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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1104, 24 July 1882, Page 3

Graham, Pitt & Bennett Have Opened up their ENTIREL NEW STOCK OF Builders’ & General Ironmongery, Which they are offering at lES:sX:£-<!3zx3.ely 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 1| Nails wire, Etvbanks and Copper, all sizes Spades and Shovels, long and short handles A LARGE AND VABXED ASSORTMENT^OF — Locks—Rim, Mortice, Chest and Cupboard Files of every description Rope, Manilla, all sizes Ploughs—Hornsby’sgSimplex, with latest improvements Plough Sharesjand Skeiths Hinges, Butt and Teo 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., &e. FAINTS AND OIUSA 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, 11 and 281 b tins Paint, all colours, in 21b tins Putty—Antifriction grease and Lubricating Compound Varnishes—Palo Oak, Copal and Carriage Kerosene—Downer’s and Light of Ago (highest test) Agents for Thames Hematite Paint, the best Paint for Farmers Agents for the San Francisco PATENT INDIARUBBER PAINTS. Caroolsesrs/ «8e G«-3.Etse’V^ r EL3.''e Cups and Saucers, a largo variety. Jugs (single or in sets) Teapots Bookingham, Silver Lustre, and China Plates of various patterns Clover and Basins (pudding and sugar) Glasses, Tumblers (nobbiers and long boors), Wine Glasses Butter Dishes, Sugar Basins, etc., etc., etc. Lamps—Rowatt’s Anucapnic, tho Best Lamp made. No chimney. Lamp Globes, Glasses,’antl|Wiokis

AGENCIES NationaI Fire and Marine Insurance Company ; Union Fire and Marino Insurance Company; Colonial Firo and Marine Insurance Company ; Mutual Life Association of Australasia. TEMPORARY PREMISES— Custom House Street, G 5 OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.

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OSKAR gEYEB, PEEL-STREET, GISBORNE. Licensed to Sell Arms end Ammunition, and to Repair Firearms, Repairs done to Sewing Machines, &o. 68 BILLHEADS, Circular., Cheque Book) Handbills, Posters, kc., printed at the StANDaUD Office with neatness and despatch

WANTED known that Arthur J. I Cooper, of Lowe-street, is continually in receipt of fresh consignments of Boots and Shoes from the best markets. He has on .took a lot of gent's hand sown Balmoral and Elastic boots. Prices moderate. 11 WANTED KNOWN that A. J. Cooter of Lowe-street, continues to manufacture on his premises, Ladies’ and Gent’s boot# and shoe# to order. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. _ , H WANTED KNOWN that PETER NIVEN is a purchaser of Woel and cep-skins forICASH! 10