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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 388, 4 January 1879, Page 4

W. D. SHAW, lEQMEONGEE & SEEDSMAN, VICTORIA AVENUE, WAN GANUI. NOW LANDING, Ex- St. Leonards, Ckaigie Lee, and Rakaia, — 48 cases G.O. Galvanised Iron, 5 to 10 ft. 15 kegs G.O. Cone-headed Nails 5 kegs G.O. Cone-headed Screws 10 kegs G.O. Lead Washers to suit 100 kegs Rose-head Wire Nails 15 kegs Ewhank’s Wrought Spikes, 4, 5, and G inch 14 casks Builders’ General Hardware 1 case Salter’s Spring Balances 1 case Avcvey’s Counter Scales 4 oases Gilpin’s Half-moon Slashers 2 cases Gilpin’s Single and Double-edge Slashers 10 boxes Round Scythe Stones 4 cases Sorby’s Scythes, Bill Hooks, and Adzes 20 doz i’arke’s Steel-socket Spades 1 case Johnson’s Saw Files 2 cases Johnson’s Cutlery 1 case Ward & Payne’s Sheep Shears, 38, 70, 81 2 casks Tind Seamless Milk Pans 4 lihds Tind and Enamelled II olio ware 2 crates Galvanised Iron Buckets 3 bundles Round Galvanised Tuba 1 Cheese Press and Vat 3 Three-roller Mangles (Bradford’s) 3 Hornsby’s Improved Horse Rakes 12 pkgs Sanmelson’s & Hornsby’s Combined Reaper and Mowers, with extra parts 6 cases Bentall’s Hand and Horse-power Chaif-cuUer 1 Bentall’s 2-Horse Gear and Intermediate Motion 3 cases Mander’s Varnishes (assorted) 8U boxes Chance’s Sheet Glass 12 casks Sheet Zinc, from 8 to 12 4 cases Kent’s and Rooney’s Brushware 2 casks Japanned T Hinges 2 casks Cliarcoal Irons and Cast Butt Hinges 12 pkgs Register Grates 1 cask Full-cased Shaft and Lead Haines GO drums Linseed, Colza, and Neatsfoot oil . . 2 tons Genuine White Lead (in wood) G casks Assorted Colors iu Oil 1 case Assorted Dry Colors 2 casks Putty (in bladders) G casks Raw and Boiled Linseed O'l 3 eases Leamington Ranges 1 cask Saddlers’ Small Ironmongery 53 bundles Galvanised Water Pipes 2 casks Water Fittings 2 rolls Sheet Lead

TO ARRIVE, Ex Waikoa, @ London—--8 bales 3 and 4 bushel Com Sacks 600 Sash Weights 2 cases Mantler’s Varnishes 1 bale hewing Twine 2 cases Fenders and Fire Irons 1 case Twines (assorted) 2 cases Carpenters’ Tools 1 case Water Taps, Hose, and Fountain .1 ets 1 case Cnrtland’s Brass Goods (assorted) 90 pkgs I'aints and Oils G casks Hardware, comprising—Floor Cramps, Mincing Machines, Sofa Springs, Axle Pulleys, Tind Tacks, and Small Hardware 1 ease ilatliiosuu’s Star ” Morticing Machines TO ARRIVE, Ex Axtares, @ London—--30 kegs Blasting Powder 12 eases Curtis & Harvey’s Gunpowder 2 cases Muzzle and Breech-loading Fowling Guns 8 bales Paper Hangings TO ARRIVE, Ex Jessie Headman, @ London—--50 barrels Rose-bead Wire Nails 8 kegs G.O. Gal. Nails and Washers 4 casks Patent Shot, in 10 lb bags, No. 1 to 6 3 cases Eley’s Loaded Cartridges 1 case Eley’s Caps 1 case Sorby’s Hand, Tenon, and Rip Saws 1 case Sorby’s Fern and Westmoreland Bill Hooks 2 cases Marnier’s Varnishes 1 case Oakey’s Silversmith Soap, Knife Boards) Knife Polish, and Emery and Glass Paper IrT STOCK AND TO LAND— American Thermometer Churns Collin’s and Sharpe’s Axes One-man Crosscut and Buck Saws Disston’s Haii'i-saws Ames’ L.H. and U.II. Shovels Boring Machines American Novelty Clothes Wringers Wood and Zinc Wash Boards A<hol .Mincers American Stoves (Trafford, Mistress, &c) American Hoes and Garden Hakes Lawn Mowers Ennealed Fencing Wire, Nos. 6, 7, 8 Full stock of Auckland-made Doors, Sa.dieH, Architraves, Skirtings, and Mouldings ALSO ON HANDA few tons “ Sampson’s” Patent Fencing Wire, Nos. 8, 9, and 10—a very superior article. ggrNote the Address — W. D. SHAW, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. lA«lO