Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Southland Times, Issue 923, 27 March 1868, Page 1

On SaleY^ALDjBE, BLACKLOCK & CO. HATE ON SALE — Ex "Prospector," from London* Brandy, pale and dark, in quarters Geneva; Whisky ■ .. Sherry and Port, fine qualityAle and Porter Teas, very fine Congous, in chests and ■ halves , Sardines., Salad and Castor Oils Homoeopathic Cocoa Hams and Bacon (Sinclair's) Wilts, and Cheddar Cheese Mustard, White StarchY : Vinegar, Soda Chrystals ." ' Vestas, Lea and , Perrins' Sauce Sperm Candles > ; L : : iV Corrugated Iron, Linseed ,Qil, in dram White Lead .. I .- - STATION SUPPLIES. : Woolpacks, Twine, Sheep Shears :; ' Ruddle for marking ■■'■■ .' Fencing Wire, best, No; 6, 7, and 8 Tobacco arid Sulphur, j./ ;; . t. ■ Also, '•■'; .*..*■..- /• : . ; 30 tons Adelaide Flour, Pollard " Sugars, Currants, Raisins, Rice, &o. .. .•• ' . . „', -;; - .'i ■'■■.^xih q. ■■■'•> ■s\ i . ! [^\z ! ;$ i y f %i b "... BaAMN&MACHiinBS, tip platform, and side delivery ■■• • ; ' ' Thkbshino Machines, one, two, and six horsepower: - .. ' r Grass Seed Drills for Station use Chaffcutters/ Cheese Presses, Oat Bruiseri Ploughs, Scarifiers, and Harrows Scythes, Reaping Hooks . - American and Aberdeen Sneds Hay Forks, Scythe Stones, Strickles, &o Bar and Rod Iron, Bolts and Nuts Holloware, Spades and Shovels Drain Spades and Shovels, from 3s 6d each Earthenware, a large assortment We would her f/< draw the* attention of fiirmera I^to_^wsis£^dsEoblrildlF^Ka~ Co.'b Reaping Machuies, which, we can, guarantee to be the best (as to 'efficiency and durability) Jintroduced into New Zealand. 1 , hay beothees. •/■;;;/ ! E'^;;Jb..; : ';s!;a1i'e— >^ ' , ,FLOURi in 50, 100/andSOpib'jbags •v: ' OATMEAL, in 5,6,100, and l2oo lb bags BRA^PollardT'Chaff.and.Oata i ij \ :. TEAV of superior quaKry, in boxeß and chests i." , ;:r „, GROCERIES ' '* „,..,.. , , 1:111 -<:.t:A ■■■■-:»■*'■ ■*- i! - : ""'' WHEAT AND OATS BOUGHT. HAT BEOTHEES^ .' , • ■ . • - i ;•■ t : !'j .;.;:.■.*'•■ .••■•-•■■ EO E S ,:vA,v-.;/l E By the undersigned — " !^' £ ,;m;:^s -■>:•:. GEEt COA&£*\t ■ BAE AND EOD IEON. GRAY'S PLOUGHS AND HARROWS. : y Furnace Boilers/ Holloware? - ■ ' " White and Red Lead, Turpentine ■'■"- Boiled, -Raw, and Castor Oils ■■'■"' Woolpacks, Seaming Twine^ .■■■•■- !J - Sheep Shears, Arsenic Sulphur, Soft Soap Sheepwash' Tobacco Rock Salt ■+ -'"I- !; . ..a Rennets...,';"/-- n, . C..'.'.; ,ox i. .-.i;it " '""■ "Wines,' Spirits • • Vjn "^ Teas, Sugars,. Flour And all kuida of; Farm and Station Stores. OCHRAN, GRANGER & BLACKWOOD, ;..,•, ...;. ..,. ; \ Deverbb-^treet QOOT^ANI)] TISTEAM Si SAW ?■ ' MILTS :— AKD • ■ WOODWORKING MACHINE ■•'■^■■■'•''■■■'^'""T TAEDS,..,^,^^ „;; r • ' ■. rl CLYDli ! ; : ' iifD" ! EyE^' STREEIS, (Opposite the (Custom House.); . i.^ y 1 ;•• •'■ —^?;-i ; :"-. : - --"yfk. ERASER begs to intimate to his customers ( and the public generally ' that his Sawmills, are now in full operation ; alsoj planing and matching, moulding, morticing^ turning, and boring machinery. <A quantity of round timber will always be kep t at the Mills, so that special sizes' can be cut and supplied to oraer at once. , , , • . llie Timber Yard at the north end of DeestrepCancL.the store in Dee-street, will be closed from this date, and every description of /building materials supplied at the Milla.^ . ■ W. <F. having received a complete assortmen t of Building Ironmongery from- one of the best houses in Melbourne, is now prepared tol'Bupply to order — « ••• - : " ! ''- ~~ "Corrupted Iron '. Nails, Locks, Hinges, Screwß, Ac., &c ...i/NativelMid American <Mouldirigs { **** : r - ■■ Native arid American ' Flooring and Luurig ■•':-■ • Native aiid ' iAiriOTicari Lumber "'"*'" : ,'' ]■ ..'• Doors; Sashes, Weatherboards, 1 Scantling r '■ ' ' l Shingles, Machine-dressed PaKngs, &c., Ac. . :. Saw-dust ."arid shavings from the plariirig machine: can be had at the Sawmub for the I taking oway '••■ •-