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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXX, Issue 11636, 7 November 1887, Page 4

Business Notices. CTTILMAM. A LEXANDER IRONMONGER AND GENNEAL MERCHANT. Bidgway Street. j WANGANUI, W. ALEXANDER, in drawing '.the attention of the Public, wishes? to announce that h . bas purchased the business ately carried on nnder the style of Drummond and Alexander j and in thankng his numerous customers in the past, would respectfully solicit a continuance of their fayours in the future. TO COUNTRY~CUBTOMERS. W. A. particularly requests a visit, to aspect his large and varied stook in all epartments, of which the goods bavo been marked at prices that muet command a ready sale. IN STOCK, And to arrive a lerge and very complete assortment of CARPENTER'S TOOLS— Large variety . TINWARE — Travelling Trunks,. Round Boxes. Cash Boxes. Milk Pans, Milk Strainers. Milk Skimmers. Tea and Ooffe Pots. Candlesticks, &0., &c, BRUSHWARE.— Hair Brooms. Scrubs, Bannisters. Shoe. White Wash, &c, PAINTS.— CDs and Tarnishes. WEIGHING MACHINES — Avery's Platform Counter Scales. Spring Balance AWS.—Cross Outs, (Drag Teoth, Lance Tooth &c.) Hand and 7*in, Pit Vertical Olrcular, &c. STOVES — Heating — Severa /\.ttems. Cooking. Aictress, Mistress, Eitchen Ranges — with high pressure. Boilers. 4 and 4iffc. French Cooking Ranges. Register Stores— various prices. Cottage Grates, ELECTRO PLATED WARE -Spot . Forkes. Teapots,. Cruets. Buter. Knives. Biscuit Boxes. Toast Raoks. Egg Frames, and a Variety of Novelties. HOLLOWARE — Tind and Enamelled Saucepans. Tea Kettles. Oyal Boil* ers. Tea Fountains. Preserving Pans. Frying Pans, GRIDIRONS,— Fenders and Eire Irons Galvanised Buckets and Tubs. Knife Gleaners. Knife Boards and Polish. Clothes Wringers. Putnam's Table Mangles Mincing Machines. LAMPWARE — - Hink's Duplex, Table and Hanging Lamp Globes. Lamp Glasses and Wiofcs, &o. - CUTLERY— TabIe and Dessert Knives in. Bone and Ivory — all Prices. Table Knives and Forks in Black:, Buffs (White and Stag handles). Carvers, Bread Knives. Cook's Knives. Cook's Forks. Pocket Cutlery, &o. LOOKS— Rim, Carpenter's Patent, 5 to t 7 inch. Rim, Real Patent, sto 7 inchz Rim, New Patent Lever, specially — good value. Mortice. Pad. Ohest. Cupboard and complete variety, Brass Cabinet Locksi HINGES— Brass and Cast Butts. Japanned Lees. Heavy Scotch Tees. Gate Hinges— both Single and Double Strap. ARDENTOOLS-Rakes. Hoes. Spades. Garden Ree.g. Garden Lines. Potato and Weeding Forks, &o. JTLRS— Ha«d Saws, 3 toB inch. Pit Saw. Mill Saw. Gulleting. ., Horse Rasps. Square, Flat. Half Round and Round Bastards, &c. TIND Frying Pans— Oval & Bound— all sizes. Cast Furnace Boilers, from 25 to 100 Gallons. .Copper Furnace Boilers and Frames from TO to ! 30 • Gallpns. Camp Ovens; Girdles. Sash ! Weights. Axle Boxes. Jaw Box.es. ,WIRE NETTlNG— iineb to 4i ich meshes ' 24, 30, and 36 inch wide I BLASHERS. Axes. Picks. L.H. Shovels, I • -~.. Bpades, Mattocks. Measuring- Tfipea. . Hames Leader and Shaft. Hops Blocks, Stropped, 3 in., both Single and Double SCREWS— Brass aud Iron, iinch to 4 inch WERTHEIM Hand Sowing Machines SHEEP SHEARS- Ward and Payne's with or without Straps OIL STONES— Washita. . Turkey, &c, SCYTHES— SoIid Back. Riveted Back. I from 36 to 42 inch. Scythe Stones, Scythe Handles. ! OACH SPRINGS and Scrolls, 2x5 j 2 x 6,2* x 7 — ■ Aries — Mail Patent. ( Dray Arms. Bolts and Nuts. Bolts End. Blank and Tapped Nuts COLONIAL Ovens— 24 inch to 36inch NAILB— W/re, 1 to 6 inch. , Ewbank's Patent, li to 7 inch. Horso Nails,Putnam's and Walker's. Lead Headed . Nails. Out Moor Brads. Wire Moor Brads. Tind and Blued Tacks, Olout Nails, Wire and Wrought, $ to 1§ inch, Finishing Nails, _- to 2 inch PLAIN Galvanised 1r0n —22, 24, 26, 28 guage j and 24, 30, and 36 in width SHEET Zino. No's 8j 9; 10, 11, 12 PERFORATED Zinc SHEET Lead, 3_- to 61bs 30 TON S WALKER'S "3 Crown" Galvanized Corrugated Iron (5 to loft) Bar Rod and Hoop Iron B. B. H, Shoeing Iron STEEL— -Shear. Cast. Spring. Blister SHEET & PLATE IRON— 24 gauge to * an _• inch TIN PLATES, Charcoal, 20 x 14, IC. Ix, lxx. Tin Plates, Coke, 20x 14, IC Ix lxx ; TIND SHEETS, 72 x24 x 34* 24. 26 guage BLOOK TIN FENOING STAPLES, Diamond Points— xl 4, Ixl4, lix 10,1^x8 POMPS— Lift, and Lift and Forop CEMENT. DRAINPIPES— 4 to 18nnohj Bends, • Junctions, Ohimney Pots, Syphons, Cesspits. GROCERIES. Complete Stock, including— Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Fruits, Flour, Rice, Pickles,. Candles, Kerosene, Soaps, Potatoes, Tobacco and Cigars, Veetas, Sauces, Cocoa, Chocolate, Sco., &c., Sco. To arrive— A Shipment of the Celebrated ASSAM and HINDOO TEAS. WINES. PORT— Silva and Cousins' <J>o- <$> * * * « ..»> <»> o> <j>. SHERRY— Corona and Duff and Gordon CLARET— St. Julieu, St. Emilion, Pauillac and Marqaux CHAMPAGNE— OIieqnot, Waohter, Paul de Morant, and Gold Lack AUSTRALIAN WINES — Fallo and and Penfold's WHISKEYS. E.Y.0., Kilmarnock, Usher's, KinnahanV Fettercairn, Dunville's, Loch Dhu, Rob R->y, Etc., Etc. BKANDYS. Hennessy's, Oourvoisier, Deniß Mounie, Meukow, Lucien Bellot, Louis B-ehoad. Etc., Etc., Etc. ! RUM. J Red Star and R.W.P., 10 and 30 o.p. GENEVA. J.D.K.Z., Burnett's Old Tom, Wolfe's Schnapps. LIQUEURS— Bitters, &0.. ALES AND STOUT. Bull Dog, Tenaant's, Patterson's, and^Hibs berts, Kangaroo. " Sole Agent for Cooper's Oelebrated Sheep Dip , E.S.O. Wbiskkey 'j