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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5400, 18 July 1878, Page 4

Hardware TO ARRIVE PER STAR, PROM NEW YORK. • 72 ash oars 6 cases Collins' picks 3 patent twyers . - ■ 6 casks Douglas pumps 2 cases 4-tine potatoe forks, 4 3 casks patent wood blocks and dead eyes 1 case Little Joker revolvers 5 casks locks and fittings 10 casks finishing nails 2 cases Boynton’s lightning-tooth saws • 13 cases axe, pick, and adze handles 1 ease manure forks ‘ 6 cases Ames’ and Days’ shovels 4 cases Simmons’ 4-axes 6 cases shingling hatchets 28 cases Sharp’s axes 1 cask Kerr’s bracket lamps 15 packages, containing iron bench screws, combination wrenchers, pruning shears, patent belt clamps, eyelet punches, molasses gates, alarm tills, hand bells, lemon squeezers, black and tinned rivets, family grindstones, saw clamps, breast drills, crank pullies, mallets, firmer chisels, braces, &0., &o. TO ARRIVE PER FRITH OF FOETH, FROM LONDON. 248 boiler plates, assorted 300 casks Portland cement 60 bundles sheet iron, 12 to 20 gnage 122 bundles BBH shoeing iron 75 bundles Lowmoor rods . 200 bars angle and T iron 1 case patent packing 3 casks forged nuts , 24 Leamiqgton ranges , 10 Avery’s platform Weighing machines 3 Green’s mincing machines 20'kegs fencing staples 2 oases Sorby’s tools 2 cases Stock's dies and braces 2 cases brass and copper sheets' 5 frames roofing felt 2 casks patent mail axles * I’4 kegs boiler rivets 5 casks Carpenter’s and real patent locks 1 case fireirons 3 Harris chopping machines 6 cases B. and B.B.■fenders 24 Wanzer 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 5 cases muntz metal 30 rods muntz metal 10 barrels anti-friction grease 2 cases Crockett's pt. duck 1 case leather hose 2 cases japanned shelf brackets 35 coils bolt rope , 7 bales s mar-line, house-line, and Ham- . bro’-line 8 hhds. lead pipe TO ARRIVE PER G. M, TUCKER, FROM NEW YORK. 4 cases corn shelters and mills 1 case leather belting, 2 to 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 ca?e cash tills, with alarm TO ARRIVE PER CAITLOCK, FROM LONDON. - 20 tons Clyde pig iron 1 case electric bells and fittings 12 bales long flax sail cloth 2 bales bleached duck , 2 cases hessians 67 cases galvanized iron, 6 to - 10 ft. 24 guage 10 cases plain tinned sheets 8 tons BBH shoeing iron 20 casks Stourbridge fireclay 2 casks bass brooms 4 casks register grates •12 Flavell’s kitchen ranges, 42 to 60 in. • 10 cases “ Behtall’a ” 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 2 cases brass-cased tubing 1 “ Hart’s ” 2-ton weighing machine . J 5 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 YORK. 20 cooking stoves and fittings, newest ■ designs 3 cases spading forks 7 cases Disston saws, assorted 2 cases horse brushes 7 dozen Mrs. Pott’s patent pad irons 2 cases Washita and Arkansas stone 4 crystal and plated water fountains for table 1 case spofford braces - 23 cases containing broad hatchets, auger bits, braces, boring ma- . chines, plated basin cocks, mouse traps, gate valves, plated and bronze lock furniture, niokle plated sash furniture * 7 cases malleable carriage and buggy castings 6 dozen wash-deck buckets—brass hoops 3 casks varnish 75 “ Wood’s ” self-binding 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 R. Hornsby and. Sons’, agricultural implements, portable engines, and threshing machines, ho, ,T, and F. Howard's agricultural implements “ Disston r s ” lightning tooth and other American saws Krebs Bros.’ lithofraoleur for blasting Wheeler and Wilson’s sewing machines Fairbank and, Co.'s Union scales and weighbridges Walter A. Wood’s reapers and binders Every description of Machinery manufactured or imported to order. Hotels fjl HEATHE ROYAL HOTEL. R. MOW ATT begs to announce that he has taken the lease of that spacious and centrally situated Hotel known as the Theatre Royal, corner of Johustou-street and Larabton-quay, where, by attention, to business, the wants and comfort of travellers, by keeping wine?, ales, spirits, &c., of the best brands, he hopes to obtain a fair share of public patronage. Excellent accommodation for travellers and permanent boarders. Luncheon daily at 1 p.m. j ELBOXJ RN E HOT EL. j Mr. J. N. OWEN (late'of the Clarendon, Palmerston North), ' purchased the above well-known Hotel, begs to inform the , public that it is his intention to supply the best liquors of all.kinds, and to afford all the comfort and accommodation that can be had in a "First-class Hotel. u NIO N . WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BRANDS, B L. BEST One of Adcock’s superior billiard tables. W. H. SWAIN, Proprietor. fTIAFNER’S TEMPERANCE HOTEL X / AND RESTAURANT, COBA-STWSET, WELLINGTON, N Z, First-class accommodation for Commercial Travellers, Private Families, and Boarders, Tourists and Wedding Parties can rely on receiving ail the comforts of a home at this Hotel. . Ordinary .daily at 1 o’clock, ;‘ > Luncheon from 12 to 2 j charge— I ONE SHILLING. A conveyance from tbo Hotel attends all steamers and trains. Hot and Cold Baths at alljhours. O. TAFNBR, Proprietor, Late 'Chief Steward Government s.s. Stella