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Cromwell Advertisement X. Ana. Oo„ GENERAL IMPORTERS, CROMWELL, QUEBTSTOWN, ARROWTOWN, & MELBOURNE. ¥E have much pleasure in calling the attention of the inhabitants generally to our Large Stock, as enumerated in this advertisement. It does not detail ail the articles we keep, for to do so would be almost impossible. We have endeavoured to enumerate all the principal articles of each class ; but every want necessary in a Mining, Agricultural, and Pastoral community can be supplied. All our purchases being for cash, wo thus possess an advantage that few are able to avail themselves of. We therefore respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage hitherto bestowed, with the conviction that all orders entrusted to our care will be promptly executed, and the articles found to be of good value. Drapery. —The attention of Ladies is respectfully directed to this Department. It will be found replete with all the latest novelties from the Melbourne markets, and arrangements have been made for regular shipments per each steamer. Dresses, in silks, fancy and black; alpacas, challies. mohairs, winceys, muslins, prints, coburgs Shawls, all-wool plaids, French merinos, skirtings, jackets, &c. Hosiery, gloves, handkerchiefs, laces, trimmings of all kinds Ladies' and Children's Underclothing.— Our stock will be found the largest and best-assorted on the Gold-fields Ladies' and Children's Hats, trimmed and untrimmed Feathers, flowers, corsets, chignons, &c. A large assortment of white and coloured flannels, serge and cricketing; calicoes and sheetings ; and every other article required in the trade. Slop Department.—Men's Suits, Paget and sac; boys'ditto, Leopold, Stanley, sac, and knickerbocker ; Trousers and vests, all kinds Trousers, in silk mixture, doeskin, tweed, cotton, Bedford cord, and moleskin Shirts—white dress, regatta, Crimean, serge, Scotch twill, tweed, and jain Pants and under-shirts, in flannel, lambswool, serge, merino, and cotton Men's and boys' Hosiery, of all kinds Hats—straw, merino, tweed, silk-stitclied, felt, and plush, in all the latest shapes Waterproof coats, overalls, leggings, and sou'-wrsters ; monkey jackets and pilot coata All the above Goods are tt our special order. Boots and Shoes —A splendid assortment, cons sting of: Ladies', girls', and children's boots, in kid, cash.ucre, morocco, and leather Slippers—canvas, patent leather (plain and fur-trimmed), sheepskin, and carpet Men's and boys' boots—elastic-side. Balmoral, Blucher, Wellington, half-Wellington, and riding boots ; Colonial water-tights, made to our or.!or in Melbourne Gum boots—Hayward's North British ami Liverpool; liardy's nuggets. Carpets—fn tapestry, felt, all-wool kidderminster, drugget; hearth-rugs. Matting—China and coir; oilcloth, door-mats. Ironmongery, Mining Tools, and Agricultural T 'dements.—Anvils, axes, augers, adzes, balances",'bells, bags, Tracking, brushes (all kii,<,S), baking-dunes, billies, braeos and bitts, biack-lead, bellows, boilers, bedsteads, bolts, blocks, candlesticks, chains (various), can-dle-moulds, colanders, compasses, chisels, coal-scuttles, scoop and vase ; corkscrews, coffin furniture, cash-boxes, door-scrapers, drippers, egg-whisks, slice and cups ; fuse, fry-ing-pans, funnels, tiles, fenders and tire-irons, fish-hooks, gimblets, grindstones, grateis, glue, gridirons, gold-blowers, dishes and sieves, grates, gads, guns, glue-pots, hammers (all kinds), hoes, jelly-moulds, knives, a large assortment; knives and forks, knife-boards, kettles, lanterns, locks, ladles, milk dishes, cans, strainers, sieves, and yokes ; measuring tapes, mops, mallets, nails of every kind, pitch, picks, pumps, powder, pincers, piping, ploughs, quoits, quicksilver, rules, rope, resin, rivets, rasps, rakes, ship scrapers, sickles and bats, slop-pails, saws of all kinds, sieves, seaming twine, sponges, scoops, sheepshearj. saucepans, shovels and spades, spirit-levels, soldering-irons, solder, spokeshaves, shot, steelyards, scales, screws, staples, stewpans, teapots, trowels, tar, tajks, tubs, tueirons, vices, waiters, washing boards and pouder, window furniture of all kinds, writiug cases, zinc, &c, &c. Timber and Building Materials.— Shelving, 12 and 14 inches wide ; T. andG. lumber T. and G. Scotch Flooring, i, f, |, 1, l.j inch ; beaded and plain match lining Quartering, American hardwood, 3x 1, 3x 1,-,, 3x2, 4x3, 4x6; mouldings, various sizes Galvanised anil painted iron, all sizes ; rolled zinc, spouting, brackets, down-piping heads Screws, nails, locks, hinges, and bolts : doors, glass, raised panel, and plniu sashes, all sizes. Paints, PaperhangingS, Oils- —Paints of ail kinds; white and red lead; black, green, blue, uinbre, ochre, &c. ; Oils—raw, boiled, colza, olive, turpentine, &c. ; oak and copal varnish, asphaltum, oak-stain, knotting Paperhangings—a large assortment of drawing-room, sitting-room, bed-room, hall, passage, and ceiling, various ; borderings, all kinds. Tinware of every description, a large assortment, all kinds. Kitchen Utensils—Stoves, boilers, saucepans, kettles, &c. Crockery—a large and well-assorted department. Lamps, Glassware. Kerosene, Lampware—large assortment. Furniture, Bedding, &C —Bedsteads : an assortment of French and stump double, single, and children's bedsteads and cots Chairs : Ladies, Florence, Lincoln, Fillimore, dining, American wood, spring hair, rocking ; easy-chairs, in hair, cane, and wood Commodes, chetfoniers, children's high and low chairs, cane and wood ; chests of drawers Tables : round and square, dining, 100, and dressing, various Washstands, in cedar and walnut; towel-horses, mahogany, cedar, turned and plain Sofas, a large assortment, colonial made, with or without backs, pillows, and cushions Mattresses : feather, hair, flock, fibre, any size ; pillows and bolsters, do. do. do. Leather —Crop, kip, calf, kangaroo, &c, from the Tannery of Michaelis, llallenstein, and Co Grindery—a large assortment. Tobacco and Cigars. --Being direct importers of these goods, buyers can always depend on getting a tirst-class article. ' Tobacco : fancy and aromatic, siiver coil, Atlantic cable, old sport, navy, fives, sixes, tens, imperial ruby, gold bar; dark aromatic—tens, bashful lover, little sunshade, monster ; Barrett's twist and cut tobaccos ; snufl' Cigars : Trabucos, Havanah, Princess', and Swiss. Stationery and Books. —Account-books, all sizes and bindings; minute-books, bill-files, blotting-paper, memo, books, copying letter-hooks, copy ami exercise books, date-cases, envelopes, all kinds and sizes ; elastic bands, foolscap (plain and ruled), gum mucilage, ink of all kinds ; inkstands, a large variety ; letter balances, clips, and Ides ; pass-books Note and letter paper, white, blue, and mourning; pens of all kinds, pencils, playing-cards, pocket-books, purses, slates, albums, rulers, sealing-wax, tissue-paper, all colours ; desks Books : an assortment of family and pocket Bibles, church services, ami prayer-books Poetical Works of Byron, Moore, Scott, Burns, Milton, Cowper, Cook, Campbell, Longfellov. Gift books ; dictionaries—French, Latin, German, and English ; geographies, arithmetics. Fancy Goods. —A large, choice, and varied assortment. Patent Medicines- —Large assortment; also, a variety of Hoise Medicines. Perfumery, " from every flower that breathes a fragrance." Saddlery.—This department will be found very complete, as all goods are manufactured expressly for us by Alston, of Melbourne. Bridles, with or without bits ; a large assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's, double and single rein, Pelham and snaffle ; ail prices. Curry-combs and brushes of all kinds ; halters : hobbles, various. Saddles, ladies' and gentlemen's ; demy, stock, green hide, and all over hogskin; various prices. I Saddle-cloths, kersey, felt; saddle-girths, leather, web ; saddle straps, spurs of all kinds ; valises, martingales and breastplates, various ; stirrup leathers, ladies' slippers and stir rup leathers, cruppers, bits, burnisters, headstalls, ladies' worked saddle-cloths. Spring cart harness complete, dray harness complete, leading sets complote. Pack saddles, straps, needles, buckles hemp knives. Whips, a large variety; jockey whips, silver mounted, green hide ; ladies' twigs, various kinds ; buggy whips, cart whips, all sizes ; stockwhips and bandies, thongs of all kinds. Produce.—Agents for Robertson and Hallenstein, Brunswick Flour Mills, Lake Wakatip We have for sale their silk-dressed Flour, (equal to Adelaide); pollard, bran, oats, wheat, barley, chaff. Garden seeds in great variety. Sundries. —Tents, tarpaulins, Manilla rope, hose canvas, horse-covers, wheelbarrcws, hosedirectors, brushware, camp and colonial ovens, candles, lime, &o. &c. &c,

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Cromwell Argus, Volume III, Issue 136, 18 June 1872, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Cromwell Argus, Volume III, Issue 136, 18 June 1872, Page 1

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