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Evening Star, Issue 3353, 18 November 1873, Page 4

HKBOHAKDXSK. OTAOO TIMBER YARDS. Steam Saw, Planeiog and Moulding Mills, Door and Sash Manufactory, Dunedin, FINDLAY & CO., Proprietors', HAVE always on hand, and for sale, a large stock ot all dscriptions of Build* ing Materials— Timber of every description H. T. Palings, Shingles, and Posts and Kails Laths and Pickets { American and Colonial) Doors, Sashes, and Casements (Special sizes made to order) Architraves, Skirting, Mouldings, 4c. Galvanised Iron, Ridging, Spouting, 4a Nails, Screws, Washers, 40. Just landing, ex Gemsbok, from New York, a large shipment of Shelving, T and G Lumber, &c. ; also, Oregon Beams (good dimensions). To arrive, ex Otago, from Glasgow, 200,000 deet Red and WhifcefDeals, 9x3 and .11x3; 250,000 ft. T. andjJG Baltic, 4in*, i|in., §in., lin. and Country orders promptly attended to. NOTICE. ON account of the RECKLESS COMPETITION again exulting in the Timber Trade, Messrs W. ASHER 4 CO. have‘resolved to give their Customers the benefit by reducing their prices as low as, possible ; but still bearing in ndiud jthht honesty is the best policy. . * , ! Red Pine ... ... I2s Southern White Pine ... 13s 1 Od ; J Kauri ... .. . ... 20s Od _ Hardwood 1.. ... ‘... 195,6 d j Contractors for large buildings as per special arrangement. j We have also full assorted stocks of Doers, Sashes, Ccrrugated Iron, Cerhent/Plaster of Paris, And all descriptionsof Building Materials equally cheap. f Measurement guaranteed." f V • / W. ASHER & CO., Moray place and Cumberland UtreCt. THE Undersigned have lauding; and to arrive, ex Dallam Tower, Bebington, Allahabad, Rokaby Hall, Lady Joceyln, May Qaeea, Dover Castle, Christian M'Ansland, CallerOu’, and Glitnpse—.lso cases Galvanised Iron 700 barrels Cement 600 kegs nails : 20 casks Ironmongery 1 20,000 feat; Super. A»h Plank 360,000 „ Deals ' 800,000 „ Onego* Logs ' 1,060 boxes Glass 25 tons Fencing.Wire GUTHRIE & ASHES. O N SALE AND TO ARRIVE. New Season’s Tea in half-chests **< l boxes. Sugars—brown and white crystals. Oilmen’s Stores—a large assortment. Brandy—Renault’s and Levitte’s, bait ‘ and case. Whisky—Bogg’s celebrated Lochnagar, bnlk and oaito. Wines—Port and Sherry, low and medium, Californian and Adelaide, case and bnlk. Ginger Wine—Thomson’s and Heddle’s, case and balk. Hops—New Kent, prime sample. Cocoa and Chocolate—Fry and Son’s. Biacuits-*-Middlemasa’s, Albert, Mid •Argyle. Soap—Steele’s Fancy, and Colonial Tobacco- Pipes—M’Dougal’s, Glasgow make Varnishes—Noble’s and Scare's, Hw> land’s and Price’s. Comsacks, Woolsacks, Twine, Sheep ■■ Nets. \ Printing Ink -Shackell and Edward's. Piano—Ralph, Allison, and Iron Bedsteads, Cots, Avery's Weighing Machines, Cutlery, Nails, Ac. , r Resin, Soda Crystals, Caustic Soda, 4a. 4c; «’■’ ■ H R MARTIN antf GO., Q N S A*ITE TOTB E I VE, PRIZE THRESHING MACHINES and STEAM ENGINES, all Sizes. Marshall’s Improved Threshing Machines were awarded the first prize of L4O at the Royal Agricultural Society’s trials held at Cardiff last season, in competition* with Clayton and Sbuttleworth’s,' Ransomeand Sim’s, and all leading firms, after the most severe And exhaustive tests on record, operating on all kinds of grain. Portable Engines, 3 to 12 h.p. Stationery Engines, 6 to ISh.'p. Hydraulic Wool-press. Flour-mill, Bft 6in Stones. J., MANNING, • Walker street, ON SALE* ex Araby Maid and Behington— j • 300 Casks and Cases Byass ! » Green-label I Stout And Porter, quartsjaud pints Old Brandy, 1848 and 1858, Martel! and Hennessy . • i To, arrive, per Lady Jocelyn—--100 Casks Younger’s Ale, R. M. ROBERTSON 4 CO. j THE undersigned are in receipt of regular consignments from the following London houses, viz. : R. B. Byass and Co., green label Stout, Porter, and Deyenish Ale. Wm. Younger and Co.; Ale and Porter (in bulk and bottle). Waters and Co M Port Wipe, Claret, and old Brandies. _ Gonzalez and Ce., Sherries, brown and pale. Mittbofer and Marshall, Kent Hops, R. M. ROBERTSON 4 CO., Agents. WHILST imitation is the sincereat form of flattery, the purchaser of an imitation article is invariably the victim of the unscrupulous. It is but poor economy to buy an imitation Sewing-machine when the genuine can be had at reduced prices. The test of over twenty years, and the evidence of millions, establish .the claims of the. ... : • WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING, MACHINES, the annual sale of which is now over 150,000. Every machine warranted to give perfect satisfaction. ■ ■ Reduced prices. Dlustrated pride-lists, post free. PARK 4 CURLE, Princes street, : * (Sdle agents for Otago) ASK Your Grocer for Olson’S Tomato Sauce. Beware of spurious imitation'., None genuine unless stamped on battle and stopper. Sold by pll respectable grocers throughout New Zealand.