__Si_Hi-_e_K JSo-ices. TTTINES AND SPIRITS, &c. BRANDY—Henessy's pale and Mar tells dark, in bulk and case; Otaid's, in case; Bisquit's, in case and decanter RUM —In bulk and case OLD TOM—In case, Burnett's and Boord's GENEVA— and smal contents WHlSKY—Dunville's and Islay, in bottle ; L.L., Thorn & Cameron's; Islay, Dunville, in case •SCHNAPPS—WoIfs: aromatic, in case SHERRY—In case PORT WINE—In bottle, common to four diamond GINGER WINE—In case SARSAPARILLA BITTERS ALE—Tennant and Younger's, in pints and quarts PORTER—Guinness and Wolf's, in pints and quarts 'GARWOOD & CO. Q E EDS, &c— Early White Flowering Kidney Potatoes ;. ■.:-■-. -. Myatt's Ash-leaf Kidney Potatoes McLean's Little Gem Pea 'Queen/of the Dwarf do Long Pod Beans Onion Seed (Akaroa grown) Cabbage, Cauliflower, Brocoli Lettuce, &c, &c. ' GARWOOD & CO. QEASONABLE GOODS— Boys' and youths' monkey jackets Do. do. printed mole trousers Ladies' waterproofs Ladies' and gents' umbrellas Men's and boys' woollen hose and half-hose Men's, boys' and youths Crimean shirts White, scarlet, and plaid!! flannels. &c, &c. GARWOOD & CO. SEWING MACHINES. IMPROVED Home Shuttle, Lockstitch Hand Machines, superior in make, and at considerably REDUCED PRICES. Inspection invited. GARWOOD & CO. TRONMONGERY, &c.hBar and rod iron, assorted Register^grate.s Colonial* and Camp Ovens Wire nails, assorted lengths Ewbank's and galvanized iron spikes Galvanized iron nails Horseshoe nails Wire netting Camp ovens Iron bedsteads, single and double Cheese presses Curd mills Churns Fencing wire and staples Galvanized iron, 6 feet Holloware, assorted Tinware, assorted Grindstones and fittings Zinc, in sheets Galvanized spouting do ridging Gorse hooks, axes, adzes Long and D handled shovels Spades, sieves Carpenters' tools Builders' ironmongery Furnishing do Brushware Electro-plated teapots do cruets Table and pocket cutlery Pewter measures Candle cotton Lamp ware and wicks Kerosene oil Emery cloth and sandpaper Bird cages Garden shears Barrow wheels Cross-cut saws sft. to 6ft. 6in. Stone-breaking hammers Screw augers, from -|in. to l|in. &c, &c. GARWOOD & CO. QHIP CHANDLERY, &c Canvas, assorted numbers Oars, assorted lengths Tar, Coal and Stockholm ! Varnish Copper Tacks Copper Nails ' Galvanized Spikes Hematite Paint Colza and Castor Oil Rope, Europe, Manilla, and Flax Spun Yarn Marline Seaming Twine and Needles Galvanized Buckets and Tubs Mops, Bass Brooms Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil White Lead ■Cotton Waste . . Galvanized Iron Rowlocks ; ~ •„•. Thimbles „ „ Clip Hooks •Connecting Links Marling Spikes :.. ;; Wire Line - '7 Oakum Turpentine Boat hooks Double and Single Blocks Kerosene Lanterns Red Lead, Tar Brushe &c, &c, &c. GARWOOD & CO.
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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 3, Issue 217, 16 August 1878, Page 4
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392Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 3, Issue 217, 16 August 1878, Page 4
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