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Patea Mail, 21 January 1882, Page 4

Clovers and GVa&SiSeed. j. (GIBSON has now on sale, White, Red, and Cow Grass. Clover Timothy, Rye, and Cocksfoot Grass Seed Rape and White Stubbing Turnips :':v ? r To arrive per “ Alsator,” due early in February, White Clover, Red Clover Cow Grass, and Alsyke Clover This shipment being choice 1 new seed, persons would do well to book orders early. Shipment of new Guns just landed ex Mercia, will be on view next Saturday. CHEAP ADVERTISING. ; T P Advertisements are inserted • daily “ till countermanded,” at lowest rates, on credit, as follow : Business Notices. James Kenworthy, Opposite Post Office, Patea, STATIONER, Bookseller, & Newsagent, dealer in Fancy Goods, &c. Direct importation of Books suitable for school prizes and Christmas presents, 1 which are marked : at W an g a P u i : prices. Liberal allowance on purchases of £2 and upwards. : ;•••■!' •• : ' !ii Inspect : the stock and; compare prices before ordering piit of the. district. ‘HEN f purchasing,, see ; jonr, BootSl .are branded on the sole f: (Registered), ; All of which are guaranteed,, by the Manufacturers. WATMATE Timber Yard, ” MANAIA: ’ 0. DAYS, lately from, Oamaruj begs, to inform settlers dh the Plains that' he has opened the? above.Yard at and has, -on hand a Large Stock, o f . Doors , Sashes, Mouldings, TURNED LEGS, ; AND ■ All Sorts of Building Materials. Having made advantageous arrangements, C. Days is in a position to‘offer best value. Public Notices. Pianos! Pianos! CAN bevh'tfd l - Cheap at E. Ellery Gilbert’s, and : Tuned: 12 months free of charge. Old Instruments put into thorough good repair. Tuning done by the year. Visit Patea every Quarter. Address—Devon-street, New Plymouth; care Mr Gower, Chemist, Patea. '■ i . s:- ' ' ' j■' 8 iPhotogpapliy. Oxford-street Photographic ; patea, PORTRAITS tajsen daily- from 10, a.m. to 8 p.m. ' Residences and views photographed to order. -c.- , - -. ,- r v d. m: warren, , ; ; • :! Proprietor. WAVERLEY. —Copies of the Mail can be had at Mr Fookes’s office., (Patea. Sash / and Door. Depot, ; " Bed/'ofd-sifeet, Patea. Reduction’ Doors ...apd. Sashes -)i .;iji- ■ .i ■ ; Price' Lists and Moulding Sheet on ! .i application' : Also, on, sale, ,; , ' i: -Turhery of every description ' •: .Sheet, Glass, all sizes 1 ; . Plain and Carved Trusses Verandah Brackets,cut to any pattern i ,'■ Totara and Birch Posts : , ; : . ~Rpd and Pipe- Rails Hobarton Palings, 6 and 6 feet White and Red Pine Totara and Kauri Timber All at Lowest Remunerative Bates; Yards : Bedford-street, Patea, and at WANdiNUI ' ‘ ' York Sc Gornfoot, Proprietors. ;, S' BEE-HIVE STOEI. ' JOHN WEELAN’S EA AND GROCERY PRICE LIST! TO THE PUBLIC ; Anchovies—Essence Is 4d, paste Is 4d per bottle Arrowroot —Queensland Bd, St, Vincent Is, Bermuda Is 4d per lb Acid—Tartaric 3s 6d. Apples—Dried, 8d lb Barley—Pearl 4d lb. Blacking—Bd ..dozen > Black Lead, Id per packet Blue—Oxford Is 6d per lb Brooms and Brushes, every variety Butter —A constant supply of the choicest dairies, at current rates Bacon and hams—Only the best Canterbury kept. Sides 9£d, hams lid Candied Lemon (3 kinds)—ls 6d to 2s per lb Candles from lOd to Is 8d per lb Capers Is, Is 3d per bottle . : t Currants, new and clean, at 7d per lb: Currie' Powder—Cross & Blackwell’s Is 3d per bottle, Morton’s 9d per bottle ■ i Coffee (Greig & Co.’s, Dunedin, and , Trent Bros.’s, Christchurch) from Is 4d to'2s lb Cocoa —Van Houten’s 4s lOd, 2s sd, and Is 3d per tin ; Tullock’s 4s Bd, 2s 4d, and Is 2d per tin; Epps—Fry’s, Jib packet, 5d Corn Flour—Bd, lOd, and Is per lb Carbonate of soda, 6d per lb Cream of Tartar, 2s 9d per lb Cheese—Best Akaroa reduced to 8d per lb Carraways, Is 6d per lb Clothes lines, 9d and Is Extract of Soap—6 packets for Is Emery Powder, 9d per tin ,; Essences (flavoring), Is and Is 3d per bottle Jams—Stoneless, 9d per tin Jelly—Calfsfoot, quarts 4s 6d Maccaroni, ls2d per.lb. .. Swiss Milk and Coffee, Is 6d per tin ; Milkmaid brand, lid per tin Oil—Salad 9d, castor Is per bottle Pepper—Black'ls 6d, white Is 8d per lb Kerosine—High-test, 11s a tin Seidlitz Powers, Is 4d . Soap, 6d, 9d, and-ls per bar r Pickles—Oriental' 2s 6d, Cross & Blackwell’s Is 3d, Morton’s assorted Is per bottle Pain-killer, Is ,4d per bottle Peas—Split, 5d per lb Rice—Best 4d, ground 6d per lb Sago—sd, ground 8d per lb , \ Sugars—l.W. 401b bags at s£d per lb ; 1.0. 401b bags 4£d per lb; English loaf-7d per lb Seed—Canary, hemp, rape, linseed, 8d per lb Sulphur—Flour of, 9d per lb Teas—ln half-chests and boxes. Ken-Yong Congou 2s 4d per lb ; Young How Congou j 2s 6d lb; Assam Pan Yong Congou (very best) 3s lb ; Orange Peko 3s 6d lb Tobaccos—Nail rod, 6s per lb; Venus flat tens 6s per lb.; twist 5s 6d Tapioca, 8d per lb. Treacle, 5d Vinegar—English, 3s 6d per gallon Washing Boards—Wood Is 4d, zinc Is 9d Whiting, 2d per lb Washing soda, 2d per lb Yeast powder, 9d per tin SPECIAL LINES. Potted Meats and Game—Oxford sausages; : Cambridge do, ham, tongue and chicken, Yorkshire game pie, veal and ham pie, ; Yorkshire pork pie, ham, &c., chicken do, j hashed venison, jugged hare, pheasants, grouse, partridge, truffled tripe, collard ox tongue, pic-nic tongue, Russian ox tongue in jelly,.savoury pie, &c., &c.,,&c. ~, As at present advertised, this List contains about a fourth part of the complete catalogue. M’CArty and Hunger, BLACKSMITHS, Importers of Farm Implements, and Wheelwrights. Traps, Carts, &c made or Repaired. Excellent Workmanship Guaranteed. Horse Shoeing on tlie most approved, principle. JOH N GIBSO N, importer. BUILBEBS. 1 i / CORRUGATED and Pliain Galvanised Iron, Zinc, Sheet Lead, Nails, Ridging and Spouting, Kitchen Ranges, Col. Ovens, Stoves, Reg. Grates,-. English, and American Ironmongery and Tools. BLACKSMITHS-Brass Foundry. ~^ r ICES, Bolts, Nuts, Putman Nails, Washers, Hoop Iron. SETTXjERS. RICHMOND and Chandler’s prize Chaff-cutters; Root-pulpers, Drills; Hornsby Ploughs, single and double ; Wallace and Holtham’s Auckland-made Double Furrow Ploughs,‘&c:.; Reid and Gray’s Dunedin Implements; Avery and Fairbank Platform Weighing Machines and Scales ; Wire Netting, Sheep Shears, . Spades, Hay Forks and Rakes,| Handles, Lightning Hay-knives, Furnace-pans (copper and castiron) from 20 to 80 gallons. Clover Seeds (very choice) to arrive per “ Alastor,” in February. Fencing Wire and Staples ; Barbed Steel Wire. PAINTERS. PAPERHANGINGS by hale ; Scrim, Brushware, White and Red Load Paints, Oil, Varnish, Gold Size, Bn. Hard Spirit, French Polish, Copal Body, Copal Carriage. Trade Requisites. FURNISHING-. IRON BEDSTEADS, Cots, Chairs, Cutlery, Tinware, Brushware, E.P. Ware, Door Mats, Pumps and Piping, Lampware, Glassware, Crockery, Wire Meat-covers, American Clqtbes-Wringers, and every requisite for furnishing. Agent for Davis’s New Vertical-feed Sewing Machines, and others. ■ 12 Hollis & Sons’ to arrive per “ Mercia,” clue in January. New Goods to arrive by “Margaret Galbraith,” “Mercia,” “Perthshire,” “ Euterpia,” “ Alasterj” &c.