Oct. 21, 1861. TIMBER, 1 00 Onn feet red pine boards -*-<L/vy 3 \_/V/V/ aud Scantling for Sale by the undersigned, iv lots to suit purchasers. G. H. VENNELL. Custom House Street, 11th January, 1805. SHEEP FOR SALE. IQQX SHEEP, MIXED AGES, EWES 000 and WETHERS JACOB JOSEPH & Co. February 1, 1805. WHEELER and WILSON'S LOCK-STITCH SEWING-MACHINES, for families and manufacturers, are va&tly superior to all others. As evidenue of the fact, they were awarded the prize gold medal at the Great Exhibition 1802, and at the Pads Exhibition 1801. These machines make the tight look-stitch — the only one which cannot be ravelled— with tbc rotating hook ; a great improvement ou the shuttle, as it is far more durable, and not liable to get out of order. Wheeler aud Wilson's machines work equally well upon silk, cotton, woollen, and linen goods, braiding, binding, cording, tucking, hemming, filing, gathering, seaming, quiltiug, performing evety species of sewing wit 1 ) a speed of from 1,000 ito 12,000 stitches per minute; makes a regular, strong, and beautiful stitch, exactly the sume ou both sides of the fabric sewed ; is simple in construction, easy of management, and elegant in appearauce. At the present REDUCED PRICES there is no excuse for having shuttle machines. Reference given jto dressmakers, tailors, and manufacturers of clothing who have had the machines iv constant use foi years. . , Illustrated circulars *>ent post free. LONG and Co., solo ageuts for Australia and New Zealand. WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES. THE undersigned having been appointed ageni in Wellington, is prepared to supply thssc superior machines at a small advance on Sydney prices. , ' E. W. MILLS.