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Globe, Volume I, Issue 2, 2 June 1874, Page 4

500 bags salt, coarse and fine 15 cases Keiller’s confectionery, assorted 10 cases Keiller’s marmalade TO ARRIVE PER S.B. ATRATO, FROM LONDON—--50 cases fine Eleme raisins 5 „ sultana and muscatel raisins 50 „ figs *3 brls I currants, selected fruit 3 bales broom handles 10 cases Morten’s red herrings, 2 doz tins 50 „ „ salmon, 11b tins 10 „ Keiller’s confectionery 5 „ ~ large conversation lozenges 5 „ „ crystalised jujubes 3 „ „ candied peel, assorted TO ARRIVE PER FRATELLI GAGGING, FROM LONDON—--5 10 25 25 40 3 bales grey paper bags, 1 to 281bs, assorted cases Morton’s red herrings, 2 doz tins „ „ lobsters, 11b tins „ „ salmon, lib tins „ „ sardines, halves and qrtrs „ „ kippered herrings, 11b tins 10 kegs split peas 5 cases Robinson’s patent groats 15 „ Column's D.S.F, mustard, lib and tins 3 „ Colman’s Durham „ 71b tins 50 casks soda crystals 6 „ black writing ink 1 case nutmegs, in 71b tins 20 cases small pearl sago 10 kegs carraway seeds 20 „ tapioca 150 boxes Prices’ Belmont sperms 1 case Steadman’s soothing powders 8 casks walnuts and Barcelona nuts 200 bags dressed Rangoon rice 600 „ coarse and fine salt TO ERRIVE PER EUREKA, FROM NEW YORK--15 qr-tierces black swan twist tobacco 40 boxes „ . „ 1000 cases Devoe’s kerosene, in patent drums fitted for Rigg’s taps 100 dozen three-hoop buckets, varnished and plain 100 nests three-hoop tubs, varnished and plain 24 thermometer churns 8 cases pick and axe handles 3 „ Ames’ L.H, shovels 50 casks resin, bright amber 100 dozen wooden washboards Also, EX LATE ARRIVALS— Tasmanian jams, new season Tobacco, black swan twist Corn sacks, full weights Yankee handled axes, axe handles Clothes pegs, store trucks American tacks, American churns American brooms, scythe handles Wire nails, flooring brads Soft soap in 1 cwt and \ cwt drum Cream linen flour bags Blue and grey paper bags 36in, 64in, and 72in Hessian, Seaming twine, whiting, sulphur Lyndon’s spades, rock salt, Oak stable buckets Galvanised iron buckets 2 and 3 pronged hay forks Colza, castor, and linseed oil, in drums Black, blue, and brown paints Storer’s red and white lead, blue stone White zinc paint, woolpacks & cornsacks Shoe pegs, kerosene oil, patent sash lines Rigg’s patent taps, scrim Hand, and treadle sewing machines Black, red and copying ink, wheel jacks Garden hoes, potatoe forks Bryant and May’s wood safety matches Price’s and Brandon’s candles Mould candles, nutmegs, fresh herrings Clay pipes, Bell and Black’s vestas, Eleme and Sultana raisins Bath bricks, broom handles, tapioca Sago, vermicelli, maccaroni Crosse and Blackwell’s and Morton’s pickles Brewers’ isinglass Nelson’s patent gelatine Bleached and unbleached ginger Currie powder, crushed loaf sugar Loaf sugar, candied peel, pearl barley Colman’s Durham superior and double superfine mustard Cream tartar, tartaric acid Clothes lines, Colman’s light and dark blue Keen’s double superfine mustard Brown and Poison’s corn flour Harper Twelvetrees' soap powder Whole and ground saltpetre Nixey’s black lead Crosse and Blackwell’s essences Red herrings, in tins Castor oil, in pints and half-pints Perry Davis’ painkiller Crosse and Blackwell’s bloater and anchovy paste Rice in bags and casks, ground rice Oatmeal, fresh oysters, pimento Sardines, halves and quarters Crosse and Blackwell’s essence anchovies Lea and Perrin’s Worcester sauce Olson’s Tomato sauce SOLE AGENTS IN TOWN FOR SAUNDERS & SON’S FLOUR, INDENTS FOR ENGLISH, EUROPEAN, & AMERICAN GOODS Executed upon the most favorable terms by our London Branch 4-21 4391 piE CANTERBURY GUIDE IS NOW PUBLISHED. SEE CARTOON A LA OPERA. PRICE SIXPENCE.