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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 911, 18 March 1879, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES WAITANGI TIMBER AND COAL YARD, ' Coquet &kv Httmber streets, Next Presbyterian Church. ■i We are now in a position to Supply all \ Orders entrusted to us with the utmost j despatch. 1 We are Landing—V. D. L. Posts, Rails, Palings ; and have on hand, a large quan- ' tity of Posts, in Black Pine, Totara, Goai, and Broad-leaf. Firewood both cat and in 4ft. -lengths. Sawn Timber—Red, White, ' and Black Pine, Totara, and Kauri. Dressed Timber, Flooring, Lining, Mouldings, Architraves, Skirtings of the best quality. Builders' Ironmongery; Fencing Wire; e Coal, both Newcastle and Lignite. r Our Prices are at the s LOWEST REMUNERATIVE RATES. We deliver per our own drays all through e the town. Country orders on the trucks, if required, free of charge ; and we solicit a >' continuation of the patronage so liberally accorded to us in the past. ii , f ADAM AND KING. 86 TAILORS. n- A M E S L A W S 0 N, •J TAILOR AND CLOTHIER (Late of Macfarlanc and Co.), HAS COMMENCED BUSINESS Opposite the Criterion Hotel, Tyne-street, Oamaru. J. L. will always keep on hand a large and well-selected Stock of Woollen Goods, suitable for a FIRST-CLASS TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. Prices strictly moderate. 004 Inspection respectfully invited. WATSON AND M'INTOSH, Wholesale and Retail IRONMONGERS, TIN, ZINC, A>'D COPPERSMITHS, s PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS, ELECTRIC-BELL HANGERS, Tees-stheet, Oamaiht, Beg to inform their friends and the public generally that they have just received large .shipments of Builders' and Furnishing IRONMONGERY, direct from the best Home Markets. Ex ship Timaru, from Glasgow. Smith and WeDstood's Cooking and Heating Stoves, viz., Marchioness, Mistress, TrafTord, Countess, Enchantress, Princes?, and Queen. Also, Duplicate Fittings for tiiu above-mentioned. J IIor»e Nails, Camp Ovens, Sheet Copper and Copper Bottoms for Stove Boilers. A large assortment of Register Grates. Ex ship Duncdin, from London. ' I A large assortment of Electro-Plated and I Britannia Metal Goods, viz. : Cruets, | Teapots, Spoons, Forks, Arc. ; Johi.-son's j Table and Pocket Cutlery; Sorby's I Patent Scythes, 36, 40, and 42 inch ; Bramble Scythes ; Crosscut Saws; Files—Machine, Taper, and Bastard ; Horse Rasps ; Iron Pipes and Fittings of all sizes ; Tinned and Knameiled I To'lowa re ; Fencing Wire, No?. (>, 7, and S ; Fencing Staples, all sizes ; Nett!ef.>lds ; Screws ; Wire Nails, from 1 i::ch to 4 inch ; Ewbank's Patent Nails, from 1 to 6 inch; Fenders and Fireirons ; Bowman's Stencil Ink; 8.-st 3 ply Seaming Tivine ; Brushes, viz. : Shoe, Stove, Scrubbing, Flue, Paint, Crumb. Plate. Banister, Spoke, and I Hair; Milk Dishes, Butter Prints, Patn, ! Ex ship Auckland, from London. j Viv.'i C'.'izi, Ncatsfoot, Castor, Macbinn, i'oilvd, and Raw Oils ; White and Red Lead ; Paint-t ; Lamp Bbick ; Rosin ; Raddle and Whiting; Wright's Bivalve Register Grates; Williams' Knives, Steels, and Chopper* ; Salter's Spring Balances and Sad-irons; Black and Galvanised Sheet Iron ; Sheet Lead and Zinc; Gospel Oak Rooting Iron, Na Is, and Screws ; Lead and Iron Washers ; Real Patent Rim bocks ; Drawback, Mortice, Deal, Plate, Till, Cupboard, Chc:-t. Pad, and Locks ; Brass and In.;; HiittHinges ; T and Gate Hinges; Copper Rivets ; Galvanised Iron Tubs, Buckets 6c. Tlr. ship Norval, fiom London. A li-ic assortment of Chandeliers, two and three lights ; Gas Pendants ; Brackets, single and doable ; Gas Globes and Fittings ; Wire Netting; Tin and Knameiled Plates, Milk Dishe-, and Washhand Basins ; Lovelock's Sausage Machines ; Mason's Steel Squares ; Tinned, Black, and Copper Tacks ; Wire Nails, Flooring Brad-t; Brass and Iron Hat and Cost Hon' ::• • T.....-: : Sa*h Weights and Cord ; iJiuoS-laeed and Iron Axle Pulleys ; Frame, Screw, and Sile Pulleys ; Brass and China Knobs ; Cupboard Turns ; Black's Spades and Shrivels ; Park's Cast Steel Spades and Fork 3; Counter Scales and Weights; also, a large Assortment of Brassfoundry. ALSO TO ARRIVE— Ex barque Charle3 Deering, from New York. Douglas Force and Lift, Hydraulic and Deep Well Pumps; Thermometer Churns ; Finishing Nails ; Ames' Longhandled Shovels; Axes ; Hatchets ; Tomahawks, Ac, &c. ; Hay and Manure Fo ks, Hay Rakes ; Am. Braces, Boring Machines ; Cheney's Hammers ; Clothes Pegs ; Wood Saws, Lightning Cross-cut Saws ; Axe, Pick, Rake, Adze, Fork, and Hammer Handles ; Lamps, Globes, kc, &c. Ex ship Western Monarch, from London. Hemp Plough Line; Manilla Rope, all sizes; Dutch, Medium, and Ham i wine; Stamped Tin Milk, Meat, and Pie Dishes ; Enamelled Pie Dishes ; Spittoons, and Candlesticks ; Dutch and Turnip Hoes ; Clout Tacks ; Cast Iron, Copper, and Enamelled Furnace B.ilers. Ex ship Benares, from London. RadclifTs Leamington Ranges, 3ft, 3ft Sin 3ft Bin, 4ft, and 4ft Gin, wi h high and lo.v pressure Boilers ; Sheet Lead and Zinc ; Fenders and Fire Irons ; a!s > a good assortment of Carpenters' Tools. 17S CUNNINGHAM AND CO., . # Grain and Produce Merchants, Christchurch, Lyttelton, Aahburton, Timaru, and Oamaru, are prepared to Purchase for Cash or Make Advances on all kinds of Farm Produce. Having Agents in all the principal Colonial and Home Markets, charges are reduced to a minimum. The Sacks have arrived at Lyttelton fr«, k Calcutta, and will bo ready for delivery during the present month to purchasers who*n orders have been booked. Offices in Oamaru: Hakbour-stbeei. N.B.—Farmers supplied with Sacks free of charge, if delivered to us with grain within three months. 660 OTEMSON AND LEIGH, Nurseryman and Seedsmen, Thames-street (Nearly adjoining Messrs. Shrimski and Moss' New Buildings). Recipients of the Medals of the N. 0. A. and P. Association's Exhibition, 1876, and of the N. O. Horticultural Society's Show, 1877. 407 ,