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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5003, 6 April 1877, Page 4

ion Sale 3 cases Copying presses .1: „ Imperial sash line 2 casks tinned tacks 3 „ rim, mortice, and drawback locks 8 „ copper furnace pans ■ and cattle bells 1 case copper and brass sheets : 2 casks japanned dog chains' ■ ■ 1 case Harris’harness composition 3 casks saddlers’ ironmongery •. 1 case box and ivory rules . ■. . , „ single and double-barrel guns 1 caskE.P, ware; 1 case Stubb’s files 1 „ Chubb’s and Hobb’s locks, assorted 9 doz. Parke’s gravel shovels 1 case Oakey’s cabinet paper 1 „ Walker’s gun caps • 6 doz. spade handles 9 pkgs., containing garden hoes, picture cord, plate locks, night latches, Chesterman’s tapes, gun locks and nipples, wad cutters, needle lubricators, garden, trowels, tobacco cutters, sweeps’ machines, tulip shovels, dog collars, shot belts, lamp scissors,-measuring tapes, butter prints, family glue-pots,! patent band, screws, tinned-rivets, hand-rail screws and I door springs, iron weights, brass cast weights, sash line, flower gatherers, pruning shears, fern trowels, steak tongs, : cheese toasters, mincing knives, pinking irons, wire gauges, horn lanterns, gimp pins, coal-box tongs, &c. !■ 200 bundles Eyland’s fencing wire 20 kegs diamond'point staples 16 Bentall's chaffcutters 3 „ bean mills • 2 horse powers 2 cases lawn mowers . 2 casks tinned tacks • . 64 cases galvanised iron, 5 to 9ft., 26 gauge 3 „ and 10 bundles steel •.. 9 rolls sheet lead, 4,5, and 6ft. 6 oases springs and scroll irons 14 Wilkinson’s vices 18 ~ anvils 50 camp ovens and covers 1 case Moseley’s cutlery 30 kegs pt. nails : , 10 rolls middle lead pipes , 1 cask Sorby’s tools LANDING EX.HEEMANN, FROM NEW YORK. 160 ash oars, 8 to; 18 feet 35 cases Sharp's axes. 35 nests painted tubs 30 doz. 3-hoop pails, ! 6 doz. oak washdeck buckets 2 cases li , brooms . 25 boxes clothespins , 2 oases adze-eye hammers 1 ~ spades 22 „ axe, pick, and adze handles 29 packages stoves. i 8 doz. brass-hoop cedar pails 2 cases Coe's wrenchers 24 thermometer churns 2 oases pt. grindstone mountings 2 „ Home locks 2 „ plumb levels 3 packages mast hoops and blocks 2 „ bench screws 200 cases kerasine 20 doz. washboards 6 cases finishing nails TO ARRIVE PER PLEIONE. 250 casks White’s Portland cement’ 10 doz. galvanised buckets--900 sashweights / 120 camp ovens and covers 12 cast furnace pans, 40 to 100 gallons 3 cases lamp glasses 2 „ Roche’s knifeoleaners 1 „ Dixon’s e. p. forks and spoons 1 „ dressing combs 12 prs. cart arms and boxeiT 10 tons standard iron 2' casks Firth’s files 40 boxes glass 20 bales paperhangings 12,000 ft. black and galvanised gas tubes 3 casks „ „ fittings TO ARRIVE PER BENLEDI. 11 Flavell’s ranges 2 cases Johnson’s cutlery 2 „ plated ware 1 „ Avery’s steelyards 1 ~ tulip shovels 1 „ Salter’s balances 1 case Eley’gun caps 8 casks horseshoes 2 bales sail twine ; 2 casks sofa springs 1 cask cattle bells 4 cases muntz metal 4 kegs. ~ nails 30 „ R. Hd. wire nails 2 casks brass range, spirit, and bottling cooks 10 „ zinc, 9,10,11 1 „ Harrison Bros, and Howaon’s cutlery 10 copper furnaces 9 galvanised wrought furnaces 10 prs. Onion’s smiths’ bellows 3 casks R. P. rim locks 2 „ wrought edge butts 1 „ Lovelock’s mincers 3 „ tinned tacks 1 „ pt. iron blocks 3 hhds. tinware, assorted 4 holloware 3 cases saddlery 2 „ stable fittings 120 cart boxes 2 casks B. M. teapots 6 Smith and Grace’s chaffcutters 2 casks S. E.. tower bolts TO ARRIVE PER ANDREW REID. 25 packages cooking stoves, comprising’ Mis- * ■ tress, ■.TraffSrd, ' Viotoiess, New Empress, and Queen, &c. 2 cases Cortland’s brass foundry 6 Bradford’s Washing and wringing machines 2 cases copper sheets ' ■ 20 kegs 7in. and Sin. wrought spikes 1 cask D. 11. rim locks : 94 kegs R. H. wire nails ; 4 frames roofing felt 4 cases Nicoll and Co.’s mangles 2 „ copper rods, assorted 2 casks Nettlefold’s screws 2 cases fenders • 900 sashweights, 51b. to. 121 b. 2 casks Sadler’s ironmongery 1 „ Lockwood’s cutlery 2 hhds. Perry’s tinware . 1 case brass sheets 1 cask bar weights v 2 cases horse clothing 40 kegs flooring brads ' 6 cases ' register grates. E. W. MIL LS, Wholesale Ironmonger and Iron Merchant. Wellington; March 31, 18 77. Agent for Wheeler & Wilson’s sewing machines, Hornsby and Son’s agricultural, implements. Milner’s -fireproof/safes, Krebbs Bros. & .Co.'s lithofracteur. N SALE.— BISQUIT DUBOUCHE & CO.’S CELEBRATED BRANDY, Hhds., Qr.-Oasks, , Cases, 1 # ‘and 4**** 1 In Flasks, Half-flasks, Qr.-flasks, and Crystal , Barrels. . , . The above Brandy is not excelled in quality: by any other, which is proved by the ! daily increasing demand. In conjunction with, Messrs. L. D. Nathan and Co., of Auckland, we are appointed Sole; Agents in the North Island, and are,prepared to supply the above in any quantity. , JACOB JOSEPH & CO., Agents. D A N K S A N D SON . . BRANDON-STREET, HAVE ON SALE. . Gas fittings, pumps Gas, steam, and water pipes • i Braea cocksfor'steam and water .' Steam’gauges Pet cooks, : single and'double'tallow cups Copper-and'brass/pipes - . " . , ,; 1 Steam donkey pumps ■ Stocker’s beer engines, indiumbber hose ' Copper boilers, , Sheet brass, copper and pewter coils • Steam pans ■ ■ : ■ --i ■■ And every article for engineers and soop ‘•.■-boilers' Galvanised Spouting, Ridging, and .Curving ; '. !l •• Works.’ ■ Gas Fitters, Brass Founders, & Coppersmiths, T* AnrivoTrSteaa Eoginra,byX»nsya.