Merchandise. ON s a l b - Ex Geelong, Bombay, Escort, and other recent arrivals, Invoices of— Ironmongery — comprising spades, shovels, picks., tools of various kinds, locks, ax«Z nails, horse shoes, and wheelbarrows (wOvanized), &c. ■ VB Galvanised iron tiles spouting, pails, and ■ patent continuous roofing (Morewood'a) Saddlery and harness of superior quality and well assorted - Windsor and other chairs, iron cots, and bedsteads . Window glasrs of different sizes Asphalte roofing felt (from Anderson »nd Co of Belfast) Tarpaulins, Manilla rope Leather (English and Victorian), of various sorts Watertight and other boots, English bott fronts Wrapping and hanging papers Calico and paper bags Scarlet blankets Vinegar (in qr,-casks), sardines Quicksilver (in iron bottles) Scotch ploughs and harrows Casey's roap (crown and feather brandri Neva slearine and composite candles Colt's and other revolvers Ajnnali invoice ot M'Dougail's patent aueeu , . wash (a substitute for tobacco.) FREDERICK MOSS & CO., Princes-Btreet DIRECT SHIPMENTS, Ex Abdul Medjid, Bombay, and other late Arrivals, ,„ 2 N W S^ E?T the~undersigned; Q. ENE aA L IRONMONGERY, Comprising - Holloware Cutlery Electro-plated Goods Bedsteads Toilet Sets Kerosene and Oil Lamps Candlesticks Locks, Bolts, and Hinges Nails and Screws Tools of every description] Sorby's Saws ami other Tools Scales and Weights Avery's Platform Machines] .Fireproof Safes Cash Boxes Cruet Frames Sash Weights t Iron Frame Pullies Galvanized Bowls and Basins • l mi ,w?T5 ellow8» Anvils, Tools, &<s. SADDLERY-a first class assortment EARTHENWARE and Cliinaware «»** ing of— Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea Services loilet Sets, &c. &c OILS and PAINTS FINEST COLZA OIL HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, LACES'tat .- POKT IS,»^ SKSCHAMPAGNE. BROOMS AND BRUSHES, Of all descriptions. STATIONERY, ENGRAVINGS &c ROPES, TWINE, AND SHOE THREADS BOOTS AND SHOES FANCY GOODS, &c, &c. f; mason & co., Opposite Bank of-.Njsw Zealanb, Rattray-street. O NSI^NE 3D-~ Stol>eS °f the UNDBR Grain Napoleon boots Do. do. do., rough bradded Stout Wellington boots Do. Prince's do. Grain shooting do. Kip watertight boots, rough bradded Do. Blucher do., do. Women's calf lace boots, bradded, leather iiuod Do. Cordovan do., rivetted Do. Memel boots, elastic sides Ladies' kid boots, elastic sides, military heeh Girls do. do., do., do. Do. Memel Balmoral boots Do. Cordovan do. Children's kid boots, elastic sides Do. Memel Balmoral boots ■ Do. Cordovan do. Men's and women's buff slippers, wool lined CLEMENT LAWFORD & CO., ' General Importers, Hope-street, next Aldinga Hetel, Sole Agents for James Davies and Son, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, London. JVT ATSn^ S,? OAO£. AND WAGGON FAC LTX TORY, Great King Street, near AIMm Hotel-' On nand and made to order, — Merchants carts Bakers' do Butchers' do Wharf tips Road and Bullock drays Light and heavy waggons Brakes fixed on the most approved principle Repairs promptly executed Smiths' work in general. P POTATOES. OR SALE by the Undersigned, Tea T«u Potatoes. ■ ,■ C. A. ROSS & CO., \ Jetty-street. FO DRAYMEN, CO QNTRY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. rtHE undersignetThave on sale at Flour—Adelaide and Tasmaniaa Oats—Best Colonial Maize— whole and cracked Bottled fruits, pickles, sardines Jams, mustard, currants Coffee, tea, sugar Raisins—Cape and Muscatels Carbonate soda, tartaric acid Hams ; baeoo, cheese Colonial butter, Manilla rope Vestas—plaids, and tins Paper bags- -assorted sizes American axes, driving picks Hammer handles, camp ovens Case brandy—kartell's, Hennessy's, Cfeacaatt Lamarque's ■-~■; * Whisky—qr.-casks and case; ruin Geneva—red and green cases: cisraw Tobacco—twist and plug >■. Port and sherry—bulk and case Bottled ale and porter—Marzetti's Hobson's Bay soap and candles Sperm candles—full and light weights. J. A. & R.BaIRD, . ■ , Stafford-fltreet, And at ' Waikouaiti, Nokomai, and Dunstan. P 0 R S_ A L B. - Slops, hosiery, blankets, flannels, calicoee Turkish towels, Manchester goods And Drapery of every description \ 0 0 T S A N D S H O S A. Manilla rope Cutlery, plated ware, carpenter's tools German silver, tea, dessert and table spoons ud forks American cut noils, pewter ale measures, pints and half-pints, and ironmongery of ail nada Stamped and bossed gold washing dishea' Galvanized Iron buckets Camp ovens and covers Three-legged pots, 2, 4,6, and 6 gallona , Ames', Hunt's, Day's, KimbaTs, and Browming's long and short round point shovel* •DH old colony do sluice forks; Cwrugated galvanned iron, 6 to 8 f^et Finest Mauritius sugar „. Bottled ale and porter ' Brandy, geneva, wines, and spirits of various d*s» •'.,' J;'criptions .l Superior colonial bacon (toIIb) : *' "" Tierces and iounfls1 of beef • . Tobacco, 105... ..;,.'. ALBXAIfDER CUM MING * CO., « ' -, •'■■' ■'Ji Btofsri ifcaai
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 281, 13 November 1862, Page 1
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706Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Otago Daily Times, Issue 281, 13 November 1862, Page 1
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