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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 177, 16 May 1874, Page 4

Whiter, Btock I Winter Stock. Ex La it,' Abuttals. THE Undersigned ip now OPENING- 35 Cases and Bales of WINTER CLOTHING and DEAi’EiiY, selected with the greatest euro lo meet the .Acquirements of the . Inhabitants of Taurangu apd. its Surrounding Districts, which will be Sdrm-at the Lowest Possible Phicks, consisting of WATERPROOF CLOTHING, MEN’S. YOUTHS’, and BOYS’, SUITS, ■SHAWLS,' AUSTRIAN BUGS,. BLANKETS, WOOLLEN PLAIDS, WUSUEYS, CRIMEAN SHIRTS and SHIRTING, PILOT COATS, Woollen and Cotton HOSIERY, PLANNERS in Great Variety, DRESS PIECES, SCARFS, TIES, Men’s and Boys' HATS, LADIES’ lIATS (Trimmed), and a Splendid Assortment of Men’s, Women’s, and Children’s BOOTS and _SIIOE3, &c, &0., &o. An Early Call Invited. N.B. —A First-Class Assortment of WATERPROOF BUGGY-APRONS is now added to the above. RST Note the Ajxdhess ; DAY I D ASII ER, DRAPER AND OUTFITTER, DUBLIN HOUSE, Beach Roai>, Taxjsasga. II E W JS, JS. K L U: N E WS, Published in Auckland ■■ Evm ■Satceday Morkikg. For useful information, for pleasant reading, for the Fullest and Latest News, the Weakly News is the paper. To bo had of all booksellers. Sent to any address, 20s per annum in advance ; 6s per quarter j single copies, 6d. r Jp HE W E .JS K L T JS T E WS, Published in Auckland I ETEKY SATTJitHAY MoKNIKG, In Time for the Mails. This Journal has especial facilities for acquiring and publishing information valuable to colonists engaged in Agricultural, Mining, and general business pursuits. Tbs Editorial Stall and a large corps of Contributors in all parts of the country enrich every issue with articles solid and practical The Weekly News contains Sketches, Tales, Scientific and Useful Information, Poetry, and General Literary matter equal to any journal in New Zealand. Posted to any address, 20s per annum, in advance ; 6s per quarter. Published by the J)aUy Southern Cross and Weekly News Company (Limited), Auckland.

E. PORTER & CO. Wholes axe akd Retail Ironmongers and Iron Merchants, Queen Stp.eet, Aucsianb. Importers of— LYNDON’S PATENT SPADES, Harrows, &c Hornsby 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 iioiioware English and Colonial Tin and Japanned Ware Corde’s Patent Nails, French and English Wire Nails. Out Floor Brads, Finishing ditto, &c English and Scotch Corrugated and Galvanised Iron Biorewood’s and Gospel Oak Plain Galvanised Iron Sheet Zinc, Nos 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 Patent Mail Axles and Axle Arms : Eileptio and Grasshopper Carriage Springs American and English Carriage Bolts American Axes, Adzes, Picks, Shovels, &c. American Pumps, Ploughs, Boring Machines, &c Blasting and Sporting Powder, Patent Fuze 8.8, ET. Bar, Plate, Sheet, and Rod Iron Cast, Double-shear, Blister, and Spring Steel Anvils, Frees, Bellows, Tuyer Irons Sheet, Rod, and Bar Copper North British India-rubber Co.’s Belting, &c. White and Red Dead, 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, &e, &c Kerosene, &c„, &c.

[By Appointment to His Eoxal Highness the Dyke op Emsbisqb, ash His Excellency Sir GK F. Bowes. 3 f) 11. BABT-LEIT, Photographer, over IV, Me- •ars J. «fe J. Dickey, Ironmongers. VIOSEY TO EE2?D—-In sums of £SOO to hi £3,000, at a moderate rate of interest.— Apply to Jack-on ash Bussell, Fort street, A uckiand.