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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 77, 27 May 1881, Page 3

ALEX. FEEGTJSGI, IRONMONGEB, PALMERSTON NORTH, rjAS THE FOLLOWING ON HAND AND FOB. SALE :— .. BUILDERS' MATERIALS. Poitland cement Roofing felt Corrugated iron, 26 guage, 5 to 10 feet Ridging •: ■ Shest lead and lead pipe Dewn-*pip«-«md heaA»— — - ~~-^.-. - Spouting, O G and half ; round Nails— wire, spikes, clout, horse „ brass head, picture, &o Brads — flooring and finishing Axle pulleys in variety : ; Bolts and nuts, assorted Sizes Door springs— helical, iron and brass Brackets — japanned and tinned shelf „ American, wall and comer ,» pole Blocks—single and double Fingor plates Grindstones and mountings Locks — real patent, carpenters' dble hand, drawback, plate, mortice, till, box, &c Paints, oils, varnishes, turps, and brushes Paperhangings and scrim Tar— coal and Stookholm Pitch Zinc— plain and perforated A nd^ large variety of shelf goods. CARPENTEES' AND OTHER TOOLS. Planes— smoothing, jack, try, rebate „ plough, bead, fillester, hollows „ and rounds Vi ces — hand and bench Screw plates Emery cloth and paper Glass „ m Flooring cramps American boring machines, vertical and angular Braces — German, Spofford, and others Bits — screw, centre, spoon and gimlet Carpentei's' baskets Hench screws and stops ; Augers — American and Scotch Axes — American, squaring, &c Bill hooks, single and double edge &c, &c, &c. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Ploughs— wheel and swing H arrows -Campion's vSpades, shovels, rakes, &c Bean kibblers Corn crushers Seed aowers — Caboon's broadcasts and drill HOUSE FURNISHINGS. Bells— call, hand and alarm Sponge baths Canary cages B. metal tea pots Spoons — tea, dessert, and table in U.S. and E.P. Forks in U.S. and E.P. Civets and toast racke ' 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 and camp ovens Door mats, assorted Dressing glasses Frying pans — tinned and enamelled Saucepans „ - >, Tea kettles, tin and iron jigg beaters and whisks Tea and coffee pots Coffee mills Lamps— table, bracket, hall, &c Iron bedsteads, single and double American leather Boilers, oval, .2 gals to 10 gals . Smoothing irons, house bellows, &c. Basins, tin, galvanised and enamelled SUNDRIES. Guns— single and double barrel Gun fittings. # Powder -sporting and blasting Dynamite and blasting fuse Pumps — Douglas and force Pipe and couplings for do (Chains — dog, back and trace Jack chain, iron and brass Fencing wire and staples Wire, bright, copper and brass Surveyors' chains Coffin'furnitiue Brass taps - spirit, beer, and range Wood taps Kngine packing 1 Butchers' knives and steels ' Baiaflees — spring, with and without tray Steelyards and counter weighing 1 machines Sewing machines Brusbware in great variety Music stool screws Quoits ■ • • Soldering irons solder and fluid Tents, various sizes &c, &c &o. 1 ALKX. FBR6TJ SON IS AGENT POS The Colonial Fire Insurance Co. ■_'■ The New Zealand Times Newspaper The Week'y Mail Newspaper And •, . Chr. Hansen's Cheese Rennes BJx 7 t tract, and other, dairy^reparatione.