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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XIII, Issue 1014, 15 April 1869, Page 3

N SALE by the UNDERSIGNED—--2 tons No 4 fencing wire, staples and stretching apparatus to suit. BROWN & DUTHIE. BUILDERS IRONMONGERY ON SALE. Ewbauk’s nails, 1 to Gin Wire and cut nails, flooring brads Galvanised corrugated iron, G, 7 & Bft. Sash weights, 6 to 141bs, sash line Window glass 8 x 10 to 36 x 48 Hinges, rim and mortice locks Latches, axle pulleys, screws Doorsprings,brassfurnishingsin variety Linseed oil, turps, mythilated spirits Castor and colza oil, driers, umber Varnish, white lead, red lead colours Cut tind tacks, finishing nails BROWN & DUTILIE. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY ON SALE. Register stoves, cooking ranges Colonial ovens, sausage machines Iron bedsteads Table and pocket cutlery Plaited spoons and forks Tea and cott'ee pots, a large variety Crndlesticks, preserving pans Tea kettles, saucepans, boilers Trays in sets and single Kerosine lamps, cbimnies and globes American charcoal smoothing irons BROWN & DUTHIE. BROWN & DUTHIE, Licensed Dealers under Arms, 1860, HAVE ON SALE, Gunpowder, Curtis and Harvey’s, and Hall’s Blasting pcwder, fuse, wads Cartridges for revolvers, Terry’s rifles, Enfield and Snider rifles Wire cartridges for game at long distances Shot, gun and rifle caps, nipples Swords with patent leather belts Shot pouches and belts, powder flasks TO ARRIVE, Double barrel guns Sniders rifles and carbines with bayonets Breech-loading double fowling guns SETTLERS’ IMPLEMENTS ON SALE, Ploughs and harrows Fern scythes and handles Hay forks, potatoe forks American axes, morticing axes Fencing augers, Mathieson’s and American Spades, shovels, dock weeders Milk pans,pails, strainers and skimmers Cart and plough traces, back chains Long handle hedge bills F<mn hooks, hedgers’ gloves Wedges and maul rings, grindstones Cross cut and pit saws Steelyards, i-iddles, selves Winnowing sheets, bullock bells BROWN & DUTHIE. ON SALE, lx Stock, and to Arrive, 175 bases American kerosine oil. BROWN & DUTHIE. March 9. WOOL SHIPS From Canterbury for London direct. rjIHE following magnificent Clipper JL Ships will be despatched from Lyttelton during the wool season, affording ample accommodation for saloon and second-cabin passengers : ltydaspes, 2096 tons register, E. S. Ba’oot, about the end of January Blue Jacket, 1442 ditto, Janies White Glenmark, 953 ditto, R. Wrankmore, R.N.R. Mermaid, 1233 ditto, Henry Rose Matoaka, 1323 ditto, Alfred Stevens (To follow in quick succession). The Commanders are gentlemen of great experience, highly esteemed in the New Zealand passenger trade, and most of the ships carry dulj qualified medical officers. These ships are famed for the very complete arrangements made for the comfort of passengers, and the excellent table provided. For full particulars, apply to E. S. DALGETY & Co. Lyttelton & Christchurch. Jan 9. MONEY TO LEND, IN SUMS of illoo and upwards Apply to M. HODGE, Solicitor, Victoria Avenue. April 28. DrNNE FORD’S FLUID MAGNESIA IS THE GREAT REMEDY FOR ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, HEADACHE, HEARTBURN, INDIGESTION, SOUR ERUCTATIONS, and BILIOUS AFFCTIONS. It is the Physician’s cure for Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Gravel, and other complaints of the Bladder, and As a safe and gentle Medicine for Infants, Children, Delicate Females, and for the sickness of Pregnancy, DINNEFORD’S MAGNESIA is indispensible. Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers.' N. B.— Ask for “DINNEFORD’S MAGNESIA.” Aug 13.