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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 345, 29 December 1875, Page 4

T, & S. MO RUIN, WHOLESALE AND EBTAIL lEONMONOEE?, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND,. IMPORTERS of Ironmongery, Hardware of every description, Agncnlhmil Implements anil Macliincry, Seeds, Paints. Oils, W 001-paclvs, Com SaeL ? invite the attention of Storekeepers, Country Settlers, and others >o varied Stock, which is thoroughly furnished in every department. MOWING AND REAPING MACHINES— Hornsby’s Ward’s Buckeye And others CHAFF-CUTTERS for Hand and Horse-power — Richmond and Chandler’s DenialTs and BuncleV HORSE WORKS— English and American AMERICAN WIND MILLS WINNOWING MACHINES CORN MILLS— Corn Crushers Corn Shelters Bean Crushers Flour Mills TURNIP CUTTERS and PULPING MACHINES—PLOUGHS— Double. Farrow Swing One and Two-whcol American Plough Fittings HARROWS FRENCH CULTIVATORS SCARIFIERS SPADES— Foster’s Lyndon’s Parke’s Black’s American DRAINING TOOLS GARDEN TOOLS— Garden and Field Rollers Lawn Mowers Garden Engines FENCING WIRE— Black and Galvanized, 3-strand Staples and Strainers BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY and TOOLS, of best quality GALVANIZED IRON— Roofing, Ridging, and Spouting PAINTS AND OILS of good quality SAWS AND SAW* MILL Requisites MINERS’ and BUSHMEN’S TOOLS FURNISHING IRONMONGERY— This Department is replete with Household requisites, and embraces a variety of most useful articles, chielly of American manufacture, and not to be met with in any other stock in New Zealand. Iron Bedsteads, single & double Fenders and Fire-irons Coal Vases and Scoops Register and other Grates Leamington, Coalbrookdalo, and other Ranges American Cooking Stoves Heating Stoves COLONIAL OVENS, the Cheapest and Most Convenient Arrangement for Settlers COOKING UTENSILS of all Kinds, Tinned and Enamelled PLATED WARE and CUTLERY TIN VESSELS of all kinds BRUSIIWAEE, from best makers MANGLES, WASHING MACHINES, and PATENT WRINGERS LAMPS, a choice assortment, at low prices, of Parlour, Bedroom, and Hall Lamps 2,3, and 4 Light Chandeliers Brilliant Kerosene of purest quality in eight-gallon eases Wicks, Chimneys, and Globes for all Lamps 1 Extras and > Fittings always \ in Stock. u o u p o o m m * V r/) , A ® O A A s c 3 p 3 C HH CH O © >i r X. v’ V 3 P irt H © > o r— i o rj o P pj s d v A j? & m P P GUNS—Single and Double-Barrel, from Best Makers, and specially selected. Licensed Dealers in Ammunition. Storekeepers and Country Orders carefully executed, secuioly packed, and promptly forwarded. Perry’s Iron Safes, Gash Boxes, Deed Boxes, all sizes. MOWING MACHINES, REAPING MACHINES, &c.

-:o:tlxo Now Zealand Agricultural Society’s Annual Show, 'hold at Ellerslio, on Nov. 9, 1874Thc First Prize for COMBINED HEAPING AND MOWING- MACHINES was awarded to E. PORTER & CO. Tho First Prize for MOWING MACHINES was awarded to E. PORTER & CO. Tho First Prize for PATENT FLEXIBLE HARROWS was awarded to E. PORTER & CO. Tho First Prize for IMPEOYED ZIG-ZAG HAIL BOWS was awarded to E. PORTER & CO, Tho First Prize for One, Two, and Throe-wheel i PLOUGHS was awarded to j E. PORTER & CO, j The First Prize for HOUSE HOES and SCAEP FIEES was awarded to E. PORTER & CO. Tho First Prize for CHAFF MACHINES “Collcclions” was awarded to E. PORTER & CO. The First Prize for BROADCAST SEED SOWEES was awarded to E. PORTER & CO. The First Prize for General Collection of Agricultural Implements was awarded to E. PORTER & CO. E. PORTER & Co., Have in Stock a Largo Assortment of HARVEST TOOLS, DAIRY UTENSILS, GENERAL AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. All Goods carefully Packed akd Forwarded with despatch.