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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1054, 28 March 1882, Page 3

M. G. NASMITH, Watchmaker and Jeweller, BEGS to thank the Public for their past liberal patronage, and also to notify that pending, and during alterations to his Shop Front, be is— SELLING HIS UNRIVALLED STOCK —OF—WATCHES, CLOCKS, GOLD & SILVER ORNAMENTS, Electbo-Ri.atewabe, &<!., &c., at— COST PRICE ! A» he is making room for a large consignment of NEW GOODS direct from THE HOME MARKETS. 222 OXIDE OF IRON PAINT, PbEFARED BY THE THAMES PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Thames, New Zealaxb. CHARLES HILL ... Manage#. riIHIS PAINT ie tho Most Durable—the I CHEAPEST—the Purest and Best that ean be used for all kind, of iron and woodwork. It preserves all materials covered with it from decay and the action of tho weather, and i. unsurpassed for all — FARM BUILDINGS, BRIDGES, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT, 4G. MACHINERY, BOILERS, And all description of Ironwork. It has also the advantage of being free from all poison* ous or noxious ingredients, being made from peroxide of iron ore. Weatherboards, Shingles, &c., served with it will resist fire. Is supplied ground in oil or in powder. “ We have used this paint on iron castings and steam boilers, and approve of it very highly.” — A. and G. Price, Engineers, Thames. “ For woodwork I consider it superior to Nelson Hematite us it possesses greater body, and leaves neither sediment or waste.”—W. Frieker, Painter, Thames. “It has good drying qualities, and a very intense body.”—C. Bloomfield, Painter, Auckland. Agents—® 4“ S. Marrin, Auckland ; T. W. Carr Sons, Gisborne; Parnell fy Boylan, Gisborne. 22 WANTED KNOWN th»t PETER NIVEN U a purchaser of Wool and Sheep-.kin. for CASH I 10