Ex Rajah and Northfleet. Just received —
]4Q PACKAGES of well selected British and Foreign Merchandise, which will be ready for inspection and sale immediately after landing. HOLDSWORTH, KNOWLES, & CO. Lambton-quay, December 17, 1853.
Christmas-Tide. HOLDSWORTH,KNOWLES &Co. in returning their thanks to the Public of Wellington and its vicinity for the liberal share of Patronage given to their RETAIL STORE, respectfully invite attention to their recent importation per William Alfred from Sydney, which will be found to comprise a variety of choice articles adapted to the Christmas season : Currants and Candifd Peel, (now landing ex Rajah and 'Northfleet.) Raisins, French Imperial Plums Persian Dates, Eleme Figs Normandy Pippins, Dried Apples China Preserves, Marmalade Cloves, Nutmegs, Ginger, Mixed Spice j Ca-raway Seeds Jordan and Soft-shell Almonds ] Barcelona Nuts, Walnuts ' Spanish Liquorice, Sugar Candy Soluble Chocolates and Cocoas Pearl Barley, Anowroot Ground "Rice and Sago «cc, &c. t &c. ALSO, Ex John Taylor, a superior description of pulverised Loaf Sugar, well adapted for the preparing of Preserves, -Jams, &c. December 3, 1853.
In quantities to cult Purchaser*. 90 TONS COALS W Coal Tar HOLDSWORTH, KNGWEES,* CO. December 3, 183.
Van for Passengers,~Pleasufe, and general purposes. f)NE Superior an'fl 'highly-finished London builf'Van, with shifting roof, patent axles and springs, shafts, poles, whipple trees, &c, complete. HOLDSWORTH, KNOWLES, * CO. Lambton-quay, October 26, '1853.
Port Nicholson Candle Factory.
THE necessary Plant having now been erected, the undersigned intend commencing the Manufacture of Mould and Dip Candles, &c. immediately on the arrival of the supply 6f tallow, which' has been ordered from the Australian markets. HOLDSWORTH, KNOWLES, & CO. Lambton-qnav, October 25, 1853.
Dairy and Farm Prx>Guee.
HPHE Undersigned are cash purchasers of Butter, Eggs, and every 'description of Dairy and Farm produce, including all kinds of carcass and other fat, kitchen grease, &c. HOLDSWDRTH, KNOWLES, & CO. Lambton-quay, September 27, 1853.
Wool and Colonial Produce.
■yHE Undersigned will be prepared to make advances on Wool, Kauri Gum, and other articles of Colonial Produce, consigned to their Londcn Agents, Messrs. Scruiton, Son, &Co. HOLDSWORTH, KNOWLES, & CO. Lambton-quay, September 27, I8(i3.
Freeman & Sons, Battersea Color Works. ' PHE Undersigned have heen appointed ** Agents by Messrs. Freeman & Sons, for the sale of Dry and Ground Colors, White Lead, Putty (in Bladders), and Patent Dryers, manufactured at the above Works. HOLDS WORTH, KNOWLES, & CO. Lambton-quay, October 26, 1853.
Lescher's No. 1 Starch.
npHE undersigned iiave been appointed Agents by Messrs. Joseph Lescher, Son, and Co. for the Sale of their No. I Starch. This Starch can be prepared with or without boiling, retains Its stiffness 'in damp atmospheres better than any other, works smoothly under the Iron, and may be had -in packages of various sizes suitable for the trade. In consequence of the fraudulent imitation of Messrs. Lescher & Co.'s tabel by a Van Diemen's Land manufacturer, a spurious starch has frequently been sold in the Australian markets to the prejudice of the genuine article. The excellency of the original No. 1, as imported by the undersigned, maybe inferred from' the fact of this number having been awarded to Messrs. Lescher by the Commissioners of the London Board of Excise. HOLDSWORTH, KNOWLES, & CO. Lambton-quay, September 27th, 1853.
Sadler, Firth, and Ross' Manufactures
THE Undersigned have been appointed Agents by Messrs. Saddler, Firth, and Ross, for their celebrated Mustard and Linseed and Boiled Oils, manufactured at the Southwark Mills, London, and highly approved in the American and Australian markets. The Mustard at present on sale comprises only the first quality double superfine in bottles and tins. The linseed and boiled oils contain great body, and for many purposes are used as a substitute for varnish. HOLDSWORTII, KNOWLF.S, & CO. Lambton-quay, September 27, 1853.
On Sale, ex "Mountain Maid,"
25HHDS Ist Quality West India Rum 7 do. do. Brandy 2 hhds. Loaf Sugar 5 bales Scarlet and White Blankets, IS, 11, and 12-4 3 cases Scotch Twilled Shirts 1 case Woollen Cord, Trousers and Vests 134 mats Pampanga Sugar 100 bags Patna Rice 40 boxes Mould Candles 20 boxes Window Glass 4 cases, Carbonate Soda JOHNSTON & CO. Wellington, Auguit 24, »853.
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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 875, 21 December 1853, Page 2
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675Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IX, Issue 875, 21 December 1853, Page 2
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