ALEX. FEEGUSGI, IRONMONGER, PALMERSTON NORTH, ri*AS THE FOLLOWING ON i;AND AND FOR SALE :— BUILDERS 1 MATKBI VLS. Pot tin i) d cement R M.fiug' felt Corrugated iron, 26 guage, 5 to 10 feet Ridging Sheet lead and lead pipe Down pipe and Heads Spouting, O G and half round Nails— wire, spikas, clout, horse „ brass head, picture, &c triads — flooring and finishing Axl« pulleys in variety Bolts and uut», assorted sizes Door springs— helical, iron and t rim Brack* s— j i punned and tinned >h -11 „ American, wall and comer p«'le Blocks— -in^le and double Vmger plates Giindatunes und mountings Locks — real paten', carpen ers' dble hand, drawback, plate, mortise. till, box, &c Paints, oils, va nit-lies, turps, and brushes Paperhangings and scrim Tar — coal and Stockholm Pitch Zinc— plain and perforated And large variety of shelf goods. CARPENTERS' AND OTHER TOOLS. Planes— smoothing, jack, try, rebate » plough, bead, fillester, hollows and rounds Vices — band and bench Screw plates Emery cloth and paper Glass „ >, Flooring cramps American boring machines, vertical and angular Braces — German, Spofford, and others Bits— screw, centre, spoon and gimlet Carpenters' baskets Bench screws and stops i Augers — American and Scotch ! Axes — American, squaring, &c Bill hooks, single and double edge &c, &c, &c. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Ploughs— wheel and swing Harrows —Campion's Spades, shovels, rakes, &c Bean kibblers Corn crushers Seed sowers — Caboon's broadcasts and drill HOUSE FUKNIBHING3. Bells— call, hand and alarm Sponge baths Canary cages B. metal »ea pots Spoons — tea, dessert, and table in | U.S. and E.P. Forks in U.S. and E.P. [ Ciue»s and toast racks Table cutlery, a large assortment Dish covers, wire and stamped tin Fenders — kitchen, parlor and bed room Fire dogs Coal vases Clothes wringers — Eureka and Universal Preserving and stew pans Colonial aid camp ovens Door mats, assorted Dressing glasses Frying pans — tinned and enamelled Saucepans Tea kettles, tin and iron Kgg beateru and whisks Tea and coffee pots Coffee mills Lnmps - tabla, bracket, hall, &o Iron bedsteads, siugle and double American leather Boilers, oval, 2 gals to 10 gals Smoothing irons, house bellows, &c Basins, tin, galvanised and enamelled SUNDRItS. Guns— single and double barrel Gun fittings Powder - sporting and blasting Dynamite and blasting fuse Pumpa — Douglas and force Pipe and couplings for do Olmins— dog, back and trace Jack chain, iron and brass Fencing wire and saples "Wire, bright, copper and brcss Surveyors' chains Coffin furniture Brass taps— spirit, beer, and rang© Wood taps Kngine packing Butchers' knives and steels Balances— spring, with and without tray Steelyards and counter weighing machines Sewing machines liru6hware in great variety Music stool screws Quoits Soldering irons, solder aad fluid Tents, various siz<"B &c, &c, &o. ALEX. FERGUSON IS AGENT FOR The Colonial Fire Insurance Co. The New Zealand Times Newspaper The Week y Mail > ewspaper Chr. Flansen's Cheese Rennet Extract, and other dairy^retara^ tions,
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 69, 29 April 1881, Page 3
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475Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 69, 29 April 1881, Page 3
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