Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 298, 3 December 1862, Page 1

. Merchandise., O^ N S A~ L~" E~~ Ex Geelong, Bombay, Escort, and other recent arrivals, Invoices of---Ironmongery comprising spades, shovels, picks, tools of various kinds, locks, axes, naiis, horse shoes, and wheelbarrows (galvanized), ice. Galvanised iron tiles spouting, pails, and patent continuous roofing {Morewood's) Saddlery and harness of superior quality and well assorted Windsor and other chairs, iron cots, and bedsteads I Window glass of d ifferent sizes j A&phalte roofing felt (from Anderson and Co of Belfast) Tarpaulins, Manilla rope I . Leathev (English and; Victorian), of various sorts i Watertight and other boots, English boot fronts Wrapping and hanging papers Calico and paper bags , ' Scarlet blankets Vinegar (in qr,-casks), sardines Quicksilver (in iron bottles) Scotch ploughs and harrows Casey's roap (crown and feather brands) Neva stearine and composite candles i Colt's tnd other revolvers . •. ' AKB A small invoice of M'DougalPs patent cheep wash (a substitute for tobacco.) FREDERICK MOSS.&XO.,, Princes-street. DIRECT SHIPMENTS,! ■= ? v } r Ex Abdul Medjid, Bombay, Planter, and recent Arrivals... r* 8?»S^ B-- BY TIFtJNDERSIGNffIV /J^NEIiAL IRONM'ONQJBRy, Comprising - Holloware Cutlery Electro-plated Goods Bedsteads -Toilet Sets . Kerosene and Oil Lamps Candlesticks Locks, Bolts, and Hinges Nails and Screws Tools of every description Sorby's Saws and other Tool 3 Scales aud Weights Ayery's Platform MachineaF * fireproof Safes Cash Boxes Cruet Frames . Galvanized" Buckets .-.''"','■. Iron Frame Pullies Galvanized Bowls and Basins Smiths-Bellows,- Anvils, Tools, ice. SADDLERY—a first class assortment EARTHENWARE and Chinav/are, ooa i ing of— , Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea Service*! ' Toilet Sets, &c, *&c. OILS and PAINTS FINEST COLZA OIL HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY. LACES, tea. PORT WINE, IN Qb-CASKS. SHERRY, 1)0. CHAMPAGNE. ~ BROOMS AND BRUSHES, Of all descriptions. STATIONERY, ENGjKAVINGS, kc. ROPES, TWINE, AND SHOE THREADS BOOTS AND SHOES.' FANCY GOODS, F. MASON & CO., Opposite Bank of New Zeaiauk, ■■•-.- -~ ;. Rattray-street. . ON SALE, at the Stores! of the UNDEF SIGNED:— ..-.''' . , . ; Grain Napoleon boots Do. do. do., rough bradded • . . Stout Wellington boots , Do. Prince's do. Grain shooting.do. Kip watertight^ boots, rough bradde Do. Blucher do.,'do. r ; Women's calf lace boots, bradded, leather Hnedf Do. Cordovan dp., rivetted .. .... ....;, Do. Memel boots, elastic sides * Ladies' kid. boots, elastic sides, military heel* Girls'do. do., do., s do. . ; Do. Memel Balmoral boots Do ; Cordovan do.- ... Children's kid boots, elastic rfdes Do. Memel Balmoral boots Do. Cordovan do. ' • Men's and women's buff sliftoers, wool lined. CLEMENT LAWVbRD & CO., ■■■■'.< • ; J f ' General Importers, ■'.'•: Hope-street, text'Aldinga Hotels i Sole Agents for James Davies and Son, Boot anuSfe»JMinufacturers, London. MATTHEWS COACH AND WAGGON FACTORY, Great King Street, near Albion i ■ -■■ •'■■ ■•• --;- ■-■■-■ Hotel' ' ■ ■ ■ / -. ] On hand and made to order,-— - Merchants carts ~,,-• Bakers' do ~ ; . Bntctess'adb . Wharf tips Road and Bullock drays . •. Light and heavy wiggons • Brakes fixed on the most approved principle : Repairs promptly executed - - ■■-•»:•.--. ; Smiths' work in.general.,." , ' , , - /\ TO DRAYMEN, GOUNTRY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. ' ! " THE,UNDBRSrGNED~HAVE dN SALE Xt THEIR STORES:-- , Flour—Adelaide and Tasmanian • Oats—Best Colonial . Maize—whole and cracked - Bottled fruits, pickles, sardines Jams, mustard, currants ' Coffee, tea, sugar Raisins—Cape and Muscatels Carbonate soda, tartaric acid • < Hams, bacon, cheese Colonial butter, Manilla rope Vestas—plaids, and tins Paper bags- -assorted sizes American axes, driving pick -! ' Hammer handles, camp ovens' Case brandy—Martell's, Hennessy's/Charante Lamarque's Whisky—qr.-casks and case; rum Geneva-r-red and green cases; cigars Tobacco—twist and plug Port and sherry—bulk and case -Bottled'ale and porter—Marzetti's ( , Hobson's Bay soap and candles Sperm candles—full and light weights. . . J. A. & R. BaIRD, Stafford-street, "And at Waikouaiti, Nokomai, and Dunstan. pT 6" jj si 1 i/ is. - Slops, hosiery,- blankets, flannels, calicoes Turkish towelsj Manchester goods - , , And , T Drapery of every description ' l BOOTS AtfD BHOB . Manilla rope ' • Cutlery,'plated ware, carpenter's tools German silver, tea, dessert" and table spoons and forks ,*. _~-, American cut nails, pewter ale measures, pints and half-pints, and ironmongery of all lauds btamped and bossed gold washing dishea Galvanized iron" buckets ' .Camp o^ens and covers ' ''"■'»- Three-legged pots, % 4,5,' and 6 galldng : - •- Ames' Hunt's, Day's, Kimbal's, -and Brownings long and short round point shovels DH old colony do slukte forks Corrucatedgalvtfnizedlron, Ctdßleet - - Finest Mauritius sugar "- *r Bottled ale and porter Brandy, geneva, wines; and spirits of various dcs« • - eriptions -'- -• ,- - ' -•'" •' < ~ Superior colonial bacon (rolls) , - '* Tierces and i ounds of, beef, " /- Tobacco, 10's. ■ x>'.\ ALEXANDER_,C.UM;MIJfG.& CO M ._._: ' . . •.',.', $tafFard~»fre«& JUST LANDING, EX CHEVIOT, ,r, k WHITE and Red Clover Seed, Cow. Graw and Timothy Seed..; ' . .:' '!i-- v - , ." " JAS. PATERSON & CO., '^ -v u ** X<uise-«te«tt