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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume II, Issue 141, 27 July 1880, Page 4

Business Notices. ROBINSON BROTHERS ARE NOW LANDING, EX Buttermore,” direct from the Manufacturers. ONE CASE Single and Doublebarrelled, Central Fire, Breecliloading FOWLING PIECES, of the very best 'nake, with all the loading auclj capping apparatus complete. ONE CASE Single and Double-barrelled Muzzle-loading G UNS. ONE CASE Cartridges and Cartridge Cases, Powder, Shot, Caps, Wads, &0., &c. TWO CASKS Assorted TINWARE, Coal Vases, &c. SIX CASES and CASKS Furnishing Iron mongery. ONE CASE Cart HAMES and TRACES Also, on Hand. A Large and Well-selected Stock of IRONMONGERY TINWARE, Imported and Colonial make GLASS, all sizes PAINTS, all colors, mixed and dry PAPERHANGING S, Scrim, Tacks HARVEST TOOLS BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY REGISTER and American STOVES COOKING Ranges, Colonial Ovens MARBLE MANTLE PIECES MANILLA ROPE, all sizes AMERICAN CHAIRS, a large assortment. AMERICAN and other PERAMBULATORS AMERICAN GOODS, a large stock And the Best-assorted Stock of Ironmongery in the District. TRY OUR SUPERIOR Kerosene Oil and Lamps. ROBINSON BROS., FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS, COACHBU ILDBRS, &c. BLENIIEIJI. 35 Notice to Farmers, Gardeners, and the PUBLIC IN GENERAL. C COLLIER, in returning thanks , for the liberal patronage for the last 10 years that lie has been in the SEED TRADE, wishes to intimate that he has this season the LARGEST STOCK OF HOME-GROWN SEEDS Ever Offered to the Public of Marlborough. which will be sold at prices that will defy competition, and as they are local grown, they are guaranteed to grow. My collection of PEAS and POTATOES are the best now in cultivation, and arc grown from imported stock. Potatoes, new and American sorts — American Peach-bloom, Redskin, Flour Ball, Sutton’s Racehorse, and Gigantic Prairie Seedling ; this is the king of potatoes, and the first time offered to the public of New Zealand. All Seeds tested before sent out. Do not spend your labor and lose your season by buying worthless seeds that are imported. C. COLLIER, MARKET STREET. GG Seeds! Seeds! Seeds! J ALLEN, having succeeded Mr , H. Pritchard in the above line, begs to inform his friends and the public generally that lie lias just received, and intends to keep on hand, a STOCK of NEW SEEDS, which on inspection will be found to be of the best sorts known. All kinds of Tropical and on other Fruits constantly on hand. Confectionery and Biscuits of every kind. A Fresh Supply of Oysters every week. 129 NOTICE. GARRY GHEZZ AN E, (Late of Hennessey’s) HAYING taken the CUTTING ROOM from Mr Collier, will he happy to see his old friends, and make new ones; and with civility and attention, hopes to merit a fair share of public patronage. 145