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J. A. McKENNA pVT U A 1 xA i.. i uxV. 8 NE TV S uEDh—J ast Landed. D Flower Seeds, Id. Vegetable Seeds, 3d. Box Thorn, Blue Glum, • Mamoeorpa. Early Rose, Beauty of Hebron. Ash loaf & Bath Kidneys, and White Elephant. Mangold and Carrot, Blue Prussian Peas. Horse Beans, Rape, Southland Rye Grass, Cocksfoot. Evaporated k Tinned Fuff. I am opening up a line of Evaporat. d Fruit from C-ilifcnia, Including—Apples, Apiicots, Peach s Pears, Pxunes, Dates & Fig?.. Tinned Dessert Fruit, including Apricots, Peaches, Pears. In the PRODUCE line I have a large stock of— Fowls Wheat, Oats, Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Maize, Crushed & Whole Linseed, Prime Table Potatoes, Adelaide Coarse and Rock Salt Sulphate of Iron Sulphur, Blue Stone, Gau&tic Soda Hematite, Red & Blue nuddle, White und Red Lead Enameh d a .d MixM Paints Raw, Boiled, Castor, Colza, Neaisfoot and Lard Oils, Lil o D o o Turps, Meth Spirits, Pitch, Lamp Black, Venetian Rod, Wire Netting, Sheep Netting, Plain and Barbed Wire in £ & 1 c'vt Gralvd Staples —l, X£, & IJ inclx. CC CL I have a largo stock of ~ ~ LAMPS ot the Very Latest Improved Patera. Golden Gem, Woods, and Kakaramea Flour. McGill’s and Steven’s Oatmeal. Auckland Coy’s Sugars and Golden Pyruj s. Suratura, Nelson Moate. & Indian Tea Liiub and French Coffee. Gear’s and Kirkpatrick’s Tinned Meat Pickled Salmon, Cocktail Salmon, Tinned Oysters, W bite Bait, Curried and BoiledMtabbit, Sheep’s Tongues Kippered and Fresh Herrings, Herrings in Tomato & Shrimp Sauce. Mullet, Sardines, Reel and White Herrings. Harricot Beans & Lentils, Split Peas, Pearl Barley. ; Swiss Milk, Molliu’s, Allen & Han* bury’s, and Neave’s Earn Foods, Dr Brandt’s Malted Food, Patent ’Groats & Barley, Nostle’s Milk Food, Arrowroot, Cornflour, Shariaud’s and Edmond’s Baking Powder. Keillor’s, Kirkpatrick’s, and MacOnochie’s Marmalade Rasherry, Strawberry, and Black Currant Jam, in lib tins & 21b jars, Assorted Jams, Honey, Lard, Desicated Cocoanut. Gelatine 2/6 per lb, Almonds 1/3 per lb. Van Houten’s, Epp'g, Taylor’s, and “Cadbury’s Cocoar Fry’s Concentrated Cocoa, la Crockery and Glassware I have all the Latest Novelties including Tea and Dinner Bets Enamel ware, Brush ware, Bird Cages, LanWdc. Axes, Spades, and Shovels. ./PATENT MEDICINES. i keep a Larga’and Up-to-date Stock. boots Zealandia MIIIiMMUiBI WhUMI I 111! ii Mill"! & Northern Coy, SHOES These Lines have Reduced 3L@ per cent. While still/maintainicg the lest quality. FURNITURE, For some .time past there has been great difficulty iu procuring up-to-date, or any, furniture in Pater., I am prepared to execute orders iu this line,, and to sell most—if net all—furniture At Wellington Prices. I hope to have, my Furniture Shop fixed up in a few days, when would-L----purchasers caa inspect and ask pricer, I have in stock— Tables Sofas Cheffonieres Sideboards Mirrors Overmantel; Fancy Wicker and Cano Chairs Rockhg Chairs Old English Clmt* Black and Walnut Austrian Chairs Bethvmm & Kitchen Chairs Washstauds and Todet Sets Chests of Drawers Duchess Sets .Prams Gocart. Iron and Brasr rail Bedsteads Wove Wire, Spring, Flax, and Hair Mattrassc s Kapoc Beds Bon Bon and Dover Stoves Luke’s Register Gr»tes Coloeial and Camp Over.3 J. A, MoKENNA---r r ANTED KNOWN—Th » John MoComisky is th j st and cheapest Painter and Pape - ngor, and has the largest stock 'd ) best materials ot any world .; desman on the Coast, and ompl .y * * best and most trustworthy woA--m. who can do anything in f-i*. tde. Tenders and estimates gN ;■ work in any paid oLthe Colony ■ - CLUQat

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Patea Mail, Volume XII, Issue 54, 2 June 1899, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Patea Mail, Volume XII, Issue 54, 2 June 1899, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Patea Mail, Volume XII, Issue 54, 2 June 1899, Page 3