Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, 25 February 1862, Page 6 (Supplement)

Merchandise. "\TOW LANSING, from London Direct. Invoices of Oilmen's Stores, Boots, Drapery, Ironmongery, Hollowa.e, Hardware, Brushware, Cutlery, Stationery, Musical Instruments, Bell and Black's Vestas, LetrliforcVs do., lied Case Geneva, Bum, itc, American Booking and other Chair?, Haberdashery, Hosiery, l'aby Linen, Ladies' Underclothing, &c. ice, Grey Calico, llorrceks' Long Cloths, Prints, &o. 150 boxes Price's Patent Sperm Candles 150 red cases Gin, key brand 10 hhds. Demertiru Rum 5 casks prime i'ork Hams 5 en sea Belfast JJacoit 15 do. Glo'ster Cheese 60 trunks Boots, every description, Carpet Slip--8 hlK^Holi'oware, Oval Boilers, Tea Kettles. Saucepans, kc. 6 cases Stationery, Ledgers. Journals, Day Hooks, School do., ruled Foolscap and Account Sales Paper, ruled Bill, Note, Envelopes assorted, &«. 3 cases Brush ware, Broom Heads, Shoe, Scrubbing, Ground Paint, Hearth, Stock, and Distemper Brushes 1 case Dressing and Small-tooth Combs, various ? do. Concertinas 9'i do. Hocking and other assorted chairs 10 do. Hen's Superior Clothing 2 do. Leather and India Rubber Belts and Braces 1 bale all wool Blue Serge 10 cases Ladies' Drapery. — Carmelite and Flounced Robes, Mohair, double skirt, side stripe do., Colored Broche, narrow flounced Challie made Skirts, Grenadine flounced Silk Drones, Woven V"elv'et Flounces, on colorad fdneie Silk Skirt, Moire Antique, str'pad and plain glace figured flounced Silk Skirts, all new styles, Irish Poplins, self-colored and figured striped Challie Robes, Silk Velvet Trimmings, Wincey embossed do., all wool Plaids and materials for Ladies' I)i-esses, too numerous to enumerate, French Contil Stays.. Ladies', Children's, &c, various styles and colors. Chenille and Velvet Head Dresses, Nets, La., black and colored Litce Falls, new styles, worked Collars and Collars, in sets ; Neckties, Cashmere Trimmed Shawls and Long Wool Scarfs, all patterns, Ladies' and Children's Thread, Silk, and superior French Kid Gloves. A splendid assortment of panties, Silk, Cloth, Tweed, Lace, kc. ; Lute, Sarsenet, and Glace Ribbons, all widths, superior style ; Black and Shaded Ribbon ; Velvets, Velvet Graduated, and other Buttons : Trimmings, in endless variety of every description ; Feathers, all colors ; Black and White Crinoline, and Glaze Linings; Silk and Worsted Repp, Wincey, Alpaca Trimmed, Quilted Silk Petticoats, Parisian Jupons, Crinoline and Skeleton Steel Skirts ; Whisker Blond, Laces, Edgings, Needlework, &c. ; Ladies' . Underclothing, Baby Linen, comprising every item : Ladies' and children's Hats, trimmed and untrimmed ; Horrocks's Long Cloth, D to H. Grey Calicoes, 86 to 72 inch. Domestics' all widths, Heavy Scotch Twill Sheeting 72 inch. Fancy and Half-mourning Prints, &c, kc, &c. NOTICE. QHOPKEEPERS, General Storekeepers, and O Dealers, will find it to their advantage to inspect the above-mentioned invoices, which contain several items not advertised, being too varied to enumerate ; these Goods have all been imported from first-rate Houfes from London, Paris, Scotland, &<:., and will Wa offered to the Trade at lowest market rates. HENRY' NATHAN, Stafford-street-AN SA L E BY THE UNDERSIGNED. Scotch Whiskey, in quarter-tasks and cases Rum, W. 1., 10 0.p., in hluls JDKZ Geneva, red and green eases Henessy'.s Case Brandy Kartell's Dark Brandy, in lilids Sherry Wine, in hhds., irs., and cases Port Wine, in qrs. and cases Charcnte Brandy, in cases Haraiiah Manilla Cigars Colza and Boiled Oil Turpentine American Kerosene Lobsters, Salmon. Oysters, 1 lbs Full weight Candles ' New Patras Currants Cape Kaisius, fiO-Jb boxes Salad Oils, pints and half-piula Fine New Rice Casey's Liverpool Soap Congou Tea, ex " Bereugaria," chests, halfchests, and boxes Horse-shoe Nails . Bengal Tent Lines American TuVs and Pails " Sovereign" Twist Tobacco "Nosegay," half-lb lumps . Ewbank's Nails, Invoices of Hardware Prime Mess Pork TICKLE & CO. TO IRONMONGERS, WHOLESALE AKD IIETAIL. BRISCOE foCO., "Wholesale General iKONMOS-GEIiS ' AND IROX MERCHANTS, . Melbourne, .Victoria, are constantly in receipt of shipments from their firm in Wolverhampton; also from their usrents in New York, and are prepared to execute orders on the usual terms at moderate prices. , NOW LANDING, EX SUNDRY SHIPS— 200 tons B B II bar and rod iron (assorted monthly shipments) Steel (assorted), cast, double shear and blister Furnace boilers, door frames, and platings Blacksmiths' portable tbrges, bellows, anvils, vyces, &c. Carpenters and joiners' tools (Sorby and Mathieson's) Tinsmiths' machines, tools and fittings (English and American) Saws—cross-cut, circular mill, pit and handsaws (Sorby's) Ewbank's patent nails (assorted monthly shipments) Walker's and Scotch horse nails, horse shoes (plain and cocked) Bolts and nuts, and coach screws (large assortment) Tin plates, coke, and charcoal Galvanized iron, plain and corrugated (assorted) g Aveiy's weighing1 machines mid counter scales j Lift, force, and hand pumps (English and . American) Iron bedsteads, children's cots, stretchers Tinned and enamelled holtawarc, milkdishes ~ Cutlery (table and pocket) of best makers Cart springs, axles, Carron boxes t Oils—Colza, Chinese, kerosene, olive, castor, boiled and raw linseed Turpentine, white lead, black, blue, and green paint J Tar, resin, pitch, Milestone, chalk, and whiting- _ Manilla rope, blasting and sporting powder Shot, safety fuse, patent single and double tape, - and KUtta percha ' Richmoiid and Chandler's chaff-cuttinsj machines, oat and corn crushers . Carpenters' builders' and furnishing ironmon- ' gery (large assortment) AMERICAN GOODS. Collins and Sharp's axes, hatchets, and tomahawks ' -I Shovels, long and short handles (Ames's, Col- i lins's, Hunt's, &c.) ' ' Axe, pick, adze, and hammer handles ' Sausage machines and stuffers, buckets, tubs Kerosene lamps, oil, brooms, nnils, tacks Churns, garden and field hoes, buck saws, hollow -| angers J Coach wrenches, Indiarubber hose pipe t Coachmakers' cloth, corn shelters, &c. BRISCOE & CO., 11, Collins-street East, and 1 245, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne. WILLIAM BRISCOE & SON, Wolverhampton. n MACHINERY. —Orders received and executed for all descriptions of Mining and Agricultural Machinery. Steam Engines, all sizes, with large "boilers, always on hand, with round and flat rope j for hoisting, &c. v, R. TOWNS & CO., ° 26 Wiiliam-street, Melbourne. 1 SOLE AGENTS for Roboy's Portable Steam Engine and Thrashing Machines, Flour Mills, &c, kc. Pv. TOWNS & CO, 26, William-street, Melbourne, 1