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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3837, 2 November 1883, Page 2

HENRY WILLIAMS J BURNISHING TRONMONGER, —AND — T\IRECT IMPORTER — OF — pENEEAL TT AED WARE, GARDEN SEEDS, &c. AMERICAN SHIPMENTS. 2 CASES PEERLESS AND GLASS FLY TRAPS. 6 Dozen American Spading Forks 3 ~ Cylinder Churns ~ Sausage Stufi'crs 12 Cases Axe, Pick, and Adze Handles 2 ~ Step Ladders, and Chair Stops 2 ~ Disson's Saws, Hand, Tonnon, and Compas-'s 2 ~ Grindstone Fittings 2 ~ Urcka Clothes Wringers 1 ~ Universal ~ ~ 2 ~ Putnam's Ironing Mangles 1 ~ Cocs&Buxter'sScrowWrenchos 2 ~ D. and L.H. Shovels 18 ~ Yankee and Maine pattern Axes, Tomahawks, fee. 12- ~ Philadelphia Lawn Mowers, 10 to 18 inch 50 ~ Putnam's Horse Nails, 5 to 12 4 ~ Wood Carriage Ware and American Carriage Leathers in great variety 1 ~ No. 3 Spoke Petitioning Machine 1 Universal Hollow Auger 2 Cases Douglas' Lift and Force Pumps 10,000 feet Water and Gas Pipe, black and galvanised, from % to 3in. -| "J TONS FENCING WIRE. QILS! qTIs- QILS! COLZA, NEATSFOOT, CASTOR, LINSEED, a\d KEROSINE. -J Q CASES BEDSTEADS, Peyton & J_/C Peyton's Double, Single, and Children's Bedsteads, Children's Cots. All new designs and the best value ever offered in Napier. 2 CASES BRUSHWARE — A large general assortment of Scrubbing, Shoo, Dandy Brushes, Hair and Bass Brooms. Considerable reduction in prices to Schools and Public Institutions.

HENRY WILLIAMS Will bo glad to undertake indents for all kinds of English and American Hardware, Machinery, &o. Any, orders entrusted to him will go direct to the Manufacturers. Genuine invoices furnished, and only a reasonable commission charged. QEWING I\ ; |"ACIIINES ! IIAXD AXD TllKAT>r.l3. SEWING-MACHINES! Hand and Treadle. THE "WERTHEIM'S" HAND MACHINES. HOUSEHOLD TREADLE. Both first-class Machines, will bo sold on deferred payments, or a liberal Discount allowed for Cash. —To Arrive Ex " Pi.eione " — O/l CASES SINGER'S SYSTEM /£*± HAND MACHINES. With Walnut Cover. lI.W. Has been appointed Sole Agent for Hawke's Bay for this Machine, also for the Duplex Button Hole Machine shortly to arrive. H. ~W hljlA ™' FURNISHING IRONMONGER, —is just opening up— Ex "Margaretha," A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, Comprising— Tea and Coffee Services, Butter Coolers, Napkin Rings, Liqueur Frames, Cruets, Jelly and Marmalaide Dishes, Biscuit Boxes, and a grout variety of newest patterns and designs for Wedding and Birthday Presents. 4 Cases Filters, consisting of Pocket, Table, Stand, and Cistern Fillers, fine assortment 2 ~ Sheep Shears, Burgon and Ball's No. 11 a, Ward and Payne's 38, 3Sas, 79, and 50," and Sorby's No. 69 2 ~ Turkey and Washita Oil Stones 30 Coils I.R. Suction and Delivery Hose, \ to 1-J- inch 1 Case Stencil Ink in boxes 15 Dozen Parkcs and Palmer's Spades, Forks, &c. 20 Rolls Wire Netting 12 Dozen Reap Hooks, 4 and 5 6 ~ Scotch Slashers Bill Hooks, &c. J-)/"* CASES GARTON AND KING'S /C/X} RANGES, 2ft. Gin. to 3ft. 4in. in addition to a largo number already in stock ; also, Leamington and American Ranges, the whole of which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. A Consignment of BASKETWARE including Ladies', Work, Fruit, Flower, Paper, Luncheon, and Market Baskets, which will be sold at a small advance on cost. 11. i|v^ LiAMS ' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGER, Hastings Street. Just to Hand, Ex " Catalonia," from Glasgow and —" Wairoa " from London— 2 Cases Mathicson's Bench Planes, Jack, Smoothing, Trying, Plough, Grooving, Beads, Fillctsters, and Sash Planes 20 Dozen Buckets, 11 to M 18 Dozen Galvanised Oval Tubs, 20 to 32 inch GO Dozen Mill Saw Bastard Files, and Horse Rasps 50 Dozen Stubb's Hand and Tit Saw Files 1 Case Knife Boards 1 Cask Fully Blocks 1 Cask Counter Scale Weights 1 Case Brass Tubing, \ to 1 inch 12 Sheets Copper and Brass 12 Bars Copper, square and round 13 Dozen Windsor Basins 21 Dozen Milk Dishes 20 Gross Tin Dinner and Soup Plates 3 Dozen Copper Furnace Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons 2 Casks Hook and Eye Hinges 18 Sots Timmins' Quoits, i\ to Gib 4 Casks Bright Backhands, Plough and Cart Traces 1 Cask Dog Chains 1 Case Turner's Table Cutlery 2,000,000 Tinned Tacks, $ to f-inch 18 Dozen Tower Bolts 2 Cases Chair Webbing, Blind Line, &c. 1 Case Chcsterman's Land Chains, Metallic and Steel Tape Measures 4 Dozen Galvanised Rat Traps KENT'S ICE CHESTS, various sizes H. WILLIAMS The largest importer of Ironmongery and and Builders' Hardware in Hawke's Bay, and the Cheapest House in Town. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES TO WHOLESALE BOYERS. TTENRY "WILLIAMS. Is also a Manufacturer of all kinds of Tin and Galvanised Ironware, Tanks, Wool Cradles and Wool Washing Boilers, and Stencil Plates. All kinds of Plumbing Work, Gunsmithing, Locksmithing, Bellhanging, and Gasfitting. Water and Gas laid on at the shortest notice. Experienced and competent Workmen in each Department. Portable Copper Furnace Boilers from 12 to 25 Gallons, own make, and at prices lower than ever. Colonial Ovens made on tho Premises from 18 inches to 4 foot. Any out size made to order on the shortest notice. Goods delivered to all parts of the Town Free of Charge. HENRY WILLIAMS