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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1066, 30 July 1883, Page 1

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CASH PRICE LIST. Bee Hive Store. AS times are at the lowest ebb, I will once more produce my New Price List to compete with the times : Arrowroot 8d per lb, tart acid 3s lh Pearl barley 3d per lb, blacking 6d per doz Blacklead i 5 packets for Is, brooms Is 6d each Bass broom 4s, hair brooms 8s 6d each Candied peel Is 6d lb, capers Is bottle, curry 1 s bottle Currants (new) 6d lb, raisins 8d lb. sultanas 9d lb Cocoa (V.H.) Is 2d tin, or 4s 6d lb Cornflour 8d lb, carbo. soda 4d lb, washing soda 1 lb Cheese (Akaroa) lOd lb, carraways Is lb, clothes lines 9d and Is each Extract soap 8 packets for Is, washing powders 15 for Is Emery powder 9d tin, whiting Id lb Jams three for 2s, or 9d per tin Maccaroni Is, marmalade Is, Swiss milk lOd per tin Oil salad Bd, castor 9d B. pepper Is 6d lb, W. pepper Is 8d lb Kerosene (high test) 9s per tin, or 8d per bottle Soap 4d, 6d, and lOd per bar Pickles is bottle, painkiller Is 3d bottle Peas (split) 4d, rice 3d, sago 4d lb, starch 6d lb Sugars, 4d, 4-|d, and 5d lb Teas 2s, 2s 6d, and 3s (best) Tobaccos—Nailrod 5s 6d, Yenus flat 5s 6d lb Tapioca 6d lb, treacle 4d lb, vinegar 8s gall. Washing boards Is and Is 6d The same Bargains can still be obtained at the Bee Hive Store, such as—251bs oatmeal and 11b tea for 6s 6d 61bs sugar and 11b tea for 4s 6d 1 doz boxes matches, stick tobacco, and pipe, for Is I would call the public attention to my shipment of Ironmongery, which are all marked in plain figures, and will “ lick creation,” as our friend puts it. JAMES LETT, MERCHANT, &o. &c. LIME. SCREENED Shell Lime, for Orchards, Gardens, Grass Plots, &c. This Lime can be applied at any time. It kills sorrel and other weeds, is necessary for all plants, sweetens the soil and stimulates growth. In Bags of 2 cwt each ; 2s 6d per Bag. To be had in Waver!ey at R. & J. MUIR’S. For lots of 5 tons and upwards, for grass and crops, 10s, to 20s per ton, according to place of delivery, apply to J. S. THOMSON, Waverley. TO WOODVILLE SETTLERS. THE “ PATE A MAIL” is now delivered in Woodvilleon the evening of publication. Subscribers can obtain their papers from Mr George Moss, who has been appointed agent.