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E. BUXTON <fc CO. Have just landed, and to arrive in a few weeks, the following large shipments, consisting of — Hr OKp CASES, BALES, and PACKAGES I < > OOD GENERAL- IEECHANDISE Ex AKarmodious, from London Per Bebington, from London AAABeemah, „ ADutterworih, „ ALoch Cree „ Opawa, „ Crusader, „ Western Monarch Zealandia, „ Scottish Prince „ Invercargill, from Glasgow ADunedin, from Glasgow Amelia ARoss, from New York AEleanor Vernon, New York and by other Vessels regularly from London, Glasgow,, New York, and the Australian Colonies. A portion of the shipments per Bebington and Scottish Prince, have been purchased by Mr Buxton personally when in France and the manufacturing districts of England, consisting of — French. Silks and Dress Materials in Black and Colors. FRENCH FA.NCY WARE :o: A Magnificent Assortment of Brussels, Tapestry, and Kidderminster Carpets. Some New and Beautiful Designs in ELECTROPLATED WARE o — China, Glassware, and Fancy Goods, etc , etc., which will make a handsome addition to stook. i DRAPERY of every description, except j HARDWARE— Ship and Coil Chain, AnI Millinery of British, Foreign, and . chors, Trace and Plough Chains, WesAmerican Manufacture. ton's Pulley Blocks, Holloware of all _ k sorts, Brass ard Enamelled Preserving CLOTHING.— Hats and Caps and Gentle- Pans, Curled Horse Hair, Cast Iron, men's Apparel of all descriptions. Enamelled, and Copper Boilers, Furnace mnrwwncs <nr x c■& 1 j a n i » nd Oven Doors and Grates, Newcastle T WEEDS-West of England and Geelong. Fire Brickß and Clayj Manillft and Hemp „.„-_,,„ ■»»... ™ «, x. T . Rope, Clothes Lines, Sec, Locks, CARPETS, Mattipgs, Ylqox Cloths, Lino- Hi £ geg and General Ironmongery, Rest leum, Ivamptulicon, Hearth Rugs, Mats, Cutlery, Electro Plate, Brassfouudry. &c. GROCERIES- Oilman's Stores and Con- STOVES and RANGES -Smi hand Wellfectionery of every description. stood's and Flavel s Register Stoves, J r Sham Registers, lenders, Fire Irons, SUGARS— Sydney Company's, Mauritius, &c., Marble, Slate, and Imitation and Crushed Loaf. Marble Mautelpieces. TEAS in Boxes, Quarter-chests, Half -chests GALVANIZED CORRUGATED IRON aud Chests, medium, fine, superfine, aud 5 to 9 feet, Ridging, Guttering, &c. very finest Kaisow and Souchong Flavor Congous. NAILS, Cut, Patent, Wire, Galvanized, &c. E. B. and Co. can confidently affirm that ZlNC— Plain, and Perforated, the above Teas are the best value they have „ . „,„ n . , _ #1 _ _ _ . ,TT , yet imported. SAW S— Circular, Pit, Cross Cut, and Hand, Emery Wheels. FINE, Coarse, and Rock Salt. T .-«, mT «« „ „ . . ' ' ] BELTING India Rubber 2 to 8 inches, I. OILS -Kerosine, Downer's and Niagara 150 R - Piston Fackiug. de ? S teßt ' iv , se P d ' f tor ' Col?a ' Ma " SAUSAGE MACHINES-Lovelock's, and chine and Neatsfoot Oils. Mincer's, Green's Chopping Machines, PAINTS all colors, White and Red Lead, mieva > aad Best Pi 8 Sausa S e Skin9 ' I Putty, Driers, Turpentine, Varnishes, ______ &c. WINDOW GLASS— Chance's and Belgian, FOR ENGINEERS, BLACKSMITHS, 10x8 to 60x42. COACH BUILDERS, &c. PAPERHANGINGS— EngIish .and French, 8.8. H. Bar and Rod Iron, Hoop Iron, Scrim, &c. Standard Iron, Best Black and Gal- „„.„„ to- a i /-< o. *. • *. vanized Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear, and CHAIRS-Wood and Cane Seat m great B , i3ter Steel> Vice ' 3j An ' vilß| S miths variety. , Bellows, Tue Irons, Axles, Cart Arms, PATENT MEDICINES -Holloway's, Cock- Grasshopper and Eliplic Springs, les, Norton's, King's, Whelpton's, &c; Spokes, Rims, Felloes, Carriage Lamps, Row's Embrocation (Farmer's Friend), &c> Annatto, Tricophorous, Keating's Lozen- __-—-__ ges, &c. „„„„ _,„.„;. . , . , WATERWORKS AND GAS FITTINGS GUNS — Holhs and other good makers, single & c> and double barrel, muzzle, and breech- -„.«-,. - S. leading. Galvanized and Black Gas Tubes and Fitings. G UNPOWDER-Hall^, Curtis & Harvey's T and Unto Indiarubber Hose, and Pigou and Wilks' Sporting and r ' Blasting ; Dynamite' and Detonators ; Gaseliers, Cork S ides, Gas Brackets, &c. best Double Tape Fuse: Cartridge Cases. _ u._^uuu«x»ye , vurt go BRUSHWARE -Wood aad Wax Matches, Plaster of Paris, soft Soap, Pitch and Tar, Fancy Boxes, Vestas. Vmegar ' OVERLAND TRUNKS-Carpet & Leather PAPER — Wrapping and Tea Paper, Paper Bags, Valises, &c. Bags, Fine and Stout Note, Letter, and Bill Paper, Stationery, School Slates, &c. GRINDSTONES, and Ameiican Fittings. SADDLERY AND HARNESS. — Best Colonialand English Gentlemen's and __„ T,, m .™ fl •o-rrxTiT/vi-Tvr.r.c <. Ladies-' Saddles, Buggy and Gig Har- FOR FARMERS, RUNHOLDERS, &c. ness, Bridles, Martingales, Whips, Grass Seeds, English, American, and New Spurs, &c. Zealand grown. TINWARE of every description. Corn Sacks> Wool Bales> Flour Bagßj &(J< CORKS. Rick Covers, Ships' Canvas, Tents and Flys. BEDSTEADS— Iron and Brass with and Sulphur, Sheepwash Tobacco. without new patent springs, some very BJack Annealed FenciDg Wire No . 5 6 7 . beautiful designs. io 12. WORK BOXES and Desks, Hair Brushes, Galvanized Straud Fencing Wire, Staples, Combs, and Fancyware. aa d Strainers. PERFUMERY— -Rimmel's, Gosnell's, &c. Bamlett's, Howard's, and Hornsby's (English) „ . , and Wood's (American) Reapers and WINES— Port, Sherry, Frontignac, and Mowers. other South Australian wines. v, «• i .^^ Bansome s and Hornsby s Single and Double WHlSKY—Blended Highland (7 years old), Furrow Ploughs and Harrows, ChaffCaol Isla Play, and Mitchell's Irish. cutters, Horse Gears, Oat Crushers, RUM, Gin, Geneva, Wolfe's Schnapps, Gin- * SS _ ger Wine &c. Spades, Shovels, Forks, Mattocks, Picks, * ' Hay Forks, Axes, Hay Rakes, Hay ALE AND STOUT— Bass', Tenant's, All- Knives, Scythes and Handles, Reap sopp's Ale, pints and Iquarts, Guinness', Hooks and Sickles, Sheep Shears, and. " Pig Brand " Stout. Slashers, Trimmers, &c. f I.'"!' ■ ■ ■ i 1. 1- 1 '■ '' E. BUXTON & CO. are prepared to execute orders for FARM IMPLEMENTS or MACHINERY of any description, apd from all Makers, either English or American, on the most liberal terms. Some American REAPERS and MOWERS, imported by us this season are pronounced the best and cheapest yet introduced here. Orders for WOOD'S AMERICAN BINDERS for the present season can now be executed. A Sample Machine will be on exhibition here in a few days.^ Also AMERICAN HORSE RAKES and AJAXJ LAWN MOWER, the latest and best yet invented. The Highest Pkices given for WOOL, or most liberal advances on same. E. BUXTON & CO., AGENTS FOR *' The Victoria Insurance Company, Limited j " i " T!s Ngith British Mer^ntlJe top*np§ Qmywj"

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 18, 21 January 1880, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 18, 21 January 1880, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 18, 21 January 1880, Page 3

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