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T. & S. MORRIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, IMPORTERS of Ironmongery, Hardware of every description, Agricultural Implements and Machinery, Seeds, Paints, Oils, Wool-packs, Corn Sacks, &c., invite the attention of Storekeepers, Country Settlers, and others to their varied Stock, which is thoroughly furnished in every department. y —O MOWING AND REAPING MA- - BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY and CHINES— g . TOOLS, of best quality Hornsby’s E , a £ g GALVANISED IRON— Ward's f Fittings always M g Roofing, Ridging, and Spouting Id Oh 1 in Stock. PAINTS AND OILS of good quality CHAFF-CUTTERS for Hand and SAWS AND SAWMILL Requisites Horse power— MINERS’ and BUSHMEN’S TOOLS Richmond and Chandler’s ' 'FURNISHING IRONMONGERY— Bentall’s and Buncle’s m, • t> . . • , . ... TT HORSE WORKS 2 AllB ■ L ' e P arfcmenfc 18 replete with HouseEnglish and American g „ hold requisites ?nd embraces a variety of AMERICAN WIND MILLS SJ? mo9t c UBe / ul art, j le8 ’ . ch ‘ efl - v of 4', nencan WINNOWING MACHINES manufacture, andnottobe met within any ivr 1r I q AO » other stock in New Zealand. Corn Ci ushers g £ § Iron Bedsteads, single and double Corn Shelters *<«» EendarB “ nd Bean Crushers oal . y aBeB and , Sc °°P B , jj'lQyp Mills Eegister and other Grates TURNIP CUTTERS AND PULPING Leamington, Coalbrookdale, and MACHINES- ether Ranges UOHS American Looking Stoves Double Furrow Heating Stoves Swing COLONIAL OVENS, the Cheapest and One and Two-wheel most Convenient Arrangement for American o Settlers Plough Fittings COOKING UTENSILS of all kinds HARROWS g g 2 Tinned and Enamelled o?. E^? e .Sb LTIVATOSS sJpM PLATED WARE and CUTLERY SCARIFIERS TIN VESSELS of all kind 9 SPADES—BRUSHWARE, from best makers Lyndon’s MANGLES, WASHING MACHINES, Parke’s g and PATENT WRINGERS American ° LAMPS, a choice assortment, at low DRAINING TOOLS 3 pnceB o£ D , GARDEN TOOLS— 'g Parlour, Bedroom, and Hall Garden and Field Rollers P 4 Lamps — Lawn Mowers S 2,3, and 4 Light Chandeliers Garden Engines « S Brilliant Kerosene of purest FENCING WIRE— .2 3 Ja quality in eight gallon cases Black and Galvanized, 3-strand La k 5? Wicks, Chimneys, and Globes Staples and Strainers for all Lamps co p H co o GUNS—Single and Double-Barrel, from best Makers, and specially Selected. Licensed dealers in Ammunition. Storekeepers’ and Country Orders carefully executed, securely packed, and promptly forwarded. Perry’s Iron Safes, Cash Boxes, Deed Boxes, all sizes. 1059

E. K. BROWN Has now Received A Varied AND WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF New Summer Goods SPECIAL ATTENTION has been observed in making up a COMPLETE STOCK OF LADIES’ SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS CONSISTING OF Grenadines Tassaus Mohairs Lustres Alpacas MUSLINS Printed, Spotted, and Check ; And a large assortment OF Hoyles’ Best Prints. O” AN early inspection IS INVITED. A large Stock of all kinds of Clothing Entirely New. And as CHOICE as any in Gisborne. Ladies' and Children’s STRAW HATS In every shape and Variety TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. 1 EDWARD KNIGHT BROWN, Corner of Custom House and Chil <lCM Streets. . * 1151

GISBORNE Boarding House. THE undersigned, having taken the Boarding House recently occupied by Mr J. Day, near the Gisborne wharf, is now prepared to receive Day and Weekly Boarders on MODERATE TERMS. Breakfast at 7.30 a.m.; Dinner at 1 p.m., and Tea at 5 p.m. daily. It will be the aim of the present proprietor to secure to his customers the comforts of a home, combined with economy, cleanliness, and comfort. 1094 A. HUNT. Argyll Hotel. ON DRAUGHT— Bass’ English Ale, No. 2. ‘ 6l) PER GLaSS. 1055 TO LET. A COMFORTABLE THREE-ROOMED COTTAGE in Childers-street Apply at the Shamrock Hotel. 1034 WOOL CLASSER. \ N Experienced Wool Glasser is open for engagement for the forthcoming season, by day or per thousand. Apply to D. W. BENNETT,

936 Napier. FOR SALE. jjAn SHEEP, a MIXED FLOCK, | I from Lambs up to 6-tooth, for sale privately. 1209 W. S. GREENE. Humphries & Co. HAVING engaged the services of a firstclass VETERINARY SHOEING SMITH, from Wellington, are now prepared to shoe all horses on the most approved principles, at reasonable rates. 1227

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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 436, 13 December 1876, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 436, 13 December 1876, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 436, 13 December 1876, Page 1

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