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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1103, 22 July 1882, Page 3

Graham, Pitt & Bennett Have Opened up their ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF Builders’ & G-eneral Ironmongery, Which they are offering at Low Rates. Corrugated Iron, 6,7, 8, 9 and 10 feet lengths Galvanized Nails and Lead Washers Fencing Wire (best annealed), Nos. 6, 7 and 8. Barb Wire, best galvanized, 4 barbs Staples, diamond point, 1) and li Nails wire, Ewbanks and Copper, all sizes Spades and Shovels, long and short handles A LARGE AND VABIED ASSORTMENT OF Locks—Rim, Mortice, Chest and Cupboard Files of every description Rope, Manilla, all sizes Ploughs— Hornsby’s Simplex, with latest improvements Plough Sharesjand Skeiths Hinges, Butt and Tee Chaffcutters—Richmond’and Chandler Axes,‘Tomahawks, Shingling and Lathing Hatchets Hammers (American), a large variety. Augurs and Augur Bits (American and English) Wire Netting, Sewing, Netting, and Shop Twine Sacks, Ruddle, Lubricating Compound Hall’s Sheep Dip, Sheet Zine Spouting, Ridging and Downpipe Plough and Shaft Hames Churns (cylinder and thermometer) Handles for Spades, Picks, Axes, and Brooms Carpenters Tools, &c., &c., &c. PAINTS AND OIDS— A direct shipment of Storers’ celebrated Paints, Oils and Varnishes Raw, Boiled, Colza, Neatsfoot and Castor Oil White and Red Lead (genuine), and No. 1 in 7, 14 and 281 b tins Paint, all colours, in 2ft> tins Putty—Antifriction grease and Lubricating Compound Varnishes—Pale Oak, Copal and Carriage Kerosene—Downer’s and Light of Age (highest test) Agents for Thames Hematite Paint, the best Paint for Farmers Agents for theJSanlFranciseo PATENT INDIARUBRER PAINTS.

Crocßeryware <& Glassware Cups and Saucers, a large variety. Jugs (single or in sets) Teapots Rockingham, Silver Lustre, and China Plates of various patterns Clover and Meat Dishes Basins (pudding and sugar) Glasses, Tumblers (nobbiers and long beers), Wine Glasses Butter Dishes, Sugar Basins, etc., etc., etc. Lamps—Rowatt's Anucapnic, the Best Lamp made. No chimney. Lamp Globes, Glasses,Jand Wicks AGENCIES:— NationaI Fire and Marine Insurance Company ; Union Fire and Marine Insurance Company; Colonial Fire and Marine Insurance Company ; Mutual Life Association of Australasia. TEMPORARY PREMISES— Custom House Street, 281 OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. % „ SEWING MACHINE $ « ■§ p § Depot *3 , tj Bl S § w « 2 O 0 rt THE “ WHEELER & WILSON’S.” H- 1 ~ S gCO QI 33 THB “ WHITES.” *—* t 3. g orH § THE “ STANDARD." AKD r 5 . £ aST (!) T THE “ WERTHEIM.” hH K. CF9 3 3 ta THE “HOME SHUTTLE." ZT H . - B 0) fl S THE “ SINGERS.” & A rri fj THE “TRIUMPH.” J? B A “ cj THE “BRITANNIA." qV S* S THB “ NEW DAVIS.” & EA c - > THE “ HOME TREASURE.” S -I -ALSO- -S2 HHHE Latest comparison and -L and fai-famed DEFIES Frister and competitiovi Rosman’s All Purchaser! of HAND JD these Machines have MACHINE! given them UnquaB W lifibd Praise 11! With 30s. worth of extras free. I jflL jfesWwidll Simplicity of A Beautiful Walnut, Mahogany, or Rose- VImU JB Construction wood ■ ■ W Cover, & Reliability Fitted with Patent M' ' . Render* them Locks, Automatic !!118 aLa .. F vnpTTr WINDEBS AND Ac- FAVORITE CESBORIB3. This And they need only SUPERIOR A , TEIAL , t 0 O MACHINE feyy _ them a hou*ehold L 7 . ' word in every doCHALLENGES ------ - = — me *tie cirole. The Most Durable The Simplest Shuttle The Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Most Silent The Cheapest The Most Easy to Work The Best Cover The Molt Simple The Largest Table The Most Elegant The Neatest Stioh

The Working of the above JMajClllXXeS will be explained and can be seen daily in operation in the Manufacturing portion of our Business. Call and Inspect MACHINES sold on Deferred Payments. Large Assortment Needles for Sewing Machines. Sewing Machine Oil and Fittings supplied at PARMELsL &> BOYLAN, Ironmongers, Gisborne-

QSKAR JJEYEB, PEEL-STREET, GISBORNE. Licensed to Sell Arms and Ammunition, and to Repair Firearm*. Refaibs done to Sewing Machines, &o. 309 DR LEGGATT ha* REMOVED to the Residence) latelv occupied by E. ff, WARD, E*n., in LOWE-STREET. Hour* of Consultation—ll to 12 and 6;o 7.

WANTED known that Arthur J. Cooper, of Lowo-street, is continually in receipt of fresh consignments of Boots and Shoes from the best markets. He has on stock a lot of gent's hand sewn Balmoral and Elastic boot*. Price* moderate. 203 WANTED KNOWN that A. J. Cooeeb of Lowe-street, continues to manufacture on hie premises, Ladies' and Gent’s boot* and shoes to order. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. 201 WANTED KNOWN that PETER NIVEN is a purchaser of Wo»l and Sheep-skins for,CABH I 88