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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4440, 12 June 1875, Page 4

On Sale. 10 bales oakum, 1 do flax packing, 10 coils Europe rope, 1 case flags, assorted 1 case Wheatman and Smith’s circular saws 1 cask run and bow latches, dog chains, night latches, &c. 10 kegs Walker’s horse nails 3 cases brushware, assorted PER TIMAJRU, FROM GLASGOW. 200 lengths gas pipe, 4 casks gas fittings PER CITY OP CASHMERE, PROM GLASGOW. 2 home washing machines 60 camp ovens and covers 3 cases register stoves 1 case joiners’ cramps 38 Smith and Welstood’s cooking stoves, com-1 prising Victoress, Trafford, Anchor, Queen’s, and Economist PEE QUEEN OE THE SOUTH, FROM NEW YORK. 96 ash oars, 8 to 24 feet 25 cases Sharp’s axes, 7 do hatchets 5 „ long and short handle shovels 3 „ adze eye hammers 1 „ rakes and hoes 4 „ boring machines, 1 do Washita stones 2 „ Western locks 1 cask Douglas’s pumps, assorted 2 cases patent faucets 1, crate flour pails PER CRUSADER, FROM NEW YORK. 24 thermometer churns 695 pieces clery.’ pine timber E. W. MILLS, Wholesale Ironmonger and Iron Merchant. Agent for Milner’s safes, and Wheeler and Wilson’s, and Singer’s sewing machines. JOSEPH NATHAN AND o 7) Are now landing EX WEYMOUTH AND WAIKATO. 53 CASES LONDON - MADE EURNI | TURE, Consisting of, — Drawing and dining-room suites—walnut and mahogany—in blue, green, and striped rep., green velvet, and grain leather - . Walnut cheffoniers, with plate-glass backs and doors and marble tops. Mahogany side-boards, with or without plateglass backs. Walnut Davenports and what-nots. Tables. —Walnut and mahogany 100, occasional, dining, leather top, card, work, chess, and coffee. Chairs.—Ladies’ and gents’ birch folding, papier machd, ebonized and gilt, walnut, willow, and cane-back; and children’s, mahogany hall, cane-seated, and gilt in green silk, dining, and easy. Carved drawing-room flower tables and stands, Toilet-tables and washstands en suite, in mai hogany, marble-top, &c. Pianos in walnut, music-stools Hat-stands, towel-horses Pier-glasses, toilet-glasses—various Writing-desks, work-boxes, musical-boxes Timepieces and clocks, in marble and wood Horse-hair and flock. j 59 PACKAGES FANCY GOODS, | ■' Comprising,— Vases, statuettes, lustres, combs, brushes | Courier and ladies bags, albums Playing cards, De la Rue and Goodall’s Vienna goods of every description Pipes, pouches, and tobacconists’ fancy-ware Vesta boxes, toys Hand mirrors. Basketware, brooches, solitaires I Marbles, powder sets, fancy soaps I Slates and pencils Tobaccdes, cigars, cigarettes 10 cases stationery Prints and engravings 317 PACKAGES IRONMONGERY, Comprising— Holloware, nails, sheep shears, sashweights Brads, scythes, register stoves Bolts, hinges, Leamington ranges Baking dishes, fireproof safes Iron bedsteads, camp ovens, door springs Dog chains, frying-pans, files Kettles, locks, sieves, perambulators Weighing machines, cutlery I Also; Invoices of— Woolpacks, twine, whiting American brooms, putty Earthenware, glassware, perfumery Drapery, clothing, hoots and siloes Jewellery, plated ware Watches, oilman’s stores Brandies in bulk and case’ Rum, port, and sherry, geneva, old tom Bottled beer, moselle, champagne. 25 cases summer clothing 19 cases drapery 51 crates earthenware 22 packages glassware 73 packages ironmongery and cutlery x 130 packages fancy goods 190 packages groceries and spirits 140 bundles fencing wire. JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. GLEE’S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. Sole Agents, JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. Landaus, broughams, and CARRIAGES. GROVES BROTHERS, High Stbeet, Dunedin, Have for sale—--1 doctor’s brougham, or light ciroulai - - fronted family brougham 1 light patent landau, fixed with McKenzie’s self-acting balancing head A one-horse do, built by the first London maker Basket pluetons and buggies of all descriptions always on hand. Drawings on application. JAMES COPELAND’S DUNEDIN AEE. 4 Star in Barrels, 90s. Kilderkins, 50s. J. DR AN SEIELD. USTRALIAN HARDWOOD, SHAFTS SPOKES, FELLOES, NAVES, &c. J. DRANSEIELD. GUINNESS’S STOUT, QUARTS AND PINTS. TENNENT’S ALE, QUARTS AND PINTS. J. DRANSEIELD. "I VEINHARD’S No. 2 MOSELLE, gnaranI J teed to be the genuine article’ Inferior brands may be easily detected by the muddy appearance of the wine. J. DRANSEIELD. P ALE AND BROWN SHERRY. Very superior quality. J. DRANSEIELD. JUST LANDED Perennial Rye-Grass Seed (old .pasture), Cocksfoot, and White Clover Seed. J. DRANSEIELD. CHAMPAGNE VINEYARD, PROPRIETORS’ CASE BRANDY, fully equal—if not superior—to the two now celebrated brands, and sold at a considerably lower price. _ J. DRANSEIELD. KINAHAN’S LL WHISXCY : This justly celebrated and delicious old mellow spirit, is the very cream of Whiskies; in quality unrivalled, perfectly pure, and more wholesome than the finest Cognac Brandy. J. DRANSEIELD,