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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 153, 21 February 1874, Page 4

THAMES II OTE L, Corner of Queen - street and the 'Wharf, Auckland. ]') a R A T X E In , P k o I' it i k x o 11 11 (Successor to J- Copland). E . I*o 11 TE E &C 0 . , Wnol-ESAI-S AN.!/ Belaid Ironmongers and Iron Merchants, Quken Sxxocet, Auckland. Importers of —• T xNDOS'S PATENT SPADES, Harrows, Ac 1j Hornsby and Sou’s Ploughs, Harrows, Ac Smith and WelKouJ’s Cooking Stoves Circular, Cross-cut, and Pit Saws Lockwood’s and Rodger’s Tabic and Pocket Cutlery Dickson and Son’s Electro-plaro and Nickel Silver Enamelled and Tinned Hoiioware English and Colonial Tin and Japanned Ware Corde’s Patent Nails, French and English Wire Nails Cut Floor IPads, Finishing ditto, Ac English and Scutch Corrugated and Galvanised Iron Morewood’s and Gospel Oak Plain Galvanised Iron Sheet Zinc, Nos 0, 10, 11, 12, 11 Patent Mail Axles and Axle Arms Eiloptie and Grasshopper Carriage Springs American and JtceHsh Carriage Bolts American Axe;, Arizes, Picks, Shovels, Ac. American Pumps, Ploughs, Poring Machines, Ac Blasting and Sporting Powder, Patent Fuze 8.8. ff. Bar, Plate, Sneet, and Pod Iron Cast, Double-shear, Blister, and Spring Steel Anvils, Tyces, Bellows, Tuyer Irons Sheet, Rod, and Bar Copper North British India-rubuer Co.’s Belting, Ac. While and Heel Bead, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, &c English and American Kerosene Damps 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, &c, &c Kerosene, &c., &c.

0 A P E H II A N ix I N G S, L GILT MOULDINGS. HOJ.2.AHB &ST3 13 tmS2, OIL AND COLOEMES - , £3, Ticiobta. street, Auch Importers of Paperhaugings, Whiteload (in wood and iron), Paints, Raw and Boiled Oil, Tarnishes, Brash es, Plain and Ornamental Window Glass, Art’s!V Tube Colors, Photographic Glass, Gilt Mouldicgs, Glass Shades, ic. Pielure-fruming to Order. Agents fur t’no Nelson Hematite Paint Company. This Paint is the best proven uttivo of rust in iron. \TBW PAPERHANGING 3. IX FEE,NDALE LN AND CHILE. A choice selection of the above now on view. Oir,3—Haw and Boiled in ca sk and drums W HITE Lead in wood and iron (various qualities) Glass —Rough, plate, fluted, enamelled, stained, and sheet Colors — Burnt and Eaw Sienna and Tandyko Brown (in oil and v.deiq Yabkisues—House, L\, ;ch Painters’ and Cabinetmakers’ Mothylut ed Soirifc Toiius. English and Amt rican Clock and Cornpass Glasses, Serira aud Calico, Quid Loaf, Bronze, Brushware, Glue, Whiting, Mixed Paints, and tlxo various other articles, too numerous to mention, required in. the trade. J. HENDERSON, Oil and Colour Merchant, 50, Queen street. N..LI. — Country orders will meet with, prompt at lenlion. Oliinenmtu and TVairoa Stores. BROTHERS hare entered into business as STOREKEEPERS at the above named places, and respectfully solicit tho patronage of the public. Tourists requisites on hand. r jpHE undersigned begs to inform the public that JL lie has opened nn estublismeat. No. OS, Queen Street, with a large and well nssorled Stock of the undermentioned article*, which have been selected bv him during a visit to America Tobac cos Cigars Sim tis Meerschaums Wood ami Clay Pipes Bads unu and Europe. Walking Sticks Cricketing Material Footbai Is Boxing Gloves Billiard Cloths Cue Tips, &e., And a largo assortment of Tobacconists’ Sundries. G . A L L E R, WHOLESALE A XT* B ET.VT f. To 3 ACCOSJ IST, Auckland, ’Xiiamcs, and \V hunganui. The Largest A.-sOi-tment of Meerschaum Pipe;, in the Colony—direct from Vienna.