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Evening Post, Issue 145, 26 July 1865, Page 3

"VTOW LANDING, Ex MARTIN LUTHER, CHAPMAN, s.s. AUCKLAND. 940 bars BBH iron 98 bundles do 45 boiler plates 10 bundles sheet iron 1 case cast steel 28 bars shear do 10 kegs Walker's C S horse nails 1 ton horseshoes, assorted 10 best warranted anvils 12 do do vyoea &> kegs patent nails, 1 J to 6in 15 do cut floor brads 4 cases superior C S circular saws, 30 to 44 6 casks Thomas Firth and Son's warranted tools 2 cases Thomas Firth and Son's pit and C C saws 2 casks Thomas Firth and Son's files, comprising hand, tenon, cross cut> pit, and mill saw ; horse, wood, and cabinet rasps ; fllat, half round, round, and square bastards ; flat, half round, smooth, equalling, and safe edge flies 27 packages Manila rope, | to 4in 10 cases Collins' light axes 6 do American chairs 1 do do axe handles 2 casks zinc 35 drums colza oil 15 cases best kerosene oil 5 drums Chinese oil 10 cases castor do 1 do half round galvanised guttering 2*do galvanised ridging 27 pairs patent axle arras, 2£, 2s, 3in 3 cases slate mantlepieces 100 boxes glass, 10 x 8 to 24 x 16in 25 drums boiled and raw oil 2 tons white lead 2 casks putty 2 cases, containing electro plated tea table, and dessert spoons, table and dessert forks and cruet stands, albata forks and spoons, BM cruet stands and teapots 3 casks brass goods, comprising curtain bands, paragon door springs, dinner bells, flat and bell weights, swing cabin lamps, flush and barrel bolts, rack pullies, sash fastnings and blind ends, screw, cup, and cabin, and lamp hooks, &c. 2 hhds Avery's counter weighing machines 1 hhd Avery's patent steelyards 6 do do platform weighing machines, 3 to 6 0. 1 cask flat and bar weights 1 do best T hinges, 8 to 18in. E. W. MILLS, Wholesale and Retail Ironmonger. 7th July, 1865.

CHOICE TEAS, ARRIVED EX ALBION, FROM MELBOURNE. EH. C. receives regular monthly supplies , of Tea, purchased by an experienced buyer, from the best samples in the Melbourne market ; and himself having had long experience in the tea trade, and a thorough knowlege of the class of teas to mix to produce that delicious flavour so much admired, he is enabled to offer to the public such an article as it is impossible to obtain at any other establishment in the city. A mixture of fine Congou Tea, possessing good strength and flavour, THREE SHILLINGS, Or7lbs;for 20 Shillings A mixture of rare and choice Teas, Souchong and Pekoe flavour, THREE SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE. Or 7lbsfor 23 Shillings Highly recommended. CANTON TEA MART. E. H. CREASE Proprietor.

FREEMASON'S TAVERN, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Wines and Spirits of the best brands always on hand. , First-class accommodation for Boarders. CALEB CULL, Proprietor. N.B.— Free and eaV every night 5 good skittle ground on the premises. MR. RAWS ON, DENTIST, ' Qceeh's Hoist.