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Hardware JO H X DUTHIE AND CO., IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, Importers of BRITISH & AMERICAN HARDWARE, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON, Have the following goods, EX ST. BE ’NAEDS. Invoice of Sash-wcighis Bolts and nuts, I-}. x J to 12 x | Bolt ends, g to 1^ Nuts—Square ami hexagon, |, A, | Axle arms, 2J, 2f Bar, plate, and sheet iron Galvanised corrugated iron, 26 gauge, 5, 6,7, 8,9, 10 feet Galvanised flat sheet iron, 24, 28 gauge Samuelson’a combined mowers and reapers Samuelson’s “ Omnium ” self-raking reaping machines “ Star ” horse rakes, 3 3 and 4 feet wheels Gilpin's augers, brace bits, slashers, &c. Mattocks, maul rings B.M. teapots Johnson's table and pocket cutlery Lampblack, frying pans Firth’s mill saw files Prize cheese presses Lockwood’s table and pocket cutlery Lockwood’s files and rasps Sheep-shears, Nos. 38, 79, 81 Galvanised tubs and buckets Proved short-link chain, 3-16, J, 5-16, I. 7-16, J Coil chain, mending links and swivels Fishing lines and engine packing Candlesticks, plate baskets, &c. Joiners’ tools, oakum Chamois skins and tool baskets Firmer and socket chisels Home washers, with wringers and mangles Charcoal box irons and light castings Harvest gloves, travelling trunks Bedsteads, 2J, 3,4, 4Jft., assorted Sorby’s bill and fern hooks Hinges (japanned) and Scotch T’s Newcastle grindstones Candle cotton, household brushware BB register stoves, coffin furniture Dixon’s Britannia metal teapots Adzes, mincing knives and gimblets Brass lift and force-pumps, 2J, 3, and 3J inches Drabble’s saws, assorted Paste cutters, butter prints, and pole rings Methylated spirit, sofa springs Lovelock’s mincers, stencil plates and ink Fencing staples, wire netting Fencing wire, 5,6, 7,8, and 10 gauge Sheaths, saddle straps Smiths’ bellows, 84, 36in. Ale and spirit measures Counter weighing machines and standard beams Brass foundery, garden tools Brass cabinet locks Milk pans and meat tins Black and bronzed fenders Horse shoes, gutter spikes Milner's fireproof safes Barrow wheels, bullock bells Bright buggy and black coach springs Gothic gate hinges, fireirons Wire dish covers, 14, 16, 18, and2oin, Rim locks, garden rakes 41 casks hardware EX LOCHNAGAR. Invoice of Australian axle arms, 2 2J Bentall’a chaff cutters, CSA, CDO, CDB, OEH Bentall’a horse gears, with intermediate motions Swedish pitch and Stockholm tar Dog chains and dandy brushes Double tape fuse, foil line caps Wrapping paper, tinware Roofing and sarkiug felts Blasting and sporting powders Snider and Terry’s cartridges Bolts and nuts from 1 x J to 12 x g Leather belting, 3,4 in. Noble and Hoare’s spirit varnish Do. superior French polish J oiners' tools, a large assortment Lockwood’s pocket and table cutlery Do. saw and smiths’ files Tinned frying pans, axle pulleys Kent’s brushware, fish hooks Bwbank’s patent nails, from 2 to 6iu. Enamelled holloware, preserving pans Tinned holloware, oast butts Wood screws, table expanders Solid box vices, anvils, maul rings Brass foundry, sheathing nails Patent brace bits and augers Butchers’ choppers and cleavers Wrought deck spikes, 7 and Sin. Floor brads, 2i, 2J, and 3in. Leather dog collars, dumb bells Sorby’s chisels and saws Black and galvanised gaspipe Rules in boxwood, brass, and ivory Brass L. and F. pumps, 2 Jin., Sin. Fenders, bronze and Berlin blacked Cast furnace pans, 25 to 100 gallons Sashweigbts, 61b. to 161 b. Cast-iron sinks, barrow wheels Flax sash line and blind cord Best white lead, red lead, paints, assorted Putty in bulk and bladders EX AMELIA ROSS. Invoice of—--20 McCormick’s reapers and binders Kerosene, specially refined to our order Axe handles, scythe handles American hinges, saw sets Disston’s hand, tenon, and butchers’ saws Hammers, garden rakes Say forks, fork handles Reeded butter workers, hay rakes E.P. cruets, fruit stands, waiters E.P. pickle frames and cake baskets American rim and mortice locks Lamp cbimnies, selected Iron sheaves, boring machine. TO ARRIVE, EX BEBINGTON. Invoice of Roping Twine— Lamp black, fencing staples Sheet iron, tin plates, 20 x 14 E.P. cruets and teapots Horse nails, sauare-mouthed shovels C.S. spades (own pattern) Spade handles, horse hair . Fenders, variety of patterns Wrought spikes, Sin. Riddles, assorted meshes Out and wire tacks, mitre brand Oarron axles boxes, clout nails Galvanised buckets and tubs Walker’s patent shot Bedsteads, 3,4, 4Jft. Brass foundry, sofa springs Grindstones, from 12in. to 36in. G.O. roofing nails, patent knobs American baking pans, machine oilers Rodger's razors, wood screws S.L. chain, 3-16, J, 5-16, f, 7-16, 4 in. Coil chain, cart traces, back chains Gilpin’s augers and brase-bits Marble and enamelled slate chimney pieces Galvanised corrugated iron TO ARRIVE, EX LUTTERWORTH. Invoice of B.Y. reaping hooka— Fishing lines, door mats E.P. cruets and toast racks Register stoves, in fine cast and Berlin blacked Bar and plate iron Cooper’s hoops, axle arms Gas tube, black and galvanised, J, f, 14, IJ, IfinGalvanised corrugated iron, 5,6, 7,8, 9, 10ft. Swedish pitch, Stockholm tar Oils—Colza, Neatsfoot Oakum, perforated zinc Lead washers, brass foundry Plain galvanised iron, 24, 30 x 28 Bird and Parroquet cages Furnace doors and gratings Travelling trunks, Uxford baths Tinware, ship’s lamps, cordage Cotton waste, wire netting R H wire nails, from lin. to 6in, Horse shoes, wire clout nails Avery’s 7cwt. platform weighing machines Steel yards, standard beams and scales G.O. roofing nails, 2,2 J lead washers Galvanised rivets and washers,§ xJ, gutter spikes, 6,7 in. American bake dishes, butter prints Fire irons, stair rods Locks —Rim, drawback, mortice chest, cupboard, pad, and cabinet Milk pans, copper rivets and washers Fishhooks, lock furniture, rules Enamelled ware, Scotch T hinges Floor brads, 24d ; Cooper’s rivets Mathiesou’s planes and augers Dog chains, sledge hammers Coach wrenches, weighing machines 52 casks hardware TO '.RRIVE EY SCOTTISH PRINCE. InvE . ; Bright Socket Spades, own pat* terns— B.H. wire nails, lin. to sin., tinned fryingpans Springs, black coach and bright buggy Galvanised iron, plain and corrugated

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Hononga pūmau ki tēnei tūemi

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Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5847, 25 December 1879, Page 4

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Tapeke kupu
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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5847, 25 December 1879, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5847, 25 December 1879, Page 4

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