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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 118, 12 October 1896, Page 3

fgO* f£' ?1 WS riil W'B s aa a a Bfj GROCER & GENERAL DEALER* EGMONT STREET PATEA, WISHES to call attention to the following lines : Farmers' Requisites Prime Table Potatoes, Seed Wheat, Oats, Barley, Blue Prussian Peas, Beaus, Pollard and Chaff. SEEDS-: Mangold, Carrot, Parsnip, Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Broadleaf Essex Rape, Clovers, Mustard and Turnips. EARLY POTATOESEarly Rose, American Rose, Early Ruby, Ashleaf Kidney, Bruce, Fidler’s Victory, Perfection, Reading Hero. Magnum Bonum, Early Regents and Beauty of Heron ; also to land shortly a few tons of Circular Heads and Derwents. Customers in want of these should apply early to avoid disappointment. A general selection of Nimmo and Blair’s Seeds, which have always given satisfaction. Adelaide and Rock Salt, Sheep Netting with centre strands, barbed and plain Galvanised Wire, /Caustic Soda, Bluestone, Red and Blue Ruddle, Raw and Boiled Linseed, Colza, Neatsfoot, Castor and Lard Oils, Turps, Methylated Spirits, Pitch, Stockholm and Coal Tar, Venetian Red, Staples, Nails and Cornsacks, Lind, Cooper’s, and Owen’s Dip (why go to Wanganui for latter line and pay freight and cartage, when I will deliver at Wanganui prices?) Bon Bon and Down Stones, Camp and Colonial Ovens, Lamps (in this line I excell).

Family Requisites— I I stock Atlas, Silverdust and Kalcaramea Flour, McGill's, Anderson’s and Langdown’s Oatmeal, Auckland No. 1, la, and 2 Sugar—Queensland Sugar now landing—Surat ura Matarata and Pekoe Teas, 01 ub and French Coffees, New Australian. Gaisins, Hurleyvilte Cheese —none better, — [ New Dates and JTunes, Lvaporafcad Apricots, Teaches and Apples, Figs, in bulk and in ilb boxes, Gear’s and Kirkpatrick's Sheeps' Tongues lib and 2ib tins, pickled Salmon, Tinned Oysters, Tinned Whitebait, Curried Babbit, Babbit and Bacon, Tinned Fruits—including Apricots, Peaches, Pears and Pine Apples--Goar’s and St, George’s Potted Meats in small | tins, Ham and Bacon, 150 test White | Pose Kerosine, Price’s Caudles, Carriage Candles and Night Lights, Zealandia Boots and Shoes. I have recently lauded a targe assortment of Tea and Breakfast Sets, Dinner Sets, etc. Inspection invited. enamelled WARE- 10 In this line I stock the following Tea and Coifee Pots, Dippers, Oollenders, Jugs, Mugs, Stewpans. Saucepans, Pie-dishes, Basins, Funnels, Cups and Saucers, Plates, etc. I Stock— Wicker, Kush and Basketware, Japanese Taoies, Old English Chairs, Fancy Wicker Chairs and 'Tables, Music Stands, Pic-nic Baskets. Bedsteads, including half-tester and French Bedsteads, Childrens’ Cots, Spring Mattrasses, Wove Wire Mattrasses, Single and Double Kapoc Beds, and Kapoc, best quality, Pianos on time payment, AGENCIES Gooper’SjDip, Owen’s Dip, Langstone’s Lung Worm Specific, Laraey’s Lung Worm Specific, London and Lancashire Insurance Co., Suratura lea, Hurleyville Cheese, Wright’s Dunedin Biscuits.

J, McKUNNa. XXra.ham.7 Ss» %UkIUSBSSm A E£E, pGMONT STREET, PATEA. piISHES to inform his Patrons and VV the public generally that be has opened up a ‘SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF , SADDLERY ! and HARNESS of all Descriptions, which he has imported direct from England. Having successfully conducted business here for many years, JAMES GRAHAM is well acquainted with the trade of the district, and consequently his£ importations will be found thoroughly suitable to the requirements of both town and country. tor*--* J.G. das made arrangements per ! Manufacturing Draught Oollaks on ihe premises, so that any one requirI i ng a special make or pattern can be j ‘ -applied ,Has no hesitation in stating: that his j stockf oi Harness Mounts MS NOT' IX) BE EQUALLED IN TH E district. • Revs’ and Gill' 3 ’ Saddles, Side and ' Mack Saddles of Superior •make alwa Vs on hand. , j Saddles cannot Ue Excelled in th o Colony * inspection Invite*