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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5406, 25 July 1878, Page 3

oii Sale g" EUL. L & 0 0., Merchants and General Importers. Sole Agents for Wellington for the undermentioned ; Gautier Freres’ brandies, in bulk and case ' Gouttard Burgand n Arbouin, Marrett, and Co. „ Bull-dog' brand of Bass’, Younger’s, and Salt's ales, and Guinness’stout McEwan’s Edinburgh ale, bulk and bottle Huston, Proctor, and Co.’s portable steam engines, thrashing machines, flour ■ mills, and other machinery Grant and ■ Co.’s combined reaping and mowing machines TO AEEIYE per CEAIGMULLEN and FEITH OF FOETH—--1 Euston and Proctor’s 8 h.p. portable steam engine 1 Euston and. Proctor’s 10 h.p. do 1 „ ’ 12 „ 1„„ U „ • 1 „ „ thrashing machine ON HAND—--1 Pollock and MoNab’s 7Jin. engineer's lathe ' , ' ' 1 Pollock and McNab’s 9Jiu. do 1 ~ ~ lOin. do 2 „ „ drilling machines Jji ENO IN G WI E E Now landing, ex Craigmullen, from London—--10 tons 8.8. annealed fencing wire, Nos. 6,7, and 8. The above wire is packed in casks, and is consequently free from damage or rust; also, Corrugated iron, perforated zinc Cement, saddlery, &c., &c. J. M. TAYLOE, Grey-street. T 10 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. THE WAIRARAPA STEAM SASH AND DOOR FACTORY, South Greytown, HAS ON SALETotara and red pine doors Totara and red pine sashes Sash and door frames Totara rusticating - Totara, red pine, matai, and white pine Flooring, lining, architraves Cornices, mouldings, &c. Turned work of every description always on hand. * Totara rusticating, flooring, lining, laths, mouldings, &c., Delivered in Town at Very Low Prices, R. A. WAKELIN, Proprietor. ON SALE AT THE CITY STEAM SASH & DOOR FACTORY— Baltic deals, cedar and mottled kauri 'Kauri and totara sashes, all sizes Kauri, red pine, and totara doors .Architraves, mouldings, skirtings, and cornice mouldings, all sizes Flooring, lining and rusticated boarding Greenhouse lights -* Sashes and doors, made to any size on the shortest notice. All kinds of turnery kept in stock. Glass—Rolled. plate, • ground, ornamental, and colored. Country ordera punctually attended to. WADDELL, M’LEOD, & WEIR, Timber Merchants, Johnston, Featherston, and Waring Taylor streets, Wellington, uthrleTand LARNACH’S new ZEALAND TIMBER AND WOODWARE FACTORIES COMPANY . (Limited.) Having established a branch at Wellington, they are prepared to execute orders for red, black; and white pine, kauri and all kinds of native timber, either in retail quantities from the yard, or in wholesale cargoes direct from their several Bush Mills, the appliances at which mills being such as to ensure all orders being executed with, care, promptitude, and despatch. Leading lines in building materials and woodwaros, doors, sashes, mouldings, arohi- | traves, tubs, buckets, churns,, cheese moulds, 1 butter firkins, wheelwrights’ materials, ironmongery, painters* -and glaziers* goods, and I furniture of all descriptions, always in stock. ! Large imports of Home goods monthly. 1 Goods now landing and to arrive ex Leucadia, Camnore, Craigmullen, Craigie Lea, and Pleione : 10,000 countess slates 350 cases galvanised corrugated iron 40 tons fencing wire ’ '3O tons sheet lead 400 kegs R.H. wire nails 15 tons red and white lead 200 drums oils, turpentine, aid varnishes 100 cases Chance’s glass ' 150 cases Belgian glass 20 cases ornamental glass 1000 casks Portland cement 20 bales paperhangings 300 packages general ironmongery 600 boxes candles 10 frames roofing felt 25,000 feet Baltic deals. Office—Barton and Fitzherbert’s Buildings, Brandon-street. JOHN GRAY, ' Manager, E W SEASON’S TEA! NEW SEASON’S TEA! i NEW SEASON’S TEA I 1878-79; 5247 BOXES 2345 HALF-CHESTS 275 CHESTS. The first shipment of the above has been advised as having left China this day per mail steamer Brisbane. We can therefore confidently expect the same in about six to eight weeks. The balance will follow immediately per sailing vessel. 'We have taken especial pains to have these teas carefully selected by connoisseurs well acquainted with the demands of this market. Samples may be had at our warehouse immediately after arrival of the mail steamer. JOSEPH NATHAN & CO., Wellington. 19th June, 1878.

JOSEPH NATHAN AND CO. HAVE • NOW LANDING--20 hhds. Younger’s ale 5 do La Grande Marque brandy 20 qr-caska do do do 50 do Bacot’s do 20 do Marcellaine do 200 cases do do 200 do Burnett’s old tom 200 do Lome whisky 200 do XCinnahau’s LL whisky 200 do Hencke schnapps 30 qr-casks L. H. rum, 11 o.p. . 30 do do do, 31 o.p. 1000 boxes Deßoubaix caudles ‘ 50 qr-casks Slee Slee vinegar 25 octaves do do do •, 100, cases do do do 60 do B. and B. 250 vestas 60 do B. and B, plaid vestas . 50 do Keillcr’s marmalade 200 casks Bass’s ale : 200 do Guinness’s stout 40 do whiting 30 do soda crystals 20 cases-B. and P. cornflour 50 do Morton’s pickles ■SO do Edwards's pickles Ex Mail Steameb—- '' 400 cases American salmon 20 casks do do 30 cases Californian fruits 20 do do vegetables A GRANDE MARQUE BRANDY is now recognised as the purest and host in the market. — JOSEPH NATHAN & CO., Agents, EW . SEA S O N’S TE A. Ex s.s, Killarney, The undersigned have now on sale halfchests and boxes. JOHNSTON &■ CO. Jjl O S T E R’S fc AL E. Arrived per Frith of Forth, Bass’s Ale, bottled by SI. B. Foster and Sons, quarts and pints. JOHNSTON & CO., Importers.