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Patea Mail, Volume XII, Issue 52, 29 May 1899, Page 3

I A. IEEEMA I’A/r:-.. g NEW 3ilEi)d—Just Landed. w Flower Seeds, Id. Vegetable Seed?, 3d. *■"“ Box Thorn, Blue Gum, EMacrocarpa. Early Bose, Beauty of Hebron. Ash leaf & Bath Kidneys, and D White Elephant. Mangold and Carrot, Blue 8. Prussian Peas, Horse Beam. Rape, Southland Eye Grass, Cocksfoot. EvaporsM k Tinned Fru ! l. I am opening up a line of Evaporah u Fruit from California, Including Apricots, Peach a Pears, Prunes, Dates & Tinned Dessert Fruit, including— Apricots, Peaches, Pears, In the PRODUCE line I have a large stock of— " Fowls Wheat, Oats, Bran, i t ) Pollard, Chaff, Maize, Crushed & Whole Linseed, Prime Table Potatoes,, Adelaide Coarse and Rock Salt Sulphate of Iron Sulphur, Blue Stone, Caustic Sod» Hematite, . Red & Blue huddle, White and Red Lead Enamehda d Mixed Paints - Raw, Boiled, Castor, Colza, Neutsfoot and Lard (Ms. Turps, Meth Spirits, Pitch, QT. Lamp Black, Venetian Red, Wire Netting, Sheep Netting, « Plain and Barbed Wire Q-* in £ & 1 Galvd Staples—l, Is, & 1| inch] I have a large stock of LAMPS ot the Very Latest I improved Fater n. Golden Gem, Woods, and Kakaramea Flour, McGilTs and Steven’s Oatmeal, Auckland Coy’s Sugars and Golden Syrups. Suratura, Nelson Moate, & Indian Tea Club and French Coffee. Gear’s and Kirkpatrick’s Tinned Meat Pickled Salmon, Cocktail Salmon, Tinned Oysters, White Bait, Curried and Boiled Rabbit, Sheep’s Tongues • Kippered and Fresh Herrings, Herrings in Tomato & Shrimp SauceMullet, Sardines. Red and White Herrings. Harrioot Beans & Lentils, Split Peas, Pearl Barley. Swiss Milk, Mellin’s, Allen & Hanbuzy’s, and Neave’s Farn Foods, Dr Brandt’s Malted Food, Paten* Groats & Baidoy, Nestle’s Milk Food, Arrowroot, Cornflour, Sharland’s and Edmoud’s Baking Powder. Keiller’s ; Kirkpatrick’s, and Macono‘dchie’s Marmalade Rasberry* 'Strawberry, and BlackCurrant Jam, in 11b tins & 21b jars, Assorted Jams, Honey, Lard, Desicated Cocoanut, Gelatine 2/6 per lb. Almonds 1/3 per lb. Van llouten’s, Epp's, Taylor’s, and Cadbury’s oocoa. Fry’s Concentrated Cocoa. la Crockery and Glassware have all the Latest Novelties including Tea and Dinner yets Enamel ware, Brush ware, Bird Cages, Lan wni Axes, Spades, and Shovels. PATENT MEDICINES, keep a Large and Up-to-date Stock, BOOT 8 Zealandia MMMMWIMIHJIIia & Northern Coy. BHOBF These Lines have Reduced 10 per cent. While still maintaining the best quality. FURNJJURE. For some , time past there has been *. great difficulty in procuring up-to • date, or any, furniture in Fatea. I am prepared to execute orders ir. this line, and to sell most—if nc l all—furniture At Wellington Prices. I hope to have t my Furniture Shop fixed up in a few days, when would-l .• purchasers can inspect and ask prices. I have in stockTables Sofas Oheffonieres Sideboards Mirrors Overmantel* Fancy Wicker and Cane Chairs Rocking Chairs Old English Chairs Black and Walnut Austrian Chairs Bedroom & Kitchen Chairs WashsLauds and Toilet Sets Chests of Drawers Duchess Sets Prams Gocart. Iron and Brass rail Bedsteads Wove Wire, Spring, Flax, and Hair Mattrasses Kapoc Beds Bon Bon and Dover Stoves Luke’s Register Grates Colonial and Camp Oven a J. A. McKENNA, WANTED KNOWN—TIt John' MoComisky is iho best and cheapest Painter and Pape - hanger, and has the largest stock -d the Lest materials ot any worki - » tradesman on the Coast, and employ -j the best and moat trustworthy wor - men, who can Jo anything in wade. Tender and estimates giv-..» for work in a:'V part of ithc 'Colony - -