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Evening Post, Issue 158, 10 August 1865, Page 4

BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. C. HOWE BEGS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT HE INTENDS TO OFFER POR SALE A LARGE QUANTITY OF BOOTS AND SHOES, AT COST PRICE. FOR FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY. FOR CASH.

ALFRED A. BARNETT LIHENSED AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR, Commercial Sale Room, Cubtom House Quay, Advances Cash on all descriptions of Merchandise.

"VTOW LANDING EX CHAPMAN. 430 bars and 66 bundles 8.8. H. iron 30 boiler plates 8 warranted anvils 9 best warranted vices 2 Onion's portable forges 8 kegs Walker's C. S. horsenails 50 do patent nails, 1£ to 6 inch 4 doz Lyndon's C. b. potato forks 8 do Parke's patenf 0. S. spades 6 superior chaff cutters 1 case Howard's ploughs 2 hhds Avery's counter weighing machines I case do patent steelyards 1 do Thos. Firth and Sod's 0. S. circular saws 2 do do C. S. pit and cross cut saws 3 casks do superior edge tools I do do warranted files 1 do albata and B. M. cruets, spoons, &c. 1 do Martineau'B patent T. hinges, 10 to 20 inch 1 crate japanned coal scoops 1 bundle wheat riddles 10 cases bath bricks 50 drums castor and colza oil 1 spring van, witli moveable hood and harness complete 1 patent flour mill and dressing machine 1 Syke's patent hydrometer— specific gravity 1 set of "Eleotum" drawing instruments E. W. MILLS. 9th June, 1865.

R. BORTHWICK, TTOUSE, SHIP AND SIGN PAINTER, Paperhanger, Sign Writer, &c, Importer of Paperhangings, Oils, Colors, &c. A. Borthwick's patent Antifouling Composition for wood and iron Ships' bottoms, always on hand. Country and other orders punctually attended to. Note the address— LAMBTON QUAY, Opposite Mr. Robertson's Sale Yards. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. TWENTY TRUNKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Just Arrived ex Chapman, Martin Luther, and other late arrivals, NOW ON SALE, AT THE WELLINGTON BOOT AND SHOE AND LEATHER WAREHOUSE, Willis street, R. AUSTIN Proprietor. R AUSTIN, in returning thanks to his • friends for past favours, begs to call attention to the above large importation of goods selected from the English and Colonial markets expressly for the importer, and in every way adapted for the Colony. R. A- has resolved to meet the requirements of the times, to conduct his retail business on the ready money system— small profits and quick returns being the order of the day. Having secured the services of several first class workmen, will continue to make the very best description of boots and shoes. All orders entrusted to him will meet with prompt attention. A large assortment of Colonial work constantly kept on hand. An allowance made to runholders and storekeepers.