HENRY WILLIAMS, FURNISHING IRONMONGER, Hastings Street, Would respectfully "call the attention of Hotelkeepers, Sheepfarmers, Heads of Families, and Public Institutions to his immense and well-assorted stock of BRUSHWARE CUi'LERY, KITCHEN " UTENSILS, &c, &c, Having purchased the whole of a BANKRUPT STOCK OF CUTLERY, Comprising — Pocket Knives, Scissors, Ivory-handle Table and Dessert Knives, White and Black Bone, Horn, and Stag-handle Table Knives, Carvers' and Bread Knives in large variety, he is prepared to sell at prices that will altogether defy competition, and invites inspection. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO THE TRADE. TJENRY TTT ILLiAMS, Hastings Street. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGER, Direct Importer of all Classes of IRONMONGERY, BUILDERS' TOOLS, FURNISHING REQUISITES, &c, ko., Has just made Large Additions to his Stock, and is prepared to sell at Prices that cannot bo beaten. JUST LANDED, EX "PLEIONE," Black and Galvanised Iron Gas Tubing, from to 3in. Black and Galvanised Fittings for same Gilpin's Dray Axles, from 2in. to 3|in. _ Galvanised Buckets, seamed, lliu., 12in., 13in. . Galvanised Buckets, strapped and nvettc-d, 13in., 14iu. Special Reductions in this Line ■ ,' . Galvanised Oval Tubs, from 18m. to 32m. "Cbeavin's" Celebrated Rapid Water Filters ■_ 10.tons Sheet Load, 3Jib, 41b, 51b, 61b 15 casks Sheet Zinc. EX "PLEIADES," 30 tons Bar Iron 17 tons Best Drawn and Annealed Fencing Wire White and Red Lead Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil 18 coils Rope (special line, equal to best Manilla), from Uin. to 4iiu. EX "BRISBANE," FROM NEW YORK, Philadelphia Lawn Mowers, 12in., 14in., 16in. Putnam's Pointed Horse Nails Manure Forks Hay Forks Garden Rakes and Hoes Scythe Handles Rake, Fork, Hoc, and Spade Handles Disston's Saws— Disston's Hand, Panel, Tennon, Ripping ~ Butchers' Saws ~ Keyhole Saws ~ Horse Rusps Axe, Sledge, and Pick Handles. T7-EROSINE! TT-EROSINE! "Light of Age " and " Noonday," 150deg. i test; "Champion Light" and "Star," 130deg. test. RANGES, REGISTER GRATES, • FENDERS, AND MARBLE MANTLEPIECES of the Latest and most Choice Designs, always on hand. COLONIAL OVENS, Any size, made on the Premises at the shortest notice. A Staff of EFFICIENT WORKMEN, Tinsmiths, Plumbers, Wireworkers, and Gunsmiths employed at HENRY WILLIAMS' IRONMONGER, HASTINGS-STEEET, NAPIER RUDDOCK —AND — ! FRYER, DIRECT IMPORTERS OF IRONMONGERY AND AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, Napiee and Hastings, Are now selling nt CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRICES. They guarantee the VERY BEST VALUE obtainable, and have also the LARGEST STOCK in the province to select from. Burgon and Ball's SHEEP SHEARS Turkey Stones and Oil Stones HAY FORKS, 2 and 3 prong, long and short handle, English and American Hay Rakes, Wool Weighing Machines Stencil Plates MOWING MACHINES, Mower and Reaper, Knives and Fittings Draining Tools, Hedge Trimmers Slasher and Reap Hooks Scythe Blades and Handles Border Edge Shears LAWN MOWERS, Pruning and Garden Shears LAWN ROLLERS, Garden Tools India Rubber and Canvas Hose Churns, Lift and Force PUMPS Turnip Cutters FURNACE BOILERS, any size. Light of Age Kerosine 150 deg. test, 16s per case ) f h 130 „ „ 14s „ ~ j Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil Colza and Castor Oil Neatsfoot and Olive Oil Machine Oil SEEDS, Field and Garden, all carefully tested Spunyarn, Quoits, Corn Shelters LEAMINGTON RANGES, a very large stock at reduced prices American COOKING STOVES in varioty Register Grates, all qualities I7LECTRO-PLATED WARE, __ A very large Shipment just arrived, extra quality. Cutlery of all kinds CARPENTERS' TOOLS, an extensive stock. TJASTINGS T) RANCH Is connected by Telephone with the Napier WarehousePreserving Pans, enamelled, brass, and copper BATHS, Hip. Sponge, and Plunge Filters with loose charcoal blocks Kerosine Cooking Stoves Bradford's combined Mangle and Wash- . ing Machines Watering Pots and Garden Syringes Stove Ornaments Bread Cutting Machines Egg Poachers Fishing Rods, Reels, Linos, and Hooks Sponge Toilet and Bath Fly Traps, wire and glass Travelling Trunks, Bee Hives, etc. , Licensed Gas Fitters, Tinsmiths, Plumbers, Bellhangers, Locksmiths, and Gun- ' smiths on the premises. ALL WORK GUARANTEED, and at reasonable prices. Goods dolivercd free as usual. J RUDDOCK I — AND— FRYER, ■ • NAPIER AND HASTINGS^
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4168, 29 November 1884, Page 2
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