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Westport Times, Volume VI, Issue 933, 29 February 1872, Page 3

THOMAS i' U L B "WaOLEHAIE AN.O EITATr, IROKMONGER AND IMPORTER OF CHINA, GLASS WAKE, EABTHENWABE, FUENLTUEE, GLASS, PAINTS OILS, PAPERHANGiiVGS, Etc., etc., etc. 1 T. F. begs to call especial attention to Lis stock of f'uruisliing irontponoerv, household furniture, china, glass, earthenware, all of which has received considerable additions of newest goods selected by Mr Field on \>U recent visit to the Australian Colonies. Shipments are now landed, and opened for inspection at his warehouse; Ken* nedj street, Westport, and which will be sold at considerably EEDUCED PRICES to make room for further shipments direct from England. Leamington, Paragon, and Princess Cooking Ranges Empress, Yietoress, and Economist Stoves, with sets of cooking utensils complete Best Bright, Colonial, and Dutch Ovens All descriptions of tinned, enamelled and copper Stew-pans, Sauce-pans, Preserving-pans Mincing and Sausage Machines, Egg Boilers, Jelly, and Puduing Moulds Patty and Tart Pans (all stapes) French Cooks' Knives and Shield Forks, Filter's Bread-pans, Wire Meat Safes and Dish Covers, etc., etc.

Handsome electro-plated Services, forming a brilliant display ■ Dinner Services, Dresden, china, and green Dessert; best Sheffield table Cutlery and electroplated Forks, Snoons, and dessert Knives; sets of Dish Covers in Britannia metal and electroplate; Cruet, Sauce, and Pickle Frames; Napkin Bings, Knife Bests, and Table Mats ; superior cut Wine, Champagne, and Liqueur Glasses Serviceable articles to suit the means of all parties; and for hotels a class of goods specially imported, of extra durability, and good appearance Tea and Coffee Services in Britannia metal; figured, white, and gold China; also, cheap Earthenware; Egg Frames, Bread Knives, and Platters, Butter Knives; ivory and pearl, paniermacde ,and japanned Windsor Tea Trays, etc., etc. A large assortment of iron and wood Bedsteads ; children's Cribs, Cots, and Bassinets; Palliasses and mattrasses of all descriptions ; Baths of all sorts ; Toilet Sets ; enamelled, japanned, gilt, and cheap Earthenware, Toilet Cans, Chamber Candlesticks, Nursery Lam ps, wire Fire Guards, etc., etc. Eegistered Stoves, bronzed Fendtra, steel Fire Irons. Splendid assortment of Statuettes, Vases. Pier G-lasses; cedar and marble Chimney Pieces, Cornice, Poles, and Ends Ironing Stoves, charcoal and box Irons, galvanised and American wood Washing Tubs, portable Washing Coppers in frames, Washing and Wringing Machines, patent Mangles Enamelled and stamped Milk Dishes, Butter Moulds, Prints, and Pats, Milk. Skimmers* Strainers, Thermometer and Atmospheric Churns Garden Chairs, sets of Ladies' Gardeu Tools, Garden Engines, Watering Pots, Chaff-cutters. Assortment of Ploughs and Harrows

Paperhangers will find a stock of 5000 pieces to select from j also, a large stock of Paints, Oils, and disss, etc. HOUSEHOLD FUBNITUJ&E. Hair-cloth Balloon Back Dining Chairs; do. do. Ladies and GenEasy Chairs Hair-cloth Sofas and Couches, Colonial Sofas and Couches in green leather, Children's Table Chairs, Night Commodes Carved back Cheffoniers, Book-cases Chests of Drawers, 5 and 7 Washstands, Dressing Tables, and Towel Horses Square Dining and Bound Tables, Pier and Dressing Glasses 20 Cases American Chairs, consisting of Ladies', Oak, Dining, Astor Grecian, Eocking, Child's High and Low, Verandah, Lath, Folding and Baltimore Wood Chairs. Hotel and Country Storekeepers will find this a good opportunity to renew their- stock, and na usual will find their orders promptly attended to, THOMAS FIEJiII Kennedy and Wallabi streets, AYESTPORT.