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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 41, 17 February 1880, Page 3

E. BUXTON & CO. Have just landed, and to arrive in ii few weeks, the following large shipments, consisting of — K o K incases, bales} and Packages ' i ,090 GENEML M^EGIANDISE Ex JELarmodious, from London, , ; Per Bebington, horn London Beemah, „ ■■. Lutterworth, „ Loch Cree „ ;: Opawa, „ Crusader, ' „ Western Monarch Zealandia, „ Scottish Prince „ Invereargill, from Glasgow Dunedin, from Glasgow Amelia Moss, from New York ,- JZlearior 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 Btjxton personally when in France and the manufacturing districts of England, consisting .of— r "".'...-* French. Silks and Press Materials in Black and Colors. :o: 1 _ -i 11. 1 ' I. * FRENCH FANCY WARE ■ - A Magnificent Assortment of '-"•• Brussels, Tapestry, and Jtidderminster Carpets. , ■ — :o; ;i .' , J "~- Some New and Beautiful Designs in ELECTRO-PLATED WAEE ! China, GlaSssWare, aifd Faiiby Goods, etc, etc, ! which will make a handsome! addition to stock. I DRAPERY of every description, except HARDWARE— Shib and Coil Chain, An- , Millinery of British^ Foreign, and = ,'. . chors, Trace and Plough Chains, Weii American Manufacture. . .. ton's Pal ley Blocks, Holloware of all ™- rvrnrn-vrvi *w x in r 1 A ii ; -\ sorts, Brass and Enamelled Preserving CLOTHING.-Hata and Caps- and Gentle- Pans, Curled Horse Hair, Cast Iron, men's Apparel of all descriptions. .... , Enamelled, and Copper Boilers, Furnace Twr-pir-na -nr«^ *r i? n,i ~a n ~A n' 1»„ and Oven Doors and Grates, Newcastle , TWEEDS-West of England «nd Geelong. . Fire Bfi(jkg an(J c , a y > Mm| ; flnd Hamp n.^niTTo -kit *»■« T7i r>i ♦!,« T,-r./» Rope, Clothes Linps, &c, Locks, CARPETS, Mattings, Floor Clotbs, Lino- Hi £ and General Jr B ' Übud), Kamptulicon, Hearth Rugs, Mats, Cnl f er^ ElecU . o riate> Braßßf s uu J ry . i GROCERIES— Oilman's Stores and Con- STOVFS and RANGES -Smi h and Wellfectionery of every description. stood s and Havel s Register Store«, Sham Registers, Fenders, 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 and Chests, medium, fine, superfine, and 5 to 9 feet, Ridging, Guttering, &c. very finest Kaisow and Souchong Flavor Cougous. • NAILS, Cut, Patent, Wire, Galvanized, &c. ! E. B. and Co. can confidently affirm that ZINC—PIain, and Perforated, the ahove Teas are the hest value they have „ , . „ „ , « , 3 et imported. SA^ S— Circular, Pit, Cross Cut, and Hand, Emery Wheels. FINE, Coarse, and Rock Salt. ,, T , T . rriTT^ T , BELTING India Rubber 2 to 8 inches, I. OILS-Kerositie, Downer's and Niagara 150 R Piston Packing. 'PAINTS all cnlor 8 , White and Red Lead, . 2rillers - aud Be9t Tig Sausage Skins. Putty, Driers, Turpentine, Varnishes, . ; &c. iWINDQW GLASS— Chance's and Belgian, FOR ENGINEERS, BLACKSMITHS, '. 10 xßto 60 x 42. COACH BUILDERS, &c. iPAPERHANGINGS— English and French, b.B.H. Bar and Rod Iron, Hoop Iron, : Scrim, &c. Standard Iron, Best Black and Gal-'/-irr attic -nr a ar< e«>o*. ;„■ „;.„„*■ vanized Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear, and jCHAIRS-Wood and Cane Seat m great B ,. ster gtee!> An ' vi|g> s^ jthg yanety. Bellows, Tue Iron*, Axles, Cart Arma, MEDICINES -Hollowav's, Cock- Grasshopper and Eliplic Springs, i les, Norton's, King's, Wbelpton'a, &c. ; bpokes, Rims, Felloes, ComageLaoopß, I Row's Embrocation (Farmer's Friend), & c * j AnnattOjTricophorous, Keating's Lozen- - '■"". — ges, &c. i , WATERWORKS AND GAS FITTINGS GUNS—HolUs.and. other good makers,. single & c< , I and double barrel, muzzle, and breech- ' ' • leading. ' Galvanized and Black Gas Tubes and , Fit- • ' ings. G UNPOWDER- Hairs Curti| & Harvey's and Tj nion Inaiarubber Hose. j and Pigou and Wilks' Sporting, and l ' I Blasting ; Dynamite and Detonators ; Gaseliers, Cork S idea, Gas Brackets, &c. ] best Double Tape Fuse; Cartridge Cases. n ! - BRUSHWARE -Wood and Wax Matches, .■Plaster of Paris, soft Soap, Pitch and Tar, Fancy Boxes, Vestas. \ Vinegar * OVERLAND TRUNKS— Carpet & Leather PAPER— Wrapping and Tea Paper, Paper Bags, Valises^ &c. Bugs, Fine and Stout Note, Letter, and '^''''^'■ r , rr , n '^ ■ ' . . ', Bill Paper, Stationery, School Slates, &c. ..GRINDSTONES, andAmeiican Fitting!. Saddlery and harness. — Best *;'.">. ; — : Colonial and English Gentlemen's and ■ ™ •.««««« -DTrNrTTnTB-ppQ A-« i Ladies' Saddles, Buggy and Gig Har-. FOK FARMERS, RUNHOLDERS, *c. ! ness, Bridles, Martingales, Whips, Grass Seeds, English, American, and New I Spurs, &c. -Zealand grown.' iTIN WARE of every description. Corn gacks^ Wool Balea) Plour Bagß> &p> ! CORKS. Rick Covers, Shipa' Canvaß, Tents and Fly«. Iron and Brass with and Sulphur, Sheepwash Tobacco. ; without new patent springs, some very B]ack Annealed Fencing Wire No. 5, 6,7 8, ; beautiful designs. 10^ 12 j WORK BOXES and Desks, Hair Brushes, Galvanized Strand Fencing Wire, Staples, : Combs, and Fancy ware. and Strainers. PERFUMERY— RimmeI's, GosnelFs, &c. Bamlett's, Howard's, and Hornsby's (English) i and Wood's (American) Reaper* and ■'WINES— Port, Sherry, Frontignac, and Mowers. i other South Australian wines. - ; Ransome's and Hornsby's Siugle and Double ; WHISKY— Blended Highland (7 years old), Furrow Ploughs and Harrows, Chaff.' : Gaol Isla Play, and Mitchell's Irish. cutters, Horse Gears, Oat Crushers, ' OhccsG Presses RUM, Gin, Geneva, Wolfe's Schnapps, Gin- . ' .■ „ix -=._--.-- —.-■. ' a P r Wine &c Spades, Shovels, Forks, Mattocks, Picks, : gerWine,&c. *• H b^orks, Axes, Hay Rakeß,; Hay ALE AND STOUT— Bass', Tenant's, All- Knives, Scythes and Handles, Reap ; sopp's Ale, pints aod quarts, Guinness', Hooks and Sickles, Sheep Shears, ! and " Pig Brand " Stout. . • Slashers, Trimmers, &c. ; E. BUXTON & CO. are prepared to execute orders for FARM IMPLEMENTS or MACHINERY of any description, and from all | Makers, either English or American, on the most liberal terms. ! Some American REAPERS and MOWERS, imported by us this season iare pronounced the best and cheapest yet introduced here. • Orders for WOOD'S AMERICAN BINDERS for the present season can Inovv be, executed. A Sample Machine will bo on exhibition here in a few days. I Also AMERICAN HORSE RAKES and AJAXj LAWN MOWER, ' the latest and best yet invented. i The Highest Prices given for WOOL, or most liberal advances on same. E. BUXTON & CO., AGENTS FOR ; (i The Victoria Insurance Company, Limited ; " ; il The^ortb British Mercantjie Insurance Compaq"