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DUNEDIN ADVERTISEMENTS IMPORTANT NOTICE. To Timber Merchants, Architects, Builders, Contractors, and Parties Furnishing. THE NEW ZEALAND WOODWARE FACTORIES. sTIUTHRIE AND LARNACH'S NEW ZEALAND WOODWARE FACTORIES COMPANY (Locttxd). These Extensive Factoriea being now com pleted and is fall working order, comprise SAWING, PLANING, AND MOULDING FACTORY. DOOR AND SASH FACTORY. FURNITURE AND TURNERY FACTORY. TUB AND BUCKET FACTORY. And the whole of the Machinery is of the moat modern description, fitted with all the latest improTementa calculated to economise labor and to produce excellency of work and finish, and embraces a unmber of machines for the manufacture of a variety of articles hitherto unknown aa Colonial productions, and only obtainable in the English and American markets. The moat varied orders can now be executed with promptitude and despatch, and the goods supplied at a much less cost than they can be produced in any other Factory in the Colonies, or imported. The Stocks of all kinds of TIMBER GOODS, BOTH ROUGH AND MANUFACTURED, are large, weD■easoned, and assorted. Stocks of BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY are also replete with everything required in the building trade. TUBS, BUCKETS, CHURNS, CHEESE PRESSES, BUTTER FIRKINS, HAY RAKES, KNIFE and WASH BOARDS, Equal in finish and appearance to the best American made, bat more substantial and durable, being manufactured only from timber of the best quality, and free from knots, and specially seasoned. FURNITURE. Special care and attention have been devoted to this department, and in the Warehouse and Show-room in the large building adjoining the Factories will be found the most choice and complete assortment of FURNITURE Yet offered to .the Public, comprising— Dining Room, Drawing Room, and Library Suitca of English Oak, Mahogany, Maple, Walnut. Cedar, and Red Pine. BEDROOM SUITES Of Haon Pine and other suitable Woods, all of which are upholstered on the premises in the moat elaborate manner by first-class tradesmen. CHIFFONIERS, WARwvJBES, Bookcases, Chests of Drawers, Washstands, Dining and Drawing-room, and Toilet Tables of the most suitable Imported and Colonial Timbers. Pier and Toilet Glasses in Great Variety.

CARPETS, Comprising Brussels, Tapestry, Kidder, Scotch, and Felt of excellent quality and Tasteful Patterns procured from the Best Makers, and selected by an Agent specially appointed for the purpose. LOORCLOTDS, Of Great Variety and "Width. AH the imports coming forward monthly from Englhh and American Markets being purchased on Cash Terms, combined with the enormous saving in manufacturing here, enable the COMPANY to offer advantages to buyers both in price and quality that defy legitimate competition. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES to course of preparation. Price Lists on application. In addition to the Extensive Stocks on hand as above, the undermentioned supplies are now landing and to arrive Ex following vessels, viz.:— Auckland, Norval, Canterbury, Western Monarch, EaaterhiU, Wanganni, Charles Deerisg, ifcilea Angtcr—--502 cases galvanised corrugate! iron 25 do painted do do 75 tons bar and plate iron 69 do standard iron 115 do fencing wire and staples 20 rolls galvanised wire nuttings 25 tons sheet lead 2SO kegs wire nails 40 do wrought nails 30 do galvanised roofing nails and screws SOS packages general ironmongery 21 tons white and red leads, and paints 4Qt> drums oils, turpentine, and varnishes 220 qr-barrcls Hall's blasting powder 10 bottles quicksilver ia e*\t\ £~~ L—:„».*. -....4 tt.« I^m 32,6*00 Countess states 5000 casks Portland and Keen's cement 250 boxes Chance's glass 500 do Belgium do 29 cases furniture 30 bales carpets, various qualities 20 cases floorcloths SO bales papcrhangings and scrims 200 casks plaster of Paris 100 cases American turps 720 do assorted American Roods, consisting of axes, picks, shovels, forks, of all descriptions, Douglas pumps, Faiibanfc scales, saws, wringers, hickory spokes, springs, axles, etc. 53,000 feet Baltic deals 15,000 do American hickory 10,000 do do white oak 20,000 do do ash. WALTER GUTHRIE; 1U ManagiogDirsctar

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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 847, 2 January 1879, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 847, 2 January 1879, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 847, 2 January 1879, Page 4

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