J. W. Liddell's Column. r|"»HB undorc?igned has much pleasure in calling the alffntidii of tho public and country rot tiers generally to the following LTST OF GOODS IN STOCK, which will all be found of the BEST QUALITY. As it is impossible to enumerate all the Stock in an advertisement, inspection ig cordially invited. l 'IRONMONGERY. American axes, tomahawks Adzes, billhooks, slashers Axe, pick, and adze handles Crosscut saws Hand, tenon, and buck saws LHRP and DH shovels Spades, potato forks Grubbing and garden hoes Gardon and hay rakes Fern and grass scythes Scythe handles, scythe stones Reap hooks, sickles fheep shears, Turkey stones Riddle*, churns, milk skimmers Milk sieves, milk pans Galvanised iton tubs & buckets AVoolpacks, sewing twine Galvanised eomigated iron. C to 9 feet
Ridging, guttering, down .piping Spikes and tubes, lead washers CJ alvanised. and lead - headed roofing nails Fencing staples : Wire nails, 1} to 4in ' Ewbahk's spikes, 4to Tin Sheet lead, sheet zinc Perforated zinc Floor brads , Sash weights, sash line Roofing- felt, padlocks . Bim, sash, and mortice locks and furniture Finger plates Butt lunges, gate hinges T hinges, sash fasteners Rack pulleys, sash pulleys Blind luruiture Snsh lifts Box. drawer, and cupboard locks Register grates / Amoiicau cooking stoves Kitchen ranges Basket grates Colonial ovens, camp ovens Sit/ baths, slop pails Window glass Deed boxes Sewing machines Safes Kerosine lamps and fittings PAINTsToiLS, &c. White and red lead Uml'er, sienna, black, yellow, blue, and gieen paint Boiled oil Raw linseed oil Turps, kerosene Oak and copal varnish | Golcltize } Putty, patent driers i Ruddles, paint brushes Scrim, wall papers ! SADDLERY. Gents 1 riding saddles Bi idles, martingales Bits, stirrups, stirrup lea'hers Spurs, Sec, &c.
GROCERIES, &c Nen r season's teas — bnlf-chesfs and boxes Sugars, cheese, bacon American sugar-cured haras Harcelona walnuts Jams, confectionery Figs, elemo and sultana raisins Muscatels, currants, almonds Citr«n t orange and lemon peel j Flour, Adelaide and colonial j Oats, maize, and oatmeal, &c ' DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. New and Soasonable Goods, just opened up, comprising — Men's, youths' and boys' c-lothing Dress goods White, regatta, and Oxford j . shirts, &c, Sec ■ . j ROOT.- 3 . j Just unpacked, a large and wellassorted sock of UOOTS, &c, fresh from the factories of Dunodin and Chris'church SUNDRIES. Sleisenger's Medicine for Horses and Dogs, including— Colic drink Embrocation Condi ion powdor Worm powder^ .„ . Blister oinTtmohi ' '"" powders for degs,, &c, licExsen Dealer in AB-JIS AND AMMUNITION. Ms. w. wm>. <&P iER A L STpßEKiiipEilr r^r»f IRONMONGER. - f.-^.,-iS e-j so fri »«
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 33, 24 December 1880, Page 3
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411Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 33, 24 December 1880, Page 3
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