Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5653, 13 May 1879, Page 4

Hardware 11 packages, containing lanterns, oil feeders, counter beer engines and taps, flue brushes, pewter ales, inkstands, chest handles, dinner bells, turret bells, tinned meat hooks, night latches, spittoons, pruning saws, steel burnishers, glaziers’ diamonds, wire rat traps, axle pulleys, Norfolk latches PER BARQUE ALBERT, FROM NEW YORK. 210 ash oars, 9 to 21ft. 16 cases Collins’ picks 2 horse seed sowers 14 oases finishing nails - 11 cases kerosene lampware 36 thermometer churns 88 American cooking ranges, large variety 1 case bench screws 2 cases waggon jacks 1 2 cases Eureka wringers 1 case Catchemalive mouse traps 4 casks Douglas pumps and hydraulic rams 3 patent blast blowers 1 case carriage and four-horse coach whips . 12 corn shell ers 2 cases lightning tooth saws 2 cases Smith’s braces 1 case varnish brushes 5 casks ships’ wood blocks, 1,2, 3 sheaves 1 cask L.V. dead eyes 2 cases adzes 2 cases nut axles 7 cases Archimedian lawn mowers 4 cases locks and latches, assorted ■ 1 Hercules stump puller 2 cases Chenay’s carpenters' hammers 18 cylinder churns ■ ' 6 cases Simmonds’ hatchets 4 cases joiners’ tools and auger bits ' 1 case globe hand bells 11 cases assorted hardware PER WAVE QUEEN, FROM LONDON. 10 tons BBH shoeing iron 2 casks lifting jacks 1 case tower and barrel bolts 12 cheap Leamington ranges 1 cask buggy lamps 12 iron field gates 4 bales white cotton waste 1 case Williams’ filling machines 1 case Williams’ butchers’ choppers and steels ■ 2 cases Sorby’s tools ' 3 casks coal vases and boxes 1 cask brass and iron wove wire 1 cask real patent rim looks 24 pairs Gilpin’s arms and boxes 8 rolls Napier matting : PER ESTRELLA, FROM GLASGOW. 243 register stoves, large assortment : 24 cast(nrnace pans ; 63 fine cast registers 1 9 open fire ranges 2 casks stench traps 3 casks air bricks 1 1 cask dumb bells, assorted sizes 2 packages Kent grates 1 ■ . PER PERI,’ FROM LONDON. ; 24 casks • best annealed fencing wire, Nos. 6,7, 8 PER LYTTELTON, FROM GLASGOW, i 117 register stoves 15 Watson and Gow’s ranges 7 Kennedy's water meters 5 cases Mathiesou’s carpenters’ tools 2 hhds. gas moons 16 kegs boiler rivets

PEE' BARQUE THAMES, FROM NEW j : ■■ YORK.' v 9 packages containing step pads, stump . - joints, carriage mouldings, whip sockets, sth wheels, shaft couplings, :• shaft tips, name plates, buttons,’ | silver headed nails; trimmings, curi . ■ tain frames ’ . 6 barrels Philadelphia carriage bolts 10 cases Valentine’s superior coach pain- ’■' 7*: tors’ varnishes ' " : ' '' i; 10 cases Miller’s patent axles 1 , ■ AGENT FOR i - Milner’s fireproof safes and strong-room doors ■ : ' > R. Hornsby and Son’s agricultural imple--1 meats, portable engines, and threshing machines, &o. 1 - ; James and ;F. Howard’s agricultural im- : ; v - ■ ! ■: plomonts '* : ! *' ■ 1: j “Disstoh’s”' lightning tooth and : other j : American saws : ■’ ’ • Krebs Bros.’ lithbfracteur for blasting j Wheeler'and Wilson’s sewing machines Fairbanks and Co.’s union scales and weighbridges . ■ . Walter A. “Wood’s reapers and binders EVERY' DESCRIPTION OF MACHIi NERY MANUFACTURED,OR I IMPORTED TO ORDER. j " : DEPARTMENTS., I Coaphbuilders’ • ironmongery. and wooden- ; i )ware ... ;7, : Builders’ hardware v ; j , Plumbers’.'and, tinsmiths’ goods and maI ... ■ . qhmery.. , I 1 Ship chandlery i Blacksmiths’-and- wheelwrights’ mate- ; ..^7-jrials./.::!. | Engineers’ and founders’ materials j Saw-mill requisites ‘Furnishing ironmongery ■■■■■ :.-r" ■ 7' . Carpenters’and joiners' material • 1 iGoachand house painters’- material ! Contractors’ too’s 7-7: ; American hardware/ ‘ ’ CHAFF-CUTTERS FOR HAND AND | , . , STEAM POWER. | i " E. W; MILLS, j Wellington. Medical. rfJHE GREATEST.' DISCOVERY EVER I ■ YET /MADE FOB THE ‘BELIEF OF HUMAN ‘ : ' .SUFFERERS FROM MUSCULAR OB 1 , I NERVOUS AFFECTION , ■ 1, I ■ ;,r; A : <IS ' " '■ 1 " 1 : ■AA SLBSINGER’S RHEUMATIC BALSAM. I All i the : advertised a remedies and all the prescriptions*.'from’-the'' medical faculty for ,the cure i of; Rheumatism;* Rheumatic .■ Gout; Sciatica; Tic Doloureux, Neuralgia, Lumbago; .Strains or .Sprains,: Chilblains, or pains'of any sprt from,.the above affections, none of which have been sbXsuccessful and effectual as a ; : * SLESINGER’S .RHEUMATIC: BALSAM, And why ?/you' will i-aski, Because there : isrio" nonsense: abdufiit. 7 Ypu are not asked to swal-’ Idw so many pills or bo many spoonfuls of mixture or draughts 'two, .three; or four: times a" day, or every other day, or to use hot, cold; ishower or. Turkish bathri ;*or.:to tell you that sthis, that, or the other food: yon are to take orto avoid; or thatyou shall drink only such arid* auch, and not :drink anything else; or to tell you to take such or such exercise, &c., fee. No; SLEBINQBR’a Rheumatic Balsam requires no such stipulation.: , Eat and drink and idol as jon like according to yorir own good sense, arid:if yriuonly uaej the Balsam os directed on each bottle,- in one day; and even in less time, or after • one, or two applications,. you are relieved from:; : your pain find sufferings, arid you; will bless the i . inventor of the Balaam, - ■ I X 7 i Furthermore, you are not asked (as is generally the case), to repeat the dose, that is; to say, : to buy another bottle or another: box of ■ pills.r No, nothing of the sort is wanted. One bottle, although amaU iri appearance, but large in' its effect, is; quite sufficient iri the worst of cases; and often from : 20; i to. 100 dropsyaccording,to the surface, of the.complaint,-is sufficient for a ’ cure, ::*.y ;! ■* ■'*'■' ' : Mr. S. makes no apologyfdr the above statements,as..the numerous: certificates will prove the correctness; of his assertions, to ,be had: gratis of »U chemists. ■ . ' 7: ;’ ,■■■:.■ i Slesinger’s, Cough?. Syrup for sore throats or chpst affections, for infauts dr adults, is superior to any other; 2s. 6d. per bottle.: , ' ; E very. ; man-- may be-his 1 own Horse Doctor by, using SLESINGER’S ■ Different. Preparations, viz.:—Condition Powder, Worm Powder; Colic or Gripe Drink,; Embrocation, Blister Ointment, Grease Ointment, Hoof Oil; : : , ; Bach article has a printed label with full ■ directionshow to use it.: u ’ : Sold by all respectable:chemists7 “ndstore;keepers throughout New.-Zealand, and :wholeeale of the agents, FELTON, GRIMWADE,; and COi, Wellington. , - C Q. U G H , : N O . il O R E GAMBLE’S COUGH LOZENGES, . 1 The wondrous remedy, as thousands can prove ; one lozenge relieves,,and onebox cures the most inveterate cough, cold,; or sore throat. Read the testimonials; of well-known men on the wrapper accompanying-each b<xx,.,lsi ,6d., and 3s. 6d.; by post, Is.* Sd., and. 4s. DO, NOT DYE,. but use GAMBLE’S . SAFE; .HAIR VIGOR, restores grey hair t« its origi-. nal'cdlor in a..few days, .promotes a rapid, growth, and ' gives the hair a soft and glossy', appearance, and most truly called the modem restorer, '4a. ', E. “PLUMMER, and.; all, :ohemisiß,, 'Wholesale': Kempthdrne, iPrqßsec, and Cd.;; ; ’ “ 0 - : ' Lcfui!-J:’ mui~