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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 148, 4 February 1874, Page 4

THA ME S II OTE L, Corner of Queen - street and the W liarf, Auckland. R G R A T T E N , Pbopkiexob (Successor to J. Copland). E . FOK TEE *CO . , WHOLESALE AND PITAIL Ironmongers and Iron Merchants, Queen Street, Auckland. Ini porters of— T YN DO In’S PATENT SPADES, Harrows, &o Hornsbv and Son’s Ploughs, Harrows, &c Smith and Wellstood’s Cooking Stoves Circular, Cross-cut, and Pit Saws Lockwood’s and Rodger's Table and Pocket Cutlery Dickson and Son’s Electro-plate and Nickel Silver Enamelled and Tinned Hollow-are English and Colonial Tin and Japanned Ware Corde’s Patent Nails, French and English Wire Nails Cut Floor Brads, Finishing ditto, &e English and Scotch Corrugated and Galvanised Iron 1 Morewood’s and Gospel Oak Plain Galvanised I ro n Sheet Zinc, Nos 9, 10, 11, 13, 14 Patent Mail Axles and Axle Arms Elieptic and Grasshopper Carriage Springs American and English Carriage Bolts American Axes, Adzes, Picks, Shovels, &c. American Pumps, Ploughs, Boring Machines, Sea Blasting and Sporting Powder, Patent Fuze 8.8. H. Bar, Plate, Sheet, and Rod Iron Cast, Double-shear, Blister, and Spring Steel Anvils, Vyees, Bellows, Tuyer Irons Sheet, Rod, ami Bar Copper North British India-rubber Co.’s Belting, &e. White and Red Lead, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, &c English and American Kerosene Lamps Devoe’s Brilliant Kerosene Locks, Carpenter’s Pat Rim Drawback, Dead, and Fine Plate Chest, Till, Pad, &c Hinges, light and heavy Scotch Ties Heavy Field Gate, Chest, Butt, See, &o Kerosene, &c., &a.

APERHANGINGS, GILT MOULDINGS. HOISiIKB iktO-XS BTTTLBS 5 OIL AND COLOEMEN, 28, Victoria street, Auckland. Importers of Paperhangings, Whitelead (in 'wood and iron), Paints, Paw and Boiled Oil, Varnishes, Brushes, Plain and Ornamental Window Glass, Artists’ Tube Colors, Photographic Glass, Gilt Mouldings, Glass Shades, Ac. Picture-framing to Order. Agents for the Nelson Hematite Paint Company,. This Paint is the best preventative of rust in iron. VIEW PAPER-HANGINGS. EX FEBNDALE L> AND CHILE. A choice selection of the above now on view. Oil.a—-I?aw and Boiled in ca sk and drums W kite Lead in wo B and iron (various qualities) Glass —.Rough, plate, fluted, enamelled, stained, and sheet Colobs — Burnt, and 'Raw Sienna and Vandyke Brown (in oil and water) Varnishes —House, Coach Painters’ and Cabinetmakers’ Methylated Spirit Turps, English and American Clock and Compass Glasses, Scrim and Calico, Gold Leaf, Bronze, Brush ware. Glue, Whiting, Mixed Paints, and the various other articles, too numerous to mention, required in the trade. J. HENDERSON, Oil and Colour Merchant, 50, Queen street. NB. Country orders will meet with prompt attention. To Farmers, Settlers, Butchers, and Others. 'I'RE Undersigned are Cash Purchasers of X Hides, Sheepskins, Tallow, Wool, Ac., at highest market rates. L. I). Nath.an and Co., Skoetlakd Street, (Opposite Post Office), Auckland. THE undersigned begs to inform the public that X he has opened an establisment, No. 98, Queen Street, with a largo and well-assorted Slock of the undermentioned articles, which have been selected by him during a visit to America and Europe. Tobaccos Cigars Snuffs Meerschaums Wood and Clay Pipes Balls and Walking Sticks Cricketing Material Footballs Boxing Gloves Billiard Cloths Cue Tips, Ac., And a largo assortment of Tobacconists’ Sundries. G . WALLER, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, Auckland, Thames, and Whanganui. The Largest Assortment of Meerschaum Pipes in the Colony—direct from Vienna.