Graham Sf Co’s adverfitement. TO ARRIVE, PER -EMILY MCLAREN” From Lendos, via Auckland. P. B. (Ilf DIAMONIr.) » . i ■. . ' r ■ 5 fti.-CASKS HENNESSY’S Pale Brandy 50 cases Hennessy’s Pale Brandy 5 qr-casks Martell’s “ “ 50 cases Booth’s Old Tom 50 cases JDKZ Geneva, red 8 (pueasks Lemon Hart’s superior * Westlndia Bum 5 qr-casks Pale Sherry 5 qr-casks superior Sherry 3 qr-casks Amontillado 6 qr-casks Port Wine 6 qr-casks superior do 10 kegs Flooring Brads 2 kegs Finishing Brods 28 kegs Ewbank’s cut Nails, 2 to 6in 50 barrels assorted Wire Nails’ 12 dozen Galvanised Iron 6 nests Galvanised Iron Tub« 7 3 tons No. 5 BB annealed Fencing Wire "*■ 10 tons No. 6 “ " 5 tons No. 7 “ “ ' “ 10 tons No. 8 “ 1 ton No. 9 “ “ 30 kegs Fencing Staples 1 case Williams’ Butchers' Kniveji 30 boxes Price’s paten|£pndles 6 cases Crosse & BlacHfell’s Pickles 4 cases prone and Blackwell's assorted Sauces—pints and | pints 6 cases Alorton's assorted Sauce* —-pints and 1 pints 6 £hhds Champion’s Vinegar, No 18 2 4hhds “ “ No. 24 10 cases Salad Oil, pints and i-pints 5 cases Table salt, in jars •5 cases “ “ in bottle* 2 coses French Capers 2 cases mixed Peel 1 case Tartaric Acid, in 11b bottles 2 Soda “ “ 2 cut*** “ in jars a caaea-'Cttrrie Powder — 1 caseas sorts cl Flavoring Essences 6 cases Bottled Fruit 6 cases Salmon, 11b tins 3 cases Lobsters 3 cases Fresh Herrings 3 cases Kippered Herrings 2 cases Bed Herrings 10 cases Sardines, i and f 6 cases Lea & Perrin’s Sauces—pints and J pints 1 case Tapioca. 1 case Arrowroot 3 cases Epps’ Cocoa 1 cases Fry’s Chocolate 1 case Black Lead 3 cases Blacking 1 case Sultana Baisins 1 case Muscatel Raisin* 20 boxes Eleme Raisins 10cases Currants 59 barrels crushed Loaf Sugar 120 basketed Spirit Jars 30 cwt dressed Java Bice 3 cases Sago 3 cases Bell 8t Black’s Vestas Plaid 3 cases Bell and Black’s Vesta* tins 4 cases Saddlery, from the wellknow manufacturers, Charles Greartrix & Son of W allsale TO ARRIVE, PER JOHN NORMAN ” From Glasgow, via Napier G & CO . T- ' P B - (Is Diamoto) 5 tons coarse Salt 5 tons fine “ 3 tons rock “ 2 tons No. 1 White Lead, in 14, 28, 561 b. and lewt. drums 5 cwt. genuine Red Lead 20 drums raw Oil 20 drums boiled Oil 5 casks Whiting 2 cases machine Castor Oil 3 barrels Stockholm Tar 3 barrels Coal Tar 2 barrels Pitch 2 casks Blue Stone 4 casks Soda Crystals 1 ton Arsenic, in 14,28, M, and 1 cwt drums 2 cases Brusnware 10 qr-casks Long John Whisky 25 cases “ “ “ 20 cases Dunville’s Irish Whisky 30 cases Middles’ Ginger Wine a 15 cases Keiller’s assorted confectionery 5 cases AV otherspoon’s confectionery 2 cases “ jujubes 5 cases Brown and Polson’s Corn Flour GRAHAM & CO., 144
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 313, 6 October 1875, Page 1
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467Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 313, 6 October 1875, Page 1
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