CIRCULAR OF HARDWARE AND METALS Landing and to Arrive for E. VV. MILLS, Hunter and Featherstonstreets. LANDING EX BEN LEDI. 800 casks Portland cement 165 kegs R.H. wire nails 8 cottage ranges 25 copper furnace pans 16 coils ratline 3 casks sofa springs 1 do Bissett's floor cramps 2 patent mortising and boring machines 47 packages register grates 1 case Williams' knives and fitting machines 3 do Eley's cartridges 10 casks short-link chain 3 do japanned T hinges 1 do copper tacks and rivets 1 case teatrays 38 pairs Australian arms 14 packages riddles 1 case Lockwood's cutlery 2 do horse clothing 20 kegs cut floor brads 7 cases brushware 69 boxes window glass 25 Milner safes 13 packages cast and shear steel 36 cases galvanised iron, 6,7, Bft. 15 tons best Staffordshire iron 5 casks superior register stoves 3 do patent hose and belting 2 do copying presses 4 frames roofing felt 2 casks Sorby's tools 2 do Cortland's brass foundry 1 cask Nettlefold's screws 1 do wood turnery 12 cases cart and buggy springs 10 casks screw bolts and nuts 20 kegs 7 and Sin. wrought spikes 50 camp ovens 11 casks sheet zinc 12 kegs galvanised nails IS Wilkinson's anvils 14 do smiths' vices 12 bales paperhaugings 4 do scrim 3 c; ' ' ' J ' 6L sft. 12 tons fencing wire, 6. 7, 8 40 kegs dial 2 bales doo» •„..„., TO ARRIVE PER WENNINGTON. 1290 bars and bundles Staffordshire iron, Lion Heart brand 10 tons galvanised iron, 5 to 10ft., 26g., do 72 ICent grates 72 furnace doors and gratings 3 cases bra 4 do Nicol 1 do bra 9 roll- "' 5 ball 130 kegs jx.jh.. wire 500 casks Portland i 42 coils Manilla rop> TO ARRIVE PER QUEEN OF THE WEST. 642 bars and 230 bundles 8.8. H. iron 240 bundles best best fencing wire 20 kegs diamond-pointed staples 10 rolls galvanised nettings 4 kegs lead washers 1 case chimuey sweeps' machines 3 cases Stacker's, 1,2, 3, and 4 pull, beer engines 1 do brass web, 50, 60, and 70 mesh 2 casks blind and tinned tacks 16 kegs G.O. galvanised nails 4 Bradford's washing and mangling machines 1 hhd gig and buggy lamps 3 doz wrought barrow wheels 1 case Oakey's cabinet paper 60 register stoves, 36in. and 38in. 4 laundry stoves 60 kegs wire nails 9 casks Stourbridge fireclay 500 casks White's Portland cement 7 packages containing — Gun furniture, mousetraps, brass till locks, woodhandled clippers, curry combs, pole rings, fine plate locks, brass bell weights, plate powder, silver and gilt picture cord, brass escutcheon and gimp pins, dog chains, copper sofa springs, bottling laps, &c. 1 bales Italian gasket 28 coils best white Manilla 2 Green's chopping machines 2 cases coat and umbrella stands 3 swedge blocks 6 cases Eley's cartridges 22 cases sporting powder 15 kegs J horse nails 1 case Massy's patent logs 5 casks boiler rivets 16 pair mail axles 2 casks outt hinges and glue pots 2 cases patent belting, 2iiu. to 6in. 14 do Diotz and Co.'s lamps, splendid assortment TO ARRIVE PER OCEAN CHIEF, FROM NE'.V YORK. 190 ash oars, Bft. to 22ft. 6 cases Day's shovels 2 do Ames' do I do meat choppers 41 do Sharp's axes and hatches 1 do spading forks 44 cylinder churns 4 cases Collins' picks 6 do store trucks, 1,2, 3 5 do pick and axe handles 2 do plumb levels 3 do Coe's wrenches, 10i:i. to 15in. 2 do socket brooms 12 doz deck buckets 1 case Cook's anger bits 6 do/, catch-em-alive mov.-etraps 1 case smiths' braces 6 do sewiug machines 9 do finishing nails 14 do hardware, locks, &c. 5 casks Douglas pumps 23 rotary and hydraulic pun.ps 6 casks blocks, dead eyes, ib\ 1 case patent lawn sprinklers TO ARRIVE PER BRCiMHALL. 147 bundles black and galvanic.: tubes 2 casks gas fittings 21 rolls coir matting 14 bales doormats 10 cases wire goods, large asso:\':aeut 9 do Muntz metal 4 casks blank nuts 1 do copper boat nails 2 cases single and double perambulators 1 cask gas moons 4 cases brass foundry 3 kegs galvanised gutter spikes 12 dozen galvanised tubs, assorted 1 cask galvanised bolts and nuts ] do brass hose unions and spreaders 1 do steam gauge and loco, balances 3 cases Nicoll's mangles 1 do brass case fishing TO ARIUVH PEli ELSINORE, FROM NEW YORK. I! eases nut axles ,8 do carriage bolts 5 do lire benders and paint mills 4 do enamelled duck and leather 5 disks malleable castings :; eases oil carpet 210 planks, hickory and ash 11 cases spokes anil nuts 9 cases—Comprising coach locks, springboxes, whip sockets, japanned and silver lining nails, shaft rubbers, name plates, bra<s and silver mouldings, gimp nails, tufts and buttons, curtaiu loops, tinned seat spiudlos, pole crabs, screw bauds, shaft tips, apron knobs, ivory nails, dash collars, ornaments, &c. 2 spoke tennouing machines 2 Hub boring machines 6 packages panels 8 express and buggy bodies, &c. PER CITY OF MADRAS. 1 case Snider sporting rifles 2 hhds tinware 1 case charcoal tin plates 4 kegs compo nails 10 Stock Brothers' beer machines 3 cases Cortland's brassware.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5054, 5 June 1877, Page 4
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857Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5054, 5 June 1877, Page 4
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