Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4521, 16 September 1875, Page 4

On Sale 2 cases Dental!’s horse-powers 3 cases Howard’s ploughs and harrows 4 double-furrow do 2 hoi-serakes 3 hhds lead pipe, assorted sizes PEE CITY OF TANJOEE AND INVEECAEGILL, FEOM GLASGOW. 10 tons Clyde pig iron 6 Nicoll’a 3-roller mangles 6 Mathiesou’s joiner’s cramps, assorted 36 camp ovens and covers 15 bundles galvanised pipe 30 lengths black do 1 cask gas fittings 6 cast furnace pans PEE JESSICA, FEOM NEW YOEK. 2 cases brooms, 7 cases hayrakes and forks 25 cases Sharp’s aves, 2 cases scythe sneaths 2 cases hatchets, assorted, 50 ash oars 4 cases grindstone mountings 3 casks Douglas pumps Agents for Milner’s safes, Wheeler and Wilson’s, and Singer’s sewing machines. E. W. MILLS, Wholesale Ironmonger and Ship Chandler, Hunter and Featheeston streets. AND CO. HAYE ON SALE Ex late arrivals— KUSTON AND PEOCTOE’S POETABLE TEAM ENGINES, 10, 12, 14 h.p. POLLOCK AND MACNAB’S ENGINEBE’S LATHES.

PIANOS AND HARMONIUMS, By Boloff, Chappell, and Hopkinson. Gospel oak black fencing wire, Nos. 6,7, 8, 10 Bass's ale, triangle brand, bottled by Porter Younger’s ale „ „ Deetjen’s ale Cooper Company’s red cross stout Guinness’s stout, bottled by O'Brien Bisquit Dubouohe and Co.'s pale and dark brandy, in bulk and case Burgand's pale brandy, in bulk Martell’s and Reinhart’s pale brandy, in case Geneva, JDKZ, 3 and 4 gals Do stone bottles, 2 gals Borne, Dunville’s, and Red Deer whiskey Burnett’s old tom Deinhart’s No. 2 moselle Bollinger’s and Imperial champagne Curacoa and maraschino Quinine and ginger wine Thompson’s raspberry balm Gillon’s limejuice cordial Keiller’s confectionery, marmalade, and jams „ assorted candied peel and jellies Price’s Belmont sperms, 11b. packets Column's Durham and D.S.F. mustard „ white and blue starch ~ light and dark blue Sardines (Albert’s), halves and quarters Bobsters, salmon Capers, bottled fruits, mixed pickles Table salt, tapioca, French mustard Salad oil, pints and half-pints Castor oil „ „ Anchovy and bloater paste, and potted meats J. M, Farina’s eau de cologne Piesse and Bubin’s, and Kimmell’s assorted perfumery and pomades Rimmoll’a fancy soaps, bars and tablets Woolpacks, lOlbs., and J’s China and crockery White clover seed Indiarubber hose, three-ply, i-in, and f-in. Ball’s patent sheepshears Sulphur and arsenic Rolls and Binoms’s assorted varnish Vestas, Bell and Black’s, 250's Canary, rape, and hemp seed Batty’s nabob sauce and pickles Brown and Poison’s corn-flour Vinegar - , in bulk and cases Hams, saddlery Figs, in small boxes Cement, West Kent Portland Sheet zinc, lead piping, J-in. to Bin. Genuine white lead, in bulk No. 1 white lead, in A-cwt, and J-cwt. kegs Putty, in bulk and bladders Raw and boiled linseed oils

ON SALE AT THE WELLINGTON GASWOKKS— Coal Tar, 6d. per gallon, or in quantities of not loss than 50 gallons, 3d. A dressing of tar prevents weeds growing on garden walks Gas Lime, for manure, 10s. per ton—the best manure for clay laud Gas Coke, 50s. per ton. Wellington, 12th August.

xDILA W U E, 10 cases prime York hams 1 do Stilton cheese 1 do kippered salmon 4do truffled birds partridges, larks, woodcocks, plovers 1 do collared ox tongues, in jelly 1 case roast partridges 3 do Bologna sausage 3 do game pies 2 do truffled sausages 1 do truffles 1 do Oxford sausages To Arrive, direct from Madras, via Melbourne—--15 cases Indian condiments Per s.s. Otago. PETEK LAING.

PLIMMER, REEVES, & CO., HAVE ON SALK--100 tons flour (assorted bags) 30 do bran 10 do sharps and pollard G do oatmeal 1 do onions 2 do cheese 50 do potatoes 5 do flue salt 10 cases hams and bacon 500 sacks oats 250 do beans and peas 200 do maize 40 bales chaff 30 half-chests medium tea 30 kegs wire nails 60 sacks rye grass and cocksfoot seed 100 do early seed white potatoes, flukes and kidneys 50 do black tartariau seed oats &c., &c., &c. Light goods stored at 6d. per ton.

RASS SEED ! GRASS SEED t PERENNIAL BYE GRASS SEED, COCKSFOOT, and a largo assortment of Stud Horses RELIM INA R Y NOTICE. The pure bred Clydesdale entire horse VICTORY will travel the forthcoming season, 1875-G, between Greytown and the Hutt. For particulars, see future advertisement. A I N T Y DAVIE The imported Clydesdale horse, Dainty Davie, will stand this season. Particulars in a future advertisement. English grass seed. J. DRANSFIELD, Wellington. W. F. OAKES, Pakuratahi.