Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5359, 31 May 1878, Page 4

Hardware . 14 kegs boiler rivets 5 .casks Carpenter's and real patent locks ~ 1 case dreirous - . : 3 HmitUi,chopping machines . . . 5 cases 8.aud.8.8. fenders .. •. . , 24 Wauzer sewing machines' ; ■ . ' ; 1 cask brass and copper wire , 2 casks Brit, iron ware ■ 6 dozen socket spades 21 pairs Gilpin's arms and boxes : ;6, rolls lead, 5,6, and 7 .lb. ... , . ~8 cases French glue i 5 cases muutz metal 30 rods muntz metal , 10 [barrels antifriction grease.: 2 cases Crockett's pt. duck I case leather hose . .2 cases japanned shelf brackets 35 coils bolt rope ■ 7 bales mar-line, ■ house-line, and Ham- : j bro'-line 3 hhds. lead pipe TO ARRIVE PER G. M. TUCKER, FROM NEW YORK. 1 cases corn shellcrs and mills , 1 ease leather belting, 2to 8 in. ■ 1 case victor planes 4 cases pt. axles . . 5 cases meat cutters and staffers 2 cases Eureka wringers 6 cases Taylor’s horse rakes 2 cases adze-eye hammers 1 case cash tills, with alarm TO ARRIVE PBrToAITIiOCK, FROM LONDON. ■ i 20 tons Clyde pig iron . 1 case electric bells and fittings 12 bales long flax sail cloth 2 bales bleached duck 2 eases hessians C 7 cases galvanized iron, 6 to 10 It. 24 . ■ ; guago ■: . , 10 cases plain tinned sheets 8 tons BBH shoeing iron • .; 20 casks Stourbridge fireclay ■ 2 casks bass brooms • ■ 1 casks register grates 12 Flavell’s kitchen ranges, 42 to 60 in. 10 eases “Bentall’afl chaff cutters 2 “ Bentall’s ” horse powers and I. M. motions 3 cases Bradford’s washing machines 3 cases Nicoll’s mangles ;■ 4 cases lawn mowers . r 2 cases brass-cased tubing . . 1 “Hart’s" 2-ton weighing machine , ■ 6 casks “ Johnson’s ” files 4 casks “Johnson’s” cutlery ! 3 drilling machines ■ 2 cases “Howard’s” ploughs 6 “ Howard's ” iron horse rakes and hoes TO ARRIVE PER ALMA, FROM NEW : i 20 cooking stoves and fittings, newest ... designs . , 7 cases Disston saws, assorted ' 2 cases horse brushes I . 7 dozen Mrs. Pott’s patent sad irons 2 cases Washita and Arkansas stone . 4 crystal and plated water fountains for, i ■table .... . ~ ... i X case spofford braces ; I 23 cases containing broad hatchets, ■ . auger; bits, braces, boring machines, plated basin cocks, mouse traps,: gate valves, plated and bronze lock;. furniture, nickle jdated sash furniture 7 cases malleable carriage and buggy caatwjs. 0 dozen wash-deck buckets—brass Loops 3 casks varnish 75 “ Wood’s ” : self-biudiug harvesters, to arrive in time for next season. . E. W. MILLS. WHOLESALE IRONMONGER AND • IRON MERCHANT, ; Wellington, Agent for — Milner’s fireproof safes and strong room doors ,i R. Hornsby , and Sous’ agricultural implements, portable engines, and threshing machines, &c. J. and F. Howard’s agricultural implements “Disston’s” lightning tooth and other Amcrl- " can saws ■■ ' ■■ ■ Krebs Bros.’ lithofracteur for blasting ' ’ Wheeler and Wilson’s sowing machines Fairbank and Oo.’s Union! scales and weigh- ■ ’bridges' Walter A. Wood’s reapers and binders' Every description of Machinery manufactured or imported to order. Hotels fJUIEATRE ROYAL HOTEL. T. BAILEY,- Proprietor. First-class accommodation for visitors. 1 The Billiard-room contains two of Alooek’s best" 1 tables; and cannot be; surpassed ■in Wellington. . 1 ‘ None but the beat brands of Wines and Spirits kept in stock. LBERT H O T E L Corner of Boulcott-htrbet and WillisSTREET. i The above hotel is now open for the use of families and boarders, and is fitted up with all. the requisites of a first-class family hotel, . 'Plunge and shower baths;forr ladies and gentlemen. • ■ -..- None but -the best brands of wines .and spirits kept in the bar. ! Private entrance ; from. Boulcolt-stroot and Willis-strect. , , M. POWER, , (Lalo of the Commercial Hotel),. Proprietress. ■ ETROPOLITAN HOTEL. Molesworth-street. (Late Osgood’s.) , The undersigned having taken . the above Hotel, bogs to inform his friends and.tho tra-' veiling public that the accommodation for travellers, families, &c., is not to be surpassed iu Wellington; that he keeps none.but the best brands of wines and spirits ; and he respectfully requests a continuance of the patronage so long accorded to the house. , J. J, BEATTY. A messenger awaits tho arrival of each steamer. c OMMERCIAL HOTEL Willis-steeet. H. BENNETT, Proprietor. N ATIO NA L H OTB L, Lambtok-qeav. H. J. WILLIAMS, Proprietor, N I O N HOTEL. WINES- AND SPIRITS ’ OF THE BEST BRANDS. One of Alcook’s superior billiard’tables. W, H, SWAIN, Proprietor. TAFNER'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL ; : AND RESTAURANT, ■ Coba-btreet, Wellington, NZ, > First-class accommodation for Commercial Travellers, Private Families, and Boarders. . Tourists and Wedding Parties can rely on receiving all the comforts of a home at this Hotel. Ordinary daily at 1 o’clock. ‘Luncheon from 12 to 3; charge—ONE SHILLING. A conveyance from the Hotel attends all steamers and trains. Hot and Cold Baths at all hours. 1 O. TAFNER, Proprietor, • Late Chief Steward Government s.s. Stella. 0 ■1), TKI EH. ~,, .. .... .... X K■■ V E . 1 I Australians are getting acquainted—andfthose who are not ought to.be—with the wonderful [merits of that great American Remedy, tlso MEXICAN ■U U S T-A NO LINIMENT . . Eon Man ano Boast. Tills liniment very naturally originated In America, where nature provides in her laboratory such surprls- < Ing antidotes for tho maladies of her children. Its fame has been spreading for;! 35 years; until it now encircles tho habitable globe,! : ' i. :. . , The Mexican Mustang Liniment is a matchless remedy tor all external ailments of man and boast. To stockowners and farmers it is invaluable. , A single bottle often saves a humau Ufo, or restores tho uaefuluesa of an excellent horse; ox, cow; or sheep. • It cures foot-rot, hoof-ail, hollow horn, grub, screwworm. shoulder-rot, mange; i tho bites and stings of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every each drawback to stock breeding and bush life. ■ . It cures every external trouble of horses, such as lameness, scratches; swinny, sprains, founder,'wind gall, ring bone, Ac., Ac. .) The Mexican Mustang Liniment is the quickest cure .in the world tor accidents occurring in the family, in the absence of a phyulcian, such, as hums, reams, sprains; cuts, Ac., and for rheumatism and stiffness engendered by exposure. Particularly valuab.o ’to miners, ... It is tho cheapest remedy in the world, for it penetrates tiio muscia to the bone, and a single application Is generally sothclenl to cure. : . Alexlcafi Mqstaugi Liniment is put up in three sues of bottles,- tbo. larger ones being proportionately much thecheapest. vT : ;C H ./.i.-’:,; Bold by’Kempthoruo, Prosser; and Co;, wholesale Druggists add Importers, Dunedin and Christchurch, ir ’W’K'-nroi-ojr— TELIOK, GfilMM-AHE, A C'J.