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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4454, 29 June 1875, Page 4

[OSEPH NATHAN AND CO Are now landing EX WEYMOUTH AND WAIKATO. 53 CASES LONDON-MADE FURNI Consisting of, — )rawing 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 backc. 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, pa2>ier mach(s, 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 rnai hogany, marble-top, &c. Pianos in walnut, music-stools towel-horses Pier-glasses, toilet-glasses—various Writing-desks, work-boxes, musical-boxes timepieces and clocks, in marble and wood Horse-hair and flock. 59 PACKAGES FANCY GOODS, Comprising,— Vases, statuettes, lustres, combs, brushes Courier and ladies bags, albums Playing cards, De la Kue and Goodall's Vienna goods of evei-y description Pipes, pouches, and tobacconists' fancy-ware Vesta boxes, toys | iand mirrors. ' „aslcetware, brooches, solitaires Marbles, powder sets, fancy soaps Slates and pencils Tobaccoes, cigars, cigarettes 10 cases stationery Prints and engravings 3J7 PACKAGES IRONMONGERY, Comprising—followare, nails, sheep shears, sashweighta 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 Also, Invoices of— Woolsacks, twine, whiting American brooms, putty j Earthenware, glassware, perfumery I Drapery, clothing, boots and shoe 3 Jewellery, plated ware Watches, oilman's stores Brandies in bulk and case Rum, port and sherry, geneva, old torn Bottled beer, moselle, champagne. 25 cases summer clothing 19 cases drapery 51 crates earthenware 22 packages glassware. 73 packages ironmongery and cutlery 130 packages fancy goods 190 packages groceries and spirits 140 bundles fencing wire. JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. WA RNO C K BROS. CELEBRATED SOAPS. First Prize Soap ... £3O per ton. Blue Mottled do SO do Pale Yellow do 28 do Double Crown Housciiold do ... 19 do JACOB JOSEPH & CO., Agents. Temporary Premises—Lambtoa-quay. WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. Sole Agents, JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. r\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED— Wood's and Moir's flour Sharps Bran Milling wheat Chicken wheat Oats • Seed oats Pearl barley Peas Beans Potatoes Chaff . . Cheese, hams, bacon, &c. McINTYRE & CO. JAMES COPELAND'S DUNEDIN ALE. 4 Star in Barrels, 90s. Kilderkins, COs. J. DRANSFIELD. USTRALIAN HARDWOOD, SHAFTS SPOKES, FELLOES, NAVES, &c, J. DRANSFIELD. UINNESS'S STOUT, QUARTS AND _. ■ . ■ PINTS. TENNENT'S ALE, QUARTS AND PINTS. J. DRANSFIELD. T \EINHARD'S No. 2 MOSELLE, guaranJLJ teed to be the genuine article* Inferior brands may be easily detected by the muddy appearance of the wine. J. DRANSFIELD. >ALE AND BROWN SHERRY. Very superior quality. J. DRANSFIELD. JUST LANDED Perennial Rye-Grass Seed .(old pasture), Cocksfoot, and White Clover Seed. ' , J. DRANSFIELD. CHAMPAGNE VINEYARD, PROPRIETORS' CASE BRANDY, fully equal—if not superior—to the two now celebrated brands, and sold at a considerably lower nrice. J. DRANSFIELD. [ISKY : This justly ■'icious old mellow of Whiskies; in quality unrivalled, perfectly pure, and more wholesome than the finest Cognac Brandy. J. DRANSFIELD. Watches and Jewellery XJ ETIRING FROM BUSINESS. SELLING OF! SELLING OFF ! IMMENSE BARGAINS IN Watches, Jewelry, Diamond Goods, Clocks, Field, Marine, and Opera Glasses, and very Valuable Plate. £6OOO worth of Goods to be Sold at FORTY PER CENT. UNDERTHE USUAL SELLING PRICES ! The whole of the Stock Must be Sold, as Mr. Mulligan is shortly leaving for England. ' All accounts due to Mr. Mulligan are requested to bo settled at once, and all accounts against him are requested to be sent in for payment. The GOODWILL of this Valuable JEWELRY BUSINESS and the PREMISES FOR SALE. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. M. J. MULLIGAN, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Lambton-quay.